1 | But a new study finds that such questions are one reason singles, particularly women, often feel stigmatized in the workplace. | |
2 | We welcome all well-intentioned cooperation and assistance in our endeavor. At the same time, we stand firmly against any vicious slandering and defamation. | |
3 | But David is trying to get that promotion by hook or by crook; he even spread rumors smearing the other candidates. | |
4 | He was accused of a crime he did not commit. He was scared so he fled and joined Dominican missionaries abroad. | |
5 | Libel is broadly defined as a false and defamatory statement made to a third party about another individual, with the potential to harm the subject' s reputation. |