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nefariousness

noun as in atrocity

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He’s had his own odd experience with killers — his grandma murdered his grandfather, apparently — and is bizarrely charmed by Misty’s nefariousness.

For months, election officials have been under immense scrutiny from promoters of the myth of a stolen 2020 election, which has hinged in part on false claims about nefariousness in Maricopa County.

Their bill not only guards against the gambits the lame duck White House attempted in 2020, but it also limits the potential for other nefariousness by a future candidate.

The move, Cogent says, was necessary to prevent its networks from being harnessed by Russia for cyberattacks and other nefariousness — but the decision nonetheless threatens to cut the citizenry off from the outside world.

“It’s a new technology and there’s a nefariousness behind it,” he said.

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

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