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Moscow has introduced a new law against “discrediting the Russian armed forces,” which has made some victims of crimes by veterans afraid to report them.

Among the topics discussed at the hearing was Texas' junk science law, which lets inmates challenge convictions based on later discredited science.

In recent years, he has gained prominence in the US for making the discredited claim that childhood immunisations are linked to autism.

This sense of competition and the tendency to discredit and shut out other women might be a feature in Hollywood and not a bug, Sweeney said.

Again, he doesn’t concern himself with the elaborate details of this or that discredited election-fraud conspiracy theory.