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blamed

[bleymd] / bleɪmd /


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The chief executive blamed an industry-wide shortage of memory supply and price increases.

From The Wall Street Journal

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal just before leaving the company in 1988, Bamberger blamed fast-food outlets, including Church’s, for “trashing out America with our noise, paper and our signs.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The Gangster Squad could not take credit for that eavesdropping, or be blamed when it turned into a fiasco.

From Los Angeles Times

But as people who shared the experience of being “mocked and feared, blamed and banished, envied and imitated,” often allied, sometimes antagonists, theirs is a special case.

From Los Angeles Times

Few would have blamed Elliott for sulking at Bodymoor Heath training ground but he has remained positive and worked hard despite a season that has not gone as he would have hoped or expected.

From BBC