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"It is down to the reluctance of the current president, like so many leaders elsewhere, to follow the constitution and accept that his term is over … his obduracy and growing charges of corruption have prompted this constitutional crisis," he said.

Dolan also failed to withdraw his request to the Vatican to give VIP status to then-Fox News star Bill O'Reilly during his trip to Rome last year, despite growing charges of sexual harassment, allegations that ultimately got O'Reilly fired from the network.

The campaign against Mr. Wahid has grown from charges of malfeasance to a referendum on his leadership.

Criticism of the farmers and their tactics has also grown amid charges of widespread tax evasion and benefit claims for olive groves and other crops that often only exist on paper.

Warrants have been issued for 7 of the remaining 13 people charged; two others are in jail on unrelated charges; and four have pleaded guilty to other charges growing out of the case.

Two doctors were freed last August of criminal charges growing out of Miss Hewitt's complaint that she had been forced to undergo a sterilization operation.

The federal indictment was likely to be the only charges growing out of the case.

Mr. Serrano succeeded Robert Garcia, who resigned after his conviction on bribery and extortion charges growing out of the Wedtech scandal.

Both men agreed to testify after plea bargaining on charges growing out of drug incidents that allegedly involved the Mayor.

Perhaps no State has ever forced a defendant to accept grand jurors as proper trial jurors to pass on charges growing out of their hearings.

But over the summer, even more useful Microsoft documents came in, and government depositions of other industry leaders gave power to the growing list of charges.