In the aftermath of the plane crash, there's been a flurry of accusations and counteraccusations.
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But more recently he was fired from the department, in a tangle of accusations and counteraccusations.
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His many articles in western media emphasize Iran's moderation even as he admits nothing, denies everything, and makes counteraccusations.
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A barrage of counteraccusations began pouring out against Guo, most published in the pages of the state-run Chinese media.
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What the groups are fighting over has at times been hard to discern amid the volleys of accusations and counteraccusations.
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The president's declaration of victory after his landmark summit meeting in Singapore in June has given way to tense accusations and counteraccusations.
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The events of the past 24 hours — a swirl of new accusations and counteraccusations — have shown just how badly Senate Republicans have handled the accusations against Brett Kavanaugh.
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Kim Darroch insists Russian counteraccusations that British agents are trying to frame Russia for the nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter, aren't worthy of response; Gillian Turner reports.
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And it's come amid conspiracy theories and counteraccusations from Chinese officials, some of whom are alleging the virus's true origins lie outside China, in what U.S. officials say is a malicious effort to shift blame.
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The march, the accusations and counteraccusations, and the insults themselves are a recurring feature of public life in France, where the Interior Ministry last week reported a 74-percent rise in anti-Semitic incidents nationally.
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What follows is an attempt to untangle the mess of accusations and counteraccusations: to try to explain what's true about Salazar's self-portrayal, what's false, and what can't be proven — as well as the reasons any of this matters.
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Using official channels and its troll armies to send out a flood of nonsense, counteraccusations, threats and bluster, Russia hopes that by making it difficult to have a serious conversation about real-world events, it can avoid answering serious questions about its actions.
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The discovery this week that passages in Melania Trump's Republican National Convention speech were lifted from a 2008 speech by Michelle Obama scurried up a storm of complaints, accusations, counteraccusations, and questions about what plagiarism is, what it isn't, and whether it even matters.
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A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs made the counteraccusations after the Pentagon raised concerns about a close encounter on Tuesday with an American surveillance plane, which the United States said was approached by two Chinese jets that flew within 50 feet of it.
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Those involved in the 1996 test ban treaty negotiations say the secrecy that gives rise to accusations and counteraccusations was deliberately orchestrated by the US and Russia, which resisted efforts at the time by Princeton's von Hippel and others to include language in the treaty requiring reciprocal inspections of such experiments and to force them above ground.
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However, later that year, this relationship would be broken. The ambitious Zhu Quanzhong had designs on Tianping and Taining, and therefore falsely accused Zhu Xuan of inducing Xuanwu soldiers to desert. Zhu Xuan thereafter made counteraccusations. In response, Zhu Quanzhong had his officers Zhu Zhen () and Ge Congzhou launch a surprise attack on Tianping's Cao () and Pu (濮州, both in modern Heze, Shandong) Prefectures.
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Yan, however, was soon exonerated, and became resentful of Liu. Yan therefore accused Liu of leaking contents of secret conversations that he had with Emperor Suzong. As a result of these counteraccusations, and also because the chancellor Xiao Hua was jealous of Liu's talents, both Liu and Yan were demoted — in Liu's case, to be the prefect of Tong Prefecture (通州, in modern Dazhou). His financial responsibilities were transferred to Yuan Zai.
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Evidence of Zhang's corruption were found. However, when Emperor Xuanzong sent Gao Lishi to visit Zhang, Gao reported back that Zhang had shown great humility—by sleeping on a straw mat and eating with clay pots—in his distress, and Gao further pointed out to Emperor Xuanzong of Zhang's contributions. Emperor Xuanzong, in response, removed Zhang from his chancellor post but allowed him to remain as head of the executive bureau and head of Jixian Institute. Subsequently, Cui Yinfu and Yuwen, fearful that Zhang would again become chancellor, continued to accuse him of offenses, while Zhang's allies made counteraccusations against Cui and Yuwen.
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Both the Prime Minister's Labor colleagues and Liberal figures including Opposition Leader Tony Abbott criticised Jones for his remarks. Labor Party figures sought to associate Tony Abbott and the Liberal Party with Jones' remarks, leading to counteraccusations that they were seeking to "gain political capital" from the affair. Many sponsors pulled advertising from Jones's show, followed by lobbying campaigned through social media to have the remaining advertisers boycott the program. On 7 October Jones' employer, the Macquarie Radio Network, announced that it would suspend all advertising on the Alan Jones show on 2GB to protect its advertisers from pressure being applied through social media activism.
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