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Meanings of damning indictment in anglès

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Usage of damning indictment in anglès
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The shortfall is a damning indictment of former commissioner Tom Moyane's legacy.
The South African
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A damning indictment on the corruption at the heart of democracy?
Wired
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No more damning indictment of Yuan Shih-kai's regime could possibly have been penned.
The Fight for the Republic in China
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It is another damning indictment of the state of South Africa's violent crime rates.
The South African
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The end of another week brings another damning indictment of the Irish banking industry.
The Irish Times
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Saturday's election result is a damning indictment on his leadership and the party's organisation.
Radio NZ
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He said it was a damning indictment of those institutions and society at the time.
The Irish Times
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Four tries against a team shackled so obviously by numerous limitations is a damning indictment.
The Irish Times
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Led by criminologist Silvia Casale, the report is a damning indictment of the IPCC's failings.
The Guardian
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Before its official publication, the novel has already won both enthusiastic praise and damning indictment.
The Guardian
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This is a damning indictment about the confidence and competence of these councils and councillors.
The Guardian
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The PRCA has never before passed down such a damning indictment of an agency's behaviour.
The South African
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And if we only knew what was really useful, this would be a damning indictment.
The Principles of Aesthetics
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SAFE spokesperson Marianne MacDonald described the figures as a " damning indictment" on the industry.
Radio NZ
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That the Tories cut the elected chamber while packing its unelected neighbour is a damning indictment.
The Guardian
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The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report is a damning indictment of the Irish banking sector.
The Irish Times
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