41.   Opponents accuse him of amassing fortunes for himself, his family and a clique of cronies during his three decades in office.

42.   Opponents accuse him of having consolidating near-dictatorial powers through six elections that replaced the constitution, the opposition-controlled congress and the supreme court.

43.   Opponents accuse Mugabe of using land to buttress flagging support for his ruling party, which only narrowly won the June parliamentary elections after two decades of unchallenged rule.

44.   Opponents accused Chretien of putting personal ambition for a third straight term ahead of national interest by setting the vote so early.

45.   Opponents accused him of illegally enriching himself and of hiding millions of dollars in foreign bank accounts while his family built huge business empires under his patronage.

46.   Opponents accused Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic on Sunday of choosing confrontation over compromise by arresting protesters and refusing to give back their election victories.

47.   Opponents accused the government of trying to silence opposition parties and the debate became violent, with legislators throwing drinking glasses and punching each other.

48.   Opponents accused the White House and the commission of trying to manufacture a crisis to scare the public and make the stock market idea easier to sell.

49.   Ousmane has been accused by opponents of being too lenient with Libyan-backed Taureg rebels fighting for secession in the north.

50.   Political opponents accused Kim of coddling the North while it kidnapped South Korean citizens and sent warships into southern waters.