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Meanings of accuse of in English

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Usage of accuse of in English
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Several trials involving former journalists accused of paying public officials are ongoing.
The Guardian
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Police were accused of allowing the situation to get out of control.
Radio NZ
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Both sides stand accused of actions that could amount to war crimes.
The Guardian
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But Russia has been accused of using heavy weapons in civilian areas.
Radio NZ
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Administration officials also stand accused of wiretapping judges, journalists and opposition politicians.
Reuters
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So someone might be accused of historical crimes that happened years earlier.
The Guardian
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Several past winners have been accused of doping and returned positive results.
Wired
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The family were accused of corruption, bribery, and misappropriation of state assets.
The South African
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Courts are still hearing cases of those accused of human rights abuses.
Reuters
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Senussi was accused of using his position to have attacks carried out.
Reuters
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Throughout the state, the city was being accused of breaking its word.
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Some former government ministers have in the past been accused of complicity.
Reuters
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He remains in custody, accused of stealing assets in a different case.
The Guardian
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Therese and her family members were accused of abusing the couple's children.
News.com.au
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She was sacked 11 days later and accused of bullying her managers.
News.com.au
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A former Nama employee is facing trial accused of leaking confidential information.
The Irish Times
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United States of America
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