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Meanings of marr by allegations in English

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Usage of marr by allegations in English
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But Rajapaksa's decade-long rule was marred by allegations of corruption and rights violations.
Reuters
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The long reign was marred by allegations of corruption and authoritarianism.
Reuters
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The vote was marred by allegations of fraud and intimidation.
Reuters
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Zanu-PF won a poll in 2013 that was marred by allegations of widespread rigging.
The Guardian
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However, it would be later discovered that the deal was marred by allegations of bribery.
The South African
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The party's rule was marred by allegations of corruption, vote-rigging and violent repression of dissent.
Reuters
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The investigation into the murders has been marred by allegations of police incompetence and torture.
Reuters
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Yet for many Brazilians, earlier privatizations in the 1990s were marred by allegations of mismanagement.
Reuters
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His tenure at the national broadcaster was marred by allegations of corruption, nepotism, and general misconduct.
The South African
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Afghanistan has been gripped by uncertainty since the Aug. 20 election, marred by allegations of widespread fraud.
Reuters
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The country's July presidential election was also marred by allegations of money laundering by the winning candidate's party.
Reuters
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The trial, which began in 2015, had been marred by allegations of intimidation of witnesses, interpreters and police investigators.
Reuters
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The previous elections in 2005 were marred by allegations of government vote-rigging, and scores of people died in post-poll violence.
BBC
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The election was marred by allegations of rigging, technical problems with the biometric devices used for voting, violence and other irregularities.
Reuters
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However, the prized ward was the Berg River municipality which has been marred by allegations of corruption ringing from both opposition parties.
The South African
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The campaign period has been marred by allegations of military interference and by deadly violence including a bombing that killed 150 people.
The Guardian