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treasonous
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What prompted the Post to run this treasonously irresponsible story (as other media doubtless regarded it) was the decision of the Canadian Medical Association Journal last summer to publish the demand of two feminist lawyers that doctors be required by law to either perform abortions or refer patients to an abortion provider.
A society of yes men: our culture of obedience explains the apathy of ... by Byfield, Ted / Western Standard
Lemon thus claims that Malcolm is a traitor too, that he is attempting to usurp the throne: "he [Malcolm] treasonously attacks a legitimate [
Treason by Words: Literature, Law, and Rebellion in Shakespeare's ... by Schaeffer, John D. / Renaissance Quarterly
The most famous prosecution under the act was the trial of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, who were executed based on claims they acted treasonously (Klarevas 2005).
The law: the CIA leak case indicting Vice President Cheney's Chief of ... by Klarevas, Louis / Presidential Studies Quarterly
 
 
 
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