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deliberate malice

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See: cruelty


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The spokesman added: "A fire will only break out if somebody starts it, either through carelessness or deliberate malice.
The author excuses the prejudicial treatment of York by his contemporaries, historians, and novelists as a result of "narrow thinking of earlier times rather than deliberate malice.
If no one is actually to blame insofar as no one acted with deliberate malice, then there are plenty for whom the damning words ``could do much better'', ``doesn't pay attention'' or ``should urgently consider changing courses'' apply all too well.
 
 
 
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