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Supporting the arrest order for him and pointing to a shift in the way financial crimes are being viewed in Brazil, prosecutors compared the fraud Mr. Índio da Costa is accused of orchestrating to bank robbery, saying both actions threaten "social well-being".

In his defense, Mr. Peevski released a letter to the news media after he resigned, accusing the previous government of orchestrating opposition to his appointment to fend off "the inevitable disclosures" by the new administration.

Ms Rousseff's predecessor, José Dirceu, was forced out, accused of orchestrating bribes to members of Congress to keep Lula's legislative coalition together.

Prosecutors at a news conference accused Carlos Arthur Nuzman, the head of the committee, of orchestrating bribes to members of the International Olympic Committee.

In a three-and-a-half-hour news conference with more than 200 foreign and Venezuelan reporters, Mr. Chávez derided opposition members as pawns of the Bush administration and accused the United States of orchestrating efforts to remove him.

The Kremlin is now suspected of orchestrating cyberattacks to manipulate other elections, including in France and the Netherlands.

The rest of the film sticks to the same aesthetic: all running and crunching, every line of dialogue orchestrated to within an inch of its life.

An al-Jazeera investigation last month unearthed strong evidence linking Wirathu and Ma Ba Tha to the Myanmar government and military and accused them of orchestrating the violence to undermine the transition to semi-civilian democracy started in 2012.

He had been accused of orchestrating a plan to use money from donors to hide Ms. Hunter during the campaign.

She was convicted in 1998 of orchestrating a plot to murder her husband, who was stabbed to death by her boyfriend.

Surveying the breadth of the bill, immigrant rights advocates accused Pearce of orchestrating a plan to create "attrition through enforcement": making it so difficult to live in Arizona that undocumented immigrants simply pack up and leave.