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"accuse him of having" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to accuse someone of possessing or exhibiting a certain quality or trait. Example: "The prosecutor accused him of having a violent temper, citing several instances of physical aggression towards others."
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Now opposition figures accuse him of having only opponents prosecuted.
Mr Bo's critics often accuse him of having tried to crush any who opposed him.
Nobody could accuse him of having failed to do his prep for this one.
The police in the Philippines accuse him of having funneled money to Islamic militants.
Nobody could accuse him of having failed to do his job, but Kostya derived little contentment from this.
You can't accuse him of having a stereotyped view of women – he's portrayed women in interesting, nuanced ways.
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His great friend Craig Brown accused him of having "naff taste".
Critics of Mr. Berlusconi have accused him of having personal business interests with Colonel Qaddafi.
Sam shared that his wife had accused him of having an affair with me.
A 2004 military document about Mr. Bensayah had accused him of having had phone conversations with Mr. Zubaydah about passports.
Had been walking on lower Broadway when a wan accused him of having stolen his wallet.
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