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evil-doing

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See: delinquent, diabolic
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The IFCL called on communities in Zamboanga to do what they can to minimise evil-doings by acting more responsibly to insure the residents' safety and that of family and household members, in particular.
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This is an act of gross incompetence and evil-doing.
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This actually looks more like grass roots hacktivist types -- people that jumped on the bandwagon," DiMino said, using Internet jargon referring to political activists that resort to online evil-doing.
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