But, also like baseball, it's entirely pardonable in view of its good-natured competitiveness and unpretentious charm. |
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But then I guess that is pardonable because it is something none of the commentators noticed either. |
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A certain amount of instability, of recklessness, of unthinkingness may be pardonable in youth, but the years should have brought their wisdom. |
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But it would be a pardonable exaggeration to say that, for most writers, greedy to learn and emulate, this is the only important question. |
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However, this pardonable self-promotion in no way detracts from his achievement. |
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Either it plumps for simplification, which is pardonable given the justness of its moral outrage. |
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If the fact that the trial judge did not do the right thing is pardonable, those circumstances should be mentioned. |
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This may be pardonable in a commerce secretary. |
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But do we not feel that such a decision, though natural, would be hardly pardonable under the present circumstances, w i t h s o m a n y u r g e n t tasks in front of us? |
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With pardonable exaggeration, Ms Uglow in her introduction credits the Lunar men with nothing less than inventing the modern world. In this section Giving account Before there were departments Who's afraid of the new science? |
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