31.   Prosecutors accused one witness of having a drinking problem and the defense suggested that another was seeking to profit financially by selling their story to a tabloid.

32.   Prosecutors accused Wedtech, a Bronx military contractor that had benefited from government contracts steered toward minority-owned businesses, of fraudulent operations.

33.   Prosecutors angrily accused the defense lawyers of violating laws that govern what evidence must be shared between lawyers.

34.   Prosecutors have accused him of revealing information about code-breaking to two unnamed foreign countries.

35.   Prosecutors have accused Stewart of violating those earlier conditions during prison visits to Abdel Rahman.

36.   Prosecutors have accused the group of engaging in a series of crimes, including two bank robberies and several bombings.

37.   Prosecutors accused the Japanese bank of conspiring to conceal trading losses by Toshihide Iguchi, the former head government bond trader at its New York branch.

38.   Prosecutors also accused the scriptwriter of the film, who was interrogated but not imprisoned, of harming Egypt.

39.   Prosecutors have accused Nomura of giving Koike preferential treatment and Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Ltd. of lending him the money to buy Nomura shares.

40.   Prosecutors accused him of being part of a network of smugglers hiring people to transport drugs from Mexico and Central America.