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Meanings of attach no blame in English

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Usage of attach no blame in English
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I attach no blame to the Arts Council who face an impossible task.
The Guardian
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But I attach no blame for that.
The Reality Dysfunction
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She could attach no blame to an act that seemed to her an innocent, natural, and harmless amusement.
White Shadows in the South Seas
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Völler attached no blame to his goalkeeper Oliver Kahn, despite his error for the first goal.
The Guardian
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She attaches no blame to us, seeing in Saturday's catastrophe only the hand of the Family Curse.
They and I
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They attached no blame indeed to Dercylidas.
Hellenica
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Mourinho confirmed he had seen a replay of the incident and insisted he attached no blame to Courtois.
Radio NZ
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I assured him that I understood the matter perfectly, and attached no blame to him in the premises.
A Unique Story of a Marvellous Career: Life of Hon. Phineas T. B...
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That quarrel and its serious effect made a turning-point in her life, though she attached no blame to herself for the man's illness.
The Purple Heights
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He attached no blame to anybody, but rose the next morning at horn-blow, and the men found they had a new master over them.
The Blazed Trail
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"Speaking of honour," said Miriam, "you would attach no blame to yourself if you fell below it."
The Emancipated
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