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This prompts charges that their exit has been greased so as to smooth the way for Tony Blair's supporters to get safe seats.Inducement: Sir Ray Powell, a Labour backbencher, claims that Ron Davies, the shadow Welsh secretary, offered him a seat in the House of Lords if he would stand down from his Commons constituency.

Already, it has prompted charges and countercharges of greed and duplicity and limitless finger-pointing.

Northrop's exit prompted charges of protectionism from some European leaders, raising the prospect of retaliation against American arms makers.

The Russian government has already poured more than $100 million into Russia Today, prompting charges that Kremlin sponsorship affects its coverage.

Sven, who is gay in the book, becomes Louisa's main love interest on ITV, prompting charges of "straightwashing".

The case prompted charges by the man's lawyer that the police were engaged in a witch hunt.

Was it our consumer culture, built on instant gratification, that prompted charges of betrayal when that promise was unfulfilled?

The appointment of three brothers, a nephew and a son to key posts prompted charges of nepotism.

But the assembly's rush is also prompting charges that it is letting politics cramp the drafting of a document intended as the definitive social contract.

The Fed's Treasury-purchase promptedmpted charges that it was inviting hyperinflation and had subordinated itself to the government's deficit needs.

And the very act of claiming executive power to create an Indian protectorate prompted charges of monarchy, the most potent political epithet of the age.