The phrase "accusing the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to someone making accusations against the same person or entity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He was accused of wrongdoing, but she was also accusing the same."
Alternatives: "accusing the same person" or "making the same accusations".
Miller also had a message from Gloria Steinem: "It still takes more than one woman accusing the same man of the same criminal behavior".
The suit is similar, though not identical, to two lawsuits filed in April in New York federal court, accusing the same 11 firms of fraud and anticompetitive practices in stock lending.
In campus sexual assault cases, for example, Steinem said, "It takes four or five women accusing the same guy before it's believed".
Browder has accused the same officials of using Hermitage to carry out a $230m£140m0m) tax fraud.
Deputy Prime Minister L. K. Advani accused the same group of carrying out an attack on a Hindu temple in Gujarat in September.
Lynn testified that he followed Bevilacqua's orders not to tell victims if others had accused the same priest of abuse, or to inform parishes of the true reason that perverted priests were removed and recirculated.
But Pride organisers accused the same "bullying" activists of trying to disrupt the event every year and said the involvement of the military was a symbol of the huge steps taken in equality for the LGBT+ community in Britain.
Pundits and layman alike constantly hold the entire Muslim community responsible for the actions of a few but it is only when the tables are turned and another community is accused the same way that objections are raised.
She complains that some of the most recent policing is "from the 1970s", detailing how just before Christmas police officers in uniform decided to cold call on 300 women who had all previously accused the same men of abusing them.
