-
Democratic war hero candidates, from John
Kerry to Max Cleland, had been
impugned so
successfully that a
neologism for such smears—to 'swift boat'—was coined...
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demonstrate genuine folk
music in his
works are
without basis.
Richard Taruskin impugns Schumann's
attitude toward Chopin's
works as patronising, and comments...
- weight. Thus it
denies the
individual worth of the
human personality,
impugns the
teaching that
nationhood and race have a
primary significance, and...
- the
manufacturing of
driver personalities by
corporations so as not to
impugn their re****tion by
drivers voicing their thoughts and
opinions through...
- man a maricón does not
question his hetero****uality; but it
definitely impugns his
physical and
moral courage.
Anaya was
Naval Attaché in
London from...
- thought. In
contemporary political usage, the term
Newspeak is used to
impugn an
opponent who
introduces new
definitions of
words to suit
their political...
-
rejected it. The
burning in 1789 of
Catherine Murphy, a counterfeiter, was
impugned in
Parliament by Sir
Benjamin Hammett. He
called it one of "the savage...
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public before the
start of the 1990
World Cup,
leading to
tabloid stories impugning Robson's patriotism; he sued
Today for
calling him a "traitor". The Dutch...
- by
everyone over a very long time for the
strongest reasons,
unless the
impugner uses more
powerful and
insoluble demonstrations and
completely dissolves...
-
botanists engaged in
heated debate (outside of court), and both
camps impugned the other's integrity. The
defense attorneys were not
often successful...
