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intentional wrongdoing

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After an internal audit, Kiser repaid almost $350 to the college but denied any intentional wrongdoing or fraud, the court said.
MSP Jackie Baillie, a close ally, said: "If the Electoral Commission judge that there has been intentional wrongdoing by either Wendy or one of her campaign team, I would have thought she had even more reason to stay on and fight for her reputation.
I said at the start of this that I was confident they would find no intentional wrongdoing on my part, and I remain so.
 
 
 
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