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The crime of damaging commercial reputation and commodity reputation is a crime stipulated in Article 221 of China's Criminal Law, referring to the act of fabricating and spreading false facts to damage another person's commercial reputation and commodity reputation, causing major losses to others or involving other serious circumstances.
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