How To Use Frame-up In A Sentence
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He has called the charges a frame-up'' and says he is a legitimate businessman who never had any intention of selling weapons.
Suspected Russian Arms Dealer Goes on Trial
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Note: Since our last report on the EU-US frame-up of Assange it is now being reported that one of his two accusers, Anna Ardin, has fled Sweden and is now in hiding in the Palestinian territories.
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The accusations of sabotage are being viewed among workers as a crude frame-up attempt, aimed at creating conditions to sack the crew and bypass the court.
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More stridently he asserted that the evidence of the State appeared to be ‘a frame-up.’
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A campaign against the frame-up was immediately launched by the International Labor Defense, the legal and defense arm of the US Communist Party.
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Racist and anti-communist prejudice was the glue which kept these dirty frame-ups from crumbling.
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He denied the charges and accused the government of orchestrating a frame-up.
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He called the prosecution case against him a frame-up that is part of a government-inspired persecution stretching back decades.
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Almost from the outset, their arrest showed signs of being a frame-up.
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That compares with 22% who are certain that it is a set up, and another 35% who said it was "probably" a frame-up, for a total of 57% who think it's likely he was set up.
Notable & Quotable
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He was innocent and the victim of a frame-up.
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OK, I'll stop feeding into their frame-up by using all the military metaphors, how's that for a start?
Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points -- Class Warfare? Hardly.
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The organization protested that it was the victim of a politically motivated frame-up.
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Now that the frame-up of the Egyptian has fallen apart, the whole cover-up has also fallen apart.
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When he disappears, and she eventually tries to find and help him, she too becomes enmeshed in the state frame-up against her husband.
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He and his family immediately claimed he was the victim of a frame-up by his in-laws, but the press reported that the police viewed this as highly unlikely.
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She says frame-up trials against her are taking place uninterrupted and will continue until the next parliamentary elections to prevent her from participating in politics and from helping people.
Former Ukraine PM to Stand Trial for Abuse of Power Charges
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This kind " use in order to charge a country " fact, frame-up the twist that showed sexual phenomenon?
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By now he was convinced that it had merely acquiesced in the frame-up after his arrest.
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Marnie Tunay appears to think that the conviction of one of the Toronto 18 accused settles the question of whether the arrests and prosecutions can appropriately be described, as in the title of my article, as “fraud and fearmongering,” and as a “frame-up.”
Fraud and Fearmongering in the “War on Terror” : Law is Cool
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The case against the youth is a blatant frame-up.
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But it did not occur to me that there could be a mistake, that he could be innocent, let alone the victim of a frame-up.
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By now he was convinced that it had merely acquiesced in the frame-up after his arrest.
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When he witnesses yet another murder being committed by his client, intimidation, kidnapping, and a vicious frame-up conspire to try to keep him from telling what he knows.
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Neither of us spoke but in my eyes this looked like a frame-up and I was trying to find a tactful way to say so.
SNOWJOB
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The clumsy frame-up attempt was as stupid as it was shortsighted.
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By now he was convinced that it had merely acquiesced in the frame-up after his arrest.
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This article sources it to the attempted frame-up of Phil Berrigan et al. on charges of conspiracy to kidnap Kissenger, etc., based on testimony by an informant/provacateur who had infiltrated the Catholic nonviolent direct action antiwar movement.
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The organization protested that it was the victim of a politically motivated frame-up.
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So far we don't have sufficient evidence to decide whether he committed a crime or whether it was a frame-up or a political conspiracy.
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Over the course of the first-season finale, Richmond went from the presumed killer of Rosie Larsen to victim of a frame-up job by the shady Det.
Cheers & Jeers: The Killing's Billy Campbell in the Soup
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If it was intended to become part of a frame-up, it was sloppily done.
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His criticism of the Moscow frame-up , and his exposure of the psychological mechanism of the "voluntary confessions", are excellent.
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He was innocent and the victim of a frame-up.
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Fujisaki also ruled that the defense should be allowed to air its frame-up theory in full detail during closing arguments next week.
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Facing the frame-up and persecution of the 'powerful' criminal gang, I, a weak old retired man, can hardly live in Switzerland. I beg you to uphold justice!
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The three protested loudly that this was foul play and a shameless frame-up, but even if they can have all the words in the world to say, it was a waste of time in front of the well-scripted policemen.
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Significantly, in the vast majority of these cases, the victims of police frame-up confessed rather than take their chances in the court system.
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Now note three things: (a) Cecil Winwood was so detested by his fellow convicts that they would not have permitted him to bet an ounce of Bull Durham on a bedbug race — and bedbug racing was a great sport with the convicts; (b) I was the dog that had been given a bad name; (c) for his frame-up, Cecil Winwood needed the dogs with bad names, the lifetimers, the desperate ones, the incorrigibles.
Chapter 2
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The disclosure of more details will let the public know that he really committed the offence with indisputable evidence and there were no elements of a frame-up or political conspiracy.
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In a very significant departure from established law, the Act reverses the burden of proof, overturning a basic protection against police frame-up.
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The organization protested that it was the victim of a politically motivated frame-up.
