-
Defamation is a
communication that
injures a
third party's re****tion and
causes a
legally redressable injury. The
precise legal definition of defamation...
- "subordinates" and "subalterns" will be
there to
rebuke their slanderers and
traducers. And the men who pay ten, twenty, thirty, etc. etc. per cent on borrowed...
- some ways".
According to Black,
Nixon thought that he was
doomed to be
traduced, double-crossed,
unjustly har****ed, misunderstood, underappreciated, and...
-
Bathing in
Gluty Cases". In more
recent years, Oliver's
efforts have been
traduced by the
introduction of a
version of the
biscuit with a
plain chocolate...
-
Aleppo once,/Where a
malignant and a
turbanned Turk/Beat a
Venetian and
traduced the state,/I took by th'
throat the cir****cised dog/And
smote him—thus...
- injured; and to "the
millions of
British citizens who feel our
democracy was
traduced and
undermined by the way in
which the
decision to go to war was taken...
- 13 21 v. 1 104 Al-Humazah ٱلْهُمَزَة al-Humazah The Scandalmonger, The
Traducer, The Gossipmonger, The
Slanderer 9 (1/3)
Makkah 32 6 v. 1 105 Al-Feel ٱلْفِيل...
-
memory was
stored with a
black list of the
enemies and rivals, who had
traduced his merit,
opposed his greatness, or
insulted his misfortunes". The first...
- In
Marxist philosophy,
commodity fetishism is the
perception of the
economic relationships of
production and
exchange as
relationships among things (money...
- 73-95) 3
Johann Jakob Grynaeus Quaestio est:
Utrum anima hominis sit ex
traduce an a Deo creetur?
Synopsis historiae hominis (1579, pp. 125-142) 4 Johann...
