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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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More generally, reaction from pro-Trump groups and influencers who previously hyped up vote fraud claims varied - from silence on the issue, to continued insistence that the 2020 vote was marred by fraud.

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The image was marred by interference, but Romeo thought he could make out twin vertical stabilizers on the tail.

While there have been no credible claims of fraud contributing to Donald Trump’s victory on Tuesday, and the vote does not appear to have even been close, the election was marred by foreign interference, a commonplace occurrence in every U.S. election since 2016.

The printing glitch, called overspray, also marred as many as half of the mailed ballots collected by Monday in Shasta County.

Yet in a race centered on voter anxieties over public safety and the legal controversies that have marred Gascón’s first term, the criminal justice reform issues that got him elected after George Floyd’s murder have largely taken a backseat.

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