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it caused quite a scandal

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  • Succès de scandale — is French for success by scandal , i.e. when (part of) a success derives from a scandal.It might seem contradictory that any kind of success might follow from scandal: but scandal attracts attention, and this attention (whether gossip or bad… …   Wikipedia

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