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1. The country's numbers are certainly dodgy: the components of GDP do not add up, and the data are always published suspiciously early.
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2. Or take another popular line of defence: it is often asserted that China cannot afford a more flexible exchange rate until its dodgy banking system is reformed and strengthened.
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3. Mundungus Fletcher is a rather dodgy character, a crook whose shady business dealings are always getting him into trouble. However, he's also a member of the Order of the Phoenix.
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adj.
  1. of uncertain outcome; especially fraught with risk
  2. marked by skill in deception

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