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This doesn't mean agents acted blamelessly or that none of the children could have been saved.
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In the hands of another novelist, the husband's illness could function as a simple narrative device, moving him offstage at the convenient moment and allowing Simeen's romance with their friend, Zayaan, to proceed blamelessly.
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If a worker blamelessly loses her job and takes a new one which pays less—and less than $21990,25 the government would make up half the shortfall for two years, up to a total of $10,000.
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They'll lose sometime late in spring, and they may break things up to some degree shortly thereafter, but hopefully they'll pull one of those blamelessly perfect teams down into the muck for a little while before they do.
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"Justification" involves the reasons why someone holds a belief that one should hold based on one's current evidence. Justification is a property of beliefs insofar as they are held blamelessly. In other words, a justified belief is a belief that a person is entitled to hold. According to Edmund Gettier, many figures in the history of philosophy have treated "justified true belief" as constituting knowledge.
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Mendelson, "Venetia Digby", ODNB Venetia was a devout Catholic. According to her husband, who insisted that she conducted herself "blamelessly" throughout their marriage, she heard Mass daily and prayed for at least several hours a day. She also joined a lay Franciscan group and visited the poor in London. She founded her charity work through a gambling habit, with unusually good luck at the card table and a scheme to save up her profits.
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His rod and staff also, administered with wise moderation, restore irregularities and false departures to the straight path of equity, so that deservedly may the Spirit congratulate the power of the prince with the words, 'Thy rod and thy staff, they have comforted me.' [Psalm 23:4] His shield, too, is strong, but it is a shield for the protection of the weak, and one which wards off powerfully the darts of the wicked from the innocent. Those who derive the greatest advantage from his performance of the duties of his office are those who can do least for themselves, and his power is chiefly exercised against those who desire to do harm. Therefore not without reason he bears a sword, wherewith he sheds blood blamelessly, without becoming thereby a man of blood, and frequently puts men to death without incurring the name or guilt of homicide.
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