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Meanings of malfeasance in English

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Usage of malfeasance in English
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Until recently, widespread digital malfeasance was relatively rare on these young platforms.
Wired
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A constant flood of news about supposed malfeasance does not inspire trust.
Reuters
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Would I stay in business if I made a habit of malfeasance?
The Name of the Wind
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That act would be seen as much more than political malfeasance.
Reuters
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Clearly such malfeasance could help get the bill to go through.
Reuters
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Accounting scandals seem to form the core of corporate malfeasance in the USA.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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There are, after all, only so many ways to sniff out nuclear malfeasance.
Wired
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Pendarvis gave him his choice of resigning or facing malfeasance charges.
Little Fuzzy
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How do you uncover corporate malfeasance when you're legally mandated to wear blinders?
Wired
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Instead, the real serial killers are corporate greed, malfeasance and cover-ups.
News.com.au
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But if you fell down in public and started gushing blood from malfeasance?
The Wise Man’s Fear
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We should use the courts to sue and prosecute malfeasance whenever we can.
The Guardian
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They couldn't really convict him of malfeasance for that, could they?
Little Fuzzy
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The common thread in political and military cases is the hint of official malfeasance.
Reuters
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But changes intended to punish malfeasance often impaired legitimate apps.
The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
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It would be much easier to connect him with malfeasance in the new position.
Death of a Red Heroine
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