For weeks, her family had endured a deluge of criticism, with nicknames like "Me-vis," charges of greed, even a handful of death threats.
America has spent years listening to the Clintons defending themselves against charges of greed, and of sticking to the letter rather than the spirit of rules and undertakings.
The state's obvious hope is that by convicting Navalny on charges of greed, it will diminish his credibility as a corruption-fighter and, not incidentally, head off his political ambitions.
But its contract with Aloha Airgroup, parent of the distressed airline, has brought angry charges of greed.
Charges of greed, complacency and arrogance against the top executives may have merit in some cases, but they explain nothing.
Facing charges of greed, the public employee union leaders say cuts to public sector jobs have only seeded the next phase of economic woes in the state -- foreclosures, unemployment, and intensified reliance on state aid programs in cities like Flint, where the jobless rate at the end of 2011 was 17.5percentt.
If clients question our fees, I suggested, showing them that our profits are very low will help them see that we are not charging what we charge out of greed.
Already, it has prompted charges and countercharges of greed and duplicity and limitless finger-pointing.
"A group of wealthy and influential people threatened and traded their way into an unprecedented takeover of government power and private property in an awesome display of greed and avarice," charges a lawsuit by the landowners, in what strikes me as a fair recitation of events.
