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marred

adjective as in impaired

adjective as in mutilated

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adjective as in ruined

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adjective as in spoiled

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adjective as in wounded

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Its elections are considered by rights groups to be a little more free than those on the mainland, but have often been marred by violence.

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The early months of Your Party were marred by an apparent split between Sultana and the former Labour leader over how members will be able to sign up.

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Ireland voted Friday to elect a new president, with left-wing independent Catherine Connolly expected to beat her female challenger in an election marred by criticism of the limited choice.

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Major cities in the country have been rocked by protests, with opposition supporters alleging that the 12 October poll was marred by irregularities, including ballot-stuffing.

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Hanging high on walls surrounding the 1929 sculpture, later marred by graffiti, are six recent abstract paintings by Walter Price.

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