Like every year before it, the next 12 months bring with them several comebacks from music's most lionised and maligned acts.
But in places where the technology or science does not exist, or more commonly is denied, then curses, black magic and other divine, malign or supernatural acts are reckoned as the cause.
It is noteworthy that even in a Tory paper on surveillance, the surveillance of peaceful activists – recently ruled illegal under the Human Rights Act so maligned by the Conservatives – fails to get a mention.
The ad is just the latest salvo in what campaign advertising analyst Elizabeth Wilner calls "a four-year avalanche" of ads maligning the Affordable Care Act even though polls show that public opinion has essentially hardened on the law.
Coolness can be reciprocated, the benign turn malign.
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They, in turn, may malign the "trust fund hipsters".
But there's considerable appeal in a crackpot theory that allows you to believe that everything is fine with society, except for one evil group of people (the Koch brothers), one malign institution (the NRA), or one dastardly act (pumping a male sex hormone associated with uncontrollable anger into the drinking supply).
Nonetheless, Night feels that the current malign conditions of cinema, in which "everything has to be third act, there's hardly any first act", have made things impossible for film-makers.
This law, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, has been litigated, amended, debated, maligned.
