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Meanings of serious allegation in English

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Usage of serious allegation in English
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This is an extremely serious allegation and of concern to the Commissioner.
The Irish Times
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The contestants were stunned at the serious allegation made on live radio.
News.com.au
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That is a profoundly serious allegation and one the SDLP takes very seriously.
The Irish Times
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Judge Clare Leonard said the boy was facing a serious allegation.
The Irish Times
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At that point there follows the serious allegation in paragraph 45 already cited-
Judgments of the Court of Appeal of New Zealand on Proceedings t...
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Mr. Percival Brooks, of course, flatly denied the serious allegation brought against him.
The Old Man in the Corner
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The more serious allegation of rape is not due to expire until 2020.
Radio NZ
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Photo: AFP The Wikileaks founder still faces the more serious allegation of rape.
Radio NZ
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It's a really serious allegation to suggest he could be involved in any way.
Radio NZ
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It is a very serious allegation and I believe it should be fully investigated.
The Guardian
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Kriegler focuses on another extremely serious allegation in Goliath's complaint.
The South African
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Where are the corroborated data for such a serious allegation?
The Irish Times
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The sergeant faces a more serious allegation of negligent homicide in connection with Chen's death.
Reuters
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Refusing doping control is a most serious allegation.
News.com.au
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He faces life in prison if convicted of the most serious allegation of predatory sexual assault.
Radio NZ
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It is the second serious allegation involving an arbitrator's background to surface in less than a year.
Reuters
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