Scandals refer to actions or events that provoke public outrage, disgrace, or shock, often involving a violation of social norms, ethical standards, or legal regulations. They typically attract widespread media attention and can involve individuals, organizations, or institutions. Scandals can arise in various contexts, including politics, business, entertainment, and sports, and often highlight wrongdoing, corruption, or moral failures. The fallout from scandals can lead to public controversy, loss of reputation, legal consequences, or changes in policies and practices. The term encompasses a broad range of situations, from personal misconduct to severe allegations of criminal behavior. Ultimately, scandals serve to challenge public trust and can result in significant societal implications.
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