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malfeasance

noun as in wrongdoing

noun as in crime

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“As Outfest was imploding, members of the Outfest Board threw Plaintiff under the bus and sought to make him a scape goat for their own malfeasance.”

The link between my interest in culture and corporate malfeasance is through ideology.

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I don’t know how to interpret the new Georgia law or what exactly it means by “irregularity” or “malfeasance.”

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Such inconsistencies are commonplace, not evidence of malfeasance, and only in extremely rare circumstances affect the outcome of elections.

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“Corporate malfeasance must be confronted, or it will proliferate,” the letter said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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