61.   Lawmakers accused Lee of deciding on the aid without consulting the Legislature, or even his own ministers.

62.   Many lawmakers accuse him of impropriety and pursuing erratic policies that have weakened the economy and aggravated separatist, ethnic and religious violence in the sprawling nation.

63.   Many lawmakers accuse Wahid of impropriety and pursuing erratic policies that have weakened the economy and aggravated separatist, ethnic and religious violence in the sprawling nation.

64.   Many lawmakers also accuse him of pursuing erratic policies that have weakened the economy and aggravated separatist, ethnic and religious violence in the sprawling nation.

65.   Many lawmakers accused it then of favoring merchant debtors at the expense of public money.

66.   Opposition lawmakers accuse the ruling party of having too many collusive ties with the banking sector to take needed action.

67.   Opposition lawmakers accused Vacaroiu of dragging his feet on privatization, saying his policies have caused widespread poverty.

68.   Opposition lawmakers accused Vajpayee, leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party, of giving the job to an obscure politician in a transparent political deal.

69.   Opposition lawmakers have accused Lee of having received money from Daewoo in connection with military projects, and bribes from military officials in exchange for promotions.

70.   Opposition lawmakers have accused President Kim Dae-jung of pampering the communist regime in Pyongyang with massive food aid at a time of economic uncertainty at home.