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"I tainted the Classic with my mouth," Tortorella said.
Hitler seemingly tainted the art; he made it dubious.
The first is how tainted the cash actually is.
Though an interesting series, the payments tainted the seeming spontaneity.
But a series of mishaps soon tainted the project.
Corruption had tainted "the high and low echelons of government.
"It's a racially charged statement that has tainted the deliberations of the jury," he said.
"It's the unfortunate reality of money that has tainted the whole thing.
In the third period, news of crimes of warfare tainted the American military.
All were cashiered: the judge said they had "tainted" the army's reputation.
The lavish spending enraged the public and tainted the public's perception of spas.
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