A publication that singles out a group for detailed treatment in the context of a newsletter expressly focused on 'destructive groups', and places that group alongside groups known to be dangerous, may be reasonably capable of carrying an imputation that the group is a destructive cult posing a threat to the community, even where the underlying source material reproduced in the newsletter would not itself carry that imputation. The context and juxtaposition of the republication can elevate the capacity of the matter to convey a more serious imputation than the original.
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