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There's always another excuse from a minister, a Prime Minister, she said.
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I had heard enough of that excuse from both Caesar and Antony.
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Therefore it seems that in no sense does fear excuse from sin.
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Objection 1: It would seem that drunkenness does not excuse from sin.
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About the only thing that can excuse from fault is absolute indeliberation.
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This is a necessary matter and no excuse from it is possible.
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But sin does not excuse from sin, rather does it aggravate it.
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Objection 1: It seems that fear does not excuse from sin.
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Until we ourselves understand, we accept no excuse from the man who stops.
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She hadn't received a word of excuse from either of them.
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The only kind of dog I would excuse from this round-up is poodles.
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In the next picture Chilo, whom Cæsar would not excuse from attendance, saw acquaintances.
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There hasn't been a peep of an excuse from them.
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I meant to remove that excuse from them.
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Thus jealousy prompted, and at the same time borrowed an excuse from friendship to justify its curiosity.
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Thou hast received an excuse from me.