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culpability
US /kʌlpəˈbɪlətɪ/
・UK /ˌkʌlpə'bɪlətɪ/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounA state of guilt
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Seeking justice for protesters in Bangladesh | DW News
- But the actions taken by Sheikh Hasina and many of the leaders of her party, as I said, of total denial of their responsibility and culpability, are acting as a massive block to us moving forward in that process.
But the actions taken by Sheikh Hasina and many of the leaders of her party, as I said, of total denial of their responsibility and culpability, are acting as a massive block to us moving forward in that process.
Why Good People Do Terrible Things
- The guards were dressed in uniforms that took away their individuality and therefore their culpability as individuals going forward.
The guards were dressed in uniforms that took away their individuality and therefore their culpability as individuals going forward.
Forgiveness - What? How? And Most Of All - Why? - INSIGHTS (Episode 4)
- culpability for our experiences to our parents. If they had given us anything different we
culpability for our experiences to our parents. If they had given us anything different we
Part 7 - A Tale of Two Cities Audiobook by Charles Dickens (Book 03, Chs 08-11) !
- As if the estrangement between them had come of any culpability of hers.
As if the estrangement between them had come of any culpability of hers.
Is free will a myth? | The Gray Area
- Culpability.
Culpability.
- But you do it in a very different way than we do now, because the current version is built on the notion of culpability and responsibility and free will.
But you do it in a very different way than we do now, because the current version is built on the notion of culpability and responsibility and free will.
10 Trials That Caused Massive Backlash
- The acquittal in 2013 provoked grief and mass protest for many, the verdict demonstrated how race, suspicion and fear intersect in fatal outcomes and highlighted the deep divide in how the law evaluates threat and culpability.
The acquittal in 2013 provoked grief and mass protest for many, the verdict demonstrated how race, suspicion and fear intersect in fatal outcomes and highlighted the deep divide in how the law evaluates threat and culpability.