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Internal evidence for this includes the use of words like malign (2:12; 3:16), and reviled (4:14).
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His innovations in low-rise high-density housing breathed new life into the previously maligned row-housing form.
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Its purpose, however, was more speculative: it is designed to protect the investigator against malign ghosts or other spiritual manifestations.
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The much maligned local authority colour scheme of green and brown was replaced with a mixture of blues, grey and gold.
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Principal causes of death are heart problems, malign tumors and diabetes.
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Pilgrims and pilgrimages were maligned in the press for charlatanism, clerical swindles to extract donations, and distraction of people from socially useful work.
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The polling company speculated this improvement is due to strong sympathy by the public for a political candidate they judged as being unfairly maligned.
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I love it chiefly on account of its bad reputation, it is no doubt much maligned.
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Now they were ready to relinquish this vision to that same old guard they had maligned as obsolete "old party system men".
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This action was misunderstood and maligned at home by a popular author.
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