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noun
The act of accusing.
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I have closed my ears to accusation and sympathy, to your pretend revolutions.
"People in the UK have been vulnerable to accusation and transportation across the globe for far too long".
Mr Yentob's response to accusation by Matthew Nicklin QC, lawyer for Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), that he had involved his lawyers in preparing his statement: I can't do it all on my own, Mr Nicklin.
The song toys with animal analogies — an elephant's memory, a tiger's ferocity — and as she sang it, Ms. Yamagata moved from sultry playfulness to accusation to a warning: "Keep one eye open at night".
The upheavals of the Arab Spring have left many religious minorities vulnerable to accusation and attack.
A law which allows entire sites to be taken down due to accusation of infringement by its nature favors large companies.
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Mr. Silver has previously been accused of responding slowly to accusations of sexual misconduct.
That led to accusations of asset stripping.
It won't be open to accusations of racism, either.
That leaves him vulnerable to accusations of complacency.
This has led to accusations of cover-ups and manipulation.
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