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Mr Poots said a minority should not besmirch the good work of the majority.
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The Free Syrian Army, a group of rebel fighters, said that government forces, hoping to besmirch the opposition, were responsible.
ECONOMIST: Politics this week
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To say such ties have turned this supposed market watchdog into a lapdog is to besmirch the safeguards that lapdogs afford everywhere.
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Some believe he was in the pay of Israel, so routinely did his useless violence appear to besmirch Palestinian signs of moderation, particularly during the 1970s.
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Ambassador, who had nothing to do with Benghazi, and was simply making a presentation based on intelligence that she had received, and to besmirch her reputation is outrageous.
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In part, that was because the Republicans who were out to besmirch John Kerry were so good at it that they more than compensated for their relative penury.
ECONOMIST: Lexington
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"You can't besmirch places you don't like", Mr Steinberg said.
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As soon as one politician, encouraged by this week's Supreme Court judgment, uses this opening to besmirch a rival, all politicians will immediately be tempted to do the same thing.
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Nothing we do now could more seriously besmirch the memory of those whose lives have been lost in attacks like this weekend's than to signal that their sacrifice was in vain.
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They want to know, for example, about the conflicting peaceful and warlike passages of the Koran, the horrible treatment of "infidels, " apostates, women and those who besmirch Islam and its followers' "honor" or sensibilities.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Homeland insecurity adviser
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The opposition has argued that it was improper for a judge to discuss the case with outsiders, but the government has insisted that he was not acting injudiciously and that sections of the media were "attempting to besmirch" the country's reputation.
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