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cast aspersions on

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Referring to the pessible ball tampering remarks made by New Zealand captain, Daniel Vettori, after Umar Gul's brilliant display of swing bowling which helped Pakistan win the crucial match against the Kiwis and send them packing out of the tournament, Mohammad said Australians and New Zealanders always cast aspersions on bowlers who perform well against them.
Byline: Marianna Pissa (Category: news) THE ASSOCIATION of Private Teaching Institutions (SIFK) said yesterday their intention was not to cast aspersions on public school teachers, but simply to uphold the law in their drive to clamp down on illegal private lessons after school hours Earlier this month, the Association gave the police a list of public school teachers they claim are illegally moonlighting.
The tribunal last month heard he cast aspersions on the Derbys' sex life and their son, Edward, 11, following a ticking off from Lady Derby.
 
 
 
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