Exxon for a few years held the position as arch-fiend after the Valdez spill.

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History has remembered Rasputin as an almost supernatural fiend, but he was in reality one of the century's great political fixers.

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You will be a better man and live longer, and make others happier thus, whether the Kodak fiend snaps you or passes you by.

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Because Mr Castro has been painted as a fiend by powerful congressmen and Florida voters, President Clinton could not resist passing the Helms-Burton law three years ago.

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Musclehead or sex fiend--that's not much of a choice.

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