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Another student, a young woman, was involved and stands accused.

"I stand accused," Young said today when asked about his low success rate.

She stood accused of murder, without any evidence to offer in her defense.

We stand accused of it right now, with some justification.

One and a half years on, six men stand accused of the crime; their trial is set to begin tomorrow.

Colleagues stand accused of knowing but not telling the police.

He also stood accused of bringing the plague back to the City.

All stood accused of letting Japanese companies off too easily.

However, Austrian political parties often stand accused of having done little to come to terms with the past.

That was the only possible sentence for the last two crimes of which he stood accused.

They stand accused of taking part in at least eight murders for the mob.

A 28-year-old teacher stands accused of having intercourse with three adolescents.

An estimated 200 to 450 men still stand accused.

Miriam was gone, and Adrian stood accused of her murder.

He felt as though he stood accused in her gaze.

It is not just the authorities who stand accused.

It stands accused by the coalition of leaving the country bankrupt.

They stand accused before any of the books open, and they remain in that state until the last word.

We fear that many more such sentences, involving up to 40 people who now stand accused, will follow in months to come.

The camps are found and you stand accused of hideous crimes.

In one broadcast he said, "I stand accused of bringing you more bad than good news.

"Very few admirable men stand accused of kidnapping and assault."

He stands accused now, especially from the right, of deceit and hypocrisy.

Do all these institutions stand accused of forgetting or betraying the dead?

In Europe it is the governments that stand accused of manipulating the numbers.