11. Instead, it can suborn an enemy pieces on an adjacent cell, making them change sides. 12. The toughest nut is majority voting, which means countries would have to suborn their interests to others. 13. She bases this thought on the various meanings of the word " suborn " during this time period. 14. In 1984, Ames won an assignment to visit the Soviet embassy in Washington and suborn an officer there. 15. The implication is that at least there was an attempt to suborn the foreign policy of the United States, 16. Likewise, the term suborn meant corruption in loyalty which the Speaker accuses the Friend of in other sonnets. 17. He charges it is " obvious " that the Independent Counsel is a partisan hack who suborns perjury. 18. Meanwhile, William S . Madden of Hanover has parsed the phrase suborn perjury, and he calls it redundant. 19. "I doubt if there were efforts to suborn government officials, " he said in a telephone interview 20. As Buffy and Giles talk, Willow suborns Anya telepathically, so that Anya breaks Giles's binding spells.
