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blamed

adjective as in damned

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Her opponent, Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli, has blamed rising prices on environmental laws and wants to withdraw from a pact among northeastern states that caps their emissions.

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The government has sought to downplay the scale of the violence and has blamed foreign nationals for stoking it.

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In the months before, an extraordinarily wet monsoon season caused widespread flooding, sparking anger and protests over unfinished and sub-standard flood control systems that have been blamed on corruption.

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The gamble didn't pay off, but it can't just be blamed on ill winds from elsewhere.

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The situation has been widely blamed on transnational crime gangs from countries such as Venezuela, Peru and Bolivia, whose arrival in Chile has coincided with an unprecedented migration wave, particularly from Venezuela.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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