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Meanings of be no excuses in English

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Usage of be no excuses in English
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Salvation Army policy analyst Alan Johnson said there should be no excuses.
Radio NZ
2
There can be no excuses or alibis for these acts of savagery.
Reuters
3
There can be no excuses as Argentina proved worthy winners on the night.
The Irish Times
4
There should be no excuses made for fascistic religious movements and totalitarian states.
The Guardian
5
Yet at Southampton, there could be no excuses with Everton at full strength.
Reuters
6
If you fail, there will be no excuses; I will find another giant.
The Princess Bride
7
Back to 1200m which is his best distance, so there will be no excuses.
News.com.au
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He knows there can be no excuses for failing to get closer to Chelsea.
The Guardian
9
There can be no excuses in Croke Park this evening.
The Irish Times
10
There'll be no excuses and no need to save any vital energy for something later.
The Guardian
11
Federer, afterwards, complained of a back and leg problem but there should be no excuses.
The Guardian
12
They must all come, there can be no excuses.
The White Princess
13
There should be no excuses for not pursuing justice.
The Guardian
14
There could be no excuses, he had no defence.
Solar
15
Given referee Alain Rolland is also in town, there should be no excuses for either side.
The Irish Times
16
This week Souths get a rematch against Penrith and there will be no excuses this time.
The Guardian
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