| Publicly, the Scotsman absolves the Irishman of any responsibility for his plight. |
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| It is only when Conrad's case is taken on by an understanding therapist who absolves him of his guilt that he can be cured. |
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| By concentrating all evil in the oppressors, it absolves the victims from examining their own failings. |
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| The film absolves us of any obligation to remember the disasters that followed. |
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| Not making a decision absolves procrastinators of responsibility for the outcome of events. |
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| The priest does come, and absolves the ghost's sins, after which it can rest. |
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| The author hereby absolves herself of all knowledge, responsibility and blame. |
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| Conveniently for him, it absolves journalists from having any responsibility for getting their facts straight in the first place. |
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| Dalits would like the support to negativist thesis because it ultimately absolves their ideal from neglecting the real interests of his followers. |
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| This refusal to recognise that authority gives young people an excuse that absolves them for their behaviour. |
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| My saying that absolves me of the need to say anything about the next case. |
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| By splitting responsibilities, the current arrangement somehow absolves travel agencies from their legal responsibilities. |
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| The non respect or missapplication of information in the given manual absolves the manufacturer of his responsability. |
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| Vistadeal Sarl absolves itself from any liability for any damage, accident or other loss resulting from the Internet Site being unavailable. |
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| I don't think it absolves the low-level MPs from moral responsibility, but it should steer us away from explanations which depend on their moral exceptionality. |
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| Furthermore, the company absolves itself of any liability relating to the consumption of use of the products resulting from processing. |
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| The fact that our enemies allegedly fabricate similar evidence of wrongdoing on our part absolves us of responsibility to reveal true, unfabricated evidence. |
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| There, he says, the cost of calling you or attaching a note to the bottle was low, hence the supplier's failure to secure your consent absolves you of all obligation to pay. |
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| An essential feature of a federation, in contrast, is that governments do not have responsibility for certain policy fields, and this absolves them from acting to solve such problems. |
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| A successful defense absolves the defendant from full or partial liability for damages. |
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| So much of what he does is potentially trivial, and yet the braininess he brings to it invariably absolves it from the charge of light-mindedness. |
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| I would also like to say that I disagree with the endless reduction in social security contributions, which is still being called for, which absolves businesses of any responsibility and creates poor workers. |
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| For example, the Criminal Code absolves a husband who kills his wife or her lover after catching them in the act of adultery, but not a wife who does likewise. |
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| Act or omission that is so significant that it results in the immediate dismissal of the employee at fault and absolves the employer of any obligations associated with regard to a job termination notice. |
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| Perhaps it will succeed too in fooling us into not realising that the last health act now even absolves it of the legal responsibility to provide a national health service for us at all. |
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| She absolves UNAIDS's researchers of any blame. |
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| Scepticism absolves them of selfishness. Figures from other countries support the idea that attitudes have changed during and possibly as a result of the recession. |
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| This explanation, which absolves Asian governments of responsibility for economic suffering, has an obvious appeal across the region. Awkwardly, however, it tells only one part of the story. |
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| If he absolves this woman caught in the act of adultery, they will accuse him of belittling the Law of Moses. If he condemns her, that will put an end to his reputation of mercy toward sinners. |
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| All of this is to say that under these motions, the government absolves itself of any obligation to complete an action plan in a set period of time or to ever implement it once it has been completed. |
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| The Affiliate absolves Comfriends of any responsibility in connection with third party claims of any kind whatsoever that may arise from the contents of the Affiliate's site. |
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| Patients preoccupied with a chronic illness sometimes tend to neglect other aspects of their health or to believe that having MS somehow absolves them of having to worry about any other health issues. |
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| The insured person absolves the doctors involved with his treatment and other medical personnel from their duty of confidentiality with respect to Sympany. |
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