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blamed

[bleymd] / bleɪmd /


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Critics have blamed rising rents and the displacement of longtime residents and businesses on a wave of digital nomads and other expatriates from the United States, Canada, Europe and elsewhere.

From Los Angeles Times

Both countries have blamed each other for the fresh hostilities.

From BBC

"Not that I blamed him, but I just wanted a reason why someone would do that to somebody for no reason," she said.

From BBC

It hurts to be blamed and misunderstood, obviously, until you realize that there’s not much you can do to control other people’s perception of the world and/or of you.

From MarketWatch

Long queues of travellers have formed at the Port of Dover, which are being blamed on IT issues at French border controls.

From BBC