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An accuser, whistleblower, informant, or (in court) the plaintiff.
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When has someone thought to have invaded your privacy When do people accuse someone of invading their privacy?
People will accuse one to have invaded another person's privacy when the accused tries by different means possible, to access certain areas of your life... the area you do not wish to divulge to anyone else...
How do you answer people when they accuse you of something you did and know was wrong?
If you did it, then accept responsibility. If you didn't, then you may defend yourself verbally.
How many people have to vote to accuse an impeached official?
What is the required vote that is neccasry to convict someone who has been impeached
How would we get things without money?
Before money existed - and even today! - people trade something that they have or something they can do for something someone else has or can do. It's called the barter system.
What is someone who work with plants called?
people who study plants are called botanist
What is it called when something happens to someone else and then you say that it happens to you too?
People think that this first statement jogs your memory.
What are clothes worn including accessories and hairdos by people on Halloween to disguise themselves to appear like someone or something called?
Costumes.
Why would someone eat matches?
someone would eat a match because it could be something that is easy to do but we are to afraid to do it and they want to entertain people. Actually it can be somewhat of a disorder. Its called
Did people accuse Thomas Jefferson of treason?
nope.
Why do people falsely accuse transsexual people of being homosexuals when gay people don't live as the other sex nor get surgery?
People falsely accuse the transsexual people of being homosexuals because of the little information that they have about them.
What is it called when people call you a chicken or a baby to try to get you to do something you don't want to do?
This can be known as peer-pressure. It is the act of persuading someone to do something under demeaning circumstances, such as name calling.
Why did rod serling write the story the monsters are due on maple street?
to teach people not to accuse people that they did when its really someone else too play a scam so they all can kill each other.
