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"One aspect that made it more difficult to be sure, to try to help confirm those suspicions, was a very strong argument being put forward from the senior nurse on the unit that this suspicion was totally wrong and that we were maligning nurse Letby and she was a very competent safe nurse," he said.

"The danger here is that, by scapegoating, maligning and essentially holding up a vision of America that is in stark contrast to the realities of a country that is becoming populated by more people of color, political violence will be normalized as results in a way that we haven't seen in a generation or two," Muhammad said.

Allen smeared election officials as lacking “clean hands,” maligning them for the crime of following the law as written.

Netlfix’s docu-sensation focused much of its attention on maligning Carole Baskin.

CompassCare has responded by furiously maligning Kamke in public, an unusual way to treat a former patient.