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English translation: prosecuting / dennouncing
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| 11:57 Oct 7, 2004 |
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|  Selected response from: George Rabel Local time: 03:27 | ||||||
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| 5 | denouncing |
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| 4 | incriminating / prosecuting |
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| 4 | accusing |
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| 3 | prosecuting / dennouncing |
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prosecuting / dennouncing Explanation: It depends.. if they took formal legal steps agaisnt the "entities", it would be prosecuting. If they just expressed their misgivings, without taking action, then I'd use "dennouncing." |
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33 mins confidence:
incriminating / prosecuting Explanation: any of them should suit |
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accusing Explanation: accuse - msn encarta 2. transitive verb law charge: to charge somebody formally with having committed a crime |
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2 days 15 hrs confidence:
denouncing Explanation: "Denouncing" has only one "n"!! |
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