He has watched the President discredit him, discredit Mueller, discredit Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and discredit anyone who poses a threat to him.
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But when somebody is guilty, you have to find other ways to discredit the victim: if you can't discredit what happened, then you discredit the person.
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"This is to discredit the entire FBI, and discredit his own Justice Department," Biden continued.
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If he couldn't discredit the case against his client, he would discredit the people who had built it.
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Trump's goal is simple -- discredit the news, discredit the free press -- and he gets to run roughshod over America.
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When you can discredit other alleged victims, it makes it easier for you (and members of the public) to discredit yours.
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"The goal here is to undermine the FBI, discredit the FBI, discredit the Mueller investigation, do the president's bidding," Schiff said.
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Attempts to discredit special counsel are off base Past practice provides even more evidence that these attempts to discredit the special counsel are off base.
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Some political operative will use the stories to try to discredit broader, more mainstream movements, and others will use it to discredit the outlet as biased.
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Not to discredit them for what their jobs were (though they're pretty easy to discredit for what they say), but that's Fox News putting athletes' political thoughts on a pedestal.
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Fields then resigned when her employer tried to discredit her.
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The defense tried to discredit the women in other ways.
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It was used to target diplomats and discredit the Embassy.
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Dershowitz has been running a campaign to discredit his accusers
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Trump on Monday continued his efforts to discredit Mueller's investigation.
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Russians "want to discredit our process of elections," he added.
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And then the whole White House campaign to discredit her.
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The UK government denies colluding with Trump to discredit Mueller.
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Read more:Lauer is trying to discredit his accusers with technicalities.
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What specific things did he do to discredit Dr. King?
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People did what they did, and that's to their discredit.
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To him, it's just another partisan plot to discredit him.
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Biden claims that's why Trump is trying to discredit him.
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Trump, meanwhile, kept up his bid to discredit the whistleblower.
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He's also, importantly, pressuring Zelensky to discredit American law enforcement.
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Key to Yanukovych's efforts to discredit Tymoshenko was — who else?
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Trump is using this revelation to discredit the Russia investigation.
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I refuse to be painted as a villain or used as a pawn in the press' efforts, especially those at the Daily Mail, to discredit the Labour Party or discredit their transphobic rightist agendas.
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"We would want oversight on what the Administration is doing to civil liberties, to institutions, to discredit the courts, to discredit the special prosecutor, to attack the press, all of these things," he told me.
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"The committee has to defend the Mueller investigation against the president's and the Republicans' in Congress attempts to sabotage it, to discredit it and to discredit the FBI and the Department of Justice," he said.
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Mr Nunes has tried to obstruct and discredit the special counsel.
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I do it to discredit you all and demean you all.
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No. he didn&apost want to discredit it on election night.
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Does his work in the field of UFOs discredit his art?
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At the same time they discredit the compromise that democracy needs.
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Conyers didn't sue her, but he did attempt to discredit her.
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Peru's finance ministry called the suit an attempt to discredit Peru.
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Discredit the very institution of justice so he can mock justice.
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I would never discount or discredit somebody's forces as being incapable.
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This is not to Carter's discredit; it wasn't up to him.
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It's a determined effort to discredit those who are investigating him.
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Only 2012% say it is an attempt to discredit Trump's presidency.
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The campaign to discredit journalists has been going on for decades.
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"People want to discredit the army and president," Tchiroma told Reuters.
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Doesn't that help to discredit the activities in it of themselves?
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Does it discredit the moderates on the same side, by association?
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Now historians believe that Catherine cultivated those rumors to discredit Peter.
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We have a disinformation campaign designed to discredit the president-elect.
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Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani has led the push to discredit Cohen.
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What else could explain an attempt to discredit actual video evidence?
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Graham warned Democrats not to unfairly discredit Sessions with personal attacks.
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Accuse them of being mentally unstable in order to discredit them.
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The government sought for a long time to discredit the video.
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Did the US try to discredit elections in other countries too?
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Hope that doesn't discredit my arbitrary awards section that affects nothing.
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He didn't expect the response and it seems safe to say that the Clinton campaign didn't either—Panetta was there to discredit Donald Trump, but the audience in Philadelphia did everything it could to discredit him.
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There has also been no meaningful change on whether the investigation itself is a serious matter or mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency: 59% say it's a serious matter, 236% an effort to discredit Trump.
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He'd even attempted to discredit a critic for, apparently, being a socialist.
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But Oracle's attempts to discredit Google at times have been more subtle.
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They claim his intent was to use the info to discredit accusers.
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Any mistake played in the chapel is a "discredit" to the Academy.
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He also criticized the White House for trying to discredit the CBO.
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The GOP now wants to use that fact to discredit Vindman's testimony.
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Trump's closest allies in Congress renewed efforts to discredit the impeachment process.
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Don't try to discredit me because I stayed and tried to survive.
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Republicans also doubt, and have been working to discredit, the CBO's numbers.
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It disgusts me to the level where I discredit the whole thing.
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Saudi apologists are already using those facts to discredit any Turkish investigation.
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They've been part of a 30-year campaign to discredit climate science.
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But that nuance is irrelevant to a President eager to discredit him.
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"The Final Four doesn't validate or discredit a season," Mathews told reporters.
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It may also not be easy for the administration to discredit Yates.
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This is not to discredit President Trump for lacking a military background.
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The Hill's Amie Parnes explores the president's weekend efforts to discredit Mueller.
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When Strange Justice came out, Thomas's supporters hastily tried to discredit it.
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They also flensed his personal life to discredit him and his testimony.
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To be clear, this column isn't being written to discredit these women.
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Trump's comments come as other Republicans attempt to discredit the ongoing investigation.
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Harry Litman: Trump's last-ditch effort to discredit Cohen is a joke.
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There isn't enough bad soccer in the international tournaments to discredit them.
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"My goal is to completely discredit the PACE trial," Tuller told Reuters.
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Lewandowski attempted to discredit Fields later Thursday in a series of tweets.
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Mr. Trump wants to control that media, and to discredit competing voices.
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That year, he helped execute a wild plan to discredit West Germany.
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It has managed to discredit compromise as a core value of democracy.
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The White House has put out statements trying to discredit Manigault-Newman.
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If they preserve Mr. Trump's presidency, they will very publicly discredit themselves.
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I tried very hard to try to discredit that and I couldn't.
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The White House looks to discredit the special prosecutor investigating the president.
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Foreign adversaries keen to discredit US democracy could have a field day.
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It could be primarily to discredit its work in the American mind.
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In Russia, if you want to discredit someone, call them a Nazi.
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Your opponents will just use every violent incident to discredit your movement.
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Trump's attempts to discredit Mueller's probe have ratcheted up in recent weeks.
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Say, white nationalists looking to discredit antiracists by deliberately misidentifying march participants.
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There are a lot of reasons to discredit the anti-Stratfordian theory.
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So he went back attacking the two women of color, in hopes of discrediting... if he could discredit us, which would be easier for the audience, the readers, to not believe us, he could then maybe discredit the rest.
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"Our security services are using these tactics to discredit government opponents," Gudkov said.
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Moore repeatedly tried to discredit Corfman, and the other women, throughout the campaign.
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This is a campaign to discredit Bob Mueller&aposs findings and nothing else.
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To discredit a whole genre as an 'of the moment' thing feels wrong.
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"Absolutists to their discredit mow the lines between these two," Mystal told me.
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The aim is to discredit the heroes of the post-communist liberal transition.
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The website has also published stories attempting to discredit Bana in the past.
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This report was met with big meat lobbyists raring to discredit the findings.
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Saudi apologists are using those facts to try to discredit any Turkish investigation.
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You and many in this admin work to discredit us in the press.
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The actions of 1 do not discredit the amazing work they all do.
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Addressing that view, Union recounted a painful experience in order to discredit it.
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The ESRB, on the other hand, has come outright to discredit this connection.
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"I'm not trying to discredit his paganism or witch abilities," she said tactfully.
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Santander called the protests an attempt to "unfairly and inappropriately discredit" the bank.
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He also shares Trump's desire to discredit the CIA's report on the election.
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It will be the same with anyone who allows themselves to discredit Ukraine.
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And finally, when establishment media couldn't discredit O'Keefe's work, they attacked his character.
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VA staff even tampered with Brandon's medical files to try and discredit him.
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The contents of this memo do not - in any way - discredit his investigation.
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She also called out the Trump administration for trying to discredit the press.
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Meanwhile, Republicans seemed primarily concerned with attempting to discredit a Purple Heart recipient.
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Steve Scalise's attempt to discredit impeachment inquiry witnesses during Wallace's show on Sunday.
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The king's command came on the heels of military moves to discredit Thaksin.
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He speaks relentlessly and aggressively to discredit and politically destroy the Mueller investigation.
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"I think the intent was to discredit me within the community," he said.
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Needless to say, drug charities and authorities have queued up to discredit them.
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The Fidesz media apparatus is also actively working to discredit activists like Homonnay.
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And they probably expect some disruptions that will, they hope, discredit their opponents.
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While in Congress, he pursued every possible avenue to discredit and undermine it.
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This is their last-ditch full-fledged attempt to discredit the Russia investigation.
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Too much or too little of something can lead people to discredit them.
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They rushed votes, tried to discredit independent analyses and refused to hold hearings.
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Efforts to discredit an honest press have been particularly devastating in my country.
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Offering counter messaging that could be used to discredit extremist ideology is crucial.
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Ms. Sciorra, 59, is the most challenging witness for the defense to discredit.
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"The comment period gives industry an opportunity to try and discredit the study."
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The spectacle of a president trying to discredit domestic intelligence agencies is unseemly.
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It is part of an effort to discredit the investigation of the president.
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Get a hammer of my own, discredit Bush and the conservative mind-set.
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The contents of this memo do not -- in any way -- discredit his investigation.
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So lawmakers went on the offensive to discredit the agency performing the analysis.
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Clinton, however, is using Trump's lone public tax return to discredit him personally.
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The government has launched a public campaign to discredit the lawyers and their families.
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The Fishy this week goes to Lauren, for her relentless campaign to discredit Patrick.
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"There's a political motive to discredit me, Mahinda Rajapaksa and the party," Perera said.
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Even before Johnson spoke out, Trump tried to discredit Wilson's version of the encounter.
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"This was more an effort to discredit her than anything else," the official said.
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His signature on the public documents we've uncovered discredit his attempts to plead ignorance.
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"You see, if we discredit the victims, there simply is no crime," writes Billings.
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What's stopping anyone from uploading fake reviews in an attempt to discredit a competitor?
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Mueller also could look at Trump's relentless public attacks seeking to discredit the investigation.
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AntAC argues that the "systemic campaign" is meant to discredit NABU and its supporters.
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Kavanaugh reportedly tried to discredit his second accuser prior to her story becoming public.
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To her discredit, Hillary Clinton now denounces the TPP, a pact she helped negotiate.
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And he's tried to discredit climate science by pushing public, televised debates about it.
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The attacks on Gonzalez are part of the Right's attempt to discredit the students.
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As Vox's Alvin Chang reported, Fox News has for weeks tried to discredit Mueller.
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Democrats in Congress will now embark on a campaign to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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More recently, Hezbollah sought to intimidate and discredit Shiite competitors in Lebanon's parliamentary elections.
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That, to me, would discredit the hard work I know that committee has done.
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These flaws would alone discredit the JCPOA, but the agreement also had expiration dates.
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If this is all a paid donor strategy to discredit Trump, it is backfiring.
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Some believers, meanwhile, use atheism to discredit anyone with whom they do not agree.
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The White House and Trump have sought to discredit Manigault Newman and her book.
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Critics see the charges as part of a broader effort to discredit Mueller's investigation.
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Michigan officials initially tried to discredit him, too, trotting out the rabble-rousing charge.
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Unfortunately, this past summer, the current administration aimed to discredit the work of PRIS.
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Flynn was also allegedly involved in a virtual propaganda film meant to discredit Gülen.
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"This prize is too important categorically to dismiss and discredit it," he tells Broadly.
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"They want to eliminate him, discredit him, impeach him, get him fired," he said.
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He would not allow vanity and misplaced political ambitions to discredit his public witness.
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Clinton tried to discredit women who said they had been harassed by Mr. Clinton.
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Steve Castor, the committee's Republican counsel, tried to discredit him in a grotesque manner.
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That included, of course, his cooperation with the F.B.I. to discredit Martin Luther King.
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"This is part of an effort to discredit me as a witness," he said.
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And it also continues the conservative campaign to discredit Mueller before his probe ends.
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Mr. Nunes has long sought to discredit The Bee, which covers his congressional district.
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Some of the efforts to discredit the claims attack the character of the accusers.
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The revelations "brought real discredit to the Secret Service," Johnson said in a statement.
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Giuliani, Trump, and his allies in Congress have done their best to discredit Mueller.
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The lawsuit provides fodder for Republicans who are trying to discredit Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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But Democratic critics say this is all a plot to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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They're looking for anything they can do to discredit him and boot him out.
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Their best option might be to try to discredit their opponents through negative advertising.
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The operation's goal appears to have been to divide, discredit, and distract Western countries.
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Mr. Macron's opponents seized on the abstention rate to try to discredit his victory.
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Saudi Arabia appears to have simultaneously launched an online disinformation campaign to discredit Bezos.
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Six years ago, Trump sought to discredit the legitimacy of America's first black president.
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It is no surprise that age-old tactics were used to discredit the witnesses.
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The president himself was quick to try to discredit his former national security adviser.
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"They've manipulated data to try and discredit someone raising patient safety concerns," he said.
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But Mr. Johnson's interview spawned a social media campaign to discredit the boy's family.
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" Security researchers were quick to discredit the claim, which some characterized as "fear-mongering.
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One suggestion was to create the scenario of a sex scandal to discredit opponents.
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Your whole point was to discredit me and you've done far more than that.
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Buhari's party said the opposition was trying to discredit the returns from Saturday's vote.
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But being this blatant and specific about trying to discredit individual reporters is new.
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He was working to discredit women who had leveled sexual misconduct accusations against him.
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Republican politicians in Arizona seem to be on a mission to discredit the strike.
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He also allegedly used gossip to discredit the women whom he wanted to punish.
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But for now it seems the administration's attempts to discredit the investigation aren't working.
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But soda companies have spent millions of dollars on ads to discredit the proposal.
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"Even after six years, they have not been able to discredit me," he wrote.
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"Any chance that Russia gets they're going to try to discredit the United States, and try to discredit Ukraine," said Nina Jankowicz, a disinformation fellow at the Wilson Center and the author of the upcoming book How to Lose the Information War.
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The effort to discredit Strzok and Page has been part of a broader effort by Trump and his allies to discredit and even fire FBI officials who they believe will be damaging witnesses against the president in Mueller's obstruction of justice probe.
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To its discredit, however, the noni presents an odor much more complex than rotting chèvre.
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You're a blight on the landscape Conway and a discredit to all women. Shame. Shame.
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They show a president concerned about the probe's revelations and determined to discredit its findings.
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That means you can't discredit the entire Russia investigation by pointing to the Page warrant.
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After that, Oberlin staff members tried to discredit the family-owned bakery, the lawsuit says.
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Political leaders have suggested their rivals are spreading rumors and stoking violence to discredit them.
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Critics said the purpose of the leak was to discredit the Idle No More movement.
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Remember the President-elect's campaign to discredit Judge Gonzalo Curiel due to his Mexican heritage?
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At the same time, his team has gone at great lengths to discredit the allegations.
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Trump repeatedly slammed the report in an effort to discredit Mueller and his findings. Oct.
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That would avenge American criticism of Russian elections, discredit future admonishments and sully democracy itself.
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Zafar's fans were quick to jump to his defense by attempting to discredit Shafi's account.
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Your father is trying to discredit our media, collude with Russia and destroy the environment.
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Mr. Blatter dismissed such allegations, saying they were being highlighted only to "discredit" Sheikh Salman.
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Musk even went on the offensive against Moran, attempting to discredit his assertions about Tesla.
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Buhari's party has said the opposition was trying to discredit the returns from Saturday's election.
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She argued that the Kardashians highlighted Chyna's past as a stripper as to discredit her.
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To discredit the victim by dissecting her actions, her composure, her silence, or her resolve?
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"News organizations try to discredit our faith or the authority of our clergy," Katz explains.
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And the persecution of whistleblowers is often accompanied by ruthless character assassination to discredit them.
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Dietl said he was specifically hired to find information to discredit Carlson and Mackris's claims.
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Their mission: to discredit the Washington Post's reporting on Moore's alleged sexual misconduct with teenagers.
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They are also very afraid of single-issue groups that mobilize campaigns to discredit them.
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This is basically a term to discredit someone who claims to be a skilled hacker.
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Father Farrell said the city's investigations were an effort to discredit Catholic oversight of charities.
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By invoking the FTA Gramercy is doing its bit to discredit free trade and globalisation.
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Even when Trump tries to discredit the investigation against him he ends up bolstering it.
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Democrats contend that the Nunes memo has twisted the facts to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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We don't want to make any association with wild speculations that might discredit the movement.
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"You and many in this admin work to discredit us in the press," Ryan tweeted.
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With similar communications, three other officials also "brought discredit to themselves," the IG report concluded.
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It is already helping to discredit America's reputation as a reliable ally and sober superpower.
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Rwigara says the images were digitally altered and used by the government to discredit her.
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The president has worked tirelessly to discredit the Russia investigation and everyone involved in it.
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Trump supporters and the conservative media have whipped up a fierce effort to discredit Mueller.
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That Hillary Clinton attacked the women her husband was involved with, to discredit them. Mrs.
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They like to discredit their detractors by accusing them of being silly and overly sensitive.
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If you think that such a campaign to discredit Trump opponents can't work, think again.
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Dismissing them as paid protesters is an effort to discredit the public backlash to Kavanaugh.
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Supporters of both Malika and Connor are digging up old tweets to discredit either side.
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The president has repeatedly sought to discredit Mueller's investigation, which he calls a witch hunt.
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More than anything else, it would discredit the US government for a very long time.
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Democrats on the committee said Republicans issued the subpoenas in an attempt to discredit Steele.
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Only late in the game when shit got real were they trying to discredit him.
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If it can discredit Arcidiacono, its invisible wall of excuses and evasions just may hold.
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Many dissidents are funded by U.S. interests, which the Cuban government uses to discredit them.
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Toryalai, a 24-year-old university student, initially tried to discredit the young man's fears.
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They aim to discredit the special counsel's inquiry and potentially damage Mr. Biden's presidential prospects.
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The goal then was to discredit radio broadcasts from the BBC and Voice of America.
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They don't like to talk to reporters, especially about anything that would discredit the SEALs.
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The president's allies say the testimony is part of a broader plot to discredit him.
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"The contents of this memo do not – in any way – discredit his investigation," he said.
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Any attempt to block the investigation would discredit not only Trump but also our country.
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Trump and his allies have sought to discredit the complaint and the whistleblower behind it.
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Mr. Weinstein's defense team is likely to use the inquiry to discredit the police investigation.
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Ms. Yadav said the campaign to discredit her has been almost too much to bear.
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Former Defence Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said in a tweet that Szydlo's remarks were a "discredit".
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It was, however, used by supporters of nuclear weapons to try to discredit nuclear winter.
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Officials fear these people might take stronger action, perhaps rioting to discredit a democratic government.
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Mostly name-calling and trying to use Warren's statements about her heritage to discredit her.
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In a tweet Friday morning, Trump called the book a "phony" attempt to discredit him.
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Democrats dismissed the criminal referral as another political attempt to discredit the Russia investigations. Sen.
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Republican speakers tried to discredit what they repeatedly called an "unfair" and secretive impeachment process.
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Wallace cited that as an example of the White House trying to discredit the probe.
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"Judge Estes' conduct unquestionably brought discredit to the administration of justice in Massachusetts," Neff said.
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Your father is trying to discredit our media, collude with Russia, and destroy the environment.
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This time around, it's clear he's content to discredit the allegation and ignore it completely.
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Decades later, miniskirts and charges of prostitution continue to be used to discredit women leaders.
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"No, but the premise is ridiculous," he said, before pivoting to trying to discredit Cohen.
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Progressive and leftists are calling it a tactic to discredit an upswing in progressive enthusiasm.
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But bringing up other victims to discredit the Black Lives Matter movement is pretty disingenuous.
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Conservative media figures have been joining the effort to discredit Comey before the book hit shelves.
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Another preprint published in February had already gone a long way to discredit their initial findings.
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And what they want to do is use this now to try to discredit all science.
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To his eternal discredit, however, he drives like an asshole and his sister ends up dead.
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" Koenders added: "We're still seeing a great deal of disinformation and attempts to discredit the investigation.
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Similarly, perhaps, this is why so many Trump supporters discredit the FBI's investigation of Russian meddling.
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Perhaps anticipating a grim CBO assessment, Trump administration officials have preemptively tried to discredit the office.
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Russian state television rarely speaks of Mr Navalny and, when it does, only to discredit him.
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The objective is to silence and discredit marginal voices so as to shut down debate. Rep.
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He also helped plant a "Rape Melania" sign at an anti-Trump rally to discredit protesters.
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We are shocked and appalled that anyone would stoop to this level to discredit real journalism.
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Trump is not the first to deploy the lynching label to discredit political opponents or processes.
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Trump's effort to discredit the Mueller and the investigation is in full swing, and it's working.
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Chinese authorities have retaliated with stepped up attempts over the past few months to discredit Guo.
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Radical Party leader Oleh Lyashko said it represented President Petro Poroshenko&aposs attempt to discredit Avakov.
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"Those kinds of things will be leaked to discredit our government and their actions," she said.
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Additionally, Moore has denied the reports, attempted to discredit his accusers, and fundraised off the allegations.
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PDVSA had at the time also denounced what it called an international campaign to discredit it.
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It's worth looking more closely at the case conservatives are making to discredit and remove Mueller.
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I made mistakes with some inappropriate comments, but does that discredit everything else I stand for?
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In the first trial, the defense tried to discredit Constand, picking apart her testimony for inconsistencies.
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Lawmakers and cyber experts mentioned stories that were being spread to discredit German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Trump has already repeatedly shown a willingness to pull out all the stops to discredit Biden.
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The most important question is: Do these possible coordinated campaigns work to discredit those being attacked?
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"I don't want to discredit (Wiggins') experience, if indeed she felt that," Penicheiro said, per ESPN.
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The rising conservative drumbeat to discredit the investigation and the investigators is gaining GOP converts. Sen.
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Their mission: to discredit the Washington Post's reporting on Roy Moore's alleged sexual misconduct with teenagers.
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Mr Putin's spokesman accused the Americans of organising the leak to discredit his boss (see article).
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As reported by TMZ, a Facebook page titled "Surviving Lies" was created to discredit the victims.
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Hegelich does not rule out third parties using them to try to discredit parties or politicians.
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Manafort's attorneys grilled Gates on the admissions in an attempt to discredit him as a witness.
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"This is a desperate attempt to discredit him by a sinking regime," said lawyer Ben Sihaya.
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The news outlet also noted that the White House is planning to try to discredit Ford.
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But his murky ties to performance-enhancing drugs and steroid use discredit those stats, some say.
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" His administration has also sought to discredit the former aide, calling her book "riddled with lies.
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The message was widely ridiculed by state water experts, who quickly sought to discredit the claim.
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Muddy the waters and discredit the ongoing investigations into what Russia did in the 2016 election.
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He is using his massive social media platform to discredit a woman alleging she was harassed.
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Even Facebook hired a DC PR firm to discredit its critics by linking them to Soros.
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The report was used to discredit then finance minister Pravin Gordhan, a vocal critic of Zuma.
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Many Republicans will try to discredit Mueller's report by painting him as a rogue, partisan prosecutor.
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Editorial Observer "Dissident" is a loaded word in Cuba, a label used to discredit and punish.
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The hacking strategy consists of intercepting, altering, forging and releasing personal communications to discredit presidential candidates.
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Anaya has rejected the accusations and accused President Enrique Pena Nieto of trying to discredit him.
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Cosby's defense team has made it clear their trial strategy will be to discredit Constand's account.
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George P.'s decision is an inauspicious one for Republicans hoping this election will discredit Trumpism.
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She thinks her job is to discredit the news media, not to answer the public's questions.
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It described how to fight a "well funded, presidential-style campaign to discredit and embarrass" targets.
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But why leverage this immense power to discredit the news media, and socialism, and unions, now?
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Anomaly detection is valuable, but doesn't impede adversaries from using stolen information to discredit an election.
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Journalists were quick to condemn BuzzFeed, saying it gives Trump's team credence to discredit other reports.
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Trump's team is now trying to discredit Cohen as a liar, a cheat, a low-life.
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For the next two years, Mr. Sessions sought to discredit Judge Reese and overturn his ruling.
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Clinton has an on-camera record of working with her husband to discredit his accusers. Mrs.
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Her testimony was credible, and the F.B.I. inquiry was too cursory to substantiate or discredit it.
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In the years leading up to the victory, groups assembled to oppose and discredit the suffragists.
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Mr. McCabe argues that the Trump administration is trying to discredit him as a potential witness.
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A few are of service members fully clothed, in apparent attempt to shame or discredit them.
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When it comes out, some will be tempted to use them to discredit the whole movement.
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His Ukraine gambit might not be the last effort to pressure foreign governments to discredit Democrats.
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Mr. Flynn's campaign to discredit the opponent of the Turkish government, Fethullah Gulen, began on Aug.
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But it's been a mark on his legacy and was used in efforts to discredit him.
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Israeli officials refuse to discuss Mr. Dahlan, knowing any positive comments would discredit him among Palestinians.
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I think the whole point here was to discredit all this," Clapper told CNN's "New Day.
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They moved to discredit the entire investigation through rumors, partisan memos, scandalous innuendo and character assassination.
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Mr. Trump has continued to defend the effort and has tried to discredit the impeachment inquiry.
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Mr. Dhlakama denied the accusations, insisting that government forces had staged atrocities to discredit the dissidents.
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They are trying to delegitimize and discredit anyone who is speaking out for a better society.
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Governments are spreading disinformation to discredit political opponents, bury opposing views and interfere in foreign affairs.
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Governments are spreading disinformation to discredit political opponents, bury opposing views and interfere in foreign affairs.
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At the Charleston debate, Bloomberg tried to use Russia's alleged pro-Sanders disposition to discredit him.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), try to discredit the Russia probe in the year after Trump's victory.
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But it's been a mark on his legacy and was used in efforts to discredit him.
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That effort has spun off into an attempt to discredit a political rival in the process.
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Inside Russia, a propaganda campaign has attempted to discredit the findings as just another Western plot.
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After the memo was released, Gowdy said on Twitter that it did not discredit Mueller's probe.
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Sadly, Trump's attempt to discredit the national security community is merely part of a disturbing pattern.
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There seems to be a carefully crafted campaign to discredit everything that he is and does.
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In all of the Arab Spring countries, regimes have tried to discredit popular movements as conspiracies.
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The White House is also planning on trying to discredit Ford, according to the news outlet.
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What Riefenstahl understood is that such words become flattery, however much they are meant to discredit.
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McCabe claims his firing was an effort to "discredit" him as a witness in Mueller's investigation.
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It is our duty to bolster the real news and to discredit news you can't trust.
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"They're trying to float anything they can find out there to discredit fact-checking," he said.
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But they did downplay the story, tried to discredit the media, and implied it wasn't factual.
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Mr. Trump's public campaign to discredit the investigations that have ensnared his presidency is well known.
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The government's campaign to discredit the whistle-blowers foreshadowed the Watergate break-in a year later.
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Trump is creating civic emergency, and he's also leading a campaign to discredit the American press.
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It's an inconsistency that speaks to the fundamental way we discredit and devalue women's aesthetic care.
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Ultimately, this UN summit did more to discredit the usefulness of the UN than anything else.
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Defend your innocence, but don't create conspiracy theories around them or don't try to discredit them.
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So I think there&aposs not much here to this story, except to say that it feeds Donald Trump&aposs effort to discredit the FBI, to discredit the Justice Department and Justice Department officials, and to suggest that somehow there&aposs a grand effort against him.
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Al Gore's home energy use was used to discredit his agenda when An Inconvenient Truth came out.
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He certainly is going to continue to try to discredit the FBI and the CIA and others.
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Cohen also explained how he would react if Trump and his legal team tried to discredit him.
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The Trump administration has been hard at work trying to discredit Mueller for the past several weeks.
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"It's a nasty attempt, clutching at straws, to discredit something that they know is true," he said.
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He said the objective of the allegations had been to discredit Assad and put pressure on him.
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The Post slammed the voicemail, calling it a hoax and a shoddy attempt to discredit its journalism.
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" In quotes cited by Reuters, he said the report contained "unverified accusations that discredit our law enforcement.
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It was part of a larger plot to discredit Doctor Manhattan and turn him into a pariah.
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"We are confident that many of these documents will further discredit the government's defense narrative," he said.
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A separatist spokesman denied involvement and said government soldiers had staged the kidnapping to discredit the insurgents.
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All of which makes what Republicans are trying to do to discredit Vindman all the more appalling.
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" He added, "We see such leaks by US authorities as another attempt to discredit Russian official missions.
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Giuliani, however, seems determined to discredit the Russia investigation altogether, regardless of who he contradicts — even himself.
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Banks denied wrongdoing Wednesday and accused the establishment of "trying to discredit the result" of the referendum.
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For this reason, its critics often compare it to a Ponzi scheme in order to discredit it.
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Moore has suggested that McConnell and other establishment Republicans are working with news media to discredit him.
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To discredit misconceptions and to show the giving, caring and open side of their tight-knit community.
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The conspiracy theorists concluded that the entire event was staged in order to discredit their grassroots investigation.
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Off-camera, he's been working to discredit the show entirely, publishing a book dedicated to Avery's guilt.
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" He said Putin wanted "to undermine faith in democracy altogether and to discredit the whole democratic process.
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At the time, though, few believed Jones's reports; many politicians, diplomats and journalists tried to discredit him.
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What if the government could dig up information on you, and use that information to discredit you?
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Seeking financial damages is a claim that has long been used to discredit survivors of sexual assault.
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To discredit the experience or mitigate the offense because it fell low on a range of horrors?
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The Chinese government has been engaged in a sustained effort to discredit and tighten pressure on Guo.
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Will it be enough, though, for the defense to discredit him against all these charges for Manafort?
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Many critics have said the posts are part of a broader effort to discredit the Russia inquiry.
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They also worked to discredit another witness whose testimony had been ruled inadmissible in the first trial.
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The discredit of politics and the alienation of the young are common to democracies around the world.
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Indeed, Nunes has already begun laying the groundwork to discredit Mueller's work before it is even completed.
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And Republicans are planning a coordinated effort to discredit Obama's nominee, led by the party's national committee.
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Clinton's supporters will be swamping the airwaves, seeking to discredit Comey and cast doubt on his motives.
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Now, Trump and the White House have tried to discredit the CBO despite it being non-partisan.
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Gone are the days when we can discredit the efforts of teens solely because of their youth.
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"It's absurd to claim Peter was engaged in malicious efforts to attack or discredit China," Caster said.
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In fact, we discredit ourselves so often that it's become a legitimate psychological problem called Impostor Syndrome.
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You may have seen recent media stories attempting to discredit the business we have so proudly built.
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How will they interpret the efforts of those who sought to discredit our justice and intelligence institutions?
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When you call us "the enemy" we know what you're up to—trying to discredit our work.
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Malaysia has apparently begun to enforce a travel ban on those who discredit or ridicule the government.
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Moscow denies interfering in any foreign elections and accuses the West of a campaign to discredit Russia.
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He said the issue had been "dreamed up" by Trump's opponents in an effort to discredit him.
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"I have no criminal record, but they can still use the video to discredit me," he said.
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Rights groups said at the time the case was an attempt to discredit the opposition in general.
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At every step, Trump has called the investigation a witch hunt designed to discredit his electoral victory.
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Donald Trump asked Boris Johnson for help to discredit Mueller's investigation into his alleged links to Russia.
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The interviews seemed to look to discredit witnesses, it said, and interpreters also lacked the needed skills.
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The suspects would try to kill the cases and discredit the I.C.C. So would President Kibaki's government.
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As concerning as that is, incidents like this are now being used to discredit people en masse.
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In short, Manafort and Trump were working together to discredit the investigators as well as potential witnesses.
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Democrats are calling the memo GOP talking points about debunked conspiracy theories meant to discredit the FBI.
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We distort the past and discredit the present by inflating the founders' virtues and denying our own.
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"The government is using every tool in the box to discredit and suppress the opposition," Chanco said.
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He rails against the media and accuses a newspaper columnist of leading a "conspiracy" to discredit him.
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Roy and Zinberg's critiques were not offered as an attempt to discredit the CBO as a whole.
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But each has labeled the investigation bedeviling him a "witch hunt" and attempted to discredit those involved.
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"To my discredit, I didn't realize that that formula only works if you're winning commercially," he said.
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Mr. Moore has denied any sexual misconduct and is moving to discredit the women who came forward.
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The tweet was part of Trump's efforts, discussed with White House aides, to discredit F.B.I. officials. 10.
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" Mr. Costello explained, "You are under the impression that Trump and Giuliani are trying to discredit you.
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But attempts to discredit sexual assault survivors by questioning their mental health are not new or uncommon.
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But defense lawyers seized upon inconsistencies and unsavory details in Mr. Rechnitz's testimony to discredit his narrative.
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Mr. Browder said the charges were concocted to discredit him and to undermine the Magnitsky Act sanctions.
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Skepticism quickly emerged on social media, and some accused the department of trying to discredit Mr. Brown.
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India has been on an intense lobbying campaign to discredit Pakistan, accusing Pakistan of secretly supporting terrorists.
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There are few ways to discredit socialism more effectively than by connecting it to Venezuela's humanitarian catastrophe.
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It's simple: the revelations of Mr. Trump's efforts to compel Ukraine to falsely discredit a political opponent.
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After his firing, he said the move was part of a larger scheme to discredit the FBI.
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There are a number of fairly obvious problems with these various attempts to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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Trump may be loath to lend legitimacy to a process he hates and is eager to discredit.
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Montgolfier, the prosecutor in Nice, told Le Temps that Swiss attempts to discredit Falciani should be dismissed.
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Senior aides to Mr. Wilkie flatly denied that he had orchestrated any effort to discredit Ms. Goldstein.
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The president and his allies have sought to discredit the impeachment inquiry, calling the process a hoax.
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Ever since that ruling, pro-government media outlets have waged a sustained campaign to discredit Judge Tuleya.
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" Meza wrote back four minutes later: "You are clearly trying to harm my reputation and discredit me.
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Rights defenders are often accused of treasonous activity in Turkey, in an attempt to discredit their work.
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Prime Minister Modi sought to discredit the protests as violent and deployed his usual sectarian dog whistle.
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The president-elect has sought to discredit the intelligence agencies' findings, saying they were a partisan attack.
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The concerted campaign by the media to discredit and disown one of their own colleagues is shocking.
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Contradictory accounts were "allegations to confuse the result of the investigation" and discredit his men, he said.
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But with that progress also came a conservative backlash and campaigns to discredit our basic human rights.
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He has called the allegations a joint effort between the media and Democrats to discredit his campaign.
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The goal of these attacks is clear -- to discredit, cripple and, if possible, kill the Russia investigation.
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Moscow has repeatedly denied any such interference and accuses the West of a campaign to discredit Russia.
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But that's exactly what ended up happening — and now Bannon's critics are using it to discredit him.
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What began as an attempt to discredit the investigator has now devolved into delusional, self-serving paranoia.
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It's one of the things people try to do to discredit or smear or destroy a person.
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This time, the fear is that they're trying to discredit an investigation into Russia's potential election meddling.
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Gerry Connolly (D-VA) pointed out, would discredit some of the biggest criminal trials in US history.
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To define his late-in-life acceleration a blossoming is to discredit the successful career preceding it.
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Even some Democrats who participated in the effort to discredit the women acknowledge privately that today, when Mrs.
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Loeb, on the other hand, doesn't want people to discredit his idea just because it might be inflammatory.
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In a statement Friday, Trump tried to discredit the CIA, based on its assessments before the Iraq War.
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In a statement Friday, Trump tried to discredit the report, based on its assessments before the Iraq War.
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They&aposll say Crowley screwed up, the district changed, whatever they can come up with to discredit her.
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"Fake news" had yet to become a political buzzword used to discredit even the most reputable media organizations.
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The Trump administration will use the existence of that inaccuracy to try and discredit the entire Russian story.
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Those encounters are also filmed and used to discredit candidates around the world, Nix says in the video.
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He has sowed doubts by claiming that his opponents are using hacking accusations to discredit his electoral win.
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Trump has sought to discredit the whistleblower, though his top intelligence officials have concluded the complaint is credible.
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"We are shocked and appalled that anyone would stoop to this level to discredit real journalism," he said.
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So he went back, attacking the two women of color, in hopes that if he could discredit us.
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There is a knee-jerk attempt by President Donald Trump to discredit witnesses as Never Trumpers or nobodies.
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Such activity recalls the Soviet Union's so-called "active measures", which aimed to disrupt and discredit Western democracies.
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It's not enough to discredit the findings, but it may lead to some questioning of the study's results.
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America's next president will be a man who led a racist campaign to discredit the incumbent, Mr Obama.
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There was even a coordinated right-wing online attack on McMaster to discredit him as Afghanistan deliberations continued.
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Insofar as there is any official authority to discredit, it is the mainstream media that's breaking the stories.
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More information obtained through that breach will be leaked to embarrass and discredit the new administration, said DeMartine.
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Republicans, meanwhile, stood solidly behind Trump, using their questions to criticize Mueller or try to discredit the investigation.
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American intelligence chiefs have long viewed Russia's campaign to discredit and influence America's elections as a security threat.
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And, it feels like a move to undermine and discredit the intellectual property of women in the workplace.
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"Let's be responsible and not discredit our democratic institutions," outgoing center-left President Michelle Bachelet said on Twitter.
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Dean Heller, tried immediately to raise doubts about her record, a tactic often used to discredit female candidates.
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Elite failure tends to discredit experts even if it wasn't really the experts themselves who brought it about.
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The email was a fake, one designed to discredit Navalny by making him look like a foreign plant.
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One day soon, the president will need the public to trust the very institutions he's trying to discredit.
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Despite clear evidence of wrongdoing, unethical and possibly illegal behavior, Clinton backers immediately jumped to discredit the story.
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He wants to discredit American democracy and make us weaker in terms of leading the liberal democratic order.
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Trump, who has waged a fierce, years-long campaign to discredit the special counsel, has denied any wrongdoing.
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The solution is to not only win the debate over torture, but to discredit its most prominent champion.
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You may have heard the story of how Edison killed an elephant named Topsy to discredit his opponent.
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AT&T hopes to discredit the DOJ by proving its suit to block the merger is politically motivated.
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It's true that Democrats in the '90s, like Republicans today, endeavored to discredit investigations of the White House.
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It also gives Trump ammunition to discredit the special counsel, should Mueller find that the president obstructed justice.
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Some of the leaked information is designed simply to embarrass and discredit him, deriding his lack of knowledge.
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For example, psychiatric persecution has reportedly been used to force treatment on and discredit political dissidents in Russia.
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The team first tried to discredit the report of Taubman's outburst, which was quickly confirmed by several witnesses.
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Reuters reports that Moscow has forged political documents intended to discredit Clinton and sow chaos in her campaign.
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Trump dedicated the majority of his speech to ripping into the media and trying to discredit his accusers.
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I think it is a typical Democratic—Democrat—ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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But they appear more interested in attempting to discredit the company and the clinics with which it works.
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It even detailed efforts to, among other things, operate a "troll network" to discredit criticism from opposition leaders.
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The goal here ultimately is to discredit the Russia investigation, to cast it as thuggish, partisan, and illegitimate.
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I think it is a typical Democratic -- Democrat -- ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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And Politico reported in 2017 on evidence of Ukraine's U.S. embassy helping the Clinton campaign to discredit Trump.
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Only a third of Americans, 34%, say the investigation is mostly an attempt to discredit the Trump presidency.
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"For three years, he has waged a media campaign to cast discredit on my entire administration," she said.
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These liberals have invested a lot of energy in an effort to discredit anyone sitting to their left.
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Exxon's modus operandi for saving face was to discredit science that provided evidence for oil's long-term toxicity.
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This rhetorical device is common in politics: Attempting to discredit a position instead of responding to a question.
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Why it matters: Trump's ultimate goal has been to discredit Mueller's work — and it appears to be working.
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That's exactly what the tobacco industry called their plan to discredit studies on the the dangers of smoking.
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Soon the reporter gets caught up in the passion of the event he has been assigned to discredit.
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If Hirschman wrote his book today, there would be a fourth category, exit, voice, loyalty and attack, discredit.
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The activity is "obviously meant to drag Olympics-related organizations through the mud and discredit them," he said.
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"The goal was to discredit the project," said Fady Asly of the International Chamber of Commerce in Georgia.
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Cosby's attorneys, through cross-examination, attempted to discredit Constand, her mother, and any other witnesses who came forward.
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Researchers said they found a five-pronged approach employed by the alcohol industry to discredit increased marketing regulation.
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Mr. Trump's aides played up their effort to discredit another of Mr. Bush's legacies, the World Trade Organization.
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And the lower the confidence in the FBI, the easier it is for the president to discredit it.
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In 2018, the two produced a sexual-misconduct smear against Robert Mueller to discredit his election-interference investigation.
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In 2018, the two produced a sexual-misconduct smear against Robert Mueller to discredit his election-interference investigation.
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Mr. Trump is repeating some of the phrases that the Saudi government has used to discredit Mr. Khashoggi.
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The industry tried to discredit and marginalize the science by maintaining that the health-effects data was inconclusive.
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To its great discredit, the Trump administration has been egging Johnson on to leave Europe without a deal.
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It allowed the firm to terminate the account "without notice" if the brothers brought discredit to the business.
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I think it is a typical Democratic - Democrat - ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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What we hear is a political party attempting to discredit an investigation into interference in our elections. Why?
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Others have ties to the continuing Russia investigation that Mr. Trump has been working so tirelessly to discredit.
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The footage was captured by Project Veritas: a right-wing sting operation that attempts to discredit media outlets.
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A World Anti-Doping Agency report outlines how Russia fabricated evidence to try to discredit a whistle-blower.
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The more substantive one is why someone in the White House is trying to discredit the UN ambassador.
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The GOP has led a partisan effort to distort intelligenceand discredit the U.S. law enforcement and intelligence communities.
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He frequently blasts the idea that Russia interfered as a "hoax" made up by Democrats to discredit him.
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"I'm not going to discredit her art, I'm just going to question her authenticity," explained the YouTuber HYPESAGE!
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He has sought to discredit and disempower the judiciary, the free press, the F.B.I., the Congressional Budget Office.
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He doesn't tell the truth and, more than that, seeks to discredit those who do rely on facts.
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Patel played a key role as a Hill staffer in helping Republicans try to discredit the Russia probe.
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"China is trying to discredit and dismantle Taiwan democracy," said Ketty Chen of the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy.
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But he said attempts to discredit Biden over his son's work in Ukraine would be out of bounds.
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They're essentially engaging in a scorched-earth litigation strategy that is beginning with trying to discredit the prosecutor.
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President Donald Trump has stood by his choice for the court, and sought to discredit Ramirez on Tuesday.
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He has sought to discredit and intimidate those career employees who have agreed to honor the House subpoenas.
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So, they're trying to discredit this president and his economic prowess and what he's been able to do.
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Working to discredit an entity based on the need for better technology guys is a desperate move, however.
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It is playing out against a coordinated attempt by the President and allies to discredit the Russia investigation.
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And there's a long history of administrations trying to ferret out such personal information to discredit whistleblowers' revelations.
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State media mostly ignored them at first, but then began a targeted disinformation campaign to discredit the movement.
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And he twisted the judge's comments out of context in his latest attempt to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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Additionally, he has worked tirelessly to discredit Robert Mueller's investigation of possible Russian collusion with the Trump campaign.
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"This is part of an effort to discredit me as a witness," McCabe told The New York Times.
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"It was our assumption all along that their path here was to discredit the Mueller investigation," Democratic Rep.
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DERN I have to discredit you, Daisy, with your comments about yourself [not being great with new people].
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Mr. Trump knows that they will follow his directives and not threaten or say anything to discredit him.
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His actions discredit the originality of hard-working writers, even if his Facebook cohort is only 100 strong.
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Critics say the Republicans are trying to discredit investigations of the Trump campaign, and Democrats expressed exasperation Thursday.
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His political opponents have cast the agreement as corrupt in an effort to discredit him ahead of elections.
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In two other instances, he has conflated sexual attraction with sexual assault in his attempt to discredit accusers.
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Moore has suggested that McConnell and other establishment Republicans were working in tandem with news media to discredit him.
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In doing so, the law enforcement agency undermines the very argument Amazon uses to discredit critical research about Rekognition.
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Ajster saw it as a move to discredit a critic and doubled down, refusing to be intimidated or silenced.
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Reuters found that the sect had become a key instrument in China's campaign to discredit the Tibetan spiritual leader.
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Cosby's attorneys, through cross examination, attempted to discredit Constand, her mother, Kacey, and any other witnesses that came forward.
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Trump did not directly comment on the allegations, but his personal attorney, Marc Kasowitz, tried to discredit Comey's testimony.
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The campaign to release the memo was part of a much larger conservative effort to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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"The defendants sought to discredit and delegitimize the Turkish citizen in the eyes of politicians," the court filing said.
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The defense tried to discredit Constand and the other women, attacking their credibility and dredging up their past misbehaviors.
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On Saturday morning, Trump tweeted that the mainstream media was attempting to discredit him by questioning his mental stability.
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HARF: So supporters of the president call it that to distract from the Russia investigation and discredit Bob Mueller.
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The president-elect's criticisms of the F-35 program also appear to discredit US military following the CIA's report.
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FEW people beyond Texas's seventh district had heard of Laura Moser before her own party tried to discredit her.
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But the lessons of one historical parallel reaffirm the idea that the deaths of police tend to discredit leniency.
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Trump, meanwhile, has repeatedly spoken and tweeted in a manner that suggests he is trying to discredit the investigations.
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Orban's government has sought to discredit Soros by accusing him of stoking Europe's migration crisis, a charge Soros denies.
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As lobbyists see their share threatened, they fight to discredit and destroy the effective campaigns that are replacing them.
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And it would be a discredit to the Hall and the players already enshrined to have them get in.
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The Guardian reports that the technology leaders "appeared to be open to helping" the government counter and discredit ISIS.
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They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors.
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Amster also said he planned to discredit the ballistics methods used by police to link Franklin to the murders.
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That, argues the opposition at home and abroad, is what it always says when seeking to discredit peaceful dissent.
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So why would a story designed to discredit rest on accusations that look so little like rape on TV?
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The impact: It's part of why seemingly outlandish articles that ran during the election were so hard to discredit.
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They have sought to corrupt and discredit arms of government that were established to fight false pretenses with truth.
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You should accept your fate graciously, and not seek to deny or discredit those who your behaviour has affected.
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Stone's attorneys tried to discredit Gates on Tuesday by repeatedly asking him about the crimes he committed with Manafort.
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Some suspect Mr Odinga's real aim is to discredit the commission before an election he is likely to lose.
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Ennis appeared on "Good Morning America" Thursday to tell her story, and claimed the Niners tried to discredit her.
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This contrasts with attempts by President Donald Trump and some lawmakers to discredit Steele and the memos he produced.
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It's to our eternal discredit that those defining American attributes have been so little in conversation in this election.
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The Senate is still Republican, and every attempt the Dems make to discredit Trump won't pass the upper chamber.
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But in her lawsuit, Hughes says two Fox executives moved to discredit her allegations rather than dealing with them.
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But perhaps the biggest sensitivity involved Mr. Trump, who has sought to discredit the debate process from the beginning.
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It's the latest salvo from Trump in his bid to discredit the ongoing probe by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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"The only people that discredit influencers are those that tried it and didn't succeed," she said in a tweet.
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"The only people that discredit influencers are those that tried it and didn't succeed," she said in another tweet.
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The President, for his part, has repeatedly smeared the CBO to discredit any honest non-partisan thinking in Washington.
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First, they should all denounce the attempts by Russia to employ espionage to influence and discredit the American elections.
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It's the same tactic and logic that the tobacco industry once used to discredit science showing cigarettes killed people.
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Trump's position that he doesn't "believe" the report aligns with some other Republicans who sought to discredit its findings.
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And his defenders will still mine the issue in attempts to discredit any future political plans for Hillary Clinton.
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Past efforts by Nunes and his associates to discredit the Russia investigation have not lived up to their hype.
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Vivendi reaffirmed its support this week for Genish and accused Elliott of running a "rumor campaign" to discredit him.
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The memo, they say, is part of a broad partisan effort to discredit the FBI, and by extension, Mueller.
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According to the documents reviewed by CNN, M-Invest drew up a plan to discredit and suppress those protests.
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With that power, however, Fox News is painting an alternate reality to shield the president and discredit mainstream media.
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But his newest attempts to discredit the media for reporting the allegations of his accusers highlights the double standard.
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I fear the Dallas massacre will discredit and derail that movement and leave us further than ever from progress.
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First of all, if the United States proceeds to pull out of this nuclear deal, it would discredit itself.
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"There is a lot of pressure to shut me down and to discredit me," Telizhenko told CNN on Wednesday.
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"As with the term 'terrorist,' it has basically become an insult used to smear and discredit opponents," he added.
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That, sadly, is then often used to discredit women as well, because people with addiction are stereotyped as liars.
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Fox News and the rest of the conservative media have done everything in their power to discredit Mueller's investigation.
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It's that they obscure and even discredit the more sober evidence about Trump's troubling attitude toward the Russian state.
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" She said, "But, if you're going to be a discredit to womanhood, then I'm not gonna agree with this.
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His lawyers worked relentlessly to discredit the account of the woman, repeatedly asking how much she'd had to drink.
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" Along those lines, he argued that the marshaling of undeniable facts to hurt and discredit others "is not truthful.
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And some complaints, more cynically, simply seek to discredit reporting that may prove unflattering or damaging to certain interests.
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Despite vigorous campaigns to discredit Wakefield and other vaccine opponents, the anti-vaccination movement shows no signs of weakening.
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But if Americans were susceptible to messages seeking to discredit democratic institutions, it was because many already believed them.
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The idea, apparently, was to smear them as corrupt in order to discredit the Iran deal as a whole.
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The statute was intended to shield officers from defense lawyers looking to discredit police testimony using unverified civilian complaints.
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The campaign to discredit Mr. Sánchez involved heavyweights in the Socialist party, notably Felipe González, a former prime minister.
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A policy of hoping the protesters discredit themselves or simply run out of steam shows no sign of working.
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Little, if any, of the whistle-blower's complaint has been disproved, though Mr. Trump has sought to discredit him.
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The team's initial plan is say "Fuck 'em" to the allegations and basically discredit the company's whistleblower, James Weisel.
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Farrow reported in 2017 that Howard sent a reporter to discredit actress Rose McGowan's sexual assault allegations against Weinstein.
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To this end, Republicans seek to discredit liberalized law enforcement initiatives adopted by a new breed of Democratic prosecutors.
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They also accused the government of being suspiciously silent during a vicious media campaign seeking to discredit their work.
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"As a discredit to all of us, they use words like too 'liberal' or too 'politically correct,' " she said.
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The White House has sought to discredit the first whistleblower because that person's account was based on secondhand information.
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The president has worked to discredit the anonymous official by criticizing his silence, suggesting he has something to hide.
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Hezbollah has sought to discredit the demonstrations, which have seen Sunnis, Christians, Shia, and Druse unite in common cause.
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"She's now going to have to live with the tremendous efforts by people to discredit her," Katz told CNN.
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In our televised age, Ford's testimony can still become a powerful moment to counteract the campaign to discredit her.
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The president also tried to discredit Marie Yovanovitch, the former ambassador to Ukraine, as she was testifying on Friday.
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Trump and his allies stepped up their attacks over the weekend to discredit the whistleblower complaint and impeachment proceedings.
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He felt certain that it would be used to discredit what he saw as an epic fight against corruption.
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With that in mind, Republicans are already looking to discredit the office and downplay the importance of the score.
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Since hiring combative new lawyers last year, Mr. Flynn has sought to discredit the F.B.I.'s investigation into him.
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Since hiring combative new lawyers last year, Mr. Flynn has sought to discredit the F.B.I.'s investigation into him.
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The subsequent publication of this and other secret treaties by the Bolsheviks did much to discredit the Allied cause.
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In the past, it has said that Mr. Santrich was framed by those trying to discredit the peace deal.
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Trump has sought to discredit the investigation, calling it a "witch hunt" and accusing Mueller of conflicts of interest.
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This provides a window not just for Russia but for any adversary to both influence the president or discredit him.
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Clinton undertook an "aggressive, explicit direction of the campaign to discredit" Ms. Flowers, according to an exhaustive biography of Mrs.
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Matt Gaetz (R-FL), one of the leading voices in the push to discredit Mueller, told me in an interview.
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Johnny Depp is firing back at his former business managers, claiming they're trying to discredit him with a "smear" campaign.
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The FBI's surveillance application may have relied on Steele's findings, but if that's true, it doesn't necessarily discredit the application.
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BA also targeted Branson's other endeavors in an attempt to find something they could use to discredit the overall brand.
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Even hair LOL PPS this isn't to discredit hair cuts/color as a tool and creative way to express yourself!!!!
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Nutman, despite these claims, is standing by his work, saying Allwood and Rosing have failed to discredit his team's analysis.
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As a result, he flaunted the ICC indictment and arrest warrant, embarrassing the ICC and bringing discredit upon the institution.
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A former senior official also told the investigative outlet that Wilkie floated using the information he obtained to discredit Goldstein.
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Congressional Republicans went so far as to try to discredit the Joint Committee on Taxation after it released its analysis.
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Mr Peña's weakness threatens to discredit vital reforms he enacted early in his tenure, including liberalisation of energy and telecoms.
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One of the hosts suggests Haiti is trying to discredit the Dominican Republic in the eyes of the international community.
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So too does legislation that outlaws the dissemination of any "statistical information" that may "invalidate, distort, or discredit official statistics".
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And to this day they're digging through my whole life, desperately trying to come up with something to discredit me.
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Don't discredit your strength, and your courage, and your ability to overcome, because I think we all have those capabilities.
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I think these words are used to in a way discredit the person who is standing up to the hate.
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Grassley released his letter late Tuesday, one day after a previous Republican effort to discredit the FBI began to dissipate.
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Several Republicans lawmakers have forcefully pushed back on attempts to question the U.S. official's intentions or attempt to discredit him.
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Republican leadership moved quickly to discredit the numbers, arguing that they were "misleading" because they didn't include any replacement plan.
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Facebook efforts to stop interference aren't likely to have completely deterred those seeking to sway or discredit our elections, though.
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That fact—his widely publicized affairs—has made Giuliani's recent attempts to discredit Clinton over her husband's infidelities particularly hypocritical.
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He simply did not care that he was under constant surveillance, because he did not think it would discredit him.
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And Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg went so far last month as to say "likes" somehow discredit terrorist propaganda on Facebook.
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A savvy person or political party looking to discredit online critics doesn't need to ban their speech to hamstring it.
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Mr Talon admitted before the poll that the exclusion of opposition parties "brings discredit on our democracy and on me".
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And so, his arguments were very valid and they were hard to discredit, except Variety Jones always could, his lieutenant.
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Officials in Moscow have said the rebels staged the attacks to discredit the Assad government and whip up international condemnation.
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"Not worth saying much to dignify the repeated campaign to discredit my sister, often by attacking our mother," Ronan said.
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The indictment interprets Hutchins' analysis of Phase Bot as an attempt to discredit a competitor of the Kronos banking trojan.
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A media relations staffer then leaked the data, claiming that hospital executives had sought to cover up and discredit it.
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Warren also drew ire from the left, with critics arguing that she miscalculated by trying to discredit Trump's racist attacks.
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But it comes directly from President Trump's playbook: An attempt to discredit any negative stories that rely on anonymous sourcing.
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Stapleton says the last few months have been "incredibly stressful and confusing" as supervisors have tried to discredit her story.
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He's blamed the accusations on politics, while his campaign, supporters and Breitbart have sought ways to discredit the women's stories.
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Instead, it would focus on trying to discredit the ANC and the anti-apartheid movement by linking them to Communism.
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The day before the election, a cache of documents including Macron staffers' emails emerged from 4chan to discredit the candidate.
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It may also be seen as an attempt to discredit the inquiry before it starts or to prejudge its results.
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It's also a prelude to an even more delusional, and infinitely more destructive, attempt to discredit the election results themselves.
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It's the behavior of someone trying to discredit investigations of his conduct because he's concerned about what they'll turn up.
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The number who see it is as an effort to discredit Trump's presidency is down 6 points to 32 percent.
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Now, with the release of the memo, they are actively participating in the president's campaign to discredit the special counsel.
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But security experts — who have staunchly defended Apple in its standoff with the FBI — were quick to discredit the claim.
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Various forms of digital eavesdropping have been used for decades to discredit, silence, and divide social justice organizations and movements.
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On Saturday, Trump sought to discredit her by claiming that she was told by Democrats to be "nasty" to him.
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It also helps explain the aggressive campaign to discredit Mueller's "witch hunt" undertaken with the enthusiastic aid of conservative media.
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For others, however, the controversies reveal not Labour's anti-Semitism but a campaign by the party's enemies to discredit it.
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It has prompted FBI and congressional investigations, which Trump has repeatedly called a "witch hunt" designed to discredit his presidency.
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If the President succeeds in his effort to discredit the press, then from whom will the people get the truth?
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Rape was the wedge she turned to in the closing days of the race, in an attempt to discredit Cabán.
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He is breaching the normal separation between law enforcement and the presidency to discredit the FBI and the Justice Department.
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Early excerpts have been denounced by White House officials, who are launching a concerted effort to discredit their former colleague.
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Rather than fess up, Glaxo tried to play down the issues and discredit its accusers — figuring officials wouldn't pay attention.
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After receiving the video, Glaxo took more aggressive action, seeking to discredit Ms. Shi, who had already left the company.
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We are proud of our company's good name and honest reputation and will fight rigorously any attempts to discredit them.
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"This hashtag has been used as yet another attempt to discredit Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe," Blumenthal and Whitehouse wrote.
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All sides of the fractured Brexit debate are now trying to spin or discredit the findings to support their positions.
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In the past year, the university has appeared to provide more support for Paterno while attempting to discredit Sandusky's victims.
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"By the statements he has made, it appears he was selected for the mission to discredit the investigation," Janot added.
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Simpson's defense team attempted to discredit the evidence in a number of ways, including suggesting that it wasn't gathered properly.
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As McCain trailed behind polls, Obama's critics sought to discredit him by promoting false theories about his heritage and religion.
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But his skeeziness did not really discredit his testimony—it bolstered it, because the whole thing is run on skeeze.
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Throughout the resulting tussles, Dr. McBride maintained that he was a victim of a drug-company campaign to discredit him.
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What better way to discredit an investigator than to have a 'far Right' group like Combat 22013 to praise them?
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Also like Fidesz, the GOP has built up a state-aligned media infrastructure while simultaneously working to discredit neutral outlets.
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Congressional conservatives have rallied around the White House in trying to discredit the investigation and the Russia allegations for months.
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But now Mr. Page is the linchpin in a conservative effort to discredit the F.B.I. and the special counsel inquiry.
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Mr. Obama withheld criticism, in part, because dissidents warned them that Tehran would use that endorsement to discredit the movement.
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Once the report comes out, he can try to downplay the allegations or discredit the evidence contained in the report.
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Balan said she believes that even in the subsequent arbitration, Tesla found ways to continue to discredit and silence her.
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"The group has suffered a campaign trying to discredit people as a way to question their work," the report said.
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Fox's coverage has downplayed Trump's controversies, touted his accomplishments, and accused other networks of spreading "fake news" to discredit him.
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They will shift the conversation to the one or two parts that have been falsified and discredit the entire thing.
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Fox News hosts have for weeks claimed the coronavirus threat was exaggerated and part of a conspiracy to discredit Trump.
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"The Plan to Discredit the Florida Recount" was produced by Annie Brown and Rachel Quester, and edited by Lisa Tobin.
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Farrow says Weinstein later used some of the same tactics to discredit the journalist in his defense against the claims.
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As wildlife biologists and lifelong sportsmen—a group the author attempts to discredit—we'd like to set the record straight.
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Many South Korean liberals and progressives view the election as another opportunity to discredit her and punish her conservative allies.
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" Trump, on Sunday, sought to further discredit the press, saying in an early morning tweet, "They can also cause War.
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Putin's computer hackers look for any internal divisions and tensions that tend to erode American unity or discredit American leadership.
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"They're essentially engaging in a scorched-earth litigation strategy that is beginning with trying to discredit the prosecutor," Schiff said.
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Patel is a former top National Security Council official who helped Republicans discredit the Russia probe as a Hill staffer.
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If the deal's dividends remain slim, they could discredit the advocates of diplomacy in Tehran and even jeopardize the accord.
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There's a broad consensus in Germany that this must stop — despite recent attempts by populists to discredit the feminist agenda.
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As many noted, after Trump's "rat-infested" comments about Baltimore, this narrative of civilizational ruin is meant to discredit multiculturalism.
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The CEA analysis is part of a larger campaign by the White House to discredit the official congressional scorekeeping agency.
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The Mueller team had to adjust to their new legal counterparts -- including Giuliani's public efforts to discredit the special counsel.
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After the memo was released, Gowdy tweeted that it does "not — in any way — discredit his investigation," referring to Mueller.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is also conducting his own investigation on the matter, as Trump constantly tries to discredit it.
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These hacks appear to be an attempt to discredit athletes from other nations and suggest that doping is widespread elsewhere.
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Trump has signaled he's inclined to release it, and he's telling associates he believes it could discredit the Russia investigation.
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The longest, loudest malfeasance claims sought to discredit Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over the 2012 Benghazi attack.
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And let's not forget Fusion's work for Planned Parenthood to discredit David Daleiden and his Center for Medical Progress (CMP).
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Rosenstein last week became a central figure in a campaign by some Republicans to discredit special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Moore "has yet to provide credible evidence or explanation to discredit these allegations," the Young Republicans added in their statement.
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The report is also supposed to discredit this idea that the FBI placed informants or spies within the Trump campaign.
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Why is it we coddle the alleged abuser and begin to discredit and have a total disregard for the victim?
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This week in 1922, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the amendment was valid despite various efforts to discredit it.
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For months, the president's lawyers have tried to discredit Mr. Mueller and this report, but their efforts may have backfired.
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But Mr. Trump withheld $22019 million in military aid and asked for investigations that could help discredit his political rivals.
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When she questioned a plan to replace the complex's windows, she said the board president spread misinformation to discredit her.
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The sting, West Face alleges, was designed to discredit Newbould and his dismissal of one of the Wind-related lawsuits.
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The goal appears obvious: Trump is searching for something, anything, new he can use to try to discredit the investigation.
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But the media is over-hyping his support within the Alt-Right "in an attempt to discredit him," Taylor added.
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Before its ouster, the Russian provisional government tried to use the rumors to discredit the Bolsheviks and hasten their demise.
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Justice Department officials had cautioned him that it would discredit special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation by revealing it was illegitimate.
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And, by the way, they are in full gear trying to discredit your vote, your agenda, your beliefs, and your economy.
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They say that political forces in the United States are whipping up hysteria about Russia's influence to discredit President Donald Trump.
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"It makes me angry they are trying these tactics to discredit me and my history," Kelly told Reuters in an interview.
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Strong and Just Dave denied the allegations; Just Dave later released footage of Raven's scene in an attempt to discredit her.
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This isn't the first time powerful people have tried to discredit someone they don't like, and it won't be the last.
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The Taliban, fighting to install sharia in Afghanistan and drive out foreign forces, said the claims were intended to discredit it.
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Dennis' lawyer tells PEOPLE that Ravenel's claims are untrue and that their own submissions to the court will "discredit" his allegations.
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Since then, fossil fuel giants have systematically fought to discredit scientific research, and advance their interests through lobbying and political funding.
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However, when an old comrade is murdered, vigilante Rorschach uncovers a plot to kill and discredit all past and current superheroes.
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Canadian media organizations have reported that during the race, Kenney's camp colluded with a "kamikaze" candidate to discredit his main rival.
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The investigation into Russian meddling has become a political football, with Democrats using allegations of collusion to discredit Trump's extraordinary win.
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The Russians spewed false propaganda, as Moscow has done in the past, and leaked harmful communications to discredit Hillary Clinton. Why?
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"Azalea responded on Twitter, writing, "I came online today and saw its still cool to try and discredit my 2014 accomplishments.
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Donald J. TrumpSince Trump announced he was running for office, tweet by tweet he has worked to discredit the scientific establishment.
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Meanwhile, the actor/musician took to Twitter in an effort to discredit Haim and continue to convince backers to support him.
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Republicans are rushing to discredit the allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh brought about by Julie Swetnick, Michael Avenatti's client.
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However they work, the point is to discredit and embarrass the blogger to the point that they lose all their followers.
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The notion that Courtney Love killed her husband Kurt Cobain has been used to discredit her work in her band, Hole.
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The effort to discredit Sessions, along with Andrew McCabe, the acting FBI director, recalls the President's earlier criticism of federal judges.
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Prosecutor Rick Dusterhoft recounted those moments while trying to discredit the officer's claim that he saw Castile reach for a gun.
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To its discredit, the IOC failed to act on requests from Amnesty International and others to condemn this raft of abuses.
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The clear intention was to discredit the election results by announcing fake voting numbers that would throw public discussion into disarray.
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But the fact Breitbart is running stories like this shows the extremes to which it may go to discredit Moore's accusers.
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Why it matters: Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress have sought to discredit Fusion as a tool of the Democratic Party.
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"Boehner's lieutenant, Bill Shuster, is still bringing great discredit and embarrassment onto the GOP and he must go too," Halvorson said.
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Republicans have attempted to discredit Mueller's special counsel investigation by accusing former members of Mueller's team of having anti-Trump bias.
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Critics, meanwhile, view GOP efforts to probe the Justice Department as part of a broader push to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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The intent allegedly was to find information that could be used by the Trump administration to discredit the Iran nuclear deal.
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The former Alabama Supreme Court justice says the allegations are a joint effort between the media and Democrats to discredit him.
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McFarland also wrote in the emails that the Obama administration's sanctions on Russia were meant to discredit Trump's 2016 election victory.
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Trump used his July 25 phone call with Zelensky to pressure Ukraine to investigate Biden and help discredit the Russia probe.
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Republican members of the panel sought to discredit her testimony, and Biden was criticized for not doing more to defend Hill.
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Critics say it is a maneuver intended to discredit the statewide ban by portraying the fees as a windfall for supermarkets.
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But he said that the White House appears to be employing a tactic to discredit the media and obscure hard facts.
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Those who attempt to discredit a $15 federal wage floor are flying in the face of our best evidence-based research.
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They have also tried to discredit Mueller's probe by focusing on the actions of federal investigators accused of bias against Trump.
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The Clinton campaign expressed displeasure with the transfer of the material, saying that Republicans would cherry-pick it to discredit Mrs.
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Trump has repeatedly sought to discredit Mueller's investigation, often denouncing it as a "with hunt" and claiming that it is illegal.
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"John Brennan, no single figure in American history has done more to discredit the intelligence community than this liar," Trump tweeted.
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Trump and his lawyer, meanwhile, have tried to discredit the investigation, insisting it's unfounded and plagued by misconduct and political bias.
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If any pro-Moore forces attempt this, they will only shame and discredit themselves in the high court of public opinion.
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"Fascism" is a word that gets tossed around pretty loosely these days, usually as an epithet to discredit someone else's politics.
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Trump has accused officials in former Democratic President Barack Obama's administration of trying to discredit him with questions about Russia contacts.
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During the trial, Brock's attorney attempted to discredit her by asking questions about her drinking history, sexual behavior, and clothing choices.
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Well, another angle on their approach reveals that trampolines were involved: I'm not gonna discredit these guys—allegedly Zzz... and TJ?
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The more successful South Korea becomes, the more decisively you discredit the dark fantasy at the heart of the Kim regime.
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Currently, the relationship between the neighbors is at an impasse due to public provocations made by the U.S. to discredit Mexico.
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Wallace pushed back at Scalise for seeking to discredit the officials who had testified so far in House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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Mr. Trump has long sought to discredit the investigation, seeing it as an attempt to undermine the legitimacy of his election.
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This is one of those weeks when President Trump's campaign to discredit any independent source of information has been especially chilling.
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It is to discredit authority and the government in the eyes of the people and to turn them against each other.
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The Times examined the extent of President Trump's public and private efforts to discredit the investigations that have consumed his presidency.
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They could turn off members of the public, or the government could find a way to use them to discredit us.
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Going beyond the president's pushback on Mr. Bannon, Ms. Sanders attacked the book as a whole, hoping to discredit its reporting.
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"The defendants sought to discredit and delegitimize the Turkish citizen in the eyes of politicians and the public," the indictment said.
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And some elements of the right — most notably Bannon's website Breitbart — are outright defending Moore by attempting to discredit the allegations.
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He also failed to mention the political leaders who have used the phrase to discredit journalists and to dismiss inconvenient reporting.
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Just be prepared for the likelihood that he'll see whatever you write, and will say whatever he can to discredit you.
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Thomas's lynching statement was remarkable, considering the metaphor was being used to discredit allegations made by Hill, who is also black.
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Also, the Times reported that its leaders covered up problems and targeted critics, enlisting an opposition-research firm to discredit naysayers.
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"People will use these recent news stories to try and discredit this movement — don't let that happen," she tweeted on Monday.
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Over the years, he and supporters said the prosecutions were an attempt by political opponents to discredit the pro-statehood movement.
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Which is why so many Republicans have been working themselves into a lather to discredit Dr. Blasey by more nuanced means.
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The contract also authorized investigators to look for material to discredit "harmful negative information" about Mr. Weinstein in a forthcoming book.
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It would act as a corrective to churches that have sought to silence or discredit those who have suffered from abuse.
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Which is why Trump and his defenders have spent so much time trying to discredit the steps the whistle-blower took.
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It remains unclear how much the original Russian motivation was to discredit American democracy and how much to help elect Trump.
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Despite Impossible Foods' scathing response to CCF's ad, Konrad says that the company isn't worried by efforts to discredit its product.
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Kaleniuk: Blue Star Strategies — this is the PR firm from the United States, which had an order to discredit our organization.
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Moore has denied the accusations, which he has called a joint effort between news outlets and Jones's campaign to discredit him.
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But he was convicted of bringing discredit to the armed services and demoted for posing next to the dead man's body.
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Known as Stratcom, its purpose was to divide her from her husband, reveal her infidelities, and to discredit and humiliate her.
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"It was hysteria and a completely open attempt to discredit Russia with rather primitive dirty means," Ulyanov was quoted as saying.
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Trump and his backers have worked for years to discredit Mueller's Russia investigation, and Trump has previously talked about pardoning Manafort.
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You may not believe Ford's account, but do not discredit her story because she did not come forward sooner -- and publicly.
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I am UNINTIMIDATED by lib media attempts to smear and discredit me with their FAKE NEWS reports designed to silence me.
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What's more, this frog-kissing plays perfectly into the hands of those who want to discredit the individuals in this network.
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The question is whether Trump's attempt to discredit Mueller (and his findings) has any effect outside of the core Trump base.
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The candidate immediately ended her campaign, and Mr. López Obrador called the episode a setup to discredit him and his party.
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But the president's address — a mix of dry statistics and emotive language — was designed to discredit the pact, point by point.
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Fourth, the dossier is a standard disinformation attack by the Kremlin to discredit not only Trump but American democracy in general.
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He has embarked on a comprehensive and purposeful attempt to vilify and discredit the media for his own political purposes. 220.
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Trump has repeatedly sought to discredit the whistleblower in recent days, accusing the anonymous CIA officer of having a political motivation.
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Is there some dramatic action by Mueller that is expected within days, which Nunes and Trump want to discredit or prevent?
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"The attempt to discredit my wife and I before my testimony on capitol hill has reached a fever pitch," he tweeted.
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Reuters reported on Thursday that Woolsey had previously pitched a $10 million plan to two Turkish businessmen to help discredit Gülen.
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On October 19, the General made a rare appearance during a White House press briefing with one objective -- to discredit Wilson.
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Occasionally Cindy would send me articles about the benefits of cannabis, but I would find ways to dismiss or discredit them.
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Mr. Trump has accused the Obama administration of hyping the Russia story line as a way to discredit his new administration.
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Yet, despite backdoor efforts to circumvent and discredit important environmental safeguards by many in the industry, some companies are already complying.
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Jackson expressed his gratitude by engineering, with Jordan, an unseemly campaign to discredit Krause as a professional and as a person.
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My advice to Trump and all those gearing up to discredit Nadler is this: You underestimate him at your own peril.
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But the barrage has deepened concern among media executives about what they see as a concerted campaign to discredit independent journalism.
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It was clear the Russians wanted to try and discredit our election process and wanted to try and disparage Hillary Clinton.
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Those sharing them, however, likely have a much simpler agenda – to discredit the truth and ensure dialogue remains focused on their terms.
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We are days from 2016, but i came online today and saw its still cool to try and discredit my 2014 accomplishments.
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And if you omit important information or fail to disclose information that might discredit the source, there&aposs a real legal problem.
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And Angelo tries to discredit her too, by impugning her reputation: He left her, he says, because he believed she was promiscuous.
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"The comments made to discredit the TTB are met with sadness and amazement by conscientious, civilized people," it said in a statement.
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Far-right website Breitbart has dispatched a pair of reporters to discredit the Post account, though they've mostly ended up confirming it.
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The anonymous person tossed an actual lemon at Ari (a reference to Beyoncé's Lemonade album) in an attempt to discredit the performance.
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Comey is thought to have unflattering things to say about the president, so the president's team is now trying to discredit him.
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But in this affair it is the message, not the messenger, that counts, and Francis has so far failed to discredit it.
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In late 2015, after many failed attempts to discredit and sideline her, the generals gave up and held a relatively free election.
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Johnson's account was published by AL.com just moments after Moore's attorney held a press conference to discredit the accusations of another woman.
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But Trump continues to glom onto this counter-narrative about Ukraine as part of a broader effort to discredit Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Last month, the government said it could impose a three-year travel ban on its citizens who discredit or ridicule the government.
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"Not worth saying much to dignify the repeated campaign to discredit my sister, often by attacking our mother," Ronan writes on Twitter.
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It started with Trump mocking his Republican primary rivals with cruel nicknames and spreading theories of criminal behavior to discredit Hillary Clinton.
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The event would have been inconvenient for Pruitt's efforts to discredit climate change science and to dismantle regulations that stem from it.
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The world cannot tolerate terrorism, we must defeat them militarily and discredit the extremist ideology that forms the basis of their existence!
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Rudy Giuliani is being blasted as a "misogynist" and an "absolute pig" for his attempt to discredit adult film actress Stormy Daniels.
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His forces have been involved in outreach activities all over the country, helping to counter Russian efforts to discredit NATO's presence there.
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If they can impeach Rosenstein's character to a sufficient degree, they can discredit his recommendations, at least among Trump's most credulous followers.
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A well-funded campaign to spread false information was extremely difficult for Bolsonaro's opponents and Brazil's independent press to expose or discredit.
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This tends to discredit the compromises and subtleties of liberal democracy, and to boost the politicians who feed off conspiracy and nativism.
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Major parties are attempting to discredit independent candidates, claiming absurdly that they are funded by the CIA, Mossad or the Qatari government.
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"It's natural, at this time, considering the heft of the charges, that there would be attempts to discredit them," the company said.
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Kelly enlists her friends on a quest to both prove her mom's innocence, and discredit the news sources reporting on her desertion.
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IT'S A WAY FOR THE SYSTEM TO DISCREDIT THOSE WHO REFUSE TO PLAY BY THE RULES OF THE GAME OF THE SYSTEM.
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Surely there are some Republicans who are praying that he gets beaten by double digits so as to discredit his politics completely?
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Making China trade a big political football during an election year is also tempting as Trump seeks to discredit his Democratic opponents.
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This week they rallied to his defence, claiming that the establishment was conjuring up the anti-Semitism row to discredit their champion.
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Trump and his campaign have denied the allegations and have sought to discredit Fields personally since she made the allegations on Wednesday.
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She says the authorities set up the coup plot to discredit her, but she does not deny seeking to overthrow the government.
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There's also been speculation that Trump hopes to discredit McCabe as a potential witness to obstruction of justice in the Mueller probe.
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He said he would not comment because the Kremlin believes the articles are part of a politically-motivated campaign to discredit Putin.
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So it&aposs possible that Trump is just venting here, using his Twitter platform to try to discredit Mueller and his team.
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Trump, 22016, took to his Twitter page on Friday morning to viciously discredit the former FBI director, whom he fired last May.
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Some reports suggest that El Licenciado was betrayed by a hacker he had hired to discredit El Chapo's sons on social media.
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In one, she pointed to a "very rich, very powerful publicity 'machine'" responsible for spreading false stories and working to discredit her.
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There has been a growing campaign to discredit Mueller as special counsel due to his past connections to former FBI Director Comey.
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If there were "tapes" of Oval Office conversations, as Trump had suggested days earlier -- perhaps the kind that could discredit the memo?
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How Trump has continued using it During his presidential campaign, Trump used the controversy to attempt to discredit her criticism of him.
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The Clinton-DNC news suggests that it was an attempt to discredit Trump, at least initially, and tied closely to her campaign.
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Just watch his efforts to discredit Garrett Walker while Tom Hammerschmidt gloats about the very really possibility of Frank Underwood getting impeaches.
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This past week, the president called Ambassador William Taylor a "Never Trumper" - a phrase meant to discredit Taylor and suggest political bias.
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Dean recalled Thursday that Nixon had sought to discredit his own account during Watergate, until recordings of the president's conversations were released.
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But despite the evidence he was shown personally and his administration's stance, Trump has repeatedly appeared to discredit the intelligence community's findings.
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It can help discredit individual women who criticise the regime, and it can aggravate political divides in societies it wants to weaken.
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For 10 months, Donald Trump has done everything in his power to undermine and discredit the FBI's investigation into the Russian connection.
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This is nothing short of a political campaign to discredit those doing the investigating, in order to render their eventual conclusions questionable.
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Trump demanded the review on Sunday following a coordinated effort by his Capitol Hill allies and conservative media to discredit the informant.
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Besides a pursuit of higher ratings, these six personalities also shared in common a drive to discredit and marginalize standard news reporting.
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To her discredit, Judge Aquilina abdicated her role as an impartial arbiter and became instead a tribune for prosecutors and the victims.
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Trump and his supporters have sought to discredit Mueller's investigation, often labeling it a "witch hunt" intended to undermine the president's administration.
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He not only won a defamation case in court, his attacker was convicted of forgery in his efforts to discredit Seralini's work.
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And in 1991 she coined the term "nuts and sluts" to describe the campaign Clarence Thomas supporters waged to discredit Anita Hill.
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And the revelation of a second whistleblower with first-hand knowledge could further undermine the Trump administration's efforts to discredit the complaint.
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In it, Wang renounced her legal work and blamed "foreign forces" for using her law firm to undermine and discredit the government.
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Clinton would need to find common ground with a destabilized Republican Party, whose unifying goal in Congress would be to discredit her.
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We need our friends to reject propaganda that seeks to destabilize Moldova, discredit the government and sway the elections in Moscow's favor.
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Rwigara says the images were digitally altered and used by the government to discredit her as both a female and opposition voice.
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It has since been reported that Trump referred to the informant as a "spy" in an effort to deliberately discredit the investigation.
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"The dioceses also often found reasons to discredit survivors' stories of abuse by focusing on the survivors' personal lives," the report says.
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The authorities ran a propaganda campaign to discredit the protesters, saying they were exploited by "reactionary forces" bent on overthrowing the government.
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Trump has sought to discredit fears of a U.S. recession by blaming the Fed for hindering the economy with higher interest rates.
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He also called the impeachment inquiry "BULLSHIT" and a "hoax" and shared a Nickelback meme in a further effort to discredit Biden.
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Trump also wanted Zelensky to launch an investigation meant to discredit the investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 US presidential election.
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This summer, when fires in the Amazon attracted scrutiny, Bolsonaro claimed that N.G.O.s had set them in order to discredit his administration.
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The Globe's efforts pushed back against President Donald Trump's efforts to discredit American news outlets and single out journalists as political opponents.
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It was a direct outgrowth of a decades-long conservative project to discredit mainstream sources of information as populated by liberal partisans.
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The GOP and the White House, by the way, have their own counter-Comey plan to discredit the scorned former FBI director.
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Kamala Harris, or whoever, will have her hands full 24-7 rebutting Trump's wild accusations and cuckoo gambits to discredit her presidency.
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This is why he's now disparaging Mueller and the FBI, hoping it will discredit them so that people will ignore their findings.
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When the rich establishment can use asymmetric privacy to discredit dissidents while remaining opaque themselves, privacy is no longer a personal luxury.
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Trump reiterated the need for all countries "to stop terrorist financing and discredit extremist ideology," the White House said in a statement.
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Amid revelations that Facebook hired an opposition research firm to discredit its critics by linking them to Soros, this looks pretty bad.
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"Ramirez said that witnessing the attempts to discredit Ford had made her frightened to share her own story," Farrow and Mayer write.
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The rift in talks between Trump's legal team and the Mueller team comes amid recent efforts by Trump to personally discredit Mueller.
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Democrats attempted to discredit the investigation, while Republicans sought impeachment but also fretted about the terrifying dangers of a Walter Mondale Presidency.
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He has tried to discredit Mueller and the team working on the investigation before they produce a single page of their report.
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They also accused Republicans of releasing the memo to discredit the ongoing investigation into Russia's election meddling in order to protect Trump.
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Republicans look at those same polls and think: Hmm, the voters aren't with us, so we must discredit these popular Democratic positions.
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Shincheonji said that disgruntled former members and traditional churches alarmed over their shrinking congregations had spread false rumors to discredit the church.
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Hospital officials have strongly denied the claims and suggested that the union leader was trying to discredit the medical profession in Russia.
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On the other hand, the fact that Ford said she'd had one beer has been used in pathetic attempts to discredit her.
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"No collusion" became their rallying cry, and they sided with congressional Republicans whose efforts to discredit Mr. Mueller had divided Republican lawmakers.
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In the wake of that attack, Harris also withstood efforts by white supremacists turned online sleuths to discredit his account of events.
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The prosecutor Republicans hired to question Christine Blasey Ford is trying to discredit her by proving she's been on a plane before.
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And again when his White House directed the defense of his Supreme Court nominee, Clarence Thomas, that tried to discredit Anita Hill.
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The men and women who had worked so hard for the law's passage feared a vicious conspiracy to discredit and overthrow Prohibition.
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And the outcome had substantial political implications, if only in denying Mr. Trump more ammunition for his campaign to discredit Mr. Mueller.
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President Trump's maneuver of having the investigators investigated is just the latest shameless flimflam in an attempt to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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The attacks on my character continued, spilling over outside the courtroom steps attempting to discredit me, and cast me in false light.
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Many women reported threats of physical violence and vandalism, blackmail, sexual remarks and false accusations meant to humiliate, threaten or discredit them.
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Why it matters: Republicans and the White House have been ramping up their attempts to discredit the whistleblower, seizing on an Aug.
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Trump has frequently attacked the impeachment process and attempted to cast it in a partisan light to discredit Democrats leading the inquiry.
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So right now, you see a terrible scrambling by the Clintonites to attempt to discredit Assange, to try to soften the blow.
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Mr. McCabe has said the firing was a politically motivated effort to discredit him as a witness in the special counsel investigation.
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Worse, Trump has improperly pushed foreign leaders to discredit the well-understood origins of the FBI investigation into his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Efforts to discredit and undermine the program, whether through benefit cuts or privatization, will ultimately erode the nation's entire social welfare system.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has repeatedly used his bully pulpit to attack, threaten and discredit witnesses who could testify against him.
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Most deepfake videos circulating online are pornographic and some have been used to harass or discredit women journalists and activists, says Gregory.
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This week, new reporting uncovered the Trump administration's appeals to Australia and Italy to help with efforts to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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Instead, Mr. Weinstein's lawyers are likely to seek to subpoena Sergeant Thompson and Mr. DiGaudio, in an effort to discredit the case.
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Devin Nunes and the White House, is partly designed to discredit Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is overseeing the Russia investigation.
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But since Monday evening, journalists and researchers have tracked what appears to be a social media campaign to discredit the boy's family.
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Republicans in Congress have tried to discredit the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry by arguing that it distracts Congress from its real duties.
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He sought to discredit Deborah Ramirez by noting that she admitted she was intoxicated and doesn't remember parts of the alleged incident.
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Trump, seeking to discredit Mueller, wants Zelensky to investigate Crowdstrike, the cybersecurity firm that investigated the hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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That will discredit market-based social reform, cost the Republicans their congressional majorities and end what's left of the Reagan-era party.
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An inquiry that, as you may recall, is working to discredit numerous Justice Department employees, along with the entire US intelligence community.
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Lev Parnas, Igor Fruman, and Semyon Kislin received letters from Congress seeking information about their campaign to discredit Joe Biden in Ukraine.
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Massie, who has two engineering degrees from MIT, was ridiculed this week for his attempts to discredit Kerry's credentials on climate change.
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Russia has employed disinformation, a tactic dating to Soviet days, to try to discredit the Lithuanian government and NATO, officials here said.
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Republicans have attempted to discredit the House impeachment investigation by citing that Zelensky has never publicly indicated he felt pressure from Trump.
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"I have a feeling even if we had video of Jussie (Smollett) being attacked...y'all would still discredit him," the tweet read.
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The attacks on my character continued, spilling over outside the courtroom steps, attempting to discredit me and cast me in false light.
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The bill also calls on Trump and his associates to cease any efforts to discredit the whistleblower or block them from testifying.
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President Trump's political allies are seeking to discredit reporters, media outlets and social media platforms using both formal and ad hoc efforts.
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They should instead have been trying to discredit his policies: Bad policies and values were the problem, not bad turns of phrase.
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GOP lawmakers and supporters are already seeking to discredit what appears to be strong documentary evidence of pressure by Trump on Zelensky.
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The Nixon administration sought to discredit unfavorable reporting as the work of a biased press keen to bring down its sworn enemy.
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But none of these tactics worked; the straight-arrow Anderson was a father of nine and a teetotaler, not easy to discredit.
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Take the GOP effort to discredit the Congressional Budget Office's analysis rather than working with the agency to build a better bill.
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"The dioceses also often found reasons to discredit survivors' stories of abuse by focusing on the survivors' personal lives," Madigan's report noted.
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One is to respond to this rising risk, notwithstanding the continuing uncertainty, or the alternative is to try to discredit the science.
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She also said two female Fox executives tried to discredit her allegations by feeding a story about her to the National Enquirer.
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The game gave me the option to discredit climate change, prey on people's emotions, and then share a meme aligned with those goals.
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It's an effort, say the researchers, to discredit American agricultural practices and to portray Russian crops as an "ecologically cleaner" alternative to GMOs.
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And unfortunately, it&aposs not a way that President Trump and his allies are using to discredit the FBI and the government institution.
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The case has shocked the Russian human rights community, which sees it as an attempt to discredit his work commemorating Stalin&aposs victims.
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In the lead-up to the CBO report, high-level Trump administration officials began laying the groundwork to discredit the nonpartisan budget agency.
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"He's doing so much to discredit the Christian witness," said Peter Wehner, an evangelical who served two Republican presidents in the White House.
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Lawyers for Salemme and Weadick sought to discredit the government&aposs star witness, another mobster who says he walked in on the killing.
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Kayla Moore has herself shared several Facebook posts with unverified and baseless claims in at attempt to discredit the accusations against her husband.
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"Weinstein's defense team wants to discredit Annabella Sciorra, who worked with Weinstein and Weight on the 1993 movie "The Night We Never Met.
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For days it seemed that Mr Erdogan would discredit Prince Muhammad by revealing what he called the "naked truth" about Mr Khashoggi's death.
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Russia dismissed reports of air strikes on Tuesday as a "an absolute lie" meant to discredit its work in the de-escalation zone.
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To many outsiders the defamation claims, always vague, looked like part of a dirty-tricks campaign to discredit two free-thinking board members.
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The FBI speculates that the identified U.S. Person was likely looking for information that could be used to discredit Candidate #1's campaign.
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His CBS report was the first of ABC, CBS and NBC to note the scandal that other outlets have tried hard to discredit.
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In Cosby's sexual assault trial in Pennsylvania, his defense team tried to discredit his accuser by scrutinizing her behavior after her alleged rape.
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The judge and his conservative supporters have blasted Democrats for what they say is an 11th-hour attempt to discredit the president's nominee.
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If we can understand, discredit and disrupt their ideology, then we can undermine the very foundations on which this global movement is built.
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Donald J. Trump desperately tried to discredit Hillary Clinton's decades of public service at every turn of the final presidential debate Wednesday evening.
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