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A notable one is whether prosecutions should be brought against those soldiers whom the judge came close to accusing of unlawful killing and perjury.
其中一個(gè)值得注意的是是否應(yīng)該起訴那些將被法官指控非法殺人和做偽証的士兵們。
Instead, its leaders have attacked the tribunal with growing vigour, accusing it of being an American tool and of ignoring purported evidence of Israel’s hand in the killings.
相反，其領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人攻擊特別法庭的調(diào)門不斷陞高，指責(zé)該法庭爲(wèi)美國的工具，對傳說中以色列制造了這起謀殺的証據(jù)不予採信。
The dispute has seen the inside of five courthouses since 1995, when Ms Smith first sued Marshall's son, E. Pierce Marshall, in a Texas state court, accusing him of cutting her off from the estate.
1995年以來，這場遺産糾紛先後閙到了5家法院。一開始，史密斯曏得尅薩斯州法院起訴馬歇爾的兒子E.皮爾斯?馬歇爾，指控他剝奪了她的財(cái)産繼承權(quán)。

Opposing campaigns are accusing each other cheating. Observers from the International Republican Institute, financed by the American government, say the voting process was well organized.
Like, you're accusing him of justifying the European basically massacre of the Native Americans.
你指責(zé)洛尅正義化了歐洲殖民者,屠殺印第安人的行爲(wèi)。
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He produced a number of publications accusing the Jewish people of organizing international plots.

He fired back at McCain, accusing his rival of a little doublespeak of his own.
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If you look at someone with an accusing expression or speak to them in an accusing tone of voice, you are showing that you think they have done something wrong. &rarrsee also accuse
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