You had people in that group -- excuse me, excuse me.
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REPORTER: When did you know — TRUMP: Excuse me, excuse me.
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It was very important — [cross talk] excuse me, excuse me.
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However, Zoey makes excuse after excuse, and completely flakes on studying.
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"Excuse me, excuse me," Mr. Trump said, talking over Mr. Alexander.
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As Trump would say, excuse me, excuse me -- but we do.
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"This over-classification excuse is not an excuse," Flynn said Friday.
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As to -- excuse me -- excuse me -- take it nice and easy.
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He gave me excuse after excuse about where this car was.
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They showed up in Charlottesville to protest — TRUMP: Excuse me, excuse me.
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"Excuse me, excuse me," the boy can be heard saying on camera.
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QUESTION: I listened to you during the campaign ... TRUMP: Excuse me, excuse me.
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"Excuse me, excuse me, I'm not finished," Inaba said before cameras cut away.
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They showed up in Charlottesville to protest... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: Excuse me, excuse me.
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"Kabila continues to make excuse after excuse," Royce said in an emailed statement.
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QUESTION: I listened to you during the campaign ... TRUMP: Excuse me, excuse me.
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" Having made an excuse, Weinstein adds, "I have since learned it's not an excuse.
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There's no excuse, Lyle decides; no excuse whatsoever for letting oneself go like that.
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Across social media, Khan's colleagues and fans found excuse after excuse to dismiss the claims.
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Let's note that his flimsy excuse isn't really an excuse for his behavior at all.
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Kris comes up with excuse after excuse, not to roller skate, but Kim shoots her down.
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It seems to me that the "she's not electable" excuse could be just that, an excuse.
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Trump responded with a favorite tactic: an aggressive "Excuse me, excuse me" interjection, then more dishonesty.
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People will evaluate the sincerity of the person delivering the excuse and the plausibility of the excuse itself.
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You had people in that group -- excuse me, excuse me -- I saw the same pictures as you did.
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Not having enough time is the worst excuse; it's the excuse I myself have used for many years.
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After all, there's always an excuse to not write, and a new baby was simply one more excuse.
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Any excuse is a good excuse to discover her — and this edition may be the best we get.
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You had people in that group — excuse me, excuse me — I saw the same pictures as you did.
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You had people in that group — excuse me, excuse me, I saw the same pictures as you did.
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Some people were told their friend used money as an excuse ( "I don't have enough money"), some were told busyness was an excuse ("I don't have time"), and the rest received no excuse at all.
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In other words, if you're looking for an excuse to stock up on new, cute workout clothes, this is that excuse.
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It was very important — excuse me, excuse me — it was very important to me to get the facts out and correctly.
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And don't use the "I don't know what to say" excuse, either, or the "I'm afraid I'll say something wrong" excuse.
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"The investors' excuse that they learned new information about the company's financial condition is just that — an excuse," the board said.
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Jon Gruden: If I can't 'get it done,' I won't take Raiders' money Yankees acquire closer Zach Britton from Orioles Arizona State swim coach sent inappropriate, sexual text messages to a former Olympian "I said, 'Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me,' and she kind of ignored me, but I was like, 'excuse me,'" Raisman said after the hearing.
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"I'd be very interested to see what Twitter's excuse will be because, as far as I'm concerned, there's no excuse," he added.
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It's an excuse, like my Sunday constitutionals are an excuse, to go and look at the world and marvel at it privately.
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It was very important that -- excuse me, excuse me -- it was very important to me to get the facts out and correctly.
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Since then, Republicans have found excuse after excuse to vote for budgets that blow through the spending caps established under the 2011 law.
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"Participants found the money excuse to be much more trustworthy than a time excuse or no excuse, in part because they believed that the friend likely had less personal control over the circumstance they were citing as an excuse," Grant Donnelly, an assistant professor of marketing and one of the study's lead researchers, wrote in a Harvard Business Review article.
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Sadly, there are those who are just looking for an excuse to seize the wheel, and central bank losses can be a convenient excuse.
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If you look at Merck as an example, take a look — excuse me, excuse me — take a look at where their product is made.
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"The whole Russian thing was an excuse for the Democrats losing the election and it turns out to be just one excuse," Trump said.
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They&aposre like, and pardon the expression here, but this is like Jason the 15th the horror movie in terms of Hillary Clinton coming up with excuse after excuse after excuse for why they didn&apost win, and they haven&apost accepted this outcome yet.
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If you look at Merck as an example, take a look where — excuse me, excuse me — take a look at where their product is made.
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We're all for an excuse to indulge though, and that excuse has come in the form of a promotional code on the May Day range.
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She came up with excuse after excuse, all of which blamed the vices of the system that was punishing her, instead of acknowledging her own.
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If you look at Merck, as an example, take a look where -- excuse me -- excuse me -- take a look at where their product is made.
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Apologies to all for missing Friday (good excuse), arriving late Saturday (weak excuse), and growing aggressive after blowing still another game of dice (don't recall).
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If you look at Merck as an example, take a look where – excuse me, excuse me – take a look at where their product is made.
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Executive privilege can excuse people from discussing specific occurrences within the White House; constitutional immunity can excuse those same people from having to testify at all.
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Last month the excuse was the global economy but that went away so you had to come up another feeble excuse and you skumbags got it.
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The messages show the admin stringing along a wealth of customers, taking funds while making excuse after excuse for no murder or action actually taking place.
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Yes, 37 states now allow no-excuse early voting, but 13 either require an excuse (such as a work trip) or don't allow it at all.
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There is no excuse for what happened in Charlottesville, and there is no excuse for the president's attempts to blame victims of racially and politically-driven violence.
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Specifically, debt fears were used as an excuse to cut spending on social programs, and also as an excuse for hobbling the ambitions of center-left governments.
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She'd ask whether she could come to mine and I'd make excuse after excuse, lie after lie about whether I was allowed or whether my parents were in.
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"An athlete can give any excuse they want, including the tainted supplement one, but unless it's proven by investigative means, that excuse isn't going to go very far."
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The president can not only conjure up an excuse for any failure but he can even admit that it's an excuse and still be hailed for his honesty.
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It's not acceptable for male drinking to be an excuse for men who rape (or attempt to rape), while female drinking is rendered an excuse for male perpetrators.
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"It's not too late in a lot of states to change the rules to switch from an excuse-only absentee system to a no-excuse system," Ho said.
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Halloween gives you an excuse to dress up as your favorite Taco Bell sauces, while Thanksgiving gives you an excuse to smother your food with the real thing!
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"Apologies to all for missing Friday (good excuse), arriving late Saturday (weak excuse), and growing aggressive after blowing still another game of dice (don't recall)," he wrote in jest.
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Any excuse, almost literally any excuse, he'd slide her into the sling, her face looking out at the world, and go off—to the shops, town, the seafront, nowhere.
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" - Yvonne, 234 "Used boyfriend's anxiety as an excuse.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Trump actually had a good excuse.
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In a second, lengthier separately published statement, Weinstein reiterated that he knows his age isn't an excuse for mistreating women, while providing his age as an excuse for mistreating women.
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ISRAEL: No. Well, police... TAPPER: I know that the agreement that you entered into with the school allowed the school to give this kid excuse after excuse after excuse, while, obviously... ISRAEL: Not for bullets, not for bullets, not for guns, not for knives, not for felonies, not for anything like that.
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GUTFELD: Do you buy, Kathy, Ambien excuse because -- the reason why I bring that up -- everybody knows somebody who&aposs had an experience with Ambien, but that was Roseanne&aposs excuse?
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It seems likely the excuse for the sexist rule, as is the excuse for atrocities Gilead currently commits, is the spiking, population-threatening infertility crisis sweeping the Handmaid's world at large.
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For a start they need to check their habit of demonising nationalism as nothing more than an excuse for racism and bigotry—and localism as an excuse for parish-pump myopia.
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In other words, Weinstein insists that he knows his age isn't an excuse for mistreating women, but at the same time, he provides his age as an excuse for mistreating women.
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" Stevens was taken aback and responded with, "Excuse me?
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" Read more: People From Finland Collectively Said "Excuse Me?
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Q -- right, how have those -- THE PRESIDENT: Excuse me.
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Q And how has (inaudible) -- THE PRESIDENT: Excuse me.
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Excuse me, Mr. Pumpkins — I do have some questions.
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" And I said, excuse my French, "Oh, hell no.
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This is -- excuse me, this is a young man.
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Well, this is Jocelyn Pischke -- excuse me, Jocelyn Pischke.
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" - The Wizard of Oz, 1939 "Excuse me I'm walking!
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WALLACE: Special Operations — TRUMP: Excuse me, Hillary Clinton fan.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Have we ever made – oh, excuse me.
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TRUMP: Those people -- all of those people -- excuse me.
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Sweetie , it smelled so bad had been Melanie's excuse.
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WALLACE: Mr. Trump... TRUMP: Take a look — excuse me.
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" McCain's excuse has been that he wants "regular order.
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CLINTON: Well, actually... TRUMP: I will bring — excuse me.
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Q — right, how have those — THE PRESIDENT: Excuse me.
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Q And how has (inaudible) — THE PRESIDENT: Excuse me.
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Ronald Reagan was the last president -- Wallace: Excuse me.
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You were very much involved — excuse me, my turn.
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"If we don't address these things, we excuse murders, we excuse rape, we excuse child sexual abuse, we excuse the exploitation of women's bodies and when we allow those things to happen, we are not only killing that person's body who is being violated — whether it's through poverty or homicide — we are also killing the entire community and making it impossible for the next generation to be or do better than we have," Ms. Tanis said.
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If Republicans could excuse past allegations of sexual assault and misogyny as allegations, or as Donald being Donald (or worse, boys being boys), they cannot excuse this because it is so blatant.
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No, we're more into the day because it gives us an excuse to eat all the round pizza pies and desserts pies our hearts desire — not that we really needed an excuse.
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Some sentimentalist goof-o who believed in the glory and power of every Boston Celtic might buy this excuse, but hardened basketball cynics roll their eyes at this puff-pastry-ass excuse.
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Kleindienst's excuse there was that he thought the question in the Senate was about a different time frame than the one in which he communicated with the president — a quite pale excuse.
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"The whole Russia thing was just an excuse for the Democrats losing the election and it turns out to be just one excuse," he said, flanked by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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After blaming George W. Bush for 9/11, the boos from the crowd drowned out Trump so much that he had to yell into the microphone, "excuse me, excuse me" to be heard.
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In 2018, there is simply no excuse for voter disenfranchisement.
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That's a cop out, an excuse, and a bad one.
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Now please excuse me while I go hug my iPhone.
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"Excuse me everyone, my name is Joyce Taylor," she says.
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"Excuse me!" says Kris as the crowd looks around confused.
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Plus, it's free, so I don't really have an excuse.
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"I always find an excuse to slip out," he said.
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One can perhaps excuse the students on grounds of immaturity.
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He always had an excuse why he couldn't make it.
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"I believe they use that as an excuse," she said.
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Because of cultural ignorance, but ignorance is not an excuse.
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You can thank Vigo for providing you with the excuse.
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Only a big company like us ... That's their new excuse.
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The excuse "kids will be kids" means nothing to me.
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"There is absolutely no excuse not to evacuate," he said.
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No excuse to NOT get her Christmas shopping done now.
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" Cupp asked, "What&aposs their excuse for hiring her again?
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Now excuse me while I go check my Klout score.
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"My excuse is that I'm not feeling well," Ariana said.
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It's also an excuse for him to smoke a cigar.
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There simply is no excuse for this sort of mistake.
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Going somewhere, rather, is an excuse to drive a Bugatti.
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Then there is stupidity, for which there is little excuse.
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The operating system excuse doesn't let Samsung off the hook.
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It is all a Democrat Excuse for LOSING the Election.
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The latest target, Rotten Tomatoes, is the dumbest excuse yet.
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So, he argues, gerrymandering is no excuse for Democratic losses.
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Waiting for life and work to improve is an excuse.
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They tend to use the excuse, it's ongoing, it's ongoing.
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Given the stakes, there is no excuse for not trying.
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Now, excuse me while I bookmark this equinox countdown clock...
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Put that ratty, faded threadbare excuse of a towel away!
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Q But you're saying why (inaudible) -- THE PRESIDENT: Excuse me.
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As for us, please excuse the rain on our faces.
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But Serna said these numbers don't excuse the damage done.
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Now, please excuse us as we sob like Moaning Myrtle.
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Now excuse me while I go reserve my multiplex tickets.
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It has the ability to excuse him from his shortcomings.
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It's an excuse to sit down with somebody and chat.
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A tight budget is no excuse to skip a frame.
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They use that as an excuse, because Hillary Clinton lost.
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If you've already seen it, that's not really an excuse.
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People give the excuse because he won and she lost.
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Another Pence excuse, this one on abortion, won't cut it.
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Excuse me, but that that already sounds like a classic.
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Excuse me, but what the hell is wrong with people?
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" Alec added it's an "excuse to have cake and wine.
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A sale is a perfect excuse to go for it.
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TRUMP: And you haven't — excuse me, you haven't heard that.
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Holiday parties are the perfect excuse to unleash the extra.
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This excuse is used as a blanket rationalization for inequality.
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I have no excuse, and accept responsibility for my actions.
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I should have known better and there is no excuse.
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I wish I had a good excuse, but I don't.
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Excuse my French, but you're basically saying, 'Fuck you, artists.
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"I do love any excuse for a party!" she said.
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GUTFELD: Just an excuse to spray water on Tom Shillue.
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Excuse the dad joke, but I feel I earned it.
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"I don't have time to write" is not an excuse.
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There is no excuse for keeping this information from consumers.
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There is never an excuse to not get something done.
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Well, that's just an excuse to take out the camera.
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Having an excuse to come together to create something bigger.
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Others say if you're breaking the law, there's no excuse.
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What excuse do you have to not cook dinner tonight?
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But that's no excuse to remain ignorant about health insurance.
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There's no excuse for me not getting the job done.
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Excuse us, but does Danny Ocean die in Ocean's 8?
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Those who would excuse the pictures are just as culpable.
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IGNORANCE of the law is no excuse for breaking it.
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Did I mentioned "Duck Dynasty"-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Excuse me. Ready?
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Excuse me Flying can be a bit of a pain.
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So please excuse us, while we go buy some carrots.
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Excuse me, it's officially called the "Data Dress," says Google.
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And her excuse and the "Times" bought it as well.
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That's not an excuse to stop believing in scientific conclusions.
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No excuse to release bill Mon night, start voting Wed.
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"I'd have her come up with an excuse or something."
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"That's just an excuse," he said of the erratic workload.
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"Kids are great for an excuse for anything," she said.
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Naviti doesn't really have a great excuse for its dysfunction.
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Excuse me for a minute, my soul just shattered. 2.
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Think of it as another excuse to free the nipple.
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If you'll excuse me, I have some onions to chop.
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WATCH: We'll take any excuse to share anchor prom photos!
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While that's a fine excuse, Jessa is still her friend.
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Brielle was also down with it ... you'll excuse the expression.
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But she was unprepared and there's no excuse for that.
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My 18th birthday was just an excuse to get trashed.
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It was another good excuse to go back to bed.
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He found an excuse to channel his racism into violence.
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You gotta hear Stone's excuse, which worked like a charm.
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Er, excuse me, didn't mean to break the illusion there.
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Bottom line ... Mark says that's NOT a good enough excuse.
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In the years since, "excuse my beauty" has gone viral.
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"You can't really use fatigue as an excuse," Warren said.
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"I'd only do it wrong" is a bullshit excuse. 64.
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Excuse us while we go stock up on peach palettes.
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Excuse the shitty photo, but I didn't even take it.
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So you didn't see him till after, that's no excuse.
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They try to simulate it, but it's a sad excuse.
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Afterwards I used any excuse to strike up a conversation.
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"Just because it's hard, that's no excuse not to try."
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This is not to excuse anyone you've written about here.
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Unlike them, Nigeria cannot excuse itself as a failed state.
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They thought it was an excuse to justify her behavior.
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It doesn't excuse any bad behavior of a police officer.
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Erm excuse me mr toblerone, where are all my triangles!!
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We were just kidding ourselves with that hot cereal excuse.
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" Alec added, it's an "excuse to have cake and wine.
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Harvey dismissed his sickness as an excuse for his performance.
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But that does not excuse our continuing down this path.
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"Ignorance is not an excuse," said press secretary Josh Earnest.
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But that just seems like an excuse to Harmon's family.
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Anything I say now will sound like a crappy excuse.
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"There's no excuse for what was said," Hader told reporters.
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"Excuse me," I said approaching the ladies at the table.
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Need an excuse to refresh your denim collection this summer?
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Because after today, you no longer really have an excuse.
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Now, if you'll (cough) excuse me (cough!), I'll … Exit, staggering …
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"Basically, I think it's an excuse," Ansar Muhammad told KRON.
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Pitiful excuse for a human, let alone a presidential candidate.
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There would be no excuse for not being prepared, right?.
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Often, it is an excuse for recounting dreams and nightmares.
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"There is no excuse for this conduct," Sessions said Thursday.
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She said, however, that Congress has no excuse for inaction.
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This is not to excuse errors in communication or implementation.
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But that is not an excuse to avoid action now.
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The month after that, they make up some other excuse.
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Men — even, apparently, presidents — need no excuse to do that.
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So what was Facebook's excuse for listening to users' audio?
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"At this point, we can't make an excuse," Wagner said.
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It's also a monthly excuse for them to treat themselves.
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"It's too easy of an excuse to use," he said.
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Hillary Clinton wants to allow hundreds of thousands — excuse me.
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Excuse me.. RADDATZ: And why did it morph into that?
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I just said, 'Please excuse me,' and left the table.
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Not that I'm using that as an excuse or anything.
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There's no excuse for failure to act responsibly and swiftly.
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Looking for an excuse to go on a tropical getaway?
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And, excuse me, a lot of people have said it.
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"As a coach, I don't like that excuse," he said.
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Spkr Ryan's excuse for Trump - this is new for him.
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On one side is printed 'I'm drunk, what's your excuse?
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That also happens to be Weinstein's excuse for his behavior.
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"It gives us an excuse to get together," Otto said.
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Excuse me, I have to go stand somewhere else now.
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Lil Wayne does, technically, warn us to excuse his charisma.
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But it was never an excuse for a poor outing.
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Hold on, excuse me, I'm being told that's incorrect. What?
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But it's a great excuse to show you the trailer.
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Every big public project is an excuse to steal money.
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There's no excuse ever for any type of domestic violence.
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So — REPORTER: (Inaudible) do you believe him — TRUMP: Excuse me?
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It can feel like an excuse or a hide out.
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With 65,000 open seats, there's no excuse for this delay.
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Excuse me, but does this apply to, say, philosophy majors?
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But if you're looking for an excuse, well, tomorrow's Halloween.
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Finally, global turmoil is no excuse for shrinking your world.
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"But he always made some complicated excuse," Mr. Gopnik said.
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Whatever you do do, don't make up some lame excuse.
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When that excuse no longer seemed plausible, he invented another.
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Over the course of many hearings, patterns of excuse emerge.
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Looking for an excuse to solve during your lunch break?
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Their excuse for why they'd passed this potentially harmful bill?
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Sure, I could have done worse, but that's no excuse.
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It's the best excuse to get away from social media.
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So I don't want to use race as an excuse.
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But, few even attempt to deny or excuse it anymore.
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They believe that uncertainty is an excuse to do nothing.
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I find it hard to excuse gratuitous depictions of violence.
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Lawyers for the shareholders argue that ignorance is no excuse.
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"It's just an excuse to raise the prices," he said.
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A new lemon cake recipe is its own best excuse.
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"You're not taking a [expletive] swing — excuse me," Keith began.
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"I was careless and I make no excuse," Gobert added.
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Republican sycophants who regularly excuse Trump's corrupt behavior went nuts.
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Blaming the markets is far from a catchall excuse, though.
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This turns out to be an excuse to save face.
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Her ostensible excuse: The friend is a recovering drug addict.
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They showed up in Charlottesville to protest — TRUMP: Excuse me.
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"Jiangxi police are just looking for an excuse," he said.
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This gives you an excuse to leave quickly, if needed.
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"Excuse me, who are you?" asked the president, Franco Frattini.
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All I said, excuse me, gentlemen, gentlemen, is he okay?
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Lamar Alexander: Well, the bottom line, it's not an excuse.
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"Excuse me, that is part of my culture," I said.
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Public space construction — it's an excuse to construct a community.
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Also important is to end the tendency to excuse terrorism.
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There's no excuse for any kind of discrimination, at all.
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But there's only so long you can use this excuse.
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"Excuse me!" a clearly shocked Woods said without breaking stride.
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"Oh, he doesn't like to fly," was a typical excuse.
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"There is no excuse for what I've done," he said.
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And you'll overlook or excuse any evidence to the contrary.
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"You could excuse yourself," he says, looking for a fight.
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"Excuse me Jillian, Diabetes is primarily hereditary," one person tweeted.
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"The problems were infuriating, there is no excuse," Reeves said.
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Soon there'll be one less excuse for missing a workout.
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Q But you're saying why (inaudible) — THE PRESIDENT: Excuse me.
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Ignorance of the issue isn't an excuse at this point.
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But to Small, those reasons were an excuse, and insufficient.
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The White House's proposed language is, therefore, just another excuse.
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Everyone knows that rest — excuse me, "load management" — is critical.
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"There's no excuse for Congress not to act," he said.
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It's an excuse the company has relied upon for years.
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Ovechkin did not want to use that as an excuse.
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Excuse me, I need to lie down for a minute.
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Nor should it be used as an excuse for inaction.
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I couldn't use lack of funds as an excuse, either.
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"This is the perfect excuse to get out," he said.
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Volk worked out as an excuse to be near him.
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Excuse me, I worked at CBS News for 10 years.
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"The Gerrymander Excuse Implodes," a Wall Street Journal editorial declared.
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Which explains but does not entirely excuse the occasional typo.
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Or does doing so excuse inappropriate and sometimes reprehensible behavior?
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At least that's my excuse, one that my husband understood.
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The fact that our churches are autonomous is no excuse.
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NP: Excuse, I gotta send money to the Warren campaign.
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"Excuse me," he added as he walked away from reporters.
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Or somebody, excuse me, I'm somebody with a libertarian streak.
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There is no excuse for this kind of thuggish behavior.
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Executive privilege isn't a reason not to — it's an excuse.
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It just became an excuse to go out and drink.
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Any excuse to prod the commercial space industry is good.
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The excuse is that sex education is about producing babies.
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It can be used as an excuse for bad behavior.
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SAFRAN What bothered me about "Tyrant" was that the financing of the show was not contingent on the star — which, by the way, is no excuse, but you sometimes get that as the excuse.
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Anthony Thomas called Cummins "a very poor excuse for a teacher and authority figure, a father .... he's a poor excuse for a human being," reacting to an interview with Cummins' sister defending her brother's actions.
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Norman Jewison's lovely, utterly hilarious romantic comedy turns 30 this year, and if that's an excuse to watch it for the first or ten thousandth time, then it's as good of an excuse as any.
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Aside from bigotry, what excuse is there for this legal lapse?
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Excuse us for a second while we scream at the sky.
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But however it went down, it's no fucking excuse in 2015.
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I was uneducated, which obviously is no excuse, ignorant and immature.
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But he chose not to offer the weather as an excuse.
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It was like, excuse me, could you say something more idiotic?
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"There's no good excuse," Ray Mabus said on CNN's New Day.
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Still, you'll have to excuse Skinn if he isn't overly impressed.
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And this was an excuse for how they lost the election.
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Excuse me while my heart shatters into a million tiny pieces.
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SULLIVAN: DO YOU FEEL – SORRY – TO YOUR POINT, EXCUSE ME, MICHELLE.
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Make it so your friends and loves ones have no excuse.
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That's OK. I have a good excuse for the first time.
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There's literally no excuse not to now that it's on Google.
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But now you have absolutely no excuse for your plants dying.
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"I don't know how else to be" is his paltry excuse.
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Please excuse me while I scream into a pillow. [h/t:Bustle]
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Now excuse us while we collectively whip out our credit cards.
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It's the prefect excuse to splurge on some great merch, right?
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Excuse me, are you the incoming spokesperson for President Donald Trump?
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It's really just an excuse to let loose and have fun.
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"There's no excuse for you not to read it," says Martha.
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So there is no excuse for wheelspinning through tired story beats.
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As does that flimsy excuse for a kickstand on the back.
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As a complete narrative, The Engine of Enterprise is an excuse
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Now, if you'll excuse him, he's off to console Ryan Reynolds.
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It also gives people a good excuse to talk to you.
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That is not an excuse for any behavior, just the truth.
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It's not often you have an excuse to high five IRL.
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The internet loves an excuse to speculate about potential celebrity feuds.
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It's been using that same excuse for a few years, actually.
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It also offers another excuse for class-consciousness at 35,000 feet.
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But as many organisers saw it, Shakespeare was just an excuse.
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Is this an excuse to embed a clip from The Critic.
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I'm not making an excuse or pretending that I didn't fail.
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Now excuse us while we buy one in every single color.
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Now, excuse us as we go purchase the Dior Book Tote.
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Chris: I love any excuse to hear more from Carrie Fisher.
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We mention it as an excuse to talk craft a little.
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And then use it as an excuse to have another slice.
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A fear of breakouts is not an excuse for skipping SPF
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Excuse me while I all-caps out for a second here.
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Now excuse me while I go watch it again and again.
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And Mr Maduro has rarely required an excuse to crack down.
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Millie said the protesters' accusation of privilege was just an excuse.
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I don't believe that there's any excuse for sexual predation — ever.
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The EU and Greek authorities know this and have no excuse.
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Also, excuse us while we try to plant a bagel tree.
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But also, it gives them a handy excuse for bashing Muslims.
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Something similar may excuse some of the flaws in China's data.
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Excuse the cliché, but practice — and a foolproof toolkit — makes perfect.
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It gets better, there is now a good excuse for poking.
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Lacking exigency or other excuse, the government should have gotten one.
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"This is not an excuse to go get drunk," Roybal says.
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I may be a little mentally fatigued but there's no excuse.
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WILLIAMS: I think we -- excuse me, I think we politicize football.
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For us, Fortnite is an excuse to talk on the phone.
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It seems people love any excuse not to wash their hair.
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Excuse us while we spend the rest of the day swooning.
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And it's just — this is not going to make — excuse me.
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Honestly, I think there is really no excuse for bad manners.
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Okay but, excuse me, how is that a playlist curator's job?
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So if you'll excuse me, I've got a book to read.
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Meehan uses the intrusion as an excuse to install security cameras.
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I'm sure he'll be embarrassed and excuse himself and get changed.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Excuse me, I need to go to the bathroom.
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But both used the spineless excuse that they had scheduling conflicts.
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Excuse me — do you even need them in the first place?
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Excuse me if I find another rabbit hole to go down.
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We're young but we can't keep using that as an excuse.
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The next time you experience a setback, don't make an excuse.
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But that cannot excuse his behavior and his mistreatment of women.
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I'm wrong and there's just no excuse for what I did.
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There is, however, no excuse for random murder among true terrorists.
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Starting with no cash is a good excuse to be profitable.
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Now excuse us while we draw a torture bath after all.
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We owe them an explanation and we owe them an excuse.
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There's no excuse for us coming out and playing like that.
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Please excuse me for having some trust issues heading into 2019.
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But that's no excuse, he says, to get rid of it.
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The fight against Boko Haram is no excuse to imprison children.
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For some humans, it's an excuse to have a pajama party.
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But that does not excuse him from pushing an aggressive agenda.
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"'Electability' is a horrible excuse for not supporting people," James says.
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But a grey future is no excuse for a sedentary present.
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Codemasters stuck by the Warhammer Online excuse, before adding some developers.
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And I no longer had any excuse to put it off.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I have some quests to complete.
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Lack of power is no excuse to be treated like garbage.
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"We were role-playing," he emphasizes, but does that excuse it?
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Connecticut There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Delaware There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Kentucky There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Michigan There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Mississippi There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Missouri There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Pennsylvania There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Virginia There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Cooking for others felt like an excuse to prepare something elaborate.
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But that is, if you'll excuse the pun, an extreme case.
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Even Trump's allies struggled to excuse the hastily composed order. Rep.
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"I don't have any excuse," he said in an Instagram video.
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Excuse us while we take a quick trip to New Jersey.
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So just because it's hard, that's no excuse not to try.
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HANNITY: Excuse me, yes, that Obamacare is working out so well.
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I have a sickness, but I do not have an excuse.
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Lining it up like that, everyone kind of has an excuse.
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Excuse me while I go dance in a drained swimming pool.
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Maybe you don't have an excuse to score the extra dozen.
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WALLACE: But, well — I — TRUMP: Excuse me, I won the Senate.
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Excuse me, if you are wealthy it&aposs not a crime.
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Excuse us, it seems we have something in our eye. 17.
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That said, don't take this is an excuse to be bossy.
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How can you excuse yourself by trying to make this argument?
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An excuse to make new friends because they happen to play.
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So excuse us if we don't buy your pitiable pleas, Baelish.
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If they don't give me an excuse, I can't do anything.
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Now excuse me, I have some risqué emoji to search for.
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The ascendance of Trump has breathed new life into that excuse.
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This doesn't excuse anything, really, but it explains just about everything.
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Some wanted to commission her work for their own excuse emails.
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"I'm not going to use that as an excuse," Cueto said.
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Just because it's hard cannot become an excuse to do nothing.
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" Sanders to Clinton while defending his record: "Excuse me, I'm talking.
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When you're hanging out with your friend (victim), excuse yourself periodically.
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North Korea loves an excuse for a good, state-sponsored party.
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Ugh, excuse me while my eyes roll out of my head.
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Regardless, this new study is a great excuse to get away.
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Now, excuse me, I've got a Morphine boxset to get through.
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Plus it always gave him an excuse to start a fight.
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I've offered to get a chef, I'm like, 'What's your excuse?
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So why the hell do we use this as an excuse?
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" Continuing, Church remarked: "And I didn't like his excuse at all.
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Excuse us, did Justin Timberlake hook up with a SPICE GIRL?!
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Bonus: now you have an excuse to eat off their plate.
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Everyone's heard the old excuse about the dog eating the homework.
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Emotionally, I used that as an excuse to start drinking again.
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The "I couldn't find my keys" excuse gets old real fast.
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"PS, please excuse my yoga form..." she added as a disclaimer.
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Three years later, this is Twitter's excuse for killing off MagicRecs.
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"Excuse me, miss," a deep, formal voice says from above her.
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As if we needed an excuse to update our fries ranking.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have more rockets to build.
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And that, friends, is a perfectly good excuse to get emotional.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we'll be using it ad nauseam.
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In 2016, there's no excuse for pretending that this is okay.
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Apparently, being a lesbian doesn't excuse you from shaving your legs.
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Now, excuse us while we go wipe down our cell phones.
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Looking for an excuse to get out of town this spring?
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I had given them the perfect excuse to be verbally violent.
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On the surface, that might sound like a far-fetched excuse.
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Now excuse me while I close the rest of those tabs...
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When that excuse proved inadequate, they tried to distract with falsehoods.
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It's just my mistake and there's really no excuse for it.
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"He is trying to find an excuse in us," Rodriguez said.
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But in Russia's case, the excuse is even more self-serving.
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So there you have it: one less excuse to justify procrastinating.
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Now excuse us while we binge on a few dozen episodes.
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In my head, I was looking for an excuse to relapse.
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And we sometimes get used as an excuse in this process.
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Democrats, social justice warriors, on the other hand, have no excuse.
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Sincerely, Mother July 28, 1861 Edward, Please excuse my last letter.
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It's a lame excuse to insulate the judge from legitimate criticism.
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The great excuse in California is the use of fake emergencies.
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But while high schools could doubtlessly improve, this excuse won't wash.
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Yet terrible things happening to children shouldn't excuse abuse of animals.
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The army used the fiasco as an excuse to seize power.
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What you had from him was an explanation not an excuse.
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Friendship doesn't excuse behavior like Weinstein has been exhibiting for years.
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There's no excuse for this — America can do so much better.
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"I'm so busy" is probably the excuse we hear most often.
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Whenever I get the ball, that's not an excuse for me.
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We have no excuse, however, if we let it happen again.
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Plus, it'll be on Netflix, so you really have no excuse.
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"I'm Jewish, I apologize, excuse me, there, mea culpa," he says.
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But we cannot use those analogies to excuse our own shortcomings.
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Excuse me while I go order my free Google Home Hub.
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Please excuse any downtime as we migrate to the new service.
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"It went in the lights, but that's no excuse," Benintendi said.
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"Whatever the motive," he said, "there is no excuse for it."
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Ronald Reagan was the last president... WALLACE: Secretary Clinton, excuse me.
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There is no excuse for his failure to follow the law.
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It could be the right excuse when companies don't make it.
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In OSA's world there is no excuse for ending a pregnancy.
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But he said that was no excuse for Mr. Palmer's behavior.
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Taser says there is no excuse for officers misunderstanding the risks.
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Every day it's nice to have that excuse to train hard.
|
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But that's also no excuse if she doesn't plan on changing.
|
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"Excuse me," I approached a little old lady hawking street food.
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Plus, any excuse to use a blowtorch is a good one.
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Consider that your excuse to up your beach trips by cuatro.
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At least, that's the bullshit excuse they gave us during training.
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The illness provides a handy excuse for Claire's escape to Texas.
|
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Yet the USMNT can no longer use luck as an excuse.
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VICE: What's the worst excuse you've ever given for dumping someone?
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Many immediately suspected the audit excuse was somewhat less than sincere.
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Judge Catherine Traill called this excuse a "sad indictment" on millennials.
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I have no good excuse to not eat the Spam soup.
|
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But that doesn't excuse what happened when they left the stage.
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Excuse me everyone—look at what a huge deal this is!
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"People think [bipolar disorder] is a label, an excuse," he said.
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I no longer had an excuse to keep avoiding the army.
|
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"There is no excuse for a lack of preparation," Taylor said.
|
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Do you think he's looking for an excuse to drop out?
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So there isn't any good excuse for not delivering great content.
|
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Let me be clear: Ignorance is never an excuse for rape.
|
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Good excuse to read — or re-read — the novel right away.
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Indiana typically requires an excuse to vote via mail absentee ballots.
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A majority of states do offer no-excuse voting by mail.
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During the campaigning, I always had an excuse not to volunteer.
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That's not to excuse or explain away anything West has said.
|
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But many Western partners increasingly see this as an easy excuse.
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And everybody blaming racism was just using that as an excuse.
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And it's a great excuse for not cleaning or shopping. 6.
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There wasn't really an excuse not to give it a shot.
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Mayfield avoided using his health as an excuse after the game.
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I wanted to go but always found an excuse not to.
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It's being used as in a little bit of an excuse.
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By now, there is no excuse for Conway not knowing this.
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There is no excuse for this horror and certainly no reason.
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And for others still, it's an excuse to do too little.
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I don't offer this as an excuse, but rather an explanation.
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Excuse the computer programming pun, but it's a lot to process.
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Learning that North Koreans love the movie gave them an excuse.
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Those brackets give you an excuse to have some fun together.
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They don't like it, but they find ways to excuse it.
|
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"Of course this is not my excuse and everything," Kerber said.
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It is not an excuse for climate denial or ecological hooliganism.
|
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But blaming the media is an alibi, not a valid excuse.
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I think, to paraphrase Obama, it's a form of excuse-making.
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No excuse, and all I can say is that I'm sorry.
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I'd try to make plans, and he always had an excuse.
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You don't have to make up an excuse, it doesn't matter.
|
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The suffering of victims does not excuse or justify mob rule.
|
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"I've had a disease but I have no excuse," he continued.
|
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"An injury is never an excuse," he said through an interpreter.
|
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"They are mistaken by using this as an excuse," he said.
|
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His son's school, however, needed some convincing to excuse his absences.
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Simply put, "My A.I. did it" should not excuse illegal behavior.
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"Boys will be boys" is not an excuse for bad behavior.
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An excuse to hit every junk store on the Eastern Seaboard.
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Senator James Risch of Idaho also tried the "I hope" excuse.
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This was a sorry excuse for a jacket in my opinion.
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Excuse us if we can't join you in appeasing the king.
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TRUMP: All of those people — Excuse me — I've condemned neo-Nazis.
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Now, all you need is an excuse to leave work early.
|
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The law firm and FBI job excuse are flimsy -- at best.
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This does not mean inflexibility or an excuse to be lazy.
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Your excuse that you don't have a helmet won't work anymore.
|
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" However, he writes, it's no excuse for "national security establishment overreach.
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That was very, if you'll excuse the term, woke of you.
|
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And then those words escaped like an ancient curse: Excuse me.
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Sen. Alexander: "Well, the bottom line, it's not an excuse." pic.twitter.
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I mean childhood, at my age, is no excuse for anything.
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Hmmm. Excuse me a minute while I check prices on Expedia.
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"I have a disease but I have no excuse," he continued.
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Thankfully, we've seen this excuse fall out of favor among developers.
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She just stared straight back at me and said: ''Excuse me?
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You just want to make an excuse to be a whore.
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Now if you'll excuse us, we have something in our eyes.
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As if we needed yet another excuse get a bob, right?
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There was no excuse to remain part of this post-Charlottesville.
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I knew I had to stop, but I had an excuse.
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But we're into now so it's not much of an excuse.
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How do you know when you're being used as an excuse?
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More importantly, people are looking for an excuse to take profits.
|
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Yet that is no excuse for what we did last November.
|
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Historic violence does not excuse present or future violence against children.
|
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No apology can excuse away Mr. Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women.
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Hi, excuse me, I'd like your full attention right now, please.
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"There's really no excuse for why I did it," he said.
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"(The blisters are) not an excuse," he said through a translator.
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Want an excuse to break out your favorite pair of joggers?
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The war was simply used as an excuse by the regime.
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Kennedy (R-La.) to make the case for their newest excuse.
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I was overwhelmed that day — then mortified, but that's no excuse.
|
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And protective orders have become an excuse for secrecy beyond discovery.
|
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So your relatives have no excuse for withholding feedback from you.
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It's an excuse to talk to every private B2B SaaS founder.
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No priest has an excuse for any type of sexual touching.
|
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Hygge is more than just an excuse to hibernate or redecorate.
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There's really no more excuse to require only men to register.
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Using loneliness as an excuse for binge drinking is just pathetic.
|
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Rather than remorse, it offers his allies and supporters an excuse.
|
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When I asked him about it, he offered a vague excuse.
|
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Do I have an excuse to eat excessive amounts of paczki?
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I used this as an excuse not to save for retirement.
|
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Man: Excuse me — can you just step back a little bit?
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I made some excuse about not wanting to remove my shoes.
|
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Bethenny Frankel: The Battle Of The BoyfriendsThe Game's $7 Million Excuse
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Thing is, the appellate judges no longer have the same excuse.
|
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That certainly doesn't excuse anything that was done because it doesn't.
|
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Executive privilege is an excuse for presidents not to answer questions.
|
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It's never been an excuse for Congress not to ask them.
|
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Hence, they were just using Tariffs/Trade War as an excuse.
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My amateur radio hobby was a coverup excuse for the wire.
|
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Connecticut law only allows voters to cast ballots by mail with a valid excuse, but Secretary of the State Denise Merrill said avoiding coronavirus should be considered a valid excuse for absentee voting in the state.
|
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That doesn't excuse the blatant white privilege she displayed in that moment.
|
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And it could also be a nice excuse to kill them anyway.
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Now if you'll excuse me, my strawberry fields could use some watering.
|
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A system that focuses on rehabilitation, not punishment, doesn't excuse bad behavior.
|
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Then the fashion maven makes an excuse for her casual get-up.
|
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I'll excuse your double-take, because Huawei is shamelessly copying Apple here.
|
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It's a good excuse to mop the floor while you're at it.
|
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Or is the national test excuse a cover for something more nefarious?
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This also gives her an excuse to search for her nonexistent unicorns.
|
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To one, he said, "excuse me, I&aposm trespassing," the documents state.
|
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If you are a different race, gender, or religion… what's your excuse?
|
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Now please excuse us as we ride off into the sunset — a.k.a.
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The mix-up just gives us an excuse to watch this again ...
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Give your mom an excuse to soak in the tub for hours.
|
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But few investors used it as an excuse to sell the greenback.
|
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When we pick people up there they don't really have an excuse.
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"Yeah, it was an excuse to go," Allen sheepishly concedes to PEOPLE.
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The man's excuse -- allegedly -- was he thought it was the bathroom door.
|
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Being mentally ill is not an excuse to act like a jackass.
|
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Does the political system need another excuse to promote men over women?
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Perhaps the best excuse to spruce up your home come autumn, though?
|
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"Ogletree had no excuse not to promote Ms. Knepper," the complaint said.
|
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There's really no excuse for staying home when you could be traveling.
|
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Such laws also provide an excuse for autocrats to censor their critics.
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Consider it an excuse to pick up a new pair of shades.
|
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Now excuse me while I go ask for feedback about writing newsletters.
|
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Or, he could offer up the excuse he isn't into older women.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we have a salon appointment to make...
|
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"But this is a wonderful excuse to have fun with my friends."
|
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"We sometimes get used as an excuse in this process," he added.
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"The election is no excuse to risk stability," Lacunza told La Nacion.
|
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It absolutely doesn't make sense, it's totally wrong, and there's no excuse.
|
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I excuse myself and head to the next bar with my friends.
|
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So you'll have to find a better excuse for that late paper.
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He goes on to explain that being an artist is no excuse.
|
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This is a common excuse for why the NFL's ratings are down.
|
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"There&aposs no excuse why it should have been sent," he said.
|
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Ancrum apologized for his actions and said his PTSD was no excuse.
|
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And now the left is caught, it is like the Benghazi excuse.
|
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"There was always an excuse and we would never meet," she says.
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At least now you'll have a good excuse to unfollow them.[Instagram]
|
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HHS's excuse was that we need to give 14 days notice. What??
|
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It's all too easy to use sky-high rent as an excuse.
|
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Excuse me, there are wonderful things having to do with women's health.
|
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BASH But, Mr. Trump... TRUMP: ... And, you're going to see — excuse me.
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But it may also provide an excuse to slash the labour force.
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Now if you'll excuse us, we've got some self-indulging to do.
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Please excuse me as I bawl on the phone while you're driving.
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Excuse me, 192 caps, on the national team from &apos88 to 2004.
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But Apple doesn't have much of an excuse for leaving out Netflix.
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We turned the puck over, we were sloppy, and there's no excuse.
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After the protests, however, it provided an excuse for a larger assault.
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If you're an angry, murderous fucker, you'll use any excuse for it.
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"They'll find any excuse to cut comp," one trader in equities said.
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This brings us to today (excuse me while I gasp for air).
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Now, excuse me while I chug the remains of this grapefruit flavor.
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Now, excuse me while I go find some alternate weekend plans.[BBC]
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To be sure, Musk has used the "too much technology" excuse before.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we'll be busy plotting our next tattoo.
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Don't use an attack on my community as an excuse for Islamophobia.
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"I can't make any excuse for Bill Clinton's conduct," Biden told NBC.
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At least, that has to be their excuse for the baffling choice.
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The fallout from the political rift provides a great excuse to leave.
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Or maybe you don't need an excuse to get out of town.
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So there isn't really a good excuse if a student misses out.
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Um, excuse us while we add MAC Spice Lip Pencil to cart.
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You now have an excuse to open presents before the actual holiday.
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But that is no excuse for China's habit of unplugging the phone.
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New Hampshire There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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New York There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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Rhode Island There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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South Carolina There is no early voting and absentee requires an excuse.
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With the Boiling Beeper, you'll have no excuse for cooking soggy pasta.
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But all the other landlocked countries out there don't have any excuse.
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I use this as an excuse to visit that striking ringed planet.
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What's more, it's become an excuse for terrible and sometimes dangerous behavior.
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But Klum certainly had a good excuse for passing on the date.
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The study authors say that's no excuse—students need to be informed.
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There is no excuse for him; but shame on your parents too!
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The excuse: It would be too big a blow to the deficit.
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Excuse me while I kiss my fingers like a satisfied Italian chef.
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Maybe planes could remain the last good excuse not to answer email.
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Excuse my frankness, but who needs a case when you've got diamonds?
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Even today, many people seem tempted to excuse the other reindeer's behavior.
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But if that was the excuse, it can no longer be used.
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And what's a better excuse to enjoy things than a nice holiday?
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And you have no excuse to use saliva—you're not a caveman.
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Excuse us while we pass out, but here are our favorite deals.
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Keepin' it 100," and an ultra-excited, "EXCUSE ME THE ARMPIT STUBBLE?!?!?!
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to Fortnite.
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If you need an excuse to book a vacation, that works too.
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"Excuse me," she said to Laura with a hand over her chest.
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At least that'll be my excuse to step out of the room.
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" One viewer tweeted, "excuse me for being sick tomorrow *cough cough* @HouseofCards.
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Now excuse us while we go practice our false lash application skills.
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Humility will no longer be used as an excuse to remain silent.
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An excuse to check out a landmark you've seen a million times.
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Or is this a good excuse to use up bottom-shelf booze?
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" In short, Alec added, it's an "excuse to have cake and wine.
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If you need an excuse to drink wine we've got your back.
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It's about finding an excuse to ignore the voices of marginalized people.
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However, that doesn't excuse the homogeneity of their writing and directing teams.
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It took them a long time to get to the pneumonia excuse.
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They're her excuse for revenge, and revenge thrills her to the bone.
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Some held up banners that said, "LIAR" and "No excuse Carrie Lame".
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You now have no excuse to not call your mom more often.
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His excuse was that he wasn't treated well enough by the Scots.
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But I got a kid now, so if I do, excuse me.
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I'm just looking for an excuse to use my model paint set.
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It starts limiting you without you even knowing because it's an excuse.
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There is simply no excuse for wasting American energy and tax dollars.
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A dimmed revenue outlook means European rivals may not have that excuse.
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"I'm busy" seems to be a popular excuse for poor performance nowadays.
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For many, a lack of willpower is an excuse for giving up.
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Today, there's no excuse for imagining a world that's so regressively homogenous.
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Candidates have often used debates as an excuse to attack their opponents.
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Without the filibuster, Republicans have no excuse to compromise on a moderate.
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Now, excuse me while I go scoop up the other two colorways.
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Ambiguity in the law also gives potential registrants an excuse for noncompliance.
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The bill didn't excuse drivers from liability if they were being negligent.
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But there's no excuse for selling four-year-old hardware for $1,099.
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One man's behavior is far worse, but that doesn't excuse the other.
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But that doesn't excuse the bad behavior of some of their classmates.
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I gave an excuse, collected myself, then went to receive my award.
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" In a statement, Overn explains, "Tradition has become an excuse for misconduct.
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Excuse me, Rachel, but that answer is not going to cut it!
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It was my own ignorance, and there's no excuse for that ignorance.
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Because that would be the only excuse I'd have to do it.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we've got some blending to do. 13.
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In the case of the latter, she had a very excellent excuse.
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Please excuse me while I pick my jaw up from the floor.
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She had a good excuse, though: she was getting married that weekend.
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It was methodical and badly played which is also not an excuse.
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"Excuse me, I have the President of South Korea here," he said.
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I honestly believe this was a front, an excuse to hurt people.
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" "A little girl came up to me and said, 'Hey, excuse me.
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Previously, schools were obliged to excuse only absences related to physical illnesses.
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That definitely sounds like a flimsy excuse to slide into the DMs.
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No matter how bad the hack is, companies always have an excuse.
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None of this should be taken as an excuse for Mr. Trump.
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And then there's Nancy and Steve — er, excuse me, Nancy and Jonathan.
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Dogs are also a great excuse to get out of the house.
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"There's just no excuse for this data not being sent," Kasich said.
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But this is no excuse to throw refugee protection out the window.
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" Inevitable clashes and interjections left Mr. Wallace at times yelping, "Excuse me!
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"There's no excuse for this to happen," said Holcomb, a former prosecutor.
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A curse, for me, is an excuse, looking for a way out.
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Friendship doesn't excuse us from our obligations to others, especially our families.
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Fiction Is there any excuse for a thriller to be well written?
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Yet every independent authority has debunked or even laughed at this excuse.
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"For a certain type of manager it's a great excuse," he said.
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" This isn't just an excuse for bald-faced objectification â€" goodness, no.
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None of this is to excuse various actions of the Iranian government.
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I'd like to move on to an online question... TRUMP: Excuse me.
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"There's no excuse for not knowing your cost of capital," Silverberg adds.
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I also thought that he might find an excuse for dismissing me.
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For older millennials and adults, what's our excuse for never signing off?
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Republicans won't have any decent excuse to oppose Garland, other than their
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But surely a snow storm is a good excuse to re-watch?
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You'll never have a better excuse to flake than an enormous storm.
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There is no excuse for not having better laws put in place.
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Blaming "culture" for sexual assaults is an easy excuse, with bipartisan appeal.
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I asked her what would be an appropriate excuse not to dance?
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None of this is to excuse Trump's various misdeeds in any way.
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We were reckless and eager for an excuse to bust some heads.
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It happened in Norway, and they didn't have an excuse for it.
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It would be the perfect excuse for a new album, at least.
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"Our first restaurant was basically an excuse to be together," he says.
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Although that doesn't give brands an excuse to not pick Asian models.
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And I used that as an excuse to do whatever I wanted.
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Have you ever used your missing leg as an excuse for anything?
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I can't believe you guys are peddling this excuse for an article.
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I feel like we always have an excuse to not do things.
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And the perfect excuse for an utterly random yet thematic TV binge.
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The desire to avoid censorship or partisanship or inefficiency is no excuse.
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"But this is no excuse for burying one's head in the sand."
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I'm not using this as an excuse not to answer your questions.
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His only other excuse would be stupidity, or it could be both.
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Now excuse me while I strap my heels on for Ralph's show.
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Voters in Delaware typically need an excuse to cast an absentee ballot.
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Indiana typically requires an excuse to vote via mail-in absentee ballots.
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The fact that he "needs the money" is not a valid excuse.
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I'm sticking to "my boyfriend was at the football" as my excuse.
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Need another excuse to put off washing dirty dishes or doing laundry?
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That's not an excuse, it just wasn't a tech company to us.
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For now, consider it one more excuse to grab Chinese after work.
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To keep bombing, Mr. Adel said, "the Russians don't need any excuse."
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Fine, that's capitalism, but excuse some of us for hoping for better.
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It gives both an excuse to exchange news on the other's life.
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What I did was wrong and there is no excuse for it.
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"We want to remove this excuse" for bombing the area, he added.
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Your short life is meaningless in this sad excuse of a world.
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This observation isn't meant to excuse the failures of those who govern.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I have a beef stew to make.
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Asperger's became a fear, a phantom, and most of all an excuse.
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Once our bad behavior is made explicit, it's harder to excuse ourselves.
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Everybody had an excuse to say, 'We're not going to sit down.
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"There's no excuse for being cold on a hunt," Ms. Kalergis said.
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Stay for exactly an hour before we find an excuse to leave.
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Every rejection was a brand new excuse to shit on someone weaker.
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If they're not pessimistic, then what excuse do we have to be?
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People accepted "I am in 22019" as an excuse to varying degrees.
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"TfL used a terrible excuse," said Mr. Shinwari, the Afghan Uber driver.
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There is no excuse for the rest of the world to wait.
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But the inadequacy of net zero is not an excuse for inaction.
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But two years after Mr. Trump's election, that excuse no longer works.
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And now — if you'll excuse me — I'm going to check on Katy.
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Here's every excuse you've ever made for not unplugging on vacation — busted.
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I really no longer have an excuse for dehydration or smudged glasses.
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So I am not one to excuse sexual harassment and misogynistic behavior.
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We use his phrase as an absurd excuse for our simple failures.
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"Excuse me, ma'am," a student said, smiling through a set of braces.
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Sorry folks, ignorance — even the towering ignorance of Trump — is no excuse.
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There is no further excuse to keep our kids out of school.
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"The yoga," she said, "is just an excuse for the refreshments afterward."
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Again, he didn't budge — even with the convenient excuse of bad weather.
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There is no excuse to not treat everyone with dignity and respect.
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Excuse me, you are using your power in a very vicious way.
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Then I said, "Excuse me" and dragged Michael out of the room.
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"There is no excuse for not seeking Bolton&aposs testimony," Cramer said.
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Congratulations on finding the best excuse to binge a series this year.
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The election could be giving traders an excuse to act on them.
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Lame Excuse Number Two: Yes, there was a meeting, but nothing happened.
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You will excuse him if he has a few things to say.
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Of course, our delight in these animal city dwellers doesn't excuse foolishness.
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This new bill is not a reason, but an excuse, to clamor.
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For parents, Halloween is essentially an excuse to steal candy from children.
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Whatever the risks, this is one less excuse to ride helmet-less.
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"His excuse was that he was lonely and didn't cook," she recalled.
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In those cases, they were much more likely to excuse the behavior.
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If not — hey, you've got a new excuse to eat some cupcakes.
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With the new pregnancy as an excuse, the task fell to me.
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It sounds like an excuse, but it's the only consolation I have.
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But that's not an excuse or a good example for young fans.
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And with translation apps readily available and free, there is no excuse.
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I&aposm a little landscaper from f****g Connecticut, excuse my language.
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"There's no excuse for using that language in any context," Grossi said.
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But there is no excuse for not getting ready for the worst.
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He tries to find an excuse, somewhere to let out that rage.
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But that doesn't excuse the people like Bloomberg campaign manager Kevin Sheekey.
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Reed, whose E.R.A. is 3.51, refused to use that as an excuse.
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His stated excuse about being under audit doesn't pass the smell test.
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"But everybody does it" is an excuse we learn in grade school.
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Going to dinner because I needed an excuse to wear this pic.twitter.
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And incompetence, even if it's not fully known, is no excuse anyway.
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"As for my involvement .... there's no acceptable excuse," the Steelers quarterback said.
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"There's no excuse for undertaking that policy in this way," Maloney continued.
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They defended him personally, even as they could not excuse his behavior.
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We at KidsPost believe every day is an excuse to celebrate something.
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Xue said any health problems do not excuse the racism he experienced.
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This process cannot be used as an excuse to scrap the deal.
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US complacency could easily be used as an excuse to reduce investment.
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"It doesn't excuse the fact that he did commit fraud," Pounds said.
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Having a dead phone is the newest oldest excuse in the book.
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Excuse me, can you fill in her memory gaps, her factual inconsistencies?
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Nor should we consider their positive contributions an excuse for ethics failure.
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But Europe has no excuse for failing to prepare for the winter.
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"Excuse me," she proclaimed, as she wiggled her way through the reporters.
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But that's no excuse for the Republicans to ignore all this evidence.
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No. But have I been looking for an excuse to wear these?
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An IRL excuse to get caught up in the wonder of capitalism.
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Kalman: The dog in New York is the universal dinner party excuse.
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Finally, an excuse to publish my Sonic x Marshal Mcluhan slash fiction.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "I wonder if he uses that excuse with his kids.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "I wonder if he uses that excuse with his kids.
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Republicans' absurd excuse for a healthcare reform plan is in trouble. Again.
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"We give them an excuse to do something outside," Ms. Graceffa said.
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""There is no excuse and no justification for what occurred Tuesday evening.
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This doesn't excuse what she said, but contextualizes it on one level.
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There is no excuse for the Giants' continued public support of Brown.
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"It's an election promise and he'll find some excuse later," Levi said.
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But the emails, he thinks, blow this excuse out of the water.
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There is no excuse for bad behavior or comments that offend anyone.
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" Hay said she was "just amazed that at one point in my life I thought it was okay to use that word," adding that "it's not an excuse – there is no excuse to say that word at all.
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What bothers Washington is how some people have tried to excuse the behavior that led to the theft and use of Lacks's cells: "People attempt to excuse such treatment: 'That's how things were done back then,'" she said.
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The clinic accepted that excuse, and started prescribing hydrocodone pills instead of liquid.
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All in all, some might quip, A Perfect Excuse to Cancel next year?
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It's not actually an excuse, since he's not actually working on it himself.
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Excuse us while we put our phones on airplane mode until November 1.
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Excuse me, same apparatus 1500 miles away, did you get this as well?
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Now, if you excuse us, we'll be blasting Michelle's playlist all day long.
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Still, it's as good an excuse as any to fix your bad passwords.
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You now have no excuse for posting a boring Instagram Story ever again.
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Excuse us if we can't help but share every little move he makes.
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And excuse me, how many countries hacked Hillary Clinton&aposs e-mail server?
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But China, the EU and the others argue that is just an excuse.
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" MSNBC host Craig Melvin interrupted her to say, "But that's not an excuse.
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But for now you can cross this worry (or excuse) off your list.
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The rest of us use vacation as an excuse not to work out.
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I found not having a laptop on board a good excuse to relax.
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Great excuse to give the whole not-killing-my-houseplants thing another shot.
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On the other hand, you can't excuse everything by saying times were different.
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Now excuse us while we go cry into a pint of Ben & Jerry's.
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Ignorance should never be an excuse, but now more than ever, it isn't.
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There is no excuse nor apology that can erase this kind of insult.
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"We were shopping -- not shopping, excuse me -- looking around for electors," Dole said.
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Personally, I love any excuse to get dressed up during the holiday season.
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I was using my job as an excuse to validate my unnecessary shopping.
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It hasn't ruined everybody, and isn't an excuse for anybody's poor performance, necessarily.
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" He said a period of divided government "no excuse for gridlock and inaction.
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In conclusion: Please excuse us while go add this number to our cart.
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Even if it were legit ... the Prez-elect's excuse just doesn't add up.
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This sense of coming together perversely helps excuse some of the show's excess.
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Tristan McIntosh - Audition Excuse us while we mop our tears off the floor.
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"People can't really have the excuse anymore that it's too hard," Fisher said.
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The president says they&aposre using that as an excuse, they&aposre lying.
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We don't have the excuse that older, slower-growth, less-valuable industries do.
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Even now, of course, there's no reason or excuse for committing thought-crime.
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This is the natural next step, and here is no excuse for delay.
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The men attempted to use the "gay panic" defense to excuse their actions.
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Bring on any excuse to escape NYC's miserable fall and early-winter weather.
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Not really, because any excuse to shop for lipstick is a good one.
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Tickets Oya is a great excuse to visit the charming Norwegian capital Oslo.
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The excuse that "we didn't know what was going on" will become untenable.
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But, you know, at the time it was like, 'Excuse me, what happened?
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The foreign ministry has used the violence as an excuse to attack NGOs.
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But that doesn't excuse Tambor's actions on set, or Bateman's within the interview.
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Now if you'll excuse us, we have an eBay alert to set up.
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Excuse my French, but the whole idea of selling Hawaii is fucking gross.
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And it gives me an excuse to post photos from my Japan trip.
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You'll have to excuse our skepticism here that it will be so simple.
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Maybe you could characterize it as an excuse, but it was the truth.
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His lawyer, Geert-Jan Knoops, says this is an excuse for political repression.
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TRUMP: Those people — all of those people — excuse me, I've condemned neo-Nazis.
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" I can't believe what I just heard so I ask him, "Excuse me?
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" Turn down the indignant shouts of "excuse me?" or "what did you say?
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" Plus, Harmeier added, "It's still a good excuse for people to get laid.
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But it was her perceived excuse for his actions that spurred public indignation.
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That's the excuse people use to avoid the stock market, and Manuel agrees.
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Squire said the company has no excuse not to address this ongoing issue.
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"They may be calling it out as an excuse for underperformance," Johnson said.
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Zuckerberg sees Facebook's "glitch" excuse as needing improvement Why does Facebook delete things?
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But it's difficult to ignore that it's also an extraordinarily convenient excuse, too.
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That's why we need to implement early voting and no-excuse absentee balloting.
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To others, it's an annual excuse to watch Bill Murray's Groundhog Day, again.
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If nothing else, it'll give you an excuse to sample a new flavor.
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Life Lesson #2: Amnesia is not an excuse for cheating on your wife.
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And when that happens, they'll use it as an excuse for their outrage.
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Let me be very clear: There is no excuse for this alleged behavior.
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"There's no excuse to leave all those families in the street," said González.
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But locals hope that architects will soon have a better excuse to visit.
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His excuse is, Atlantic City just went downhill, it was not his fault.
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Fall is fast approaching and we're looking for any excuse to feel autumnal.
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Both Persky and the survivor said alcohol was a factor, not an excuse.
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"I believe she's an excuse person and I stand by that," she said.
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"There's no excuse for it," assistant district attorney Clark Reaves told the newspaper.
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FROST: BRIAN, EXCUSE ME, WE'VE GOT A QUESTION OR TWO FROM THE STUDIO.
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" Behar, a Democrat, was quick to fire back: "Excuse me a second, please.
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An "excuse me?" rings out, hitting me like cold water down my collar.
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It should think hard before offering Mr Trump an excuse to jettison it.
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The "rigged election" claim is a particular type of excuse called self-handicapping.
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However, it doesn't excuse Little Egypt for attacking Bibiana's name and her mother.
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Other big operators might use the grounding as an excuse for trimming commitments.
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They give paranoid regimes an excuse to crack down on local religious minorities.
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Saturday Night Live gives you another excuse to never deal with customer service.
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And then you wouldn&apost tax -- excuse me, wouldn&apost have this conversation.
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So, he was looking for an excuse to send our friend Tia home.
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We'll take any excuse to get that sweet Cheetos dust on our fingers.
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"There's no excuse, I shouldn't have done it," he concluded with a laugh.
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But our rapid expansion is no excuse for bad behavior in the workplace.
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They've finally come to iOS now, so I have that as an excuse.
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So let Netflix be the excuse for getting into VPN software in 2016.
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All they need is something somewhat memorable to use as that magic excuse.
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She eventually uses this as an excuse to storm out, despite Kim's pleading.
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CES is all the excuse Hyundai needs to introduce its legged car concept.
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Investors might normally excuse a little red ink at an upstart tech company.
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Does that mean we don't have an excuse to skip tomorrow's early-a.m.
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It'll give you both an excuse to celebrate Valentine's Day all year long.
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