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malefactor

[mal-uh-fak-ter] / ˈmæl əˌfæk tər /




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Superb casting makes "The Fallen Sun" watchable, and Serkis' villain matches and in some ways exceeds the series' most extreme malefactors and their capacity to make a person's skin crawl.

From Salon

Presumably China, Russia and Iran, but no specific malefactors were mentioned.

From Salon

Crime pays, if you’re a television network, and especially if you’re network television, where reckoning with malefactors has a long and rich history and continues to have a dominating presence.

From Los Angeles Times

The Burbank congressman for his role in the investigation and impeachment of President Trump, and the Irvine congresswoman for her whiteboarding of corporate malefactors and social media savvy.

From Los Angeles Times

The committee's report also shows that something is very wrong at the IRS, which appears to be understaffed and unqualified to deal with big-money malefactors' labyrinthine financial schemes.

From Salon