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He did, after all, attack opponents of Confederate statues for trying to “defame our heroes.”

The Kardashians prevailed in civil court on Monday when a jury decided that they did not interfere with contracts or defame the ‘Rob & Chyna’ co-star in 2016.

Not only will conservatives pass laws that kill women, but they will defame them in death by painting them as reckless and stupid.

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As we see in these two cases, not only will conservatives pass laws that kill women, they will defame them in death by painting them as reckless and stupid.

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“The jury must determine if Newsmax was doing what media organizations typically do — inform the public of newsworthy events—or did Newsmax purposely avoid the truth and defame Smartmatic.”

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

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