You can talk about my children all you want, but don't lie maliciously and viciously about them. |
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Your employee could say something potentially libelous, whether maliciously or accidentally. |
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He then gave me a maliciously gleeful look and walked over to the wall again. |
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The exploit works by sending an email containing such a maliciously formed compressed archive to an intended victim. |
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In some instances, malcontents may pass on proprietary information maliciously. |
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In Washington, a person is guilty of malicious mischief if he or she knowingly and maliciously causes physical damage to the property of another. |
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The figure on the throne was grinning maliciously beneath the blackness of his hood. |
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Or he had rubbed against something like turps, or even been maliciously splashed with it. |
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The police could only be liable if they acted falsely, maliciously or recklessly in transmitting the information. |
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I have an active dislike of her because she's either very stupid or deliberately, maliciously, spiteful. |
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These bogus alerts directed users to a maliciously constructed Web site run by Papierniak, instead of the genuine PayPal site. |
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The further the excavation goes, the more events seem to spiral maliciously out of control, growing continuously more sinister. |
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It will hurt those who have imposed on the British taxpayer needlessly, fraudulently, frivolously, maliciously and unfoundedly. |
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The networking giant says the vuln is yet to be maliciously exploited, to the best of its knowledge. |
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The game will not be disrupted or maliciously destroyed by the decision of a player to leave the game prematurely. |
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As a result a maliciously constructed message might allow hackers to execute arbitrary commands on a target system with superuser privilege. |
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Mostly this is because they are simply insincere, and say what they say maliciously and in knowledge of its falsehood. |
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Mamase's accusations are clearly untrue and they must therefore have been made maliciously and with an intention to defame me. |
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The strong west wind off the sea maliciously whipped their cloaks around their bodies, making it difficult to walk. |
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This shortcoming creates a means for hackers to spam users with a maliciously constructed email designed to trigger this buffer overflow condition. |
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Although it sounded as though they were no longer laughing good-heartedly, but more maliciously, almost as though they were mocking me for not being able to reach them. |
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And from this time began an intrigue between his Majesty and a junto of Ministers maliciously bent against me, which broke out in less than two months. |
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Section 20 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 creates the offence of unlawfully and maliciously wounding or inflicting grievous bodily harm. |
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The bug created a means for hackers to inject malware into vulnerable Windows boxes providing a user can be induced into viewing a maliciously constructed image. |
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We would have people maliciously pull fire alarms to get us to come. |
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If we wanted to maliciously attack somebody, we'd do a better job of it. |
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The software giant has admitted that an attacker might be able to run malware of his choice simply by tricking a victim into visiting a maliciously constructed Web site. |
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The current hysteria surrounding the eurozone's debt problems are partly clouded by ideology and partly maliciously overhyped. |
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This kind of advertising provides answers to those who maliciously or ignorantly attempt to tear down the private enterprise system. |
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No actions may be taken against persons for reporting their suspicions, unless the reporting is done maliciously. |
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As noted in the case, qualified privilege will be lost if the remarks are maliciously made, or they otherwise exceed the scope of the privilege. |
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Much more difficult is to remove the debarring stigma which maliciously flutters around every disable person. |
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In 2. Cor. 11 Paul feared that the serpent would maliciously beguile the believers as it had done with Eve. |
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The defendants engineered an ulterior motive to discredit the claimant's reputation by writing maliciously about him in the practice teacher's report. |
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While Via Rail did not act maliciously when it first refused to allow Mr. Mills to return to work, it had not acted in good faith. |
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Though fast flux is notorious as a technique used maliciously, it also has legitimate uses. |
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This bug could be exploited by an attacker who tricks victims into either visiting a maliciously constructed Web page or opening HTML email containing a poisoned script. |
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Getting there is hard, not least because if you ask one of the elderly men who live nearby, he may maliciously misdirect you. |
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All the Martians in the room laughed maliciously at the display. |
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The storage mechanism should assure that there is no significant risk of corruption or change of original information either accidentally or maliciously and to ascertain any alteration. |
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Heep hopes, and maliciously confides to David, that he aspires to marry Agnes. |
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Democrats say he has been maliciously libeled by a panicked right wing. |
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The effect of a defamatory publication can be just as harmful to the defamed person's reputation whether or not they are a public figure and whether or not it is published maliciously. |
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If an allegation is determined to have been made frivolously, in bad faith, maliciously, for personal gain or for revenge, disciplinary action may be taken against the person making such an allegation. |
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Having gone outside the collective bargaining regime, the Bay cannot turn around and take refuge in the collective agreement when it is sued for maliciously instituting criminal proceedings against Piko. |
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Surely the sum of those maliciously high cigarette taxes you mentioned considerably offsets the cost of hospitalisation of those with smoking related illnesses. |
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Wild stories swept the city of the ill maliciously breathing out of their windows to spread the contagion and of young gallants defying the mayor and attending plague burials for a lark. |
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The housing malaise, they think, will linger, but less maliciously. |
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I will be addressing the question that is on the minds of all Canadians: Was this loophole a maliciously brilliant scheme, or was it an incompetent oversight by the Prime Minister? |
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The question is whether she did so deliberately and maliciously. |
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It avoids the possibility that the will, even if in holograph form or made in the presence of witnesses, may be accidently destroyed or maliciously done away with by heirs disappointed with its provisions. |
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Disclosure of other information shall not be for personal gain or benefit, nor be undertaken maliciously to damage the reputation of any person or organisation. |
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She has been accused of being a traitor to her country, and been maliciously prosecuted by state officials, prominent politicians and those indicted for war crimes. |
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Terrorists and criminal groups are able to use modern information and communication technology maliciously, for purposes such as communication, information gathering, recruitment and the spread of violent radicalism. |
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There is a categorical difference between free speech and speech which wilfully and maliciously ignores recognized historical facts in order to advance an ulterior agenda. |
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Hotel card keys secretly record personal information, which could be maliciously taken advantage of without the person knowing. |
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The judge asserted that Mr Brown killed his victim in defense, and not maliciously. |
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This is, however, not to say that either socio-political, moral, or scientific medieval theories were in any ways explicitly or maliciously misogynous. |
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Like Thomas More, Bishop Fisher believed that because the statute condemned only those speaking maliciously against the King's new title, there was safety in silence. |
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