| close loophole | 18.10 | Congress closed a loophole. | ||
| exploit loophole | 3.36 | But loopholes are still exploited. | ||
| find loophole | 2.57 | Find a loophole. | ||
| have loophole | 2.50 | But Milosevic has a loophole. | ||
| use loophole | 2.50 | He said not to use the loophole. | ||
| create loophole | 1.97 | First, he says, market-based approaches create loopholes. | ||
| plug loophole | 1.78 | The Senate version plugs the loophole. | ||
| eliminate loophole | 1.12 | You eliminate tax loopholes. | ||
| leave loophole | 1.12 | So they would leave a loophole even as they attempted to close one. | ||
| tighten loophole | 0.86 | Tighten loopholes. | ||
| contain loophole | 0.59 | But the treaty contains important loopholes. | ||
| open loophole | 0.59 | Moments later, he left open a loophole. | ||
| seek loophole | 0.59 | Union leaders sought legal loopholes to bypass the ruling. | ||
| provide loophole | 0.53 | This has provided a loophole for employees, most of them men, to avoid payment. | ||
| cite loophole | 0.33 | China could easily cite these loopholes. | ||
| insert loophole | 0.33 | Another concern was whether loopholes might be inserted into the pact as it moves through Congress. | ||
| offer loophole | 0.33 | But if they are considered kidnapped, that offers a loophole for the prosecution. | ||
| expose loophole | 0.26 | Yet the Hurricanes had exposed a loophole that not every NHL franchise can close. | ||
| remove loophole | 0.26 | The new proposal removes that loophole. |