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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as scandal" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being regarded or treated as a scandal, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The incident was reported in the media, and many viewed it as scandal."
Alternatives: "as a scandalous event" or "as a disgraceful matter."
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Even France's celebrity magazines don't report this story as scandal.
Turn-of-the-century erotica is sold as scandal.
Yet as scandal tumbles upon scandal, they offer so many variations on self-pity.
His influence diminished as scandal engulfed his family, and Tlass resigned as defence minister in 2004.
As far as scandal goes, why spin when you can just deny?
It is certainly not the most conspicuous, as scandal swirls around Gov. Bob McDonnell, the departing Republican, and buffets Mr. Cuccinelli at the same time.
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The Republican majority is now every bit as scandal-plagued and spending-addicted as the old Democratic majority, if not more so.
But there is another danger: that Salt Lake City will face a shortfall on its $1.4 billion budget as scandal-shy companies rethink their sponsorship.
The party will have been happy to get resignations from lawmakers who were unlikely to win re-election, such as scandal-plagued Barbara Cubin in Wyoming.
As scandals go, it's not huge.
However, Mr. Nyhan defines scandals mainly by what the news media refer to as "scandals".
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