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willful

[wil-fuhl] / ˈwɪl fəl /




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According to the suit, the disclosure of tax-return forms “was either willful or a result of gross negligence.”

From MarketWatch

According to the suit, the disclosure of tax-return forms “was either willful or a result of gross negligence.”

From MarketWatch

Video footage of his killing taken from multiple angles shows this to be a willful lie.

From Salon

“There’s been no evidence presented that Mr. Price acted with any wrongful intent. No testimony from any witness … who said Mr. Price acted with willful intent,” Schafler said Wednesday.

From Los Angeles Times

Since when did that stop a willful kid?

From Los Angeles Times