| He remains tight-lipped over an 18-month internal investigation, which exonerated him. |
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| At least it exonerated them from their usual role in being unable to hold on to leads. |
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| He tries to tell Rose that he's been exonerated because the real robber has been apprehended. |
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| The world governing body know the UK authorities have exonerated the athlete. |
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| He is demanding that he be fully exonerated by the Royal Air Force of any blame for the fatal crashes. |
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| It was years later, in November 1972, according to records, that he was fully exonerated by a judge who said he had no case to answer. |
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| He went to jail, to death row, and was 10 days away from the gas chamber before he was exonerated. |
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| After an investigation, the pilots were exonerated and the US military said they had come under fire. |
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| The archaeologists thus argue that the Clovis hunter should be exonerated as the cause of the North American extinctions. |
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| However, those who have been exonerated should be able to go on with their lives without being mentioned in the parliamentary record. |
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| Six-one per cent of the exonerated defendants were Black, while 78 per cent of their victims were white. |
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| Vasquez, who has borderline ID, was exonerated in 1989, four years after his conviction. |
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| On this day, the government of Switzerland declared Anna Göldi's execution as judicial murder and exonerated her. |
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| This former agent was also fully exonerated of all charges and can now breathe easy. |
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| This statement trivializes the plight of women whose convictions were overturned, many of whom spent years in jail before being exonerated. |
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| And at the same time, while I was developing that, I did a play called The exonerated. |
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| Dreyfus was finally exonerated in 1906, but the army refused to count his time on Devil's Island towards his seniority and promotion. |
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| The accusation was false and Lumumba was exonerated after it was clear he had an alibi. |
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| But belief in its possibility exonerated him from all charges of national disloyalty. |
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| Grosskreutz was exonerated by a taxi driver, who saw the supposed victim and said he had a smeared T-shirt but no reddened eyes. |
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| Well, if the charterer is exonerated, then of course he is less concerned with the inspections which oil companies are responsible for. |
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| This issue was one of seven in a charge sheet served on the author, for which he was subsequently exonerated. |
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| A preliminary ruling on the subsidy issue was handed down in August and exonerated Canada. |
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| The court exonerated the professor, a man who had held the respect of all his students for 35 years, but in vain. |
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| They had consistently protested their innocence, claimed they were tortured in detention, and were eventually exonerated and released after sixteen years in prison. |
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| He is particularly pleased the findings exonerated his men of blame. |
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| Two earlier hearings exonerated other officers involved in the attack. |
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| He is exonerated of all charges and joyfully returns to his cell, looking forward to the freedom to live out his days at La Coste with his cherished wife. |
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| In all three instances, Carroll's testimony exonerated him of any blame. |
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| Yet, when I was exonerated by a public inquiry, it was barely mentioned. |
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| A girl in his college was murdered, and he was totally exonerated from it. |
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| And on the April 2007 day that the three were exonerated, she found it necessary to be elsewhere instead of anchoring her show. |
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| When the police brandished a post-mortem report which exonerated the cops from point-blank range killing, didn't we react by saying that the autopsy must have been fixed? |
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| The hitch was that the genetic profile has to be removed from the database if the person is exonerated. |
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| Both players were red-carded by Cork referee Michael Collins, but were later exonerated when it was established the referee had got it wrong in both instances. |
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| McCollum learned the truth only after nearly 30 years, as a result of the same DNA test that exonerated both brothers. |
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| We know that Alyn Waage, who was responsible for the fraud scheme, himself has exonerated her twice and has written two affidavits pursuant to the court. |
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| While occupying the later position the complainant came under suspicion of having leaked sensitive information, though he was subsequently exonerated of all wrongdoing following a voluntary polygraph test. |
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| False witness evidence has been found to be a crucial factor in three-quarters of the cases where convicted prisoners were found to be innocent and were then exonerated. |
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| Even means of transport which belong to subjects who are exonerated may be confiscated provided that they have been converted for the purpose of committing the offence. |
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| Furthermore, the degression mechanism chosen for direct subsidies undoubtedly has an element of economic and social cohesion since small farms receiving less than 5,000 euros per year will be exonerated. |
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| I endorse, however, the text of the amendment stating that a State cannot be exonerated from its obligation to provide assistance to a ship in distress. |
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| He was recalled to the capital and briefly imprisoned until he was exonerated by the Crown being proved innocent. |
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| Larpent for Great Britain, which exonerated Shortland, justified the initial shooting and blamed the subsequent deaths on unknown culprits. |
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| The final product is a forensic tool providing key evidence in criminal cases that have exonerated the innocent and brought suspected offenders before the courts. |
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| As we pass the BDC I cannot help but mention the fine president of the BDC, François Beaudoin, who has been exonerated publicly for the excoriation that he received at the hands of the Liberal administration. |
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| An independent enquiry headed by Anthony White QC in 2011 further examined the claims, but also exonerated Coucher. |
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| The Lebanese government cannot possibly be exonerated from all responsibility: first of all, to state the obvious, the government and the government alone is responsible for supervising and securing its international borders. |
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| Two days after the assassination, a police press release exonerated MAN SA of any involvement in the attack even though the investigation itself had not reached any conclusion. |
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| But Miss Morrice was arrested, brought before a Teesside top judge and had to explain herself in the witness box before being exonerated. |
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| France's Marc Farry has been exonerated by the French Golf Federation after he failed a drugs test earlier this summer. |
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| Charlet exonerated the fungus and are now pointing at the lygus bug, also known as the tarnished plant bug. |
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| It was not until January 23, 1995, almost 10 years after he was first arrested and two trials later, that Morin was exonerated as a result of DNA testing not previously available. |
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| In the alternative, the applicant submits that should Elf Aquitaine not be exonerated, its pleas regarding infringement of the proportionality principle are still well-founded. |
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| Doyle was also a fervent advocate of justice and personally investigated two closed cases, which led to two men being exonerated of the crimes of which they were accused. |
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