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In more than a decade with the newspaper, López had often written about corruption and misuse of public funds and had received threats in connection to his reporting.

It provides other nations with the balm of calling out US hypocrisy in the misuse of its powers, hypocrisy which is often measured in the distance between American soft power rhetoric and hard power actions.

The catastrophic risk associated with AI hinges more on misuse or poor development than on concerns about computers overtaking human society.

The details that have ended some recent political careers — such as involvement with a staffer or misuses of public funds — aren't part of this story.

It’s fair to say there are still many unanswered questions attached to the data misuse scandal.

Four more figures from the old façade, now standing outside the Porta Romana of Florence, are misused and saddened relics.

It is often misused for "that" to introduce an object clause.

It was extremely unfortunate, and Annandale decided that he was both unhappy and misused.

This word, which properly means to make known specifically, to explain particularly, is often misused for say.

This wasted life that I speak of, how does it look now in the eyes of the man who has misused it?