Yet the characters forgave him, the writers forgave him, the fans forgave him.
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And I forgave him, or told him I forgave him, or implied I forgave him.
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I forgave myself for that and moved on and forgave him.
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I held him and told him that I forgave him and that God forgave him, and that it was all going to be okay.
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We forgave him for having a secret wife; we forgave him for temporarily choosing said wife over Meredith, then running off with the latter's panties in his pocket.
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He returned to Japan and forgave his captors in person.
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The Dwyers forgave the young man, and they all embraced.
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I didn't fully, deeply feel freedom until I forgave him.
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Ultimately, she forgave him, probably because she's attracted to him.
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Two days later, I forgave the shooter who murdered him.
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I forgave them, but they keep doing it to me.
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I don't think Wayne ever forgave me, or fully understood.
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As soon as she did, I forgave her previous sins.
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Beckett never forgave her, and he made his resentment public.
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Podhoretz never quite forgave Baldwin, Shawn, or The New Yorker.
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If the people who suffered most forgave, why shouldn't we?
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I said, 'Oh, I forgave you a long time ago.
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Instead of trying to collect that debt, they forgave it.
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Most liberal critics never forgave Mr. Mitsotakis for that decision.
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Botham's brother shockingly said he forgave Guyger, before hugging her.
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"I forgave who did this to my husband," she said.
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Cardi B said she forgave Offset after a cheating scandal.
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She forgave me and I felt relief in my heart.
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I forgave this person and look where this got me.
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In one Taiwanese study, researchers found that those who forgave out of obligation still scored higher on anger-related measurements such as blood pressure and facial expressions than who forgave out of moral principle.
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Though the call to arms was careful, Somoza never forgave him.
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I done forgave myself for a lot of things I did.
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She didn't forget either, but she forgave, and eventually moved on.
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One teenage girl never forgave us for failing to protect her.
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Because of this, the lights forgave my outfit's flaws as well.
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"I forgave him that night when I hugged him," Smith said.
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Caroline forgave him, but started comparing herself to her backstabbing BFF.
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If I forgave them, a part of my integrity would die.
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LZ Granderson: I forgave my father for walking out on me.
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His parents never forgave him for being a civil rights activist.
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Ms. Schachner accepted his apology and told him she forgave him.
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Mr. Gupta forgave Mr. Rajaratnam when the two shared prison time.
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Gurriel, 33, apologized for his actions, and Darvish quickly forgave him.
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Detective McDonald, who remained active with the department, forgave Mr. Jones.
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Further down in the letter, she wrote that she forgave him.
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He publicly forgave her and hugged her as the world watched.
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The decision upset some family members, but others forgave Ms. Billops.
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The Education Department forgave Tremel's $14,000 in student debt earlier this year.
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Swatzell burst into tears and Fitzgerald told Swatzell that he forgave him.
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Zapata told BuzzFeed that, of course, her mom forgave him after that.
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Later, after the sentence was announced, Judy Scott forgave her son's murderer.
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Just as he forgave the man who shot him, so does she.
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Nancy, who remarried last year, says she long ago forgave du Pont.
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I was so happy that I forgave them for not following me.
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But Trump forgave a $50 million loan to his campaign in July.
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Then she forgave him — and advocated for him to avoid prison time.
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I forgave it, because the bigger picture was so alluring, so engrossing.
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Amazingly, Ashbery forgave Haddock, who went on to publish yet another of
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He eventually forgave the man who betrayed him, but not the Navy.
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This was just one of several Krause acts that Jordan never forgave.
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She nearly forgave herself and hoped that Amir had completely forgiven himself.
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On that recommendation, the department forgave the debts of 33 ITT students.
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My dad forgave me, but he's never stopped looking for the ring.
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She said, "I forgave myself the moment David held me in his arms."
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"His future daughter forgave him and gave him peace to go," explained Joe.
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Johnny Ramone was not let into Max's once and he never forgave them.
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Of course I forgave her, a flawed human just like all of us.
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Cathy and Aidan Fraley took the stand and told Bates they forgave him.
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Conservatives like Congressman Newt Gingrich, future speaker of the House, never forgave him.
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They made headlines when they publicly forgave the driver who caused the wreck.
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Smith's father, Will Smith Sr., speaking from Durham, N.C., said he forgave Hayes.
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I hope he forgave me, too July 7 I've been poor and rich.
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The way it originally played was Cameron's character just forgave Julianne almost immediately.
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They forgave the assailant, Wade M. Page, "that very day," Mr. Singh said.
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"I forgave him," she said, "which I believe to be totally my right."
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The Obama administration forgave at least $450 million in taxpayer-funded student debt.
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"I think the Good Lord forgave him, so I can, too," she said.
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We forgave him, but even the Bible says the law is the law.
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It seems, now, beside the point; we forgave the Black Sox long ago.
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He said those in the community affected by the massacre forgave the shooter.
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She forgave him, he sat down next to her, and they began talking.
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He resurrected his political career after many of his black supporters forgave him.
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Jesus forgave unconditionally from the cross, but also in far less dire circumstances.
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Tony regularly forgave others, and treated everyone with kindness, even in the toughest debates.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador's constituency forgave his contradictions and swept him, overwhelmingly, to victory.
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Despite the seemingly damning photos and video, Kardashian reportedly forgave the Cleveland Cavilers star.
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Andrew Johnson and Ulysses Grant forgave all but the uppermost ranks of Confederate traitors.
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"Our members never forgave Harris," says Gary Delagnes, then the president of the union.
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Quappi Beckmann, however, never forgave the Met for letting go of her husband's paintings.
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I don't think he forgave me for breaking up with him, which was fair.
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But when Mr. Bush broke that promise two years later, conservatives never forgave him.
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They also said they forgave those who might have been responsible for his death.
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In August 21, the County of San Francisco forgave $2300 million of those fees.
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He never forgave Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
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It is worth noting, however, that others never forgot or forgave him for it.
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"I forgave him, and I'm not going to take that back ever," he said.
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MAYBE Trump never forgave Comey for initially clearing Clinton of criminal charges last July.
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At that time, I was making so little that the hospital forgave the amount.
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Her family hailed from Hoyerswerda, and never forgave A. for taking their daughter away.
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On the days when my motivation to exercise just wasn't there, I forgave myself.
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Meanwhile, Trump followed through and forgave about $47.5 million in personal loans to his campaign.
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When he came down, even he thought it was so funny that he forgave me.
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He said he didn't want her to go to prison, and that he forgave her.
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Many Italians never forgave him, particularly for encouraging some to renege on their national side.
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But we always forgave, because MS Paint was all we knew for so many years.
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I forgave him already and we have since played well together as teammates this season.
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Gupta told Sorkin that he spent time with Rajaratnam in prison, and ultimately forgave him.
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Hell, we even forgave him for letting a pair of scissors near those luscious curls.
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Ms. McGann, after all, forgave her husband's trespasses and is now constantly at his side.
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In 2012 Putin forgave billions in North Korean debt in order to foster better ties.
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His family never forgave the guerrillas, a tension at the heart of any peace deal.
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And luckily we got through it, and luckily our players mostly forgave us for it.
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Iacocca never forgave Ford, and he described his former boss as a spendthrift and dictator.
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Torontonians forgave flaws in his character, appreciated them, even embraced them as signs of authenticity.
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She said that while her son should pay for his alleged actions, she forgave him.
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Pope John Paul II went to see his would-be assassin and forgave him. Rep.
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Nicki revealed late Friday night Quavo apologized and she forgave him ... so perhaps SZA was right.
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He was a tough taskmaster who demanded much and gave much; and he always forgave. Always.
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The president forgave the San Francisco Giants Hall of Famer's 1995 conviction on tax evasion charges.
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That night he tore Phonox apart and we forgave him for his absence in the city.
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"[Charlie] did not mean to do it," Gilligan, who quickly forgave his pup, told ABC News.
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When asked if he forgave Law, O'Malley said that forgiveness is what Christianity is all about.
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Lily forgave me then for not being able to speak one of the languages she preferred.
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In the 1930's many in Germany went along with the party and forgave minor infractions.
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She not only forgave him, they became and remained close friends until her death in 2010.
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Her habit of speaking her mind got her into trouble, but usually her friends forgave her.
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After he came clean, she forgave him and traveled to India to meet him in person.
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Seven years later, the government said he had been rehabilitated and more or less forgave him.
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But the public eventually forgave him, Ms. Goodwin said, because he owned up to his mistake.
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"Ameen's family and tribe took the lead," the former mayor said, and Barzan never forgave them.
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Edward VIII, when Duke of Windsor, never forgave the refusal of a title to Wallis Simpson.
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We were friends in real life, so even if I played horrendously in the beginning and everyone let me know it, I forgave them for saying that and they forgave me for leading the team to a loss and most of them continued to play alongside me.
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"The intention was that his future daughter forgave him and gave him peace to go," Joe said.
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This one was sleepy but I forgave them because I knew they were on a long flight.
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Its voters never forgave it, and in this month's elections Labour lost three-quarters of its seats.
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It was a huge weight off my chest to know that she forgave me after my apology.
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Trump did everything he could to defeat Manchin in 2018 and Manchin forgave him a week later.
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That's why she forgave Roof when many others -- including other family members -- couldn't yet do the same.
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Moses destroyed the tablets in anger, but the people atoned for their sin, so God forgave them.
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After Sumit came clean to Jenny, she forgave him and traveled to India to meet in person.
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He never forgave Arab regimes for banning him from the region on account of his Jewish roots.
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Its current debt on the books is $22012 billion; the government forgave another $22016 billion in debt.
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Neither of them had the money to pay him back, so he forgave the debts of both.
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Somehow we've chosen to laud Mr. Mandela's capacity for forgiveness without dwelling on what he actually forgave.
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The Houthis probably never forgave his forces for killing their founder and father of the current leader.
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All of that would be possible, she had thought, once the federal government forgave her student loans.
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He eventually forgave the Japanese people for the atrocities visited upon him and thousands of other prisoners.
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I then forgave those who had harmed me and those that I had allowed to harm me.
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She forgave the gunman for the injury that left her wheelchair-bound for the rest of her life.
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Though the new mom initially forgave the basketball player, a source tells PEOPLE their relationship never fully recovered.
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" The son of Reali's victim, Dianne Hood, has said he forgave her for her crime, "in Christ's name.
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If not, 12 years after the world forgave its loans, Zambia will keep heading towards another debt crisis.
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I forgave the girls who bullied me to the edge of suicide when I was in elementary school.
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I forgave the therapist who told me, "It's just hormones," when I spilled my heart out to him.
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Peggy Sanders, Debra Carter's mother, forgave both Fritz and Williamson, inviting the two exonerated men in as friends.
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He never forgave her, that&aposs where the connection was, but I want to move on from that.
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The man suffered three broken ribs, a punctured lung, and a broken scapula, but he still forgave Charlie.
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On the day of Conor's baptism, McDonald publicly forgave his attacker, charting a new course for his life.
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On Monday, Hyesha Bryant, one of the partygoers, testified for the victims and said she forgave the perpetrators.
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It is the legal version of the papal indulgences, which once forgave or reduced the punishment for sins.
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She did not sin and divorce him; instead, she forgave his indiscretions and vowed to rebuild their marriage.
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Daniel quickly forgave Sam and the other boys who bullied him and went on to become fairly popular.
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Some relatives of the victims publicly forgave him during an emotional hearing two days after the massacre. Gov.
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Trump never forgave Sessions for recusing himself from the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Why?
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We're sure they forgave him for bolting — birthday parties can be stressful, especially if you are a dog.
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Now, they will be watching to see if he officially notified the FEC that he forgave his loans.
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If he forgave the loan when he said that he did, that will be indicated on the report.
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Mr. Ahmed said he forgave the man and was glad the episode had shined a light on Islamophobia.
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She'd like to forgive him, as she believes the Sabine women forgave their Roman rapists in marrying them.
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She was his character alibi — if she forgave and believed in him, the public would support him too.
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They cried as Maria apologized for decades-old beatings she had given her daughter, and Sasha forgave her.
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In the late 1970s, Wallace became a born-again Christian, forgave Bremer and renounced his own racist legacy.
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The Republican presidential nominee forgave about $47.5 million in loans, according to a Federal Election Commission report filed Wednesday.
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Sutherland said he forgave the letter writer on Tuesday in a Twitter post and thanked fans for their support.
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Shirley Crian (Lulu Wilson when young, Elizabeth Reaser when old): Shirley magnanimously forgave her parents for naming her Shirley.
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At the end of the show, they all worked it out and Rob forgave his older sister for overreacting.
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So did the families of those murdered at the Charleston Emanuel AME church, who forgave that hateful, bigoted murderer.
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Didriksen told PEOPLE she forgave her former son-in-law for any part he had in the couple's struggles.
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Though she ultimately forgave him, the couple had to relive the pain on the most recent season of KUWTK.
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But he eventually forgave me—I got a text one morning while I was on a trip in Paris.
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Lauren forgave her in a scene, and she was just there for Heidi in Heidi's decision to marry Spencer.
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It also forgave an undisclosed amount of debt that 1MDB owed, in exchange for assets which were not identified.
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And then, in the biggest TV giveaway of all time, C.A.R.P. forgave the debt for 9,000 very lucky people.
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The president never forgave him as special counsel Robert Mueller's probe hovered over his administration for nearly two years.
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In 2014, Illinois sued Alta Colleges, which forgave the debt of former students enrolled in its for-profit schools.
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Those figures in fact paled in comparison with the $227 million Canada forgave in 2006, for example, notes Roberts.
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" After the sentencing, Jean's brother Brandt told Guyger he forgave her, adding, "I personally want the best for you.
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But Mr. Boyd said he mainly saw the meeting as a way to show the governor he forgave him.
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That relationship caused a lot of embarrassment and humiliation and people looking at me like, You forgave this person?
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They forgave his sins because they thought he was standing up for them against the elites who ran the city.
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Luckily, I was able to pay off some and the hospital and physicians forgave most due to my low income.
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Jean's brother Brandt told the court that he forgave his brother's killer and asked Kemp if he could hug Guyger.
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He had limited interaction with his family at the time of his death, but his son eventually publicly forgave Mallard.
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Last week on You, Joe (Penn Badgley) forgave Beck (Elizabeth Lail) for cheating on him with Dr. Nicky (John Stamos).
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Flesher wrote in her new Facebook post the sound like good kids, and she forgave them for what they'd done.
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I felt so guilty after that I told him what I did the next week, and luckily, he forgave me.
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But she forgave him enough to get back together between 2009 and 2011, and even today, she doesn't resent him.
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Later, he's shocked to learn that bad boy Chad and his fiancé are back together after she forgave his cheating.
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It apparently never forgave Colonel Tin, who forged a friendly relationship with the United States soon after going into exile.
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I fully understood and forgave her," he wrote in a message, where he also called Westerhout a "very good person.
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As part of that, in a conversation with Arianna Huffington, she apologized to Ms. Swift and said she forgave her.
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They never forgave Mr. Zawahri for supporting the Nusra Front, Al Qaeda's Syrian affiliate, when it broke from their group.
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While Thompson said he forgave Bally, it set off a stream of fights, generally caused by miscommunication between the two.
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Soon afterward, however, controversy flared over how, in the wake of Guyger's conviction, Jean's brother forgave her -- and hugged her.
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Read more:13 of the most scandalous divorces in US historyCardi B said she forgave Offset after a cheating scandal.
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Phillips said he forgave the boys but condemned Nick Sandmann's use of a PR firm to smooth over the controversy.
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" In July, Sharon publicly forgave her husband and informed viewers that the couple were working on reconciling their marriage: "I forgive.
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So this isn't a case of "It's their business" or "She forgave him" – she explicitly didn't, and she took legal action.
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She chastised and then forgave the slipperiest member of her retinue, Varys, winning his loyalty and his honesty in the process.
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In December, commissioners forgave the renovations, but the developers were required to change the gable window back to its original size.
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"Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you," reads Ephesians 4:32.
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That includes $47.5 million in loans which Trump forgave after largely funding his GOP primary effort by lending his own money.
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While he was largely praised for his apology to Ganz and she publicly forgave him, that doesn't erase his predatory behavior.
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"We had a rough start in our friendship, but we forgave each other," Grammer tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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Marianne Williamson said she forgave Swalwell for his "young and immature" comments, a bit of a burn in and of itself.
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VIDEO: Robin Williams's Widow Susan: 'I Forgave Him' For Suicide Williams died just three weeks after completing the film, Deadline reports.
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On Thursday, Ms. Hall said that she had struggled with drug addiction since his death, but that she forgave Mr. Osborne.
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Sutherland published the letter on his Twitter, calling the message "rude, ignorant, and judging," but saying he already forgave the writer.
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Just as Jesus forgave and canceled the debt of our sins, we also canceled the debt of those in our community.
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And this past October, all three systems forgave the accumulated fines of members under 18, offering city's youths a clean slate.
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" Kenneth Frost, a Baptist deacon, agreed, telling the Los Angeles Times, "I have to forgive him, just like God forgave me.
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A day after the podcast was posted, Ms. Ganz said that she accepted the apology and that she forgave Mr. Harmon.
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I am also outraged that there were times when volunteers and employees ignored our procedures or forgave transgressions that are unforgivable.
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Apparently a big-hearted sort, Ms. Butler forgave Mr. Mazzarino his youthful apostasy: The two have been married for two decades.
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Rapper Cardi B explained in a cover story for Vogue how she forgave her husband Offset after he cheated multiple times.
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He publicly forgave his attacker and eventually traveled the globe, speaking of his Roman Catholic faith and the importance of compassion.
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The turnaround with Cuba got a boost in 2014 when Russia forgave 90 percent of Cuba's $35 billion Soviet-era debt.
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Some tearfully forgave Roof at his arraignment in 2015 but others did not, and one screamed at him during his trial.
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Though the new mom initially forgave Thompson and stuck by him, things had taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks.
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This meant he could not be pardoned even if the victim's relatives -- in this case, his parents as well -- forgave the killer.
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Though Kardashian initially forgave Thompson, news broke in February that the athlete allegedly cheated on her with family friend Jordyn Woods, 21.
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McNish never forgave Shackleton, and that tension undoubtedly contributed to his being excised from the greater fame the other Endurance survivors enjoyed.
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It also forgave an undisclosed amount of debt that 21MDB owed to IPIC, in exchange for assets which have not been named.
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The move to sell his stocks came weeks after he forgave about $47 million in loans he had already given his campaign.
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Some of the loved ones of those massacred by white supremacist Dylann Roof in a historically-black church in Charleston forgave Roof.
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So I apologized, I forgave him for his part in our feud, and we made a pact to no longer talk politics.
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Though Kardashian initially forgave Thompson, news broke in March that the athlete allegedly cheated on Kardashian with family friend Jordyn Woods, 21.
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I said I of course forgave him, but at the time I'd walked into the dark hall on the verge of panic.
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It also forgave an undisclosed amount of debt that 1MDB owed to IPIC, in exchange for assets which have not been identified.
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Some rural conservatives never forgave Mr Windsor for helping Julia Gillard, a former Labor leader, form a minority government six years ago.
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If she spoke, her pupil would not come again, even if she said at once that she forgave so slight a misdemeanor.
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Cleveland, its feelings hurt by his departure, forgave James pretty quickly once he gave the Cavs a holy grail of their own.
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Even though he eventually forgave himself and made peace with the tragedy, he says, others have shown less grace over the years.
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I'd hated my body for what it couldn't seem to accomplish — and then forgave it for not living up to my expectations.
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The program currently owes the Treasury more than $20 billion, but that's only because Congress forgave $16 billion of debt last fall.
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Fans and the media alike largely accepted it as if it was aimed at them; they absolved and forgave and moved on.
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Even when Eli was wounded by insults, he not only forgave or forgot them, but remained convinced the bullies were his friends.
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They were also helped immeasurably by Orlando Health, a network of hospitals, which forgave $5 million in medical bills for the injured.
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Two days later, the victims' families addressed Mr. Roof, the gunman, at a court hearing, where one by one they forgave him.
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I have to let that go about, 'Oh, he's going to know I forgave him so now he won't be sorry anymore.
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It also forgave an undisclosed amount of debt that 20133MDB owed to IPIC, in exchange for assets which have not been named.
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For example, if someone cheated, their partner forgave them, and then they got divorced later, alimony would still be on the table.
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As a result of cash crunch, Donald Trump just forgave his personal loan to his campaign to the tune of $50 million.
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Some black clergy and politicians forgave him, and his change of heart earned him the endorsement of Columbia, S.C. Mayor Stephen Benjamin.
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He never forgave Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation, which ultimately led to the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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At the trial, Mr. Bowman's mother, Sharon Hilton, confronted him, and said that she forgave him despite the pain he had caused.
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Thomas told him she forgave him and wished him the best, but that they both agreed the studio made the best possible decision.
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Though the new mom initially forgave the basketball player, she ultimately decided against moving to Cleveland in the fall to be with him.
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WATCH THIS: Kevin Hart Reveals How Wife Eniko Forgave Him After Cheating Scandal: She's 'My Backbone' However, the space isn't only for show.
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John Oliver forgave $15 million worth of medical debt on last night's Last Week Tonight, making it the largest giveaway on television history.
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Though the new mom initially forgave the basketball pro, she ultimately decided against moving to Cleveland in the fall to be with him.
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So I don't think it's any coincidence that the day I forgave him, not two weeks later the show began to have success.
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And our first principle was that you forgave Alicia for all these things she did over the years, but they do add up.
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She forgave him, he sat down next to her, and almost exactly a year later, sitting in those same seats, they became engaged.
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In the years after, Democrats added income-based repayment plans that forgave debt after 25 years and the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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"I think it's so great that you moved on and you forgave him and you're in such a great place," said Ashley Darby.
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And because the government forgave my loans, I don't feel like I did anything to achieve it, and that makes me feel lousy.
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People who support this point of view and cheer the Trump charade forgave his failings because they believed so deeply in his mission.
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And while the audience quickly forgave her for the gag, Offset, 26, looked very serious when the camera cut to him before the reveal.
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Though the new mom initially forgave the basketball player, but she ultimately decided against moving to Cleveland in the fall to be with Thompson.
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A woman who famously forgave a teen after he nearly killed her by throwing a frozen turkey through her windshield in 2004 has died.
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Ehrlichman was never a zealot for Nixon in the manner of his colleague Bob Haldeman, and he never forgave Nixon for not pardoning him.
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During the sentencing hearing, Jean's brother Brandt testified that he forgave Guyger and asked the judge if he could get down to hug Guyger.
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We both 'rose above it' quite a few times — & forgave you two — so it's the least you can do for us — you noble people.
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We even forgave that youthful indiscretion of being photographed smoking from a water pipe of the type that is often used for smoking marijuana.
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She forgave him for the misfire, and we all moved on, infatuated with the new guy, who, it seems, will forever overshadow his predecessor.
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Michael Schwirtz: Nadine, you gained some fame and notoriety when you stood up in court during the bond hearing and publicly forgave Dylann Roof.
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In September, he forgave Shane Gillis, who was fired from Saturday Night Live for referring to Yang with a racist slur, among other things.
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One such step was to strengthen loan regulations that forgave the debts of defrauded students who did not receive the education they were promised.
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The company forgave Howard-Higgins, according to BuzzFeed News, though he was busted a second time for funneling company funds into a personal account.
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The "Revenge Body" creator later confirmed these reports and forgave Thompson — but nearly one year later, the couple was hit with yet another scandal.
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That month, the Human Resources Administration forgave $3,205.60 of the debt, and Catholic Charities covered the remainder, allowing Ms. Valentín to keep the apartment.
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This is the kind of parade he'd want; we pass all the places where we loved each other, hated each other, forgave each other.
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Though racist conservatives in the North and South cheered him on in his fight against Congress, Democrats never forgave him for joining Lincoln's ticket.
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Mona was able to become friends with Hanna, but she never quite forgave her for standing by while Alison made Mona's life a living hell.
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The Obama administration forgave the loans of tens of thousands students who said they were duped into enrolling at for-profit colleges across the country.
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Kepner beatifically tells Bailey that the rabbi forgave her and seemed at peace with the idea that she won't ever know the will of God.
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"For those who forgave at the very beginning, I admire them," says church member Melvin Graham Jr., in an exclusive clip from the documentary, above.
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"I forgave him and I'm not even mad at him no more," Morgan said of the driver, who hadn't slept in more than 24 hours.
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And you need to know I forgave you 30 years ago, and I've been praying for you every single day since, and I still do.
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Though the new mom initially forgave the basketball player, they took a downward turn in recent weeks, living apart and spending barely any time together.
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A note from just three days before he died found in his home read, "The highlight of my life was when my children forgave me."
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Ashley Heath maintains that Johnson killed her mother but asked the state parole board in 2015 to stop his execution, saying that she forgave him.
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Earlier this year, the NBA player Trae Young donated $2100,245 to RIP and forgave over $1 million in debt for people in the Atlanta area.
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Russia forgave Pyongyang's Soviet-era debt, writing off $10 billion, and Russia, alongside China, is now one of the largest food donors to North Korea.
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The NFIP's deficit was so large that Congress recently forgave more than half of a $30 billion debt in order to keep the program running.
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Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation in early 2017 out of ethical and legal obligations, and the president never forgave him for doing so.
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The 23-year-old has seemingly denied the conspiracy and publicly "forgave" a friend for leaving the comment while still inexplicably logged into her account.
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Some relatives of the nine victims in the 2015 Charleston, South Carolina, church shooting publicly forgave killer Dylann Roof just a few days after the massacre.
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The results this year were a mix: there was plenty of crying, a few kids forgave their parents suspiciously quickly, and one even flipped the bird.
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I pretty much instantly forgave him for the lie of omission, but the next day, I bust into tears the moment he walked out the door.
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In a clip from an appearance on Harvey's talk show airing Tuesday, Ariadna Gutierrez, the woman whose name he incorrectly announced, said she forgave the host.
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In a clip from an appearance on Harvey's talk show this week, Ariadna Gutierrez, the woman whose name he incorrectly announced, said she forgave the host.
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In an essay included in the program, he compares Tito to Nelson Mandela, who, on assuming power in South Africa, forgave those who wished him dead.
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The woman who forgave a pilot who flew the plane that dropped the atomic bomb because she recognized that what she really hated was war itself.
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According to the Finance Department analysis, the city forgave a combined $21.5 million in property taxes on the buildings, which were completed from 1998 to 2005.
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In a powerful courtroom moment, the brother of murder victim Botham Jean forgave and embraced the woman who killed him, former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger.
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Last month she and her husband tried to persuade the court to pardon their sons and said they forgave Azeem for Baloch's death, the BBC reported.
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Unwittingly, Abbey helped entrench these red rock canyonlands in the popular imagination as a proto-hippie zone of spiritual transcendence, and he never quite forgave himself.
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My mom never really forgave the comedians, but pretty soon the drugs were flowing and people were partying again and everybody seemed to forget about it.
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Dallas, Texas (CNN)Strangers now recognize Brandt Jean after he publicly forgave the former Dallas police officer who killed his older brother in his own apartment.
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He wronged me, and at the time I forgave him, but if I had the knowledge I have now, I would have made a different decision.
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It was only when I forgave myself for my past failures as a sister, that I could focus on being a better one in the present.
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Thiel never forgave Gawker for outing him, and in recent years he has bankrolled the Hulk Hogan lawsuit that pushed Gawker Media into bankruptcy this year.
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Archie also brings up the fact that Veronica forgave Betty despite all the horrible things she said and did for the Black Hood when he blackmailed her.
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Brandt Jean, who stepped down from the witness stand and hugged Guyger tightly, said he didn't want her to go to prison and that he forgave her.
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Twelve years after the World Bank forgave $3.5 billion, nearly all Uganda's debt, external debt is now at $11.2 billion, according to figures from the central bank.
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There's a 3.5-inch touchscreen on the backside so you can see and frame your photos properly (a quibble we had with the Snap, but ultimately forgave).
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Iron Mike invited his former nemesis to "Hotboxin' With Mike Tyson" -- where they discussed the infamous 1997 ear chomp ... and Evander explained why he ultimately forgave Tyson.
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I'd have told him I forgave him, that I understood that whoever he was back then was surely not the person he was destined to remain forever.
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And Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is described as having tears in his eyes at a different meeting when he too forgave Comey, according to the book.
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"I forgave Bill Cosby for what he did to me," said the woman, Andrea Constand, in an interview with NBC that aired on "Dateline" on Friday evening.
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And Sakara's niçoise had an "egg" molded from cashew and macadamia nuts that was so adorable I forgave the company for substituting adzuki bean tempeh for tuna.
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Trump never forgave Sessions for that decision, publicly bullying him and undermining him until the President removed Sessions from the job the day after the 2018 election.
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When she forgave him for hurting her with his medicinal ministrations he learned to start forgiving himself and that was a major path in his road to recovery.
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Daniela's interactions with her older sister and her father continue to be limited, but she eventually forgave her mother for her role in keeping her in the room.
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She forgave Theon for pretending to kill her two younger brothers in the past and for reporting her plans to Ramsay and not rescuing her as events unfolded.
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Ultimately, if Trump declines to release any proof for claiming he forgave the loans, the rubber will hit the road on July 20, the next FEC filing deadline.
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Following the second scandal, during which Abedin appeared in public alongside her embattled husband and publicly forgave him, a friend explained to PEOPLE why she stuck with Weiner.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source told PEOPLE last week that things "never really went back to normal."
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He left the way he came in, through an intraparty insurgency, and his enemies never forgave him for orchestrating the ouster of his predecessor Tony Abbott in 2015.
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In 2008, the government forgave $6.5 billion in debt, or more than half of what was owed, and refinanced the rest of the debt at favorable interest rates.
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After the 2001 American invasion, Mr. Basir gained the upper hand, but he forgave Mawlawi Hafiz on the condition that he give up his links to the Taliban.
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That means one of two things occurred:Fortress considered the loan repaid and forgave more than $1503 million of debt from Trump, an action known as a discounted payoff.
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However, at the end of the graphic novel, is appears that Silk Spectre forgave The Comedian, and she even gives his picture a kiss in the final chapter.
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If the United States were a country that routinely forgave the trespasses of such people, there would be little remarkable about the mercy she received following her conviction.
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As a physician, I was horrified (we know way too much about neurological disorders), but as a women in her upper 251s going through perimenopause, I forgave myself.
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He publicly forgave the teenager who shot him, and despite persistent physical struggles, McDonald became a smiling symbol of grace, generosity and determination during the next three decades.
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The same year, Russia forgave 90 percent of the $32 billion it said Cuba owed for financial support provided by the then-Soviet Union during the Cold War.
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I didn't intend to forgive him, even as I forgave my sisters, wordlessly, without a second thought, knowing that in their shoes I would have done the same.
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In July 2016, Sharon publicly forgave her husband during an episode of her CBS daytime show, The Talk, informing viewers that the couple was working on reconciling their marriage.
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Number of the day $15 million The amount of medical debt John Oliver forgave on his show, almost doubling the value of Oprah's famous "everybody gets a car" giveaway.
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He then lost the Conservative party leadership in 1975 to Margaret Thatcher, whom he never forgave and repeatedly criticized in what detractors described as "the longest sulk in history".
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As Cruz described at Emmanuel Baptist Church, his older half-sister Miriam -- one of two children from his father Rafael's first marriage -- never forgave her parents for their divorce.
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Unfortunately for Lampard, some fans never forgave him for delaying his arrival for N.Y.C.F.C.'s inaugural season to finish out the 2014-15 Premier League campaign at Manchester City.
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Shortly after former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the murder of Botham Jean on Wednesday, Jean's brother said he forgave her.
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The administration is also rescinding an Obama proposal that automatically forgave loans for students whose school had closed and who did not enroll in another one within three years.
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Texas forgave a $2023 million sales tax bill the company owed after it pledged to spend $200 million on new facilities in the state, which brought 2,500 new jobs.
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A local press report describing the incident noted that Howard-Higgins confessed to stealing around £260,000 ($320,000), though the company forgave their cofounder and absorbed the debt he'd accumulated.
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Instinctively recoiling from seeing him in such an alarming state, Mr. Deblinger's father shunned the penny his father was trying to give him, and never forgave himself for it.
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Rumi flirted with some of these same heretical boundaries, irking local sultans and dour jurisdictional types who often, in the end, forgave him, for he was the great Mowlana.
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It was little more than a DJ booth overlooking a covered alleyway, but revelers forgave the venue's tenuous zoning for the late night destination's consistent lineup of local DJs.
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Of course, she wasn't the parent-ified powerhouse she was in Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead, but she was still cute and potentially gay, so we totally forgave her.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall and an insider recently told PEOPLE that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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It was clear at this point in their conversation that Sansa fully forgave Theon for his past crimes, and she was grateful for the way he'd saved her from Ramsay.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall and an insider recently told PEOPLE that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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Though the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star forgave the Cleveland Cavaliers player and stuck by him, it appears things have taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source recently told PEOPLE that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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It was quickly called a copycat, but plenty of people forgave the platform for its mimicry and found new ways to use Instagram Stories that have distinguished it from Snapchat.
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Read more: 10 women explain why they forgave their partners for cheatingIn these cases, like in other states, money is awarded if the third party is found to be guilty.
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In October 2017, the president signed into law a disaster relief bill that forgave $16 billion of the NFIP's debt so the program could pay claims from last year's storms.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source recently told PEOPLE that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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In these instances, the ECB would be on uncertain ground, particularly given that EU state aid laws could be invoked if a national central bank forgave debt in a restructuring.
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He never forgave former Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia inquiry, an action that cleared the way for his deputy, Mr. Rosenstein, to appoint Mr. Mueller.
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Our actions have consequences and while I firmly believe God forgave me — as he forgives anyone who repents and asks for forgiveness — forgetting what I did would be a mistake.
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Those payments would have pushed the program's finances past its borrowing limits, but Congress forgave $16 billion the program owed the federal government so it could pay out the claims.
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Many animal lovers never forgave Johnson, who received some tepid support from hunters, who sometimes pulled their dogs' ears to make sure they were in full throat for the chase.
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If your lender canceled or forgave the mortgage on your principal residence, you may exclude up to $2 million (for married filers) of that discharged debt from your gross income.
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He was later forced to correct his remarks, and the scrutiny surrounding the episode was among the events that preceded his recusal, a move Trump never forgave him for making.
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It appears the people of Phoenix forgave Trump for this faux pas, but there are so many words with spellings in the danger zone that it's always good to double check.
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"Tristan Thompson walking pass [sic] the Kardashian family after Khloe forgave him for cheating," the meme read, pairing the caption with this all-too-accurate clip from Disney's The Lion King.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source told PEOPLE last week that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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Cuba reached a deal in December with members of Paris Club of creditor nations that forgave $8.5 billion of $11.1 billion official debt it had defaulted on through 1986, plus charges.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source told PEOPLE last week that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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Velez tearfully said that she forgave Chapo — but she didn't want Chapo's young daughters or any other woman who might become involved in the drug trade to have a similar experience.
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But the party never formally forgave Zhang; though he was cleared of counter-revolution on appeal, he remained guilty of "instigating and plotting" others to engage in "beating, smashing and looting".
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Princess Margaret never forgave Diana for betraying the royal family in her 1995 interview with the BBC, during which she implied Prince Charles had cheated on her with Camilla Parker-Bowles.
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I looked and read the Bible, and then next to Jesus he had all these people that did mess up, that didn't live a perfect life, and then he forgave 'em.
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But Mr. Trump never forgave Mr. Sessions, a campaign surrogate in 2016, for recusing himself from the investigation into whether there was a conspiracy between Russian officials and the Trump campaign.
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Trump said Saturday morning that Westerhout called him Friday to apologize, adding that he forgave her and did not believe there would "ever be a reason" to use her confidentiality agreement.
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The payments would have pushed the program's finances past its borrowing limits, but Congress forgave $16 billion the program owed the federal government to allow it to pay out the claims.
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Rather, he was the man with the sketch pad, erupting with ideas in the ivory tower of material artistry, and we forgave him his trespasses in the name of the muse.
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I've talked to a lot of people about cheating — why they did it, why they do it, why they wanted to do it, why they forgave someone who cheated, why they didn't.
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Though she forgave him at the time, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source recently told PEOPLE that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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So imagine the shock RHOBH fans felt on Tuesday's all-new episode when Vanderpump did the seemingly unthinkable and forgave Lisa Rinna, whom she had clashed with throughout most of last season.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source told PEOPLE last week that things "never really went back to normal" since he first cheated.
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"They [the soldiers who fired] have not asked for forgiveness, they have shown no remorse, and if I said I forgave them I would not be telling the truth," said Mr Kelly.
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Though she forgave him at the time, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source recently told PEOPLE that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple.
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Though she initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source told PEOPLE last week that things "never really went back to normal" since he first cheated.
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We had proof that despite everything we had been through, we made it out OK, we forgave, and though the battle was long and hard, my mother had chosen wisely after all.
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She's also said that she never forgave Trump for putting her children in danger by raising the conspiracy theory that her husband was not a natural-born citizen of the United States.
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The public company lent him $3 million to cover costs he had incurred while exploring whether to open a casino in Indiana, then forgave the loan when the stock met price targets.
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Sachs reports that the insulted musicians almost always forgave him—they knew he suffered—and many are on record as saying that playing with him was the greatest experience of their lives.
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By that, Mr. Buckley meant that only the bondholders who forgave Mr. Trump's unpaid casino debts should have been allowed to use those losses to offset future income and reduce their taxes.
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Despite a close relationship during the 2016 campaign, Trump never forgave Sessions for withdrawing from the government's investigation into 2016 election interference, a move that ultimately cleared the way for Mueller's investigation.
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To tell them that she was their child—that she loved them, even after what they did to her, and forgave them when it would seem all but impossible to do so.
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But then the White House won back the support of the anti-abortion Democrats, carrying the legislation over the finish line, and groups like the Susan B. Anthony List never forgave them.
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The following year, the bank and a bond insurer forgave $21 million in debt, and the city guaranteed $99 million worth of 30-year bonds in order to keep the museum open.
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The state of Texas forgave a $28503 million sales tax bill the company owed after it pledged to spend $22019 million on new facilities in the state, which brought 2,500 new jobs.
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"I forgive you … I forgive you for the bombs," repeats one interviewee as he recalls a chilling encounter with a stranger who "forgave" him for a crime he played no part in.
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For example, psychologist Tim Pychyl has co-authored a paper showing that students who forgave themselves for procrastinating on a previous exam were actually less likely to procrastinate on their next test.
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But the real highlight of the show was when Oliver explained that his team formed a debt buying company, bought $15 million worth of it for "pennies on the dollar" and forgave it.
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I went up to him and bought him some food and a blanket and told him that I forgave him for what he did because it made me the man I am today.
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Repsol proposed buying and cancelling 5% of its outstanding shares, helping send its stock more than 5% higher in early afternoon trade as investors forgave a fall in second-quarter adjusted net profit.
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It's also something that Pam Beesly, former receptionist at Dunder Mifflin from our favorite show The Office, experienced today when restaurant chain Chili's officially forgave her for her uncouth behavior 73 years ago.
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"You know what, I took her back this year, accepted her apology – well, her half-assed apology – forgave the past and tried to move on, only to get burned again," said Judge, 48.
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Annalise, of course, welcomes the guilt trip in her own way by repeatedly fanning the flames ("I know you never forgave me"), ordering wine, and even getting Eve involved in the first place.
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His predecessor as governor, Christine Gregoire, also a Democrat, approved a wind energy project in Kittitas that many locals opposed — a decision that some people here never forgot or forgave her for making.
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Many voters who favored the death penalty forgave him because they recognized that his opposition was rooted not in an indifference to crime but rather in his widely recognized commitment to Catholic principles.
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"That ended up being a hard growing experience and one where my brother and my sister and I all came to the same conclusion about the young man: that we forgave him," Worthington said.
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FROM PEN: I Forgave the Man Who Shot Me in the Face: Why a Florida Woman Helped Free Her Attempted Murderer The Barberton Police Department did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Polo left money to Church institutions in Venice, forgave outstanding debts, and freed his indentured servant, a Tatar he had named Peter, "so that God may absolve my soul from all guilt and sin".
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I forgave her more for me, because again, like I said, when you got this anger and this bitterness you have to say, 'You know what, I can't keep you in my head anymore.
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Throughout the live stream, Perry also opened up about her love life and rated her love interests, apologized to and forgave Taylor Swift and revealed several personal details about herself including past suicidal thoughts.
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Newt Gingrich -- in 1990 the No. 2 Republican in the House -- never forgave Bush for agreeing to raise taxes that year, though the deficit reduction package would become a major legacy of his administration.
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The Republican plan forgave hundreds of billions in owed taxes for multinational corporations who had deferred taxes in the past, which — judging by prior experience — will boost share buybacks and the attendant stock prices.
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Though their mistrust of Marie was a major factor in police failing to investigate the attack and, instead, charge her with submitting a false report, the real-life Marie forgave her former foster mothers.
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There were laudatory reviews of her memoirs, which looked back on the painful betrayals of lovers, husbands and her parents — a playboy father she never knew and a negligent teenage mother, whom she forgave.
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Despite a mischievous grin, he was a godly man, a good man, and finding water in poor places for poor people had become his calling; he even forgave debts when his customers couldn't pay.
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"The new law is innovative because before, when the woman was abused and forgave the abuser, he would not be punished by law," said Amor Yahyaoui, a general inspector for the Ministry of Justice.
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Raila Odinga, a former prime minister who was detained by Mr. Moi for campaigning for multiparty democracy, both praised and forgave him, calling him a "great leader" who made "great contributions" to the nation.
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His committee spent $343 million in the primary and general election campaigns with the help of $47.5 million of the real estate developer's own money, which he lent to the campaign and later forgave.
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Two victims' family members forgave Roof at his bond hearing soon after the shooting, setting off a broader narrative about the black community's capacity for forgiveness instead of anger that has been dismissed as reductive.
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After Community creator Dan Harmon apologized to her for his sexual harassment, writer Megan Ganz wrote on Twitter that she felt relieved and vindicated, and forgave Harmon: This was never about vengeance; it's about vindication.
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The screen doesn't stretch edge-to-edge and it's not an OLED panel like the ones Apple and Samsung favor so much, but I quickly forgave Razer because the 120Hz refresh rate is just stunning.
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Sir Michael's exit, for making a pass at a female journalist (who threatened to punch him but then forgave him), had set the bar so low that Mr Green's behaviour was bound to clear it.
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There, she was sexy, smart and vulnerable—eschewing the tiresome big-jerk demeanor of Tammy and The Boss—and in Ghostbusters, she's a charming, sensitive geek who never quite forgave Erin for breaking their bond.
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I forgave her, in the end, for the way she treated girls around her, because it was her way of getting control over her life at a time when she thought she had lost control.
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She could have explained her understandable knee-jerk reaction, confirmed she forgave Helen after hearing about how terrible Andrew is (even if she really hasn't), and probably won over the heart's of the American people.
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For example, those immigrants who legalized in the early 28500s through the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 6900 were given an amnesty that forgave their illegal presence and unauthorized employment in the United States.
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Whether Mr. Roof, 22, should be executed has been a matter of some debate in South Carolina, where some family members of the victims publicly forgave the suspected gunman just two days after the shooting.
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Read more: INTRODUCING: The 10 people transforming how the world interacts with technology"Once I did what was in my power to do and forgave them, I was back in control," Hamilton told Business Insider.
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In one particularly powerful moment, Botham's younger brother Brandt told court during his victim impact statement that he forgave Guyger, wanted her to devote her life to Christ, and hoped for the best for her.
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Afterward, the Obama administration forgave hundreds of millions of dollars in student loans and began rewriting regulations to crack down on predatory institutions and bolster borrowers' ability to seek debt relief from the federal government.
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"I love you very much," Bennett told her mother, adding the two had discussed recently the trials every mother-daughter relationship goes through and that she never got to tell her mother she forgave her.
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I forgave it because, for once, all this grandeur, all this grace, is in the service of a tale of a woman, Hirut, as indelible and compelling a hero as any I've read in years.
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Trump clearly expected that the kind of protection he did not get from Comey would come from former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and never forgave him from recusing himself from oversight of Mueller's Russia investigation.
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She brings up the topic after comparing how easily de Lesseps forgave costar Bethenny Frankel for yelling at her in a restaurant, noting how de Lesseps mocked her for texting a Tyler Perry quote about forgiveness.
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So, if you just now forgave your pal who swore that stupid dress was white and gold, get ready for yet another disagreement because there's a new photo in town and it has everyone freaking out.
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He recalled that Gerald R. Ford never really forgave Ronald Reagan for challenging him for the Republican nomination in 1976, and that Ted Kennedy famously snubbed Jimmy Carter on the Democrats' convention floor four years later.
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It allowed one unidentified business to keep $1.4 million in tax credits after missing job-creation quotas and forgave a combined $0003 million in loans to two businesses after the they missed job targets, auditors found.
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Kiril would have liked to speak up, to let the teacher know he agreed with him, and that he forgave him everything—and yet it wasn't the sort of thing he would say, in any language.
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Nearly one year after Tristan Thompson was exposed for cheating on a pregnant Khloe Kardashian with multiple women — and even after Khloe confirmed yet forgave his indiscretions — the couple was hit with an arguably bigger scandal.
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Despite all that carnage, when we got him out in Beverly Hills, Rudy told us the brutal shot was water under the bridge and that he actually felt sorry for Washington -- whom he forgave long ago.
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Sergeant Melgar's wife, Michelle Melgar, said she forgave Chief Matthews and thanked him for coming forward with "some of the truth" after she and other family members, including her two sons, had struggled with their loss.
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"You deserve a congressman who stays out of the limelight and just gets the job done," he said to a group of supporters at a hotel in Bozeman, who repeatedly yelled out that they forgave him.
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If your lender canceled or forgave the loan on your principal residence, there's a tax extender that allows you to exclude up to $2 million (if married) from your gross income for discharge of the debt.
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Some never forgave him for testifying before the House Un-American Activities Committee; this show holds to the theory that Robbins, a youthful Communist, feared that he would be outed as gay if he didn't comply.
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How many scenes did we have this year in which people summarily forgave each other, or just checkboxed their personal histories, all to make sure we didn't waste too much time before the next big special effect?
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Yet many left-leaning Democrats never forgave Mr Clinton for his triangulation—which they saw as capitulation to the Republican premise that government is best when it does least—or for constantly frustrating his party's left flank.
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Communist-run Cuba reached an agreement in 2015 with members of the Paris Club of wealthy creditor nations that forgave $8.5 billion of the $18.23 billion in debt it defaulted on through 1986, as well as charges.
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Communist-run Cuba reached an agreement in 2015 with members of the Paris Club of wealthy creditor nations that forgave $8.5 billion of the $18.23 billion in debt it defaulted on through 1986, as well as charges.
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With the help of Skrillex, Diplo, and an umlaut, Bieber enjoyed a renaissance in February 2015, one that didn't eradicate his previous idiocies from memory but forgave them via "Where Are Ü Now" a slice of heaven.
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Since the turn of the century, China has been granting Cameroon debt relief: In 2100, it canceled $1803 million of debt, then in 2180 it forgave another $22018 million and $22018 million was wiped out in 2010.
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N.Y.P.D. Officer Who Forgave the Teenager Who Paralyzed Him Is Hospitalized Steven McDonald, who became a symbol of forgiveness after he expressed pity for the 15-year-old who shot him in 1986, had a heart attack.
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Though the new mom initially forgave him, they had been living apart since the fall, and a source told PEOPLE last week that things "never really went back to normal" between the couple since the first cheating scandal.
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"You know, it's been so long like I feel like enough time has gone by...I think enough mutual friends have been like, everybody kind of forgave everybody for what went down," Kunis explained, without actually explaining anything.
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In 2000, according to a profile of Trump in Maximum Golf, he grew irritated when Epstein and Maxwell were late for a flight heading to Mar-a-Lago, but when Epstein arrived, Trump brightened and quickly forgave them.
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Touching moment on the golf course this weekend ... a fan with Down Syndrome yelled during a critical putt, but the PGA Tour Latin America golfer who missed the shot quickly forgave the guy with a hug and autographs.
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On the 15th anniversary of his brother's death, Sodhi told Roque in prison over the phone that he forgave him, and said he also hoped that one day Roque would be released and help him educate more Americans.
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From 2000 to 2018 it forgave $6bn of Cuban debt, about 60% of the total foreign debt that it wrote off during that period, according to Development Reimagined, a consultancy, and the student-run Oxford China Africa Consultancy.
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The department's ethics official had advised Mr. Sessions to withdraw from overseeing the investigation shortly after he took office last year, given his role in the Trump campaign, and Mr. Trump never forgave Mr. Sessions for stepping aside.
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The reaction of many Charlestonians to the extraordinary moment, at a bond hearing the day after Roof's arrest, when, one by one, family members stood and forgave him, was an outgrowth of the city's relationship to that past.
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Back in high school, he dumped her, she never forgave him, and the memory of what happened (a lame saga of virginity lost, a house party ruined) convinces each one of the other's exploitative attitude toward black people.
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Yet Nancy (who forgave the college dust-up over Robert and moved into Freya's London flat after Oxford) remains as compelled by her friend's drive in the 1950s as she was on their V-E Day meet-cute.
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McCartney had long coveted his Beatles catalog -- he and Lennon lost out to ATV in a 304 attempt to purchase Northern Songs, their original publisher -- and he never forgave Jackson for what he considered a betrayal of their friendship.
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"Here are 'Chavista' Catholics too, not all Catholics are 'squalid'!" he said, using a pejorative term for opponents first coined by Chavez, who never forgave some in the Catholic hierarchy for endorsing a short-lived 2002 putsch against him.
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Mr. Ahmed, who is Egyptian-American, said in an interview on Thursday that he believed the call was rooted in racism, but that he forgave the man and was glad that the episode had shined a light on Islamophobia.
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Years later, she discovered that they had been from another man named John.) When he married Cindy, his children were angry (only at him; no one blamed Cindy) and none attended the wedding, but everyone forgave him soon enough.
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Steven McDonald, a New York City police officer who was paralyzed from the neck down after he was shot in Central Park in 1986, was an inspiration to many after he forgave his assailant, 15-year-old Shavod Jones.
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"I forgave this person, and I firmly believe that individuals (and organizations) who have committed mistakes should be forgiven if they truly understand the harm done and genuinely work to make things right for the future," Komlo wrote in her statement.
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Killing Roof is a strike against love, the kind that McIver and her family put on display when they publicly forgave the man who is facing trial on the charge that he violently ended the lives of those they held dear.
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The final day of the murder trial included a stunning moment in which Jean's younger brother, Brandt, told Guyger during his victim impact statement that he forgave her, and gave her a long hug before she was taken to prison.
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If your lender canceled or forgave the loan on your principal residence as a result, there's a tax extender that allows you to exclude up to $2 million (if married) from your gross income for the discharge of the debt.
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The Night School star — who opened up to PEOPLE in this week's issue about the struggles of fame and how wife Eniko forgave him following last year's cheating scandal—shared how he found a way to forgive his own father.
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The Obama administration encouraged the expansion of public community colleges as it forgave at least $450 million in taxpayer-funded student debt for for-profit graduates who could not find decent jobs with the degrees or certificates they had earned.
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Although a moment went viral after the sentencing in which Jean's brother Brandt told Guyger he forgave her and asked the judge for permission to hug her, Jean's mother Allison said the killing of her son showed the need for reforms.
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Brandt Jean shocked many when he told Amber Guyger he forgave her and said he didn't want her to go to prison after she received a 10-year sentence in October for killing Botham Jean, a 26-year-old accountant.
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If a patient was preoccupied with someone he was resolved never to forgive, Heather might say that this unforgiveness was like bondage, and that if he forgave the person who had injured him that person would no longer be his jailer.
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Bran forgave Theon and gave him the confidence he needed to die, Drogon comforted his mommy as she wept over the man she friend-zoned for 8 seasons, and Sansa and Tyrion shared the most intimate look of comfort, understanding and admiration ever.
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He was dubious about Algerian independence, but after an attempted coup by generals determined to cling on to the north African territory, he granted himself emergency powers and ceded it—a decision for which a swathe of the nationalist right never forgave him.
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Loyal Trump supporters forgave their champion when he secured the nomination and abruptly changed his tune, boasting in early May that he would create a "world-class finance organisation" to solicit donors and fill war chests for himself and for the Republican Party.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Many were surprised when Nadine Collier stood in a South Carolina courtroom a year ago and said she forgave the young white man who had just killed her mother and eight other black churchgoers in a racially motivated attack.
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Maxwell says she forgave Ramasar because he voluntarily confessed to her that he had sent the photos soon after doing so and because he said he had not participated in group chats that included abusive language toward other dancers, she told CNN.
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After all, his fans in New England and elsewhere long ago forgave his fashionably questionable loyalty to the Uggs that he endorses, and they never believed that "Deflategate" was anything but a leaguewide conspiracy to derail, and tarnish forever, the Patriots juggernaut.
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Leftist intellectuals in Germany never forgave him for fighting with the government to crush the Socialist-Communist revolt after World War I. An often beguiling, sometimes troubling, magisterial historian, Kantorowicz kept his well-fed body intact while morally being of two minds.
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Sunday marks the 10th anniversary of the October 2, 2006 tragedy which shocked the world twice – first with the horror of the violence against children, and again when the Amish community, including the parents of the girls shot in the school, publicly forgave the gunman.
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Like emotional water sign Pisces, Farrah was a confrontational crybaby who forgave people in mere seconds, and like diplomatic, vain air sign Libra, Farrah was quick to apologize and too much of a brat to grab anything by the horns or make tough decisions.
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I'm thinking of how Odysseus and his men clung to the bellies of the rams to escape the Cyclops' cave, how they first took the fire-hot handspike and drove it deep into that crater eye, a blinding that the Cyclops' father, Poseidon, never forgave.
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Two former members of the executive committee, Stewie Stone and Mr. Cantor, said in interviews that Mr. Gyure had actually been suspected of taking the $160,000 without authorization, but the club leaders at the time forgave him and agreed to treat it as a loan.
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Sessions' recusal not only lost Trump an ally atop the Russia investigation, something Trump never forgave him for, but his appointment as the nation's top cop also cost Republicans a seat in the Senate when Democrat Doug Jones won the special election for Sessions' seat.
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During a candid cast interview with the New York Times, Walter, 77, and Tambor, 73, – who portray George Oscar Bluth, Sr. and Lucille Bluth – discussed the past incident in person as she forgave him in front of costars Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, Alia Shawkat and David Cross.
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Aria was very clear she forgave Ezra long ago, but considering AD was able to use their foundation to get Aria to betray all of her friends and join the AD team, there are still some issues that will hopefully be explored in tonight's two hour finale.
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The anti-honor-killing law, a product of a long fight by Pakistani activists, feminists and progressive lawmakers, mandates a minimum lifetime jail sentence for perpetrators and closes a legal loophole that allowed an honor killer to walk free if the family of the victim forgave him.
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It was a resolution galvanized by his correspondence with the godmother of the man he had killed, who told him she forgave him, and by a letter from his 10-year-old son, Li'l Jay, who had learned that his father was in prison for murder.
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Standing outside the courthouse, Mr. Scott's mother, Judy Scott, said she forgave Mr. Slager, and although one of her sons called for Mr. Slager to be sentenced to a life term, Ms. Scott was less specific about what penalty she wanted her son's killer to face.
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But the Saudis never forgave him for endorsing the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak in Egypt; for refusing to intervene directly in Syria against President Bashar al-Assad; and for negotiating the nuclear deal with Iran, its Shiite enemy, even though the deal made the region safer.
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Without any sense of shame, just two days before Stone's sentencing, Trump bypassed formal procedures for granting clemencies and forgave the misdeeds of 11 convicted criminals, including a former contestant on his "The Apprentice" TV show, along with, among others, campaign contributors and friends of friends.
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A man sentenced to 19 years in prison for the attempted premeditated murder of a 5-year-old boy he threw off a third-floor Mall of America balcony heard Monday from the boy's parents, who forgave him even as the boy's father decried his "evil and selfish" act.
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Vancouver, where you filmed the "The X-Files," never forgave you for saying "Vancouver is a very nice place if you like 400 inches of rainfall a day" and for lobbying to move the show to L.A. so you could be with Téa Leoni when you first got married.
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During a candid cast interview with the New York Times, Walter, 77, and Tambor, 73 – who portray married couple George Oscar Bluth, Sr. and Lucille Bluth – discussed the past incident in person as she forgave him in front of costars Bateman, Will Arnett, Alia Shawkat and David Cross.
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Tiffany Trump posted an Instagram story on Saturday after her father tweeted that he forgave his former personal assistant Madeleine Westerhout for her comments to reporters at an off-the-record dinner that he did not like taking pictures with Tiffany, 25, because he perceived her as being overweight.
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" For years, the opening to his classic story "Work" was my definition of passion, if not love altogether: "We made love in the bed, ate steaks at the restaurant, shot up in the john, puked, cried, accused one another, begged of one another, forgave, promised, and carried one another to heaven.
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In South Carolina on Tuesday, Mr. Scott's survivors held onto their grief even as they acknowledged a new phase: His mother, Judy Scott, forgave Mr. Slager, though she was not forthcoming about whether she thought he should receive a sentence of life in prison — a possibility under his plea agreement.
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For the book, Schwarzenegger Pratt sat down with child safety activist Elizabeth Smart, Sue Klebold, whose son was one of the Columbine High School shooters, Chris Williams, who forgave the drunken teenager who killed his wife and child, Scarlett Lewis, whose young son was killed at Sandy Hook Elementary, and many more.
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Although Trump forgave $50 million in campaign debt in June, the scam narrative has persisted, in part because many of Trump's moves—his insistence that the election will be "rigged" and his courting of Roger Ailes, for instance—suggest that he's looking for ways to profit beyond the election, like starting his own media company.
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I wanted to believe that he'd heard me, heard that I loved him, that I forgave him, that I was thankful to him for having taught me to love so many of the things I loved most, " Star Trek " among them, but it felt like throwing a wish and a penny into a dry fountain.
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Reporters watched a video feed of the hearing at Fort Meade, Md. Mr. Darbi also thanked Guantánamo staff members and guards who he said had been kind to him, forgave those he said had "treated me harshly" and expressed remorse about the hardship and shame he said his actions brought his wife and children.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE formally forgave the loans on Wednesday.
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At just under 40 minutes long, with nine tracks total, and it's the first album for either Carter since their love-and-adultery duology (Beyoncé's 2016 Lemonade, which accused and then forgave Jay-Z of infidelity, and Jay-Z's 2017 4:44, which featured Jay-Z repenting for his sins, also both first released as Tidal exclusives).
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In excerpts of the book described in press reports he also plays up emotion and drama, saying that then-President Barack Obama forgave him for the pre-election bomb Comey dropped on Hillary Clinton's campaign when, days before the election, he re-opened the investigation into her treatment of classified email after agents found emails on Anthony Weiner's computer.
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Sessions was fired by Trump, who never forgave the early supporter of his presidential campaign for recusing himself from the Russia investigation headed by Mueller the day after November's midterm elections They also want documents from Allen Weisselberg, the Trump Organization's chief financial officer who emerged as a key person of interest during Cohen's public testimony last week.
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Season 7's Cult featured Ivy Mayfair-Richards (Alison Pill) as the wife of Paulson's Ally Mayfair-Richards, and one of the major twists of the season centered around Ivy being closely connected with the local cult that had been terrorizing Ally (Ivy never forgave Ally for voting for Jill Stein in the high-stakes 2016 election).
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Let's say your home was foreclosed or you got rid of your dwelling in a short sale (where your lender accepts less than you owe.) If your lender canceled or forgave the loan on your principal residence, there's a tax extender that allows you to exclude up to $2 million (if married) from your gross income for discharge of the debt.
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"2202's Bitch" author Allison Yarrow said on Monday that the American public never forgave Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2628 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE for various comments she made during the early years of her husband's campaign and presidency.
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Steven McDonald, a New York City police officer who was shot by a 15-year-old boy in Central Park in July 1986 and paralyzed from the neck down, but who forgave his assailant, hoped for the youth's redemption and remained in the public eye for his spirit in the face of adversity, died on Tuesday in Manhasset, N.Y. He was 59.
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Friday marks the one-year anniversary of the Charleston mass shooting, when 21-year-old Dylann Roof walked into a Bible study session at the historic Mother Emanuel AME Church and gunned down nine of the church's black parishioners: No less than 48 hours after the shooting, loved ones of the victims appeared at Roof's arraignment, one by one, saying they forgave Roof.
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A fuller account of the last real-estate bubble and the global financial crisis would have been helpful here; or the story of the Wall Street bailouts, when one set of high-achieving professionals simply forgave the sins of another; or a comprehensive discussion of the 2016 presidential election, when the Democratic team of geniuses managed to lose to the most unpopular presidential candidate of all time.
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