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• History writes him off as an acerbic scandalmonger who died drunk.
• Scandalmongers will find Thorne's book light on Kerry-iana.
• And all the while, the scandalmongers can piously proclaim:
• BOOKS-SCANDALMONGER _ The reputations of former Presidents Jefferson and Hamilton survived.
• She also called Peruvian journalists scandalmongers who should instead focus on social problems.
• But not in " Scandalmonger ."
• But " Scandalmonger " is much more than just fun and games.
• DeVito is suitably venal as the blackmailing scandalmonger.
• But Diogenes'source for this is Idomeneus of Lampsacus, a notorious scandalmonger.
• "Scandalmonger, " while entertaining and enlightening, should not be viewed as history.
• As a card-carrying scandalmonger, I am moved to ask : Where's the scandal?
• "Woe to the scandalmonger ! " chided Mrs . Mooney, her aunt, listening nearby.
• At that moment Sir Peter arrives to prove the report wrong, and orders the scandalmongers out of his house.
• The same scandalmonger referred to in the above item recently headed one of his harangues " Kill All the Lawyers ."
• Rather, it is that the crucial events of those years transpired despite the revelations and allegations of Callender and his rival scandalmongers.
• They're the ones with the soaring 401 ( k ) accounts, and those fat kittens rarely blow their whistles to scandalmongers.
• Why not " own up " now, instead of waiting to find out what Vanity Fair or other media scandalmongers have uncovered?
• The controversy dates to 1802, when scandalmonger James Callender published the allegation that then-President Jefferson had children by a slave named Sally.
• An hour later, the same pigtailed scandalmonger could be found in the music room filling Susie in on Jane's latest act of perfidy.
• They excoriated him as " a traitorous and truculent scoundrel " and " the most outrageous and wretched scandalmonger of a scurrilous age ."