But when I entered the real world, my opinions become angry accusations, and my individuality became threatening.
But so spooked has the administration become by accusations of "rationing" health care, as is done in "socialist" systems like the NHS, that very little cost control is now to be expected from whatever bill eventually emerges (see article).The reality is that America, like Britain, already makes extensive use of rationing.
In effect, the children are being held responsible for their environment; low character scores become an accusation against poor kids that they cannot possibly answer.
Before long, private suspicions became public accusations.
With its new Windows XP operating system combined with ambitious plans for the Internet, Microsoft appeared to be repeating many of the same tactics that became central accusations in the antitrust case.
At present, the details remain unclear, but the story seems to embody the classic characteristics of a love affair gone wrong: hard feelings became harsh accusations.
Carol files a sexual-harassment report against John, and, as his bewilderment and anger grow, her accusations become increasingly incendiary.
A shaky peace is upheld by about 11,000 UN peacekeepers and 1,000 French troops, but even their presence has become controversial with accusations of sexual abuse.
For all the differences of the two cases — one involves allegations of sexual assault, the other does not — they raise similar questions about imbalances of power that continue in some ways after the accusations become public.
Accounts of how the talks progressed and then broke down suggest that, at the least, Microsoft has become vulnerable to accusations from AOL and other competitors that its behavior has changed little since last year's bitter antitrust trial.
