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He knew that these paintings were going to be transmitted to the future and that they would be, in a way, the way he could exonerate himself for what some people viewed as being a traitor to the Song Dynasty by serving under the Mongols.
He knew that these paintings were going to be transmitted to the future and that they would be, in a way, the way he could exonerate himself for what some people viewed as being a traitor to the Song dynasty by serving under the Mongols.
I had the opportunity to exonerate another person,
I had the opportunity to exonerate another person, and it was special to me because it was in the same state in which I was wrongfully convicted.
but the bird's-eye view of a UAV will capture the conclusive evidence and exonerate those who might be under suspicion for non-compliance.
will capture the conclusive evidence and exonerate those who might be under suspicion on non-compliance.
And the body cam footage would totally exonerate those policemen.
And the bodycam footage would totally exonerate those policemen.
What you're saying is the FBI has in its records and indeed all along did a narrative that would exonerate you?
indeed all along did, a narrative that would exonerate you.
And every time they do one of these projects, Steve, where a law school goes in and they try to exonerate, they do.
that a law school goes in and they try to exonerate they do
Why would you morally exonerate them?
And while I don't think that necessity justifies theft or murder or any illegal act, at some point, your degree of necessity does, in fact, exonerate you from any guilt.
Let's keep that one out of the speeches for a bit." But Robert Kennedy doesn't believe Dunkin' and Starbucks and none of the others while we're at it will be able to exonerate themselves on this sugar issue, which I he's not wrong.
But Robert Kennedy doesn't believe Dunkin and Starbucks and the others, while we're at it will be able to exonerate themselves on this sugar issue.
And while Mueller did not conclude that Trump had committed a crime, he famously said of the report, "It does not exonerate him." Meanwhile, Trump reacted to Mueller's death on Truth Social, writing, "Robert Mueller just died.
And while Mueller did not conclude that Trump had committed a crime, he famously said of the report, quote, it does not exonerate him.
Would he exonerate some former president?
Would he exonerate some former president?