| scandal be | 22.98 | Scandal was everywhere. | ||
| scandal break | 15.21 | Then, the new book scandal broke. | ||
| scandal erupt | 6.19 | A scandal soon erupted. | ||
| scandal come | 4.87 | The scandal never came up. | ||
| scandal have | 4.87 | Every scandal has its own lexicon. | ||
| scandal force | 3.95 | The scandal forced his resignation. | ||
| scandal lead | 3.88 | Rice scandal leads to near-riots. | ||
| scandal involve | 3.55 | A simultaneous scandal involved a gangster. | ||
| scandal taint | 2.44 | His government has been tainted by scandal. | ||
| scandal prompt | 2.37 | The scandal prompted large protests. | ||
| scandal hurt | 2.30 | Gonzalez admits the scandals have hurt. | ||
| scandal rock | 2.17 | The scandal rocked Monaco. | ||
| scandal bring | 2.11 | His scandals eventually brought Fujimori down. | ||
| scandal shake | 1.91 | Mitterrand scandal shakes French politics. | ||
| scandal cause | 1.78 | The scandal caused her popularity to wane. | ||
| scandal begin | 1.71 | The scandal apparently has begun to hurt his career. | ||
| scandal surface | 1.71 | The scandal surfaced shortly afterward. | ||
| scandal tarnish | 1.71 | The scandal tarnished his reputation. | ||
| scandal continue | 1.65 | But the scandals continue to erupt. | ||
| scandal cost | 1.51 | The scandal has cost Nicholson dearly. |