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put under suspicion

verb as in compromise

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verb as in discredit

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She might be put under suspicion if she addressed a letter to any one with a German name even if she lived in the United States.

So long as these are not put under suspicion or examined, they simply are themselves, or are non-cognitionally experienced.

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