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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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All the allegation/accusation/charge
The prime minister denied all the allegations against him regarding the financial scandal.
... accusation/charge ... about/on ...
Hi,
Does the second in the above correctly interpret the first? Thanks.
... accusation/charge ... about/on ...
Hi,
Does the second in the above correctly interpret the first? Thanks.
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Yes, apart from 'charge'. This would only apply if he had been formally charged with something (by the police/authorities) but allegation/accusation doesn't necessarily have that meaning.
- Yes, apart from 'charge'.
- This would only apply if he had been formally charged with something (by the police/authorities) but allegation/accusation doesn't necessarily have that meaning.
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Yes, apart from 'charge'. This would only apply if he had been formally charged with something (by the police/authorities) but allegation/accusation doesn't necessarily have that meaning.
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