They are a gross disservice to the national security interests of the United States and a calumny against one of their most effective defenders.

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In a deviation from the book that amounts to a calumny against literary history, Nick, the author's surrogate, is discovered in a psychiatric hospital where, as an aging alcoholic, he struggles to comprehend the vanished figure at the center of the long-ago story, and finally completes his treatment by writing the novel.

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Mr. Romero Ellner's calumny against Jews was a follow-up to Mr. Zelaya's claim that he was being "subjected to high-frequency radiation" from outside the embassy and that he thought "Israeli mercenaries" were behind it.

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This shows Midas on his throne, receiving the counsels of Ignorance and Suspicion, with a hooded Envy clasping the hand of Calumny, who in turn, with Deception and Fraud attending, is dragging the unidentified victim by the hair, while Penitence turns hopefully towards stark-naked Truth.

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Tilden was called a syphilitic swindler and Hayes was accused of murdering his mother in a fit of insanity an impressive double calumny.

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The calumny didn't bother Jorge much, for he saw it as a tribute to his energy and determination that his enemies took him so seriously.

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