1No single image, of course, could ever do justice to this nation.
2But this does n't quite do justice to the way his mind works.
3I can't do justice to my investigation without following up this lead.
4But for Gaiman no honour could do justice to his lifetime's work.
5The good sense of the people will do justice to their equivocations.
6But his header does not do justice to his previous excellent endeavours.
7Reinstated in his self-esteem he could afford to do justice to Rickman.
8You fail to do justice to the weight of my increasing majority.
9It is a passion with me, is the desire to do justice.
10The two must hold each other to do justice to each other.
11He was going to do justice on the man once for all.
12From the mere habit, he now desired to do justice to Conyngham.
13He only failed to do justice to the poor beganne, Dormy Jamais.
14You sit here to do justice between me and this Dead Cat.
15He doubted that tale could do justice to what stood before him.
16You know enough of him to do justice to his solid worth.
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Do justice a través del temps
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