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scandal [Brit ˈskand(ə)l, Am ˈskændl] СЪЩ
1. scandal (incident, outcry):
2. scandal:
scandal sheet [Brit, Am ˈskændl ˌʃit] СЪЩ
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scandal [ˈskæn·dl] СЪЩ
1. scandal (public outrage):
3. scandal (gossip):
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- Tangentopoli (city of bribes) was the name given by journalists to the corruption scandal of the early 1990s which involved numerous politicians, government ministers, high-profile industrialists and businessmen. Judicial investigations uncovered an extensive network of bribery, paid for from both private and public funds. The scandal emerged in Milan, and the city was therefore known as Tangentopoli .
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- Tangentopoli (city of bribes) was the name given by journalists to the corruption scandal of the early 1990s which involved numerous politicians, government ministers, high-profile industrialists and businessmen. Judicial investigations uncovered an extensive network of bribery, paid for from both private and public funds. The scandal emerged in Milan, and the city was therefore known as Tangentopoli .
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Scholars have speculated that she may have been sent away for her health, to remove her from the seamy side of business, or to introduce her to radical politics.
en.wikipedia.org Unlike her more noble peers, she is thought to dwell on the seamy side of public figures' lives.
www.startribune.com And yet this is still not enough to paint as thorough a picture of the seamy world as she would like.
torontoist.com They were not afraid of the seamy side of things; they lived there.
en.wikipedia.org Instead, they tend to get "involved" with the seamier parts of the world they occupy and that "involvement" forms the work of detection.
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