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nefariousness

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The only way to deal with such logic-defying nefariousness, he suggests, is to regulate advertising and require restaurants to nag their customers with conspicuous calorie counts.
In short, we argue that an evenhanded approach that seeks out both sides of disputed issues is a better analytical vehicle than one that too readily ascribes nefariousness or incompetence to every act of the opposing side.
With this status he is afflicted only temporarily, since his all-but-secured nomination is swiftly undone through a tricky procedural maneuver sprung after some underhanded double-dealing by his rival, whose nefariousness is signaled by making him the liberal (
 
 
 
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