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Discover LudwigThe phrase "the evil of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something or someone that is considered morally wrong or harmful. Example: "The evil of greed consumed him, causing him to forsake his friends and family for the pursuit of wealth."
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As Murray Kempton said, there is "the evil of lesser evilism".
McQueen finds nothing banal about the evil of slavery, either.
"It's corroboration of the evil of human beings".
Exposing the evil of Alex Jones is crucial.
The evil of McVeigh alone wasn't enough to save Clinton.
It's stronger than the evil of man alone, certainly.
We must never forget the evil of apartheid.
He might have subtitled his book "The Evil of Banality".
The lesson, I think, was that the evil of the one did not diminish or excuse the evil of the other.
Many persons will realize the urgency of seeking to eradicate the evil of segregation.
" 'The evil of protectionism can reside in legislative means as well as legislative ends.
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