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The government was further tainted by evidence that it had employed death squads to assassinate a number of Basque separatist guerrillas in France between 1983 and 1987.

For Chaplin, Limelight's release was further tainted by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service advising him (as he sailed on an ocean liner with Oona to the film's premiere in London) that he would be denied reentry to the United States unless he was willing to answer charges "of a political nature and of moral turpitude".

Hariri's legacy was further tainted by accusations of corruption and he also faced criticism for saddling the country with big debts.

Her artistic and philosophical homage is further tainted by a profit motive: her career is taking off.

In the early 90s, the Greens were further tainted by association when former chairman David Icke announced that he was the Messiah.

In their view, an already compromised bill is being further tainted by Democratic notions that more money leads to higher achievement.

Both milieus were always dubious, and workaholism is now further tainted by the dot-com meltdown.

This was further evident in the tainting experiment where putative chemosignals and an ordinary perfume drove opposite effects.

How exactly those talents have been applied, though, further taints the affair.

And that's to say nothing of the entire series' offensive take on BDSM, which has further tainted any chance of even fleetingly enjoying it.

The charges against Mr. Perez have further tainted the image of Connecticut, where a string of prominent politicians have been engulfed in criminal scandals in recent years.