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prosecution

noun as in the act of furthering a project

noun as in the prosecuting party in a criminal action

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Sources familiar with the prosecution’s case told ABC that a central witness’ testimony would make the case “problematic.”

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Both the prosecution and defence expected the trial to last just two to three days.

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He later apologised to jurors for the "disturbance" as the case resumed and said Mr Hussein did not wish to return in court for the rest of the prosecution opening.

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The government has always maintained it is "frustrated" that the trial collapsed and Mr Parkinson's intervention comes after weeks of speculation about why the prosecution could not continue.

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When the five-hour hearing finally concluded, the event had the feeling of a partisan house of mirrors, with each side accusing the other of political weaponisation and partisan prosecutions.

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

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