51.   Critics have accused Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican candidate for president, of being fiscally irresponsible and blamed the overruns on tax cuts he supported.

52.   Critics have long accused the IRS of excessive secrecy, and historians, individual taxpayers and others have battled for access to statistical data.

53.   Critics often accused Hersant of using easy credit from what was at the time a state-owned French banking system for his acquisitions.

54.   Critics today also accuse the photographers of exploiting their indigent subjects, an objection that goes to the heart of recent doubts about documentary practice.

55.   Critics accuse Bartley of running the most lopsided and mean-spirited editorial page in the country.

56.   Critics accuse Franke of cutting so close to the bone that employee morale has been driven into the ground.

57.   Critics accuse it of incompetence and legislative paralysis.

58.   Critics accuse law enforcement officials at all levels, including judges and prosecutors, of racial bias.

59.   Critics accuse the airline of using sex to sell seats, not that that would be a first for an airline or for an Asian business.

60.   Critics accuse the companies of exaggerating the costs of marketing cleaner gasoline.