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one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another — especially publication of corruption
- The Wynand papers—that stronghold of yellow journalism, vulgarity, corruption and muckraking, that organized insult to public taste and decency, that intellectual underworld ruled by a man who has less conception of principles than a cannibal—the Wynand papers are the proper champions of Howard Roark, and Howard Roark is their rightful hero.4.13 — Part 4 Chapter 13 (68% in)
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