Pozner scrambles to explain this phenomenon without casting aspersions on either the antiheroine or her legions of detractors.

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One leaflet that circulated even tried to cast aspersions on McCain's five years as a prisoner-of-war in Vietnam.

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" But he added: "I don't want to cast any aspersions on anyone until we get the facts.

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The public perception of Azharuddin is not likely to be changed overnight by his casting aspersions on other cricketing stars.

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The judge blocked a long list of specific assertions casting aspersions on Monex, its operations and its compliance with regulatory rules.

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The results were especially stark and cruel during Mr Brown's premiership, when it became routine to cast aspersions on the prime minister's sanity.

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"We do have to be very careful before casting aspersions against individuals or bandying people's names around, as was done yesterday, without any evidence, " he said.

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Given that only 10 nations were included, the study's results shouldn't cast aspersions on India, China and Brazil specifically, warns Cisco's vice president of network security Marie Hattar.

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Rival dealers are quick to cast aspersions on his tactics.

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