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He spent years sowing doubts and corroding faith in our judicial and political systems, spraying insults like a spiteful crop-duster.

It was a calculated decision to protect his other business interests from spiteful retaliation by a potential president Trump, and it was presaged for almost a year by Bezos’ move to hire a new publisher, Will Lewis.

He's a spiteful misogynist, and banning abortion nationwide will simply feel like his "revenge" on women who rejected his "protection."

One called the Instagram posts “immature, insensitive, and spiteful” and promised to recruit other donors to end their contributions.

Kylie thrives on challenges, and she's faced more than a few over the last 37 years - from spiteful critics and creative mis-fires to a life-changing encounter with breast cancer.