| Workers carried banners and placards accusing employers of using unemployment to drive down wages and conditions. |
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| He then sold out his former comrades-in-arms by accusing them of war crimes as a stepping stone to office. |
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| They still have an irrational fear of the newspaper accusing them of being socialist commissars, but we are living in a different century. |
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| Witter is equally uncomplimentary about Hatton, all but accusing him of cowardice for failing to meet him so far. |
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| He warns of the dangers of rushing to market too quickly, accusing some advisers of pushing them unadvisedly along that route. |
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| I can also return that book for store credit without the bookstore accusing me of photocopying the book at home. |
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| They have also attacked the professor personally by impugning his motives and accusing him of opportunism. |
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| They also launched media campaigns accusing the government of illegitimacy and totalitarian intentions. |
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| And the Government has lashed out at the Opposition for airing the criticisms, accusing them of trying to score cheap political points. |
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| The parishes that object to the motion are accusing the church of acting schismatically and essentially of having contravened canon law. |
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| The couple told of the whispering campaign in their community accusing them of being in some way responsible. |
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| Oedipus angrily dismissed the sightless old man, accusing him of conspiring with Jocasta's brother, Creon, to overthrow him. |
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| Two years later, however, the king disbanded the Assembly, accusing some of its members of subversive activities. |
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| On arrival, I was dragged in through the door and herded to the table where an accusing glass of wine was already sitting waiting for me. |
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| The audience took great pleasure in heckling the pair, accusing both of being unscrupulous money-grubbers. |
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| He yesterday lashed out at his treatment by the media, implicitly accusing them of exploiting him for financial gain. |
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| Sources said the disappearance of the weapon threw the police into confusion, with some openly accusing others of misdeeds. |
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| A disabled grandmother has received a speeding ticket accusing her of travelling at 41 mph on a mobility scooter that has a top speed of 8 mph. |
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| Yet Mr Newbury erects a baffling theory, accusing Chalky of saying that the cement works does no harm. |
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| Nearly everyone knew who I was except for one guy who kept accusing me of coming dressed as someone from The Simpsons. |
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| So, now that I've stopped laughing at Winston's senior moment, I should also point out that he's accusing the Herald of the wrong crime. |
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| Some of us just refuse to react, blaming the messengers for their message and accusing the scientists of scaremongering. |
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| This inevitably leads to some accusing the advertiser of tokenism or stereotyping, which in turn reinforces the difficulty of acting inclusively. |
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| Protesters sued after accusing the police of firing rubber bullets at demonstrators and strip-searching those arrested. |
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| The guild subsequently brought proceedings against the company accusing it of misinforming the consumer. |
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| Even my brothers have sent me a number of cruel e-mail accusing me of betraying the family and being a traitor. |
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| Trans people do not find great enjoyment in randomly accusing people of transphobia, and would rather not have to bring it up. |
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| Plenty of distraught candidates have gone to court accusing the voting machines of miscounting their votes, but to little avail. |
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| He is always accusing me of having strange ideas about what word should be stressed. |
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| A candidate in Kansas may score points by accusing his opponent of being a carpetbagger. |
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| If they are not cavalierly throwing out your stilettos, they are accusing you of wearing Wellingtons. |
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| Friedman wags an accusing finger at subsidised theatres such as the National. |
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| I knew Labour Ministers lie a bit, but accusing two ministers in one week of hypocrisy is a bit much. |
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| The state government has been attempting to muddy the waters by accusing the Commonwealth of dudding Victorians. |
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| The clubs have started a mutual war of nerves, accusing each other of fixing matches and corrupting referees. |
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| It explained why other people were wrong without accusing them of malevolence. |
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| They weren't accusing me of doing anything wrong, but they didn't think I should have written about it. |
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| An ice-cream vendor severely slashed a Bangkok dentist with a small sword after accusing him of pulling the wrong tooth, police said yesterday. |
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| I'd get these eight-page denunciations, accusing me of didacticism, as if I hadn't already thought of that. |
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| They dismissed his claims, accusing him of trying to stir up racial tension for political advantage. |
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| The protesters made speeches and unfurled banners and posters accusing the regent of being corrupt and demanding the police investigate him. |
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| Jasmine ducked the accusing gaze of her flustered manager as he marched out of the kitchen door to survey the commotion. |
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| His eyes were somewhat expressionless, but they would not stop looking at me in that accusing, betrayed way. |
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| They knew of people called delators who made a living out of accusing people before the authorities. |
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| All I can see when I walk about town is all the accusing faces and all the people who would like to see us dead. |
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| There was an accusing tone to her voice, one that she couldn't quite conceal. |
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| His tone was neither accusing, nor incredulous, but rather plainly curious. |
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| Of course the smile vanished as two pairs of accusing eyes turned towards me. |
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| But haven't there been other tragedies on this scale, the accusing voices say. |
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| Andy, mouth open in awe at their proof, looked at his brother with an accusing glare. |
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| He paused and turned to look at his brother who was staring at him with an almost accusing glare. |
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| Pointing accusing fingers at this moment would only aggravate the pain of those mourning. |
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| He bellowed, nostrils flaring as he jabbed an accusing finger inches away from my face. |
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| Naturally, it is very easy for them to point the accusing finger in these circumstances. |
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| The last part was said with a half accusing tone, tempered by the deep affection in her eyes. |
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| Feminist writers tend to downplay the whole thing and point an accusing finger at the drug companies. |
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| I leap up, shoving my chair backwards, and point an accusing finger at him. |
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| Inevitably, there are concerns about cheating, with the accusing finger as usual pointing at Ferrari. |
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| If we point an accusing finger, there are three fingers pointing back at ourselves. |
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| There's something of that in all of us, so no one can be too enthusiastic in pointing an accusing finger. |
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| Now the question master has barred the accusing team from competing again until he receives a public apology. |
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| He was always accusing someone of doing something and it just so happened that he did that the most with her. |
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| Clay pointed an accusing finger at Hunter who spun around to stare at the three glaring boys. |
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| But the opposition cried foul, accusing the government of manipulating the votes. |
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| But before accusing a fellow-believer of Judaizing, the accuser should be sure he knows what a Judaizer is. |
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| A ranking official sued sued the authors, accusing them of libel, in his home county court. |
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| Predictably, club owners and ravers responded with a pressure campaign of their own, accusing city hall of being oppressive and anti-youth. |
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| But he's being almost as flip and happy and smiley as people are accusing Sneddon of being, no? |
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| In 1970 the FBI put her on their most wanted list, accusing her of supplying guns for a breakout from Soledad prison. |
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| Pasiya strongly refutes these allegations, accusing some of these players of ill discipline. |
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| Expect to see them pointing the finger at SDLP MPs and accusing them of undermining the national project. |
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| In her book, Cheryl is a vociferous critic of her treatment by journalists, accusing us of relentless intrusion into her privacy. |
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| He is accusing this woman of mentally unstable demeanour when, in fact, he seems to be the most qualified for such a label. |
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| It appears that he is accusing YEC of using shallow reasoning without reading some of the best current in-depth YEC literature. |
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| He launched an immediate counter attack by accusing his leader of over reacting. |
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| Upon seeing the elderly gentleman, this time wearing a more respectable suit, Belinda immediately stands and points an accusing finger at him. |
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| Asgard had seen the accusing look in Terian's face and could not meet the familiar sapphire blue eyes that suddenly smoldered with hatred. |
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| These men are represented as mischief-makers and revilers, accusing without just cause, and converting innocence into treason. |
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| This present campaign is a paradigm of Washington's pattern of accusing others of doing what Washington is planning to do or has already done. |
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| I am melting my brain with data entry that has been sat in my in tray accusing me for the past two days. |
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| People were swearing at me the whole time and accusing me of playing favourites. |
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| But we want this debate to be, you know, above the level of mud-slinging, accusing people of being dishonest. |
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| Immediately, dobson faxed a five-page letter to Reed accusing him of unholy motives. |
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| Because especially my sister is not capable of doing the stuff that he is accusing her of doing. |
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| He begins drinking heavily, neglecting his family, and accusing his wife of having an affair. |
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| She began it, fangs on display, by accusing Carole Radziwill of not writing her books herself. |
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| And civil cases by cherie Blair and two others accusing News Corp. employees of doing just that are heading for court in New York. |
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| He was always tossing clubs and accusing me of getting yardages wrong. |
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| Yes, to some extent an accusing finger must be pointed in my direction. |
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| It protects us from the world, from accusing stares, lies and rumors. |
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| It's sometimes wearisome, sometimes amusing, to see partisan Democrats and Republicans constantly accusing the other side of things that both sides are constantly guilty of. |
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| I'm also of accusing him of having a miniscule mind based on the fact that he is apparently so enraptured by his own ideology that he is blind to its faults. |
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| Of course, dictatorships issue this sort of alarmist propaganda all the time. U.S. troops on the parallel can't sneeze without Pyongyang accusing them of germ warfare. |
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| The fired host unloads on Current TV, accusing Al Gore of being a dilettante and co-owner Joel Hyatt of blackmail. |
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| So does his comment about treason, which plugs into the mentality of those accusing the President of sedition and disloyalty. |
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| Justin Bieber is in hot water after a 20-year-old woman filed a lawsuit accusing the 17-year-old pop star of fathering her baby. |
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| As the prosecutor called for the death penalty, accusing the editor of apostasy, the abandonment of the faith, the sentence appeared to have been a compromise. |
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| He had a good run, until the FTC filed a lawsuit accusing Trudeau of broadcasting with fraudulent and misrepresentative claims. |
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| Garcia has denied the allegations, accusing his ex-wife of lying to gain favor in a divorce. |
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| Senior Arrernte woman Rosalie Riley spoke from an Indigenous perspective, accusing the Howard Government of preying on people's fears of the unknown. |
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| He took a swipe at elements of both the media and the law, accusing them of snobbery. |
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| As the neon sign flashes on and off outside, Chris begins to hear the disembodied voices of Kitty and Johnnie teasing him, taunting him, and accusing him. |
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| Politicians at the highest levels of the Venezuelan government are hurling antigay slurs and accusing each other of being gay. |
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| Some women will power through the flu, popping pills and drinking tea and disdainfully accusing any male silly enough to stay in bed as having a dose of man flu. |
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| On Saturday, thousands of enraged citizens attacked a gang of alleged bandits, accusing them of robbing a man who was in town from the US visiting relatives. |
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| But he said he later saw a police report accusing him of instigating the violence and organizing a riot outside the courtroom. |
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| Jack Taggart, is yelling at his son, Billy, to carefully affix all the scarecrows to their posts, while also accusing him of meddling with his equipment. |
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| Yet Page can justifiably point an accusing finger at his peers and predecessors. |
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| A U.S. pork industry group requested the duties last year, accusing Canada of selling hogs in the United States at below-market prices and injuring American farmers. |
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| Lawsuits accusing male bosses and coworkers of lecherous behavior are unfortunately common in courts across the Western world. |
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| The group recently issued a complaint against the owners of Ireland on Sunday, accusing the rival publication of using unaudited figures to inflate sales. |
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| But the angry reaction to her comments rose to a new level today with blogs on the left and right accusing her of being self-centred and narcissistic. |
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| A town hall employee claims he was victimised after accusing his boss of breaching the council's code of conduct by accepting tickets to watch a premiership soccer match. |
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| He told the Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs he had been fitted up with the help of covert recordings for falsely accusing police officers of corruption. |
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| Here Aufidius turns against him, accusing him of betraying the Volscian interests, and with the assistance of conspirators of his faction, publicly kills Coriolanus. |
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| The workers demanded the immediate resignation of the human resources manager, accusing him of nepotism and non-transparency in the recruitment of staff. |
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| By recklessly accusing your opponents of racism, you have turned back the clock on race relations in this country. |
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| Basically, the manufacturers are accusing the Government of not hearkening to their submissions, which they say would have done a lot to reduce their production costs. |
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| Numerous art historians responded to Hockney's proposal with suspicious stupefaction, as if this avant-garde upstart were accusing the old masters of painting by numbers. |
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| What they must do now is shut out the voices accusing them of choking in this tournament and realise that the past month has demonstrated strength, not weakness. |
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| The readers who were huffing and puffing in Downer's defence, or accusing you of gutter journalism, most likely have their snouts in various troughs themselves. |
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| His family had filed a lawsuit accusing the federal government of violating his civil rights and holding him after the FBI cleared him of suspicion. |
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| In July, he confronted her about the investigation, accusing her of persecuting him, and demanding to know how she had any right to continue the investigation. |
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| The findings of the inquiry were couched in virulent terms, accusing Graham of being a heretic, falsifier, person of irregular life, blasphemer, and excommunicate. |
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| He says he received death threats written in blood and accusing him of being an informer after information he gave police in confidence leaked out. |
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| A media firestorm ensued, with critics accusing the newspaper of sensationalism, poor journalistic judgment, and insensitivity to the victim's family. |
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| Burundi is accusing Congolese troops of involvement in the massacre. |
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| In his statement, is he essentially accusing the doctor of fingering him? |
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| He has fired his attorneys, accusing them of conspiring against him. |
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| A rally has been organized in protest against the ad campaign, with parents accusing the studio of irresponsibility for marketing the film in high-crime areas. |
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| Those accusing him in his trial, however, proved themselves comparatively ignorant of popish doctrine and appeared foolish against Latimer's defence. |
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| Many remain suspicious, accusing the scholar of being a front man for a military-backed bid to promote a hand-picked caretaker administration over an elected government. |
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| He also garrulously and somewhat incoherently attacked the media, accusing them to have conspired against him, in order to get him into the Chancellery. |
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| We've always argued, but lately she's accusing me of gaslighting her. |
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| You see he has written him a letter accusing me of being a dill. |
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| But for Blairites to attack Brown for networking, briefing the press and installing placemen is a little like an alcoholic accusing a social drinker of dipsomania. |
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| Several deputies from another opposition party filed a complaint accusing the couple of illicit enrichment, but a judge ruled that they had committed no crime. |
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| It was people like them who in the 1980s chased out Labour's left accusing them of entryism but the Blairites are the entryists. |
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| Not, natch, that this stops the true blues from accusing the unemployed of being scroungers who should be out there scrubbing bankers' toilets. |
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| He's plain speaking, plain food and there is no way whatsoever that anyone will ever be accusing him of mistaking mushy peas for guacamole. |
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| The Dutch account of these events was very different, accusing Morga of incompetence and cowardice. |
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| Janice thought someone stole her cheapoid camera and ran around accusing everybody, but when we looked, it turned up in the mess under her bed. |
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| The surrounding peoples began to mock the Angles, accusing them of cowardice and dishonour. |
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| Oh, barfolicious! Accusing a gay person of heterophobia is like accusing a Jew of Naziphobia. |
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| On the other hand, deconstructive criticism involves accusing people and pointing out their faults without suggestions for improvement. |
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| He would just let me have it, flattering, cajoling, accusing. |
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| Piliso then vented his anger on us, accusing us of lying to him. He said we had presumed on his hospitality and the good name of the regent. |
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| That was his riposte to Dr Gates' scurrilousness, accusing Queen Nzingha of selling her prisoners-of-war to the Portuguese. |
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| It was people like them who in the 1980s chased out Labour's left, accusing them of entryism, but the Blairites are the entryists. |
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| Player One then turned his cards back over and got really upset accusing Player Two of angle shooting in order to see his cards. |
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| He reproaches her, accusing her of ingratitude, and encourages Henry to persevere. |
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| Black gays, in turn, are accusing their white gay peers of viscous racism. |
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| A number of returned settlers and friars lobbied against Columbus at the Spanish court, accusing him of mismanagement. |
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| A number of returning settlers and sailors lobbied against Columbus at the Spanish court, accusing him and his brothers of gross mismanagement. |
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| The separated head of Namuci followed Indra, accusing him of amicide and Brahmicide, wherever Indra went. |
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| In October, however, there was a counterattack accusing the instigators, especially Marat, of being terrorists. |
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| Leaders of all parties are paralysed by fear of flag-waving jingoists accusing London of a sell-out. |
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| He sounded unpresidential as he mentioned names of judges, politicians and businessmen, accusing them of corruption on national television. |
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| In May, Strauss Kahn countersued, accusing Diallo, 33, of ruining his reputation. |
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| Performing a curiously melancholy, undulating developpe, the dancers point their legs at each other like accusing fingers. |
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| Later in 2003, Lara filed a countersuit accusing the teenager of extortion, defamation and malicious prosecution. |
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| Apart from the fact it has stopped countless women accusing their husbands of assault with a dead weapon, the famous love drug has also spawned a million jokes. |
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| Their thoughts the meanwhile accusing or else excusing one another. |
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| Abortion advocates are accusing operators of crisis pregnancy centers of using bait-and-switch tactics in an effort to keep women from obtaining abortions. |
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| The court found him guilty of issuing statements accusing the Saudi government of running a police state and using the judiciary to legalize injustice and oppression. |
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| Ghosh averted from accusing the leaders of being involved in the Saradha Group ponzi scam, and instead suggested that police should seek their help to delve into the scam. |
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| Young women who adopt urban attire deny cotemporality to their locally dressed counterparts by accusing them of feudal marital and dating practices. |
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| The doctors in Europe are also striking for higher salaries but nobody over there thought of accusing the strikers of violating the Hippocratic Oath, Rizaov concludes. |
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| He took the offensive in the press, accusing his opponent of corruption. |
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| But his major thrusts were reserved for the Chamberlains, accusing them of war profiteering through the family company Kynoch Ltd, of which Chamberlain's brother was Chairman. |
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| Haig was making similar complaints about Lloyd George, whom he privately compared to the Germans accusing the Allies of atrocities, of which they were guilty. |
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| He counted just four raised hands of Labour MPs who fell for the trick, before accusing Labour of airbrushing Mr Brown out of their election campaign. |
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| She dared not raise her eyes above the level of the tea-table, and she almost expected to see a spot of accusing vulpine blood drip down and stain the whiteness of the cloth. |
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| The pap phoned and we told him that Kirschner probably peddled them himself and now was accusing you of acting underhanded so he did not have out to pay out any more dough. |
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| In 1841, Garrison was imprisoned on charges of libel for accusing Newburyport shipowner Francis Todd and captain Nicholas Brown of transporting 44 African captives in chains. |
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| Trade Minister Nirmala Sitharaman also lashed out at the World Trade Organisation, accusing it of foot-dragging on negotiations to approve India's stockpiling of food. |
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| Before and during the match England were accusing New Zealand of being soft, however after the match media outlets were calling England the biggest losers of the tournament. |
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| Even after a decision has been made, it is virtually impossible to know whether a jury has been correct or incorrect in freeing or accusing a defendant of a crime. |
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| Evidence that the Irish had arrived socially was the abrupt decline in the number of newspaper articles accusing them of brawling and other crimes. |
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| On 22 June 1941, Germany, supported by Italy and Romania, invaded the Soviet Union in Operation Barbarossa, with Germany accusing the Soviets of plotting against them. |
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| Historians reject his interpretations, with some accusing him of creating a sectarian narrative in which Ulster Protestants have a prior to claim to Ireland. |
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| Setareh's arrest follows a civil suit filed by City Attorney Carmen Trutanich against 27 companies, accusing them of illegally erecting supergraphics. |
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| The government has blocked the websites since Saturday, accusing them of committing character assassination and insulting people, including key political leaders. |
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| More than 1,000 people massed outside the British High Commission in Colombo, accusing the UK of supporting the Tamil Tigers in the Sri Lankan conflict. |
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| Reza Pahlavi of Iran today submitted a report to the United Nations Security Council accusing the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, of ordering crimes against humanity. |
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| All the deaths were in Pando province, where Mr Morales declared martial law, dispatching troops and accusing government foes of killing his supporters. |
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| A BIRMINGHAM busker who launched a terrifying campaign against a teenage musician after accusing her of stealing his pitch has avoided a jail sentence. |
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| Tana Ramsay gave evidence during legal action in which the celebrity chef is accusing her dad, Christopher Hutcheson, of forging his signature with a ghost writer machine. |
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| When the song was originally released it caused a sensation in America's bible-belt with certain sections of the media accusing the band of satanism. |
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| The more serious-minded may point an accusing finger towards the infectious parrot disease psittacosis that can cause a serious form of pneumonia in humans. |
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| In July 2011, Greenpeace released its Dirty Laundry report accusing some of the world's top fashion and sportswear brands of releasing toxic waste into China's rivers. |
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