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dishonest people were slandering him and trying to ruin his reputation.

Among the habits which children should shun are slovenliness, rudeness, laziness, lying, stealing and slandering.

Both Amanda Knox and her parents are charged with slandering Italian police for saying they hit her in the head during the interrogation.

Much falsified criticism, together with the slandering epithet like "anti-partyism" , "Rightism" did her severe detriment.

Candidates can be debarred for "extremism" ; that includes slandering a public official.

We have no knowledge of the other case and the allegation against us as accomplices to such silencing is slandering.

Her husband has been accused of having a dangerously wandering eye, but Pink chooses to look the other way by slandering other people.

Slandering the head of state in writing, pictures, or speech or maliciously defaming the government or officials of the R. O. C.

Your insulting and slandering letters were sent through your university email system.

Slandering Others Is Like Spitting Blood. You Dirty Your Own Mouth First.

They kept on slandering each other during the election.

Gennifer Flowers still has a suit against James Carville, Paul Begala, and Hillary for allegedly slandering her.

Law firms and lawyers shall not solicit business by unfair means such as slandering other lawyers or paying middleman's fees.

"The realism is obsolete" discusses, "obsoleted theory" and so on the views, is slandering the realism more or less the drawing.

Dr. Denis sues Antoine Mauroy's widow in 1668 for slandering his reputation.

soliciting business by slandering other law firms or lawyers, or paying middleman's fees or by other illegitimate means;

soliciting business by unfair means such as slandering other lawyers or paying middleman's fees;