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1. An Australian newspaper has accused Kate Bosworth of cancelling an interview when she discovered she would be quizzed about her weight.
2. The move is believed to be aimed at pornographic content on smaller websites, which are also accused of often charging users without giving sufficient information.
3. Turner is accused of telling visitors to his Web site that the three judges " deserve to be killed " for upholding Chicago's ban on handguns.
4. There are many negatives to my personality, but the one thing that I don't think I can be accused of is complacency.
5. But Zhao does not support the cooperative approach to building houses as there were capital management risks and it could be accused of illegal fundraising.
6. " Serenade " could be accused of giving a rather lacklustre performance from the " corps de ballet, " which danced rather mechanically.
7. Castro said there will not be impunity for enemies of Cuba, despite Cuba's recent decision to release 53 inmates accused of serving as mercenaries of Washington.
8. Officials and soldiers on frontier defense who were accused of dereliction of their duties would be published according to their military ranks.
9. As for his behavior, he can only be accused of being discourteous.
10. Only if society guarantees that good Samaritans will not be falsely accused of wrongdoing will people once again extend a helping hand to others.