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disgrace

[dis-greys] / dɪsˈgreɪs /




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He wonders whether it might be best for optics if the disgraced financier — the biggest financial backer to Brockman’s nonprofit Edge Foundation — didn’t attend after all.

From Salon

The author wrote that he went into Epstein "withdrawal when I don't see him" and told the disgraced financier directly in one exchange that he missed him.

From BBC

Lownie shares with AFP anecdotes of the disgraced royal's alleged misconduct in public office as well as his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

From Barron's

Justice Department appear to show that Mandelson emailed confidential government correspondence to the disgraced financier.

From The Wall Street Journal

The victim's brother Billy Blue said it was "an absolute disgrace" that to this day no-one had been charged over the crime, suggesting it was known who the culprit was.

From BBC