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Ms. Legacki confesses that corporate America favors making deals with a brazen authoritarian over democratic accountability.

In an era of brazen, bad-faith redistricting efforts, the prospects of winning a fair election as a newly gerrymandered candidate are slim, especially for Democrats.

Our rights haven’t eroded to that degree, but Kimmel’s “indefinite” suspension is the most brazen evidence of this administration’s willingness to use politicized agencies against his perceived enemies.

Estonia's foreign ministry in Tallinn condemned the incursion as "brazen".

Secret police filming soon caught Andrews Jr doing brazen Class A drug deals in broad daylight and handing over more than £100,000 at a time in supermarket carrier bags.