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deface

[dih-feys] / dɪˈfeɪs /


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The indictment says Twigg “on or about June 21, 2022, did without proper authority, destroy, tamper with, deface or otherwise damage” county records or documents.

From Washington Post

Elsewhere hacker groups claim to have defaced Russian news websites with messages to Russian people to "stop Putin".

From BBC

Security has been increased around the sites since one on a wall at North Beach in Lowestoft was defaced with white paint.

From BBC

They also found a social media post of the suspect videotaping himself defacing the memorial.

From Seattle Times

In a suburb of Manchester, the city Rashford also plays for, a mural dedicated to the star was defaced shortly after England’s loss.

From Washington Post