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calumny

noun as in slander

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In his address Tuesday to Congress, Trump repeated his charge that Mexico is completely under the sway of organized crime — an assertion that Sheinbaum has repeatedly refuted as a calumny.

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That brings us to the other calumnies Vance and Trump have directed at the Haitians in Springfield.

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Sen. JD Vance, a Republican from Ohio and Trump's vice presidential nominee, made the rounds of the Sunday shows and doubled down on the calumny.

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Eastman portrays himself as a battling patriot who has been subjected to “false narratives and calumnies.”

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But for Sakoda and others, his initial reaction — which included accusing the survivors of “calumny,” or slander — revealed what they believe is his true allegiance — protecting the church’s hierarchy.

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