Collocations withallegation
These are words often used in combination withallegation.
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allegation of impropriety
There has been not one substantive allegation of impropriety in the referendum count.
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allegation of misconduct
If there is an allegation of misconduct, is there still no right of appeal?
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allegation of racism
The series has faced a number of controversies, including allegations of racism in its advertising and instigating a rise in the rate of racially motivated bullying.
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allegations of discrimination
This contact has arisen from a number of cases where disabled people have made specific allegations of discrimination.
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allegations of wrongdoing
Obviously, it is inappropriate for us to comment on the specific allegations of wrongdoing until the investigation has been completed.
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mere allegation
The mere allegation that anything is unfair or unjust is no determination thereof.
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serious allegation
Surprisingly, the source for this serious allegation is not identified.
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similar allegation
It is not very long ago that a similar allegation was made with regard to the manufacture of war materiel in this country.
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specific allegation
A specific allegation must be made against the defendant.
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unsubstantiated allegation
It seems to have believed every unsubstantiated allegation.
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vague allegation
In the first case, it is rather a vague allegation.
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