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Meanings of acquitted of in English

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Usage of acquitted of in English
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He was acquitted of 15 of the charges, a court spokeswoman said.
Reuters
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Yesterday, by a majority verdict, she was acquitted of the second offence.
The Irish Times
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Cairns was subsequently acquitted of perjury and perverting the course of justice.
Radio NZ
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They were acquitted of all charges by an Egyptian court this week.
The Irish Times
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He was later acquitted of theft charges for reasons of temporary insanity.
Reuters
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He was acquitted of a charge of felony recklessly endangering public safety.
Reuters
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Yes, upon the whole he did;-tobe acquitted of that special sin.
Doctor Thorne
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Four other suspects on trial alongside Ali were acquitted of all charges.
Reuters
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He was acquitted of all charges in a four-month trial in 2005.
Reuters
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Zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the case.
Reuters
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The priest was acquitted of all 19 sex abuse charges on Thursday.
The Irish Times
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He had been triumphantly acquitted of the charges contained in Fenwick's confession.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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He was also acquitted of assaulting Mr Doherty and of violent disorder.
The Irish Times
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He was acquitted of the murder but years later admitted to it.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
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He was acquitted of the more serious second degree intentional murder charge.
Radio NZ
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Mr Jackson and Mr Olding were acquitted of rape charges on Wednesday.
The Irish Times
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