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For most of these Netanyahu critics and rivals, the argument didn’t discredit Israel’s cause, whose justice was obvious to them.

Human-right groups accuse the government of hiring provocateurs—known locally as goons—to infiltrate protests and discredit demonstrators to justify the violent reaction.

They were adopted in reaction to a history of dangerous and discredited practices, including treatments that induced nausea and vomiting or administered electric shocks.

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Felt, in classic Hoover fashion, then leaked information to discredit Gray, hoping to replace him.

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Police standards say officers' behaviour must not "discredit the police service or undermine public confidence, whether on or off duty".

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