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Later investigation revealed other acounts around the world, and by early 2006 the alleged amount of deposits had risen to some US$28m, a fortune apparently still tended by Pinochet himself despite the supposed mental incapacity that had got him off the hook in London.

It said in a statement the "cumulative operating budget in Gaza for the past 10 years was approximately $22.5m, which makes the alleged amount of up to $50m being diverted hard to reconcile".

Before Advanced Micro Devices filed its lawsuit against Intel in June alleging monumental amounts of bullying behavior, the perennially number two computer chip maker tried hard to get a big name in its corner to verify its claims publicly.

"The public interest is in fact undermined and ill-served when the reporting on the subject is false, distorted and/or misleading," Pike said, alleging "substantial amounts of coverage which has contained significant misleading or inaccurate claims" about the lawsuits and the epidemic more broadly.

News reports have alleged that large amounts of cash have been flown out of the country, while President Hamid Karzai's government has blocked corruption investigations of political allies.

The top U.S. commander in Iraq, visiting London on Thursday to discuss strategy with British military and political officials, alleged that large amounts of Iranian-made weapons were found last month during a crackdown against Shiite militias in the southern Iraqi oil hub of Basra.

They allege that the total amount of "commissions" could have reached as much as $30 million.

The same police agency then raided Wescott's home over what was alleged to be a small amount of marijuana.

This includes the many cases where the pregnant woman was alleged to have used some amount of alcohol or a criminalized drug.

Apple has faced and defeated similar suits in the past, including one from 2012 in Canada that alleged the company misrepresented the amount of storage available to users on the iPod.

The companies have hotly disputed the amount of overcharges alleged by Davis and other California lawmakers and point out that they have yet to be paid for the vast majority of electricity sold in the state in recent months.