《明史·列传·卷九十》
浙江参政刘应箕先为黄廷聘论辩，见黄廷聘免职了，便摘取黄廷聘的隐私为自己开脱。
浙江参政刘应箕先为廷聘论罢，见廷聘败，摭其阴事自辨。
Liu Yingji, the inspector of Zhejiang, initially defended Huang Tingpin, but after Huang Tingpin was dismissed, he took advantage of Huang Tingpin's private affairs to excuse his own guilt.
<s>[INST] Translate the following Classical Chinese text into English: 浙江参政刘应箕先为廷聘论罢，见廷聘败，摭其阴事自辨。 [/INST] Liu Yingji, the inspector of Zhejiang, initially defended Huang Tingpin, but after Huang Tingpin was dismissed, he took advantage of Huang Tingpin's private affairs to excuse his own guilt.</s>
Translate the following Classical Chinese text into English: 浙江参政刘应箕先为廷聘论罢，见廷聘败，摭其阴事自辨。
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Liu Yingji, the inspector of Zhejiang, initially defended Huang Tingpin, but after Huang Tingpin was dismissed, he took advantage of Huang Tingpin's private affairs to excuse his own guilt.
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