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But the allegation is impossible to prove.

The opposition denied the President's allegation.

She declared that the allegation was a lie.

He demand the right of reply to the newspaper allegation.

This allegation in my view is totally untenable.

"I have enquired on the matter but no-one confirms the allegation of shooting," he wrote.

It is an allegation that has gained credence from neutral observers.

Why hadn't she hauled off at him like this in the old days of allegation and altercation ?

The implication or allegation by opposing counsel would be that this constituted a wink and a nod to the interrogators.

The abuse allegation was brought by Real Madrid's Brazilian player Marcelo, supported by video evidence from the club.

The government of Chad has accused Sudan of bombing four towns close to their joint boarder, creating panic and destroying homes. Sudan has dismissed the allegation as propaganda.

Some suspect that Barack Obama retains his view (expressed as a senator in 2008) that “the Armenian genocide is not an allegation…but rather a widely documented fact.”

Other prisoners raise their hands when asked if they're members of "Khamees' battalion" — an allegation spread widely beyond the school's walls.

The heart of the case is the allegation that Mr Sanader received backhanders from the Austrian bank, Hypo-Alpe-Adria, which I wrote about last year.

The allegation that Lao Zi's native town is Zhengjiadian where Guoyang's Tianjing Palace lies gives us just a newly coined false historical site that should be disclosed.

The details of the allegation may be special to Deutsche Bank, but the story has the same general characteristics of so many schemes unearthed in the aftermath of the financial meltdown.

In an interview in 2005 with Jeremy Paxman on the BBC, Pavarotti rejected the allegation that he could not read music, although acknowledging he sometimes had difficulty following orchestral parts.