Let loose everything that I'd been through, learned, forgiven myself for, forgiven others for.
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"Overall he is trying to make it easier for people to be forgiven and feel forgiven," said Martin.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: When have you either forgiven someone or been forgiven yourself?
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Why is nothing expected of Palestinians, and everything forgiven, while everything is expected of Israelis, and nothing forgiven?
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And while your debt is typically forgiven after 20 or 25 years, you'll also owe taxes on the amount that's forgiven.
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Notably, any forgiven debt is added to income in that tax year, which may generate a tax obligation on the forgiven loan.
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While some loans can be forgiven, most of those are only ever partially forgiven and "it is generally hard to qualify," according to the survey.
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If we don't get the tone right, this could be irresponsible and too problematic to be forgiven, and we're pretty certain that in this climate we won't be forgiven.
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Here's the irony in it — it was about an adult survives their child abuse who had forgiven their parents for the abuse, and I hadn't forgiven my father at the time.
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" To the Editor: Re "Can Joe Biden Be Forgiven?
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" On the list of cons: "We won't be forgiven.
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"I can't tell if Mitt hasn't forgiven Trump for not picking him for secretary of State, or if Mitt just hasn't forgiven himself for giving us four unnecessary years of Obama," Rep.
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Not too long ago, Matt got into trouble for his tone-deaf comments about Casey Affleck (who is now forgiven), Louis CK (who's working on getting forgiven), and Harvey Weinstein (who hasn't yet been forgiven, but can we really for sure say he won't be at some point?) who all got in trouble for sexual misconduct.
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When loans were forgiven, he never picked up any income.
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You'd be forgiven if you're not super familiar with LeEco.
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I've forgiven myself and I can move forward with that.
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I should have been forgiven when I paid my debt.
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Will she be forgiven for drawing such a comparison, though?
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You've got to regret something you did to be forgiven.
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I don't expect to be forgiven... I'm ashamed of myself.
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And each time, onscreen gods are forgiven their offscreen crimes.
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But CBC viewers might be forgiven for thinking Lochte won.
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She's forgiven for what she's gonna do today and tomorrow.
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You're forgiven much when there's a baby on your hip.
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I have forgiven you and only wish you the best.
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It's not anything that can just be forgotten, or forgiven.
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There is love in heaven, and all will be forgiven.
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A lot could be forgiven if the love story worked.
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Tricia was a kind woman who would have forgiven him.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering if she even needs college.
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You'll be forgiven for not being familiar with Facebook Watch.
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If you still haven't heard of Twilio, you are forgiven.
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But for this, all of its sins can be forgiven.
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One could be forgiven for seeing a bad influence there.
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She said the family had forgiven him for the attack.
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Cancer patients could be forgiven for frustration at the confusion.
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Ezra Pound was basically forgiven treason for his brilliant poetry.
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He deserves to be forgiven and we should move on.
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It would be forgiven in 2698 years, not 24637 years.
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Then I started playing properly, and all was forgiven. Almost.
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HELLER You still haven't forgiven the royals for Diana, Charles.
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It would be forgiven in 20 years, not 25 years.
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Seema Amble would be forgiven for not becoming a doctor.
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Should they be forgiven 50 points on their SAT scores?
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Now he thinks he should be forgiven for joining ISIS.
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" All was forgiven, as Siwa responded, "It's all good bro!
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You'd be forgiven for letting the price fool you, though.
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Those loans would then be forgiven when the crisis passes.
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Perhaps they can be forgiven for being a little ungracious.
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Being forgiven is not a guarantee, nor is being remembered.
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By now, a little ennui or cynicism could be forgiven.
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Democrats could be forgiven for dreaming about a "blue" Florida.
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What if the perpetrators have no interest in being forgiven?
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Spain would have been forgiven for feeling like a victim.
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You got to regret something you did to be forgiven.
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Any loan would be forgiven if used for those purposes.
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Once RIP Medical Debt takes on the debt, it's forgiven.
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It seems unlikely that she would have forgiven anyone else.
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You are forgiven comparisons to the methods of Jackson Pollock.
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Palacios nodded when Santos said he had forgiven the attackers.
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Currently, debt forgiven under these programs is considered taxable income.
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Wouldn't even the tiniest bit of forgiven humanity be tempting?
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Anyone these days may be forgiven for moments of disorientation.
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But that forgiven amount may have tax consequences, Mayotte said.
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But you'd be forgiven if you've never heard of him.
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I have even, over time, forgiven her for refusing Laurie.
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Do you think even Adolf Hitler's sins could be forgiven?
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Then he says the rest of the balance is forgiven.
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After the relationship ended, I thought I had forgiven him.
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Trump can be forgiven his age, and his physical condition and, given the psychology of old men, he might even be forgiven if he privately mused about what he would have done at Parkland.
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Readers would be forgiven for thinking that the announcement, on Oct.
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If you haven't heard about this yet, you may be forgiven.
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You're forgiven if you thought that was an American football scoreline.
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Apparently fashion's forgiven him, so I guess we're letting it slide.
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You could be forgiven for wondering whether Foursquare even still existed.
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Of course, her skeptics could be forgiven — at least this time.
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You'd be forgiven for mistaking this tone for one of disdain.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking the sky is falling at LinkedIn.
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Past heartbreaks will be forgiven—you're so ready to move on!
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You'd be forgiven for writing off HTC's smartphone business as over.
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They could have half of their loans forgiven after five years.
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Meanwhile, in Berlin, Mrs Merkel would be forgiven for feeling relieved.
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Asonye asked if she believed the loan actually had been forgiven.
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You are forgiven if you have not read the actual order.
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And while it appears Locken has forgiven Redmond, she hasn't forgotten.
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He is forgiven three balls, because we are human after all.
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Indeed, Belgians could be forgiven for their sense of wounded pride.
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Which, well, you'd be forgiven for not jumping at the opportunity.
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You'd be forgiven for turning off the pilot in these moments.
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You may be forgiven for not knowing that Energizer makes smartphones.
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Investors could be forgiven for treating Gartman's latest call with caution.
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Forgiven debts, however, are supposed to show up as taxable income.
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But all's forgiven when he realizes it was just his human.
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The student, meanwhile, has already forgiven Migros for the faux-pas.
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But you can be forgiven for watching from behind your sofa.
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All was forgiven, however, when it culminated in Littlefinger's death scene.
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Sharon Osbourne has forgiven her husband Ozzy for his rumored infidelity.
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In fact, she believes he'll be totally forgiven if he does.
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The total amount forgiven is likely to be billions of dollars.
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The June primary showed not all conservative voters have forgiven her.
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He says if she does the special dance, all is forgiven.
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You can be forgiven because the broadcast networks hardly covered them.
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Of this, Chinese firms have forgiven or written off $2023 million.
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One exception: you have debt that won't be forgiven upon death.
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You'd be forgiven for being confused by Singapore's residential property market.
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Once that repayment period has passed, any remaining debt is forgiven.
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But all was forgiven once you strapped in and started driving.
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You'll be forgiven your mistakes, you'll be praised for your work.
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So you'd be forgiven if you ignored the new CX-5.
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Can that be forgiven if it's what it appears to be?
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You'd be forgiven for not having heard much about them before.
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But if my debt was forgiven that wouldn't be an issue.
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The president declares a person officially forgiven, and it is so.
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My ignorance of its culinary potential, and yours, can be forgiven.
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Her father died 11 months later, never having explicitly forgiven her.
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" Asked what could not be forgiven, Mr. Putin said bluntly, "Betrayal.
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Their mistakes these days are mostly forgiven, their naïveté largely dismissed.
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The loans will be forgiven if the businesses maintain their payroll.
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And of those from whom much is expected, little is forgiven.
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Failure to repeal will be a broken promise not soon forgiven.
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For that they'd be forgiven, since no one else does either.
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You'd be forgiven, because it was a strategy in name only.
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After two decades, borrowers will have their loans forgiven tax-free.
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If you're the one to die, the loan is also forgiven.
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One could be forgiven for reacting to this statement with skepticism.
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The Obama administration had allowed the debt to be fully forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven if you thought this image was of Earth.
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N.B.A. fans can be forgiven for being distracted by shiny objects.
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You could be forgiven if you've never eaten a butter tart.
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And when I complained, he said I was forgiven for life.
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Some things can still be forgiven in Hollywood, it would seem.
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It's a transition for which she has never fully forgiven herself.
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"I can't tell if Mitt hasn't forgiven Trump for not picking him for secretary of State, or if Mitt just hasn't forgiven himself for giving us four unnecessary years of Obama," Gaetz told The Hill. Rep.
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It's a story so preposterous, you'd be forgiven for assuming it's scripted.
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Kim Kardashian has forgiven Tristan Thompson, former scourge of the Kardashian empire.
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If Thiem had muttered 'plus ca change', he would have been forgiven.
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At the very least, I've forgiven him for his defining, dumb joke.
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They have to be forgiven because it was done out of ignorance.
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Debtors may have their loans forgiven after 15 years in the plan.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering: What the hell is Jeff Flake doing?
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And yet, you'd be forgiven for not knowing much about this person.
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Voters could be forgiven for wanting an end to the awful journey.
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But those who do not repent, and therefore cannot be forgiven, disappear.
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Fans could be forgiven for thinking an upset was in the cards.
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You could be forgiven for thinking the press is howling in appreciation.
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Jama said she has forgiven Burchard-Risch for what happened that day.
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So you could be forgiven for underestimating how exciting marbles can be.
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"Sorry Kanye — The Carters haven't forgiven you quite yet," the site reported.
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"She's basically already forgiven him," a source revealed to People in April.
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So far, fewer than 1% of applicants have had their loans forgiven.
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First, readers will be forgiven for suffering a bout of déjà vu.
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The radio station's listeners might be forgiven for thinking that it was.
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So you're forgiven if you're hesitant to wish them congratulations just yet.
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You can be forgiven if you feel like you don't understand TikTok.
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Father Coughlin and Huey Long can perhaps be forgiven: Reactionary attacks on
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To be fair, you could be forgiven for forgetting that it had.
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But many Republicans in Congress have not forgotten or forgiven Trump's attack.
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If, however, you must announce figures, a little padding will be forgiven.
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Had he kept on doing that, all else "would have been forgiven".
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You could be forgiven if you feel like you've lost the plot.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking the answer was Facebook, though, it's not.
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"I have forgiven you and only wish you the best," Hochhalter wrote.
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However, that could be forgiven if PIA delivered with advanced security options.
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You'd be forgiven if you looked at Snapchat's — I'm sorry, Snap Inc.
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You'd be forgiven for allowing Sorry's second visual mixtape, Home Demons Vol.
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We could have forgiven him, saying that the gesture had been uncontrollable.
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Even so, they might be forgiven for wondering what she stands for.
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" Jessa, in the family's March cover story"I definitely have forgiven Josh.
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His popularity rebounded, and polls showed that the people had forgiven him.
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I can only hope, in time, that my actions can be forgiven.
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If everyone brave is forgiven, then we can surely forgive Chris Cleave.
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She could be forgiven for wondering what the benefit of collaborating was.
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Southeast Asian consumers could be forgiven for a feeling of deja vu.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking Brexit wasn't a big deal for women.
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In general, forgiven debt is considered by Uncle Sam to be income.
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Meanwhile, employees at Netflix proper could be forgiven for forgetting their DVD.
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The GOP senator said he has "forgiven" Trump for his 2005 remarks.
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Revenue and earnings are forgiven if you can show growth in users.
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NIGERIANS might be forgiven for thinking they have travelled back in time.
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Tech can be forgiven its self-interest, though the hypocrisy is palpable.
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She nearly forgave herself and hoped that Amir had completely forgiven himself.
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"Simon replied, "I suppose the one who had the bigger debt forgiven.
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I have no right to demand or expect ... To be forgiven. Forgiveness.
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"God would have forgiven him… but he just sat there," he said.
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But they seem to have forgiven each other, livestreaming their deep conversations.
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In my 20s, she's apologized for her behavior, and I've forgiven her.
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But Indians might be forgiven for not making much of the distinction.
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You can be forgiven for wondering what the fuss was all about.
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Some, like Sara Cook, may not have all of their debt forgiven.
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He wants to be forgiven, but he won't regret anything he did.
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Any amount not forgiven would have a maximum interest rate of 4%.
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Their medical debt has been forgiven -- thanks to someone, somewhere who cared.
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You would be forgiven for forgetting that this one is Ben Carson.
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Bret Stephens Of those from whom little is expected, much is forgiven.
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These people might be forgiven for savoring the feeling of respite recently.
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Sterling bulls could be forgiven if they thought Christmas had arrived early.
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Zoe Lofgren could be forgiven for having a sense of deja vu.
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Despite its size, you'd be forgiven for not knowing anything about Xiaomi.
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Before court ended, several family members told Slager they had forgiven him.
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But these sins are easily forgiven when their surroundings are this strong.
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Kansas was there, too, although one could be forgiven for not noticing.
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The sins of misogynistic poets past must not be so easily forgiven.
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Graduate students, meanwhile, would not have their loans forgiven for 30 years.
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That reflects a political judgement about who or what can be forgiven.
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Investors can be forgiven if they are more than a bit skeptical.
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You can be forgiven if you didn't see every minute of it.
|
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"I've officially forgiven Damon Lindelof for the ending of Lost," he says.
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He might have been forgiven for betraying a degree of protest fatigue.
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But you'd be forgiven for not finding it on cinema schedules there.
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But you'd be forgiven for thinking they're billing Trump by the hour.
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She had forgiven her brother's killers a long time ago, she said.
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Tristan says she's forgiven Walk and hopes he can change his ways.
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Under that loan, eight weeks' worth of payroll obligations (including wages and benefits), plus rent or mortgage payments and utilities will be forgiven, and the amount forgiven would not be treated as taxable income to the small business owner.
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" Here's part of an entry on the Rheingau producer Georg Breuer: "Early in love we may be ravishingly affectionate or exquisitely gentle, but tenderness takes years; it's the sum of all the things we've forgiven and been forgiven for.
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In such circumstances, Walmart could be forgiven a severe attack of sour grapes.
|
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Had they remained true to their 'peace and love' ethos and forgiven him?
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Unless, of course, you don't believe he needs to be forgiven at all.
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"I think the community has completely forgiven Jennifer," a friend told the show.
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But many viewers could be forgiven for leaving the conversation wondering: Sid who?
|
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Donald Trump can be forgiven for being caught off-guard in the moment.
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It all worked out and all was forgiven on Oscar night I believe….
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Anyway, when we get back ... I don't know that you've forgiven me yet.
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And you'd be forgiven if you wish this show had done the same.
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If you haven't been following reality TV, you're forgiven for that loud scoff.
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Yes, I could have gotten that amount forgiven after 20 to 25 years.
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You'd be forgiven for reading these long-shot campaigns as a shopping spree.
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And after much deliberation, we've decided to forgive him (you're forgiven, Ed Sheeran).
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"I have forgiven her, I have moved on," Beador tells to PEOPLE Now.
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"I've never internally formally forgiven the shooter from the baseball shooting," he added.
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Remaining debt from federal loans would be forgiven for borrowers after 20 years.
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You'd be forgiven for feeling like this year was kind of a dud.
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Each year Evans owns the house, a portion of the $280,20183 is forgiven.
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She would have about $44,000 ($30,000 in today's dollars) forgiven after 20 years.
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I'm very real with my feelings and I know I have not forgiven.
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And by talking to them, you're giving them a sign that they're forgiven.
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"We all want to be forgiven," he added, referencing his own felony record.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that Billions is all about about the men.
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If Trump becomes the GOP's nominee, his acts of incitement will be forgiven.
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Unlike their male colleagues, they do not think they will be forgiven. 3.
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So it's not like here, where everything is kind of forgiven and forgotten.
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So you'd be forgiven for not remembering exactly where they went off to.
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After 15 years in a repayment plan, borrowers could have their debt forgiven.
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Listeners will be forgiven if they feel they have heard this story before.
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And this doesn't seem like the kind of betrayal that can be forgiven.
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Now that all has been forgiven, it's time for the jokes to begin!
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All is forgiven, and Kevin's victims are left to pick up the pieces.
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You'd be forgiven for not knowing the significance of download and upload speeds.
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Cynics might be forgiven for thinking that they have heard this argument before.
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Kris Jenner could be forgiven for having a negative opinion of Blac Chyna.
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All you have to do to be forgiven is to pray and ask.
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And a source recently confirmed that she has "basically already forgiven" her man.
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Many advocates are still pushing for those debts to be forgiven in full.
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She was forgiven her trespasses, but says she was prepared not to be.
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Ahmed, whose wife was among the victims, said he has forgiven the attacker.
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Over the last few days he could be forgiven for being outright smug.
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The amount of debt to be forgiven, $25 billion, was substantial in 1990.
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Yes, but Italians could be forgiven if they had someone else in mind.
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"We don't want to be forgiven, we didn't do anything wrong," she said.
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The calendar says Fall, but you'd be forgiven if you think it's Summer.
|
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Americans might be forgiven for their surprise at Trump's new interest in aesthetics.
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So you would be forgiven for thinking the Rocky films are about boxing.
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"I've forgiven everyone associated with his death, including him and myself," she says.
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You'd be forgiven for assuming that "battle royale" is an inherently violent genre.
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Federal student loans are forgiven upon death, but private loans may not be.
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We look to be absolved, forgiven, immediately, the way we look to God.
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I would've never probably have forgiven myself and thank God that I didn't.
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The loans would be forgiven if used to provide payroll to their employees.
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If used for those purposes, the loans would be forgiven in the future.
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And black people, who have never forgiven that betrayal, now vote overwhelmingly Democratic.
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You would be forgiven for thinking that such business strategies were ill advised.
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Today, it's wide open; a driver could be forgiven for missing it entirely.
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China has forgiven debt owed to it by some countries in the past.
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You could also be forgiven if you thought they were all real characters.
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Anyway, all will be forgiven if the next five episodes are pulse-pounding.
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You're forgiven if you've abandoned the dictation features of Siri or Google Assistant.
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Now they have their wish, though, and all is forgiven, on both sides.
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A casual observer would be forgiven for assuming budget process reform had died.
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Going to the theater, you would be forgiven for thinking only sight matters.
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Investors appear to have forgiven Netflix for missing subscriber targets over the summer.
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He performed in a Christian rap group called T.F.O., or The Forgiven Ones.
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One might be forgiven for thinking that Mr. Obama was trolling President Trump.
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They are not forgiven if they change their minds or adjust their messages.
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The poet may perhaps be forgiven the touch of sentiment at the end.
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Having set the bar so high, Peele can be forgiven for the disparity.
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You'd be forgiven for doing a double-take, but that's not Nicki Minaj.
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One could be forgiven for thinking that when it comes to Greek islands.
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A designer here could be forgiven for thinking it's the end of days.
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Brandt said he never wanted to tell his family he's personally forgiven Guyger.
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Americans could be forgiven for thinking that war is about to break out.
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Why are people taking it so personally, when even Kufrin has forgiven him?
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The change had no impact on customers, who could be forgiven for assuming
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You'd be forgiven if you don't know much about Swalwell, a California congressman.
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He should be forgiven, then, for making hay while the sun is shining.
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Let me say: I have long forgiven my parents for any of this.
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And many are eligible to have loans forgiven after specified periods of time.
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They've forgiven Cruz for not endorsing Trump at the Republican Convention in 2016.
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One could be forgiven for thinking Trump knew exactly what he was doing.
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Having her debt forgiven reinforced her belief that God would provide for her.
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If that is the case, tourists could be forgiven for bungling the pronunciation.
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Even if you throw your yellow letter out, your debt is still forgiven.
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And then he says my taxes are forgiven for the next 24 years.
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It's whoever the person is in the relationship that is always being forgiven.
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Khloé still isn't in a good place with her and hasn't really forgiven her.
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Perhaps we can then be forgiven for giving in to the temptation to march.
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But it would be dishonest of me to say all is forgiven, or forgotten.
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"Total Recall" You are to be forgiven if you don't even remember this one.
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The department estimates that the forgiven loans will add up to around $150 million.
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Given *Suicide Squad'*s tepid critical reception, you'd be forgiven for thinking Warner Bros.
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A set of balloons that say "I Love You Mom" and all is forgiven.
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She would have never forgiven me if he would have got hurt or died.
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If the Tundra was more capable than its rivals, a lot could be forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven if you're not sure what to make of the Hollander Hotel.
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And when I commit a cultural — even legal — faux pas, I am easily forgiven.
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Skeptical reporters could be forgiven, because the original idea came from Mr. Hollande himself.
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You'd be forgiven if you've had some trouble combing through Samsung's laptop product page.
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So people earning $10,000 a year would see just half of their loans forgiven.
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His repeated violations of treaties and UN Security Council resolutions have been partly forgiven.
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They want to see industry celebrities who have had their questionable choices unquestionably forgiven.
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I hope we live in a country where something like this can be forgiven.
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A year and a half later, it sounds like Kate has forgiven her father.
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Six years after leaving the governorship Mr Schwarzenegger could be forgiven for shunning politics.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that the World Bank now faces something similar.
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Daryl lets Dwight live, but he makes it clear he hasn't forgiven the man.
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The new News Feed is here, but you'd be forgiven for not having noticed.
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Kate Hudson has forgiven her estranged biological father for abandoning her as a child.
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Freeze clearly has skill, but hasn't provided the same galvanizing leadership as Forgiven did.
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With everyone tossing in the towel, you'd be forgiven for thinking smartwatches are over.
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Under the current plan, they would pay $75,000 over 20 years, with $32,000 forgiven.
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" He added, "We've forgiven, and we're moving on, and we're looking to the future.
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Taxes can be forgiven for the sale or transfer of assets in the restructuring.
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Community disaster loans - which are usually forgiven - are just one form of disaster relief.
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My sister said, 'Please forgive yourself, because I've forgiven you for giving me away.
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So they would be forgiven for asking where, exactly, all this money came from.
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Some can have their debt forgiven after 20 or 25 years of monthly payments.
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This has stymied the efforts of investigators to help students get their loans forgiven.
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That neither he, white America nor the American police officer will ever be forgiven.
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One could be forgiven for confusing Saudi King Salman with Frank Underwood this week.
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His smile is serene, as if to convey that all under Heaven is forgiven.
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All federal student loans are forgiven at death by Total Death and Disability Discharge.
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Ms. Morin's loan was forgiven and her default was scrubbed from her credit report.
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Their loans are forgiven after the designated period if they've continued to pay monthly.
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Clinton's email server in July, Mr. Trump seemed to imply that all was forgiven.
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You could be forgiven for thinking this is business as usual for the FCC.
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"I don't think I've ever been forgiven" for running against Mr. Specter, he added.
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I have not refused forgiveness, but I don't know that I have forgiven, either.
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Most of us would be forgiven for thinking math and humor are mutually exclusive.
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In fact, you'd be forgiven if you mistook the thing for a practice amp.
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If the debt were forgiven, Mr. Trump would have to report that as income.
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Like the Obama rule allowing aggrieved students to petition to get their loans forgiven.
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And the forgiven debt would not be treated as taxable income to the owner.
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Netanyahu can be forgiven for thinking Trump would go his way on settlement growth.
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If the business employees three people in five years, the loans would be forgiven.
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They are friendly, he said, but that does not mean Fitzgerald has forgiven him.
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But the rest of us can surely be forgiven if we remember him differently.
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You will also be forgiven if you didn't know the Gold Cup had started.
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But you could be forgiven for thinking you're watching a kind of choreographed dance.
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But that's not what Moore's supporters are offering when they say he's been forgiven.
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But he definitely hasn't forgiven Preet Bharara, the prosecutor who put him behind bars.
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Under the Closed School Discharge program, students were supposed to have their debts forgiven.
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Secular and nominally religious Americans can be forgiven for their surprise at this trend.
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But you could be forgiven for thinking they were directed at the show itself.
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For all of these reasons, one would have forgiven Teodoro for turning to pessimism.
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Investors could be forgiven for having whiplash after the events of the past week.
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If the homebuyer lives in the home for five years, the loan is forgiven.
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I hope that whoever you pray to, you ask for forgiveness and are forgiven.
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Hill was eviscerated, but Clarence was forgiven, thanks to some help from Joe Biden.
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They could be forgiven if they took their foot off the gas a bit.
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Kardashian has since said she's forgiven him, partly for the sake of their daughter.
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But I was a Californian by then and decided that I would be forgiven.
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She got 10 years in prison for it, but was forgiven by Botham's brother.
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But Giants fans could be forgiven if Judge's hiring resurrects some uncomfortable recent memories.
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B.B. Once we apologize sincerely, it's generally out of our hands whether we're forgiven.
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One can be forgiven for thinking about the proverbial pot calling the kettle black.
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But even while some borrowers' loan balances grow under these plans, others are forgiven.
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According to the Guardian, $217,742 of that loan was forgiven and treated as compensation.
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Mr. Mutreb told him he would be "forgiven" if he cooperated, the reporters say.
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Benedikt's much-shared piece argued that men sometimes need to be forgiven their advances.
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And it dares to wonder aloud whether we'll be forgiven for ushering it in.
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Trump's proposal for student loans is to essentially modify President Obama's repayment scheme where borrowers pay 10 percent of their income for 20 years, and whatever balance that remains after this term is forgiven (with the forgiven amount being considered taxable income).
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"Those whose hands are not stained with blood will be forgiven," says a Sunni minister.
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You could be forgiven for thinking otherwise, given some of the bizarre stories out there.
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But, nope: Reynolds was forgiven this foray into the DC side of the superhero spectrum.
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But all that will be forgiven as long as the picture gets better next year.
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And then all will be forgiven and then she'll be able to do something else.
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But a skeptical observer could be forgiven for finding his change of heart rather convenient.
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Which is awesome news, because I still haven't forgiven SYNC 3 for butchering Nilay's name.
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Investors appear to have forgiven them; the stock is now at an all-time high.
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My parent's generation should be forgiven for thinking that wraps were an acceptable lunchtime entree.
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Just the thought of having your ridiculously high student debt forgiven is *tingles* exciting. 5.
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She is forgiven for what has happened in this investigation that she has contributed to.
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You'd be forgiven, after two to 40 plays, for thinking the song might be okay.
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Women could not be prevented from working, and Geeta and her friends should be forgiven.
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Cold architecture and overpriced toiletries are forgiven, like they're being bathed in an understanding light.
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And the truth about Robb, who[m] I betrayed … I don't want to be forgiven.
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You could be forgiven for not having heard the name Bytedance before the recent news.
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It also dares to wonder aloud whether we'll be forgiven for ushering that future in.
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C., borrowers with household incomes under $21.6,22020 would get $50,000 of their student debt forgiven.
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Those who make over $21.5,000 a year would not have any of their loans forgiven.
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C., borrowers with household incomes under $303,000 would get $50,000 of their student debt forgiven.
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It's now harder for recent graduates of for-profit colleges to get their loans forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise because of their name, but chatbots can't really chat.
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In life, sloppiness can be forgiven, but, in film, it might be less aesthetically pleasing.
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Some early bugginess is to be forgiven for what is essentially a very public beta.
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Khloé, in her first statement since the scandal, tweeted back: June 27: All is forgiven.
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But even so, investors would be forgiven for checking their seat belts. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Americans could be forgiven for becoming numb to the swarm of stories reporting gun massacres.
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This would still allow the teacher, who has greater need, to have their loan forgiven.
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After 20 years, if the loans are not completely paid off they can be forgiven.
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But by the end of the episode, a postcard has arrived, and she's forgiven him.
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They may have forgiven, but haven't forgotten that sense of betrayal of their civil rights.
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Keep in mind that any student debt forgiven is considered taxable income under current law.
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"She wasn't very nice to me in that campaign, but I've forgiven," Murphy said, laughing.
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Yet May could be forgiven for reflecting ruefully on the disastrous year she has had.
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Real Cold War veterans may be forgiven for finding the 2016 election a little odd.
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If Bridgewater creates 750 jobs over the next five years the loan will be forgiven.
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I think that people make mistakes, it doesn't mean that they can never be forgiven.
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One could be forgiven for mistaking Roger Ailes's Fox News for Richard Nixon's White House.
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Archer is a dog, but you'd be forgiven if you mistook him for a phoenix.
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After 30 years, any remainder is forgiven (so no personal bankruptcies resulting from student debt).
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"She wasn't very nice to me in that campaign, but I've forgiven," Murphy said, laughing.
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Had he moved on, had he stopped being a ghost, had he truly forgiven himself?
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Those behind the financial overhaul might be forgiven for being taken aback by the skepticism.
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Men—especially cis, straight, and wealthy men—get room to be forgiven and to heal.
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Proposal: For undergraduate borrowers, any balance remaining after 9003 years of repayment would be forgiven.
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Fortunately, foreigners tend to get a "gaijin pass" and are forgiven for their etiquette errors.
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" Watson, still humiliated, responded, "Well, I'm glad that I'm forgiven because it was Tina Turner.
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A reader could be forgiven for feeling a bit unchallenged and uninvested after 50 pages.
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But over time, that episode was mostly forgiven as fans jumped aboard the Dodgers' wagon.
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If small business owners avoid laying off workers, the loans would be 100 percent forgiven.
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You can be forgiven for taking all that as the proverbial pie-in-the-sky.
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Never would have forgiven myself if I played him tonight and he had gotten hurt.
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Being queer is no longer something that needs to be tolerated, or accepted, or forgiven.
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We are to love and forgive our enemies, as God has loved and forgiven us.
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On Tuesday a check was delivered and shoppers were informed that their debts were forgiven.
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Then I missed PEACE TIME switching to TIME PIECE and I have never forgiven myself.
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Royce appreciated this tragic aspect of the moral life: Betrayals aren't easily fixed or forgiven.
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He will be judged harshly for his faults rather than forgiven for his human fallibility.
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Federal loans would be forgiven and private loans would be paid by the federal government.
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Their worshipful acts sexually molesting children cannot and will not be forgiven by the laity.
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But load up any Ferguson bout on Fight Pass and all will soon be forgiven.
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They're denied the opportunities we had to be forgotten and to have their mistakes forgiven.
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Some liberals still haven't forgiven me for my "Hug an Evangelical" column 13 years ago.
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Still, there is a downside to consider: You'll pay income taxes on the amount forgiven.
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This can cause them to think that that character's actions can be forgiven, or 'normal'.
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It's not for me to say that this, much less his slurs, should be forgiven.
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People would perhaps be forgiven for thinking Kickstarter is the grandfather of online crowdfunding sites.
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So, if there are no new facts, there is a new attitude: all is forgiven.
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Mr. Anwar said he had forgiven Mr. Mahathir for turning on him two decades ago.
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You absolutely could have been forgiven for playing James Harden here, but he's a guard.
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It is almost as if they have forgiven us and wish us a second chance.
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"I still haven't been forgiven by God for the covering up I did last year."
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It had taken a while for him to get there, but he had forgiven her.
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You may need to do damage control Mistakes are inevitable, and many are easily forgiven.
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Your private loans can't be forgiven; only federal loans qualify for public service loan forgiveness.
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With fuel prices having sharply declined, Americans can be forgiven for seeing little crisis here.
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So you'd be forgiven for feeling a bit of whiplash ... and for having some questions.
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Had the Cubs then rallied to win Game 7, all might have been quickly forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven for being surprised when seeing Michael Showalter's name in Search Party's credits.
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Viewers can be forgiven for thinking Vice's Shane Smith has time-traveled back to 1981.
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Yet the zany plot could be forgiven if it was aware of its own absurdity.
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Older workers may be forgiven if they feel confused about whether or not they are wanted.
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Previously, many murderers got off without punishment, because they were officially forgiven by the victims' families.
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All Is Forgiven continues at Proto Cinema (5 rue Notre Dame de Nazareth) through December 4.
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Scroll through my Instagram feed today, and you'd be forgiven for mistaking me as able-bodied.
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"You could be forgiven for looking at AA as a quasi-religious, spiritual entity," Kelly said.
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You could be forgiven for missing the part where the unity was supposed to come in.
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And as a woman gets a debt forgiven, she also has to fix her credit report.
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Fig may have forgiven Caputo, but she remembers that humiliating blowjob he coerced her into giving.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering if Intel's Project Athena laptop initiative is a meaningless marketing campaign.
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Readers could be forgiven for supposing that the MBTI was the creation of white-coated psychometricians.
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So he can be forgiven for celebrating his first taste of freedom – no matter how tiny.
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But a visitor to the capital could be forgiven for thinking the number is even higher.
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" Todd, 50, continued: "She is forgiven for what's happened in the last week to 10 days.
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The man will soon turn 93: He would be forgiven for giving this election a miss.
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The president said veterans will not be required to pay federal taxes on their forgiven debt.
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They would see about 10% of the total forgiven dollars and account for 11% of households.
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"It could be forgiven for being sort of lackluster after the big jobs gain," Exarhos said.
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I have never forgiven someone so many times in a row for being despicable and disgraceful.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that Wranglers are the cheap, simple machines they used to be.
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When Winfrey asked if they've forgiven Jackson, Robson said he was "on the path" to forgiveness.
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Mr Son wants to plump the goose; shareholders can be forgiven for carefully inspecting the nest.
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But if you've never seen one before, you'd be forgiven for not knowing what it is.
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Bea Johnson isn't a New Yorker, but you could be forgiven for mistaking her for one.
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The Laptop 2 is not a fanless computer, but you'd be forgiven for thinking it is.
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One source told PEOPLE on Thursday the Good American jeans creator had "basically already forgiven" Thompson.
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If I knew then what I knew now, I would not have forgiven her so quick.
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The cheesy lines and tinkered timelines can be forgiven as the excesses of any Hollywood adaptation.
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ONE would be forgiven for thinking that the Department of Agriculture primarily concerns itself with farms.
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It seems as though she's forgiven his many technical fouls, judging from her recent Instagram Stories.
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But Noland said she had "no ill will" toward Long and that she had forgiven him.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking 152 drone accidents seems like a small number in 10 years.
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If you are a VR enthusiast, you may be forgiven for not knowing who MindMaze is.
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With Windows 10, we've forgiven all of the sins accrued under ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
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He said he should not be forgiven for what he had done, WREG reported , citing investigators.
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But I'm Catholic, you go to the priest, you apologize, you are forgiven all your sins.
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Depending on the repayment plan, your student loan will be forgiven after 20 or 25 years.
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If I had not forgiven him for his transgressions, it would have haunted me for years.
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You'd be forgiven, then, for not recognizing her as someone who's pretty good at throwing shapes.
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You might be forgiven for missing what looked like the end of Donald Trump's infrastructure crusade.
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"I would like to ask to be forgiven by those who I have harmed," Oliver continued.
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They had clearly forgiven him for once telling devotees of the series to "get a life".
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In the current confusing, patchwork landscape of abortion restriction laws, you'd be forgiven for being misinformed.
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One could be forgiven for experiencing some whiplash from the spate of intense auctions this week.
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A source told PEOPLE on Thursday the Good American jeans creator had "basically already forgiven" Thompson.
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One could be forgiven for opting to turn a blind eye to current events these days.
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The German election is only days away, but in Berlin, you could be forgiven for not
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Therefore, I tell you, her many sins have been forgiven—as her great love has shown.
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Out of context, you'd be forgiven for thinking that these things make me An Absolute Nutter.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering why I'm relaying my being covered in strange masses so nonchalantly.
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Ordinarily, that deduction would be recaptured when the debt was forgiven or the underlying assets sold.
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By the time we finished, I felt certain that I'd been forgiven for my rough start.
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There is a lot that needs to be forgiven in the early stages of this novel.
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Maxwell, 25, is still in a relationship with Ramasar and maintains that she has forgiven him.
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She dies, but is forgiven and ushered into heaven; the demon is again condemned to solitude.
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The loans are structured so that they would be forgiven if the businesses maintain their payrolls.
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And give the students who'd gotten a raw deal a chance to get their loans forgiven.
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Lawrence Osborne's "The Forgiven" and "Hunters in the Dark" are two of my most recent favorites.
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Britain collects payments for up to 30 years, after which any remaining amount owed is forgiven.
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There is no crystal ball in "The Simpsons" writers' room, but you'd be forgiven for wondering.
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A new patron would be forgiven for believing the owner had a lively sense of irony.
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But you'd be forgiven if you missed it, because they almost never mention him by name.
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Depending on how long the homeowner works at the university, the entire loan can be forgiven.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that the worst of the weather was already behind us.
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Even if the action could be forgiven by the offended party, what would this forgiveness mean?
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You could be forgiven if you only noticed one event happening on the internet this week.
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Tulsi Gabbard is still running for president, but you could be forgiven if you didn't notice.
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But once the teacher fetches a physician to tend to her ailing class, all is forgiven.
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Had Fred Trump simply forgiven the debt, his son would have owed millions in income taxes.
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You would, of course, be completely forgiven for not recognizing Oppo's name here in the States.
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Given the bluster emanating from Pyongyang and Bedminster, N.J., Americans can be forgiven for feeling anxious.
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"I hired another Nora student instead and Jean has still never forgiven me," Mr. Kaplan said.
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You could be forgiven a sense of deja-vu, like the cold war march music restarted.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that you could put four adults in it, but you can't.
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If you're not on TikTok, you'd be forgiven for not knowing what the Renegade even is.
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But Mr. McCain's conservative detractors have not forgiven his maverick tendencies simply because he is ill.
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A church deacon said at the time that the church believed that God had forgiven him.
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"Qatar's role as a saboteur can no longer be forgiven," said Egypt's foreign minister, Sameh Shoukry.
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Still, investors could be forgiven for having flashbacks about some of the market's most vicious drops.
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However, undergraduate students would have their loans forgiven after 15 years, compared with 20 years now.
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You'd be forgiven, in other words, if you didn't read all the way to the end.
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The reality star has since said she's forgiven him, partly for the sake of their daughter.
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The Education Department just released data on how many loans it has forgiven under the program.
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McSpadden was asked if she had forgiven Darren Wilson, the white police officer who shot Brown.
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That such speechifying can be forgiven says something about Kalfar's wild imagination, his ingenuity, his heart.
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The Conservative rebels think their party will never be forgiven for such damage to the economy.
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After 20 years — or 240 monthly payments — borrowers will have any remaining debt forgiven tax-free.
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True, you'd be forgiven for not noticing, because actual production in China has never been higher.
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Some students who claimed their colleges defrauded them will no longer get their loans forgiven entirely.
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Still, a casual observer could be forgiven for feeling a bit of whiplash after that line.
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It is like meeting your executioner and having every shabby misdeed of your ugly past forgiven.
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So then, you could be forgiven for asking, what is the point of all this angst?
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Any nefarious intentions are easily forgiven, any cruel words are the product of thoughtlessness, not malice.
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About halfway through Deepwater Horizon, viewers could be forgiven for briefly forgetting they're watching a disaster movie.
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"I absolutely believe that people are allowed to make mistakes and move on, be forgiven," Dubrow revealed.
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"If its actions in Ukraine are also forgiven, its next step is an open question," he said.
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The word "never" is interesting — if Daryl is still alive, "hasn't forgiven himself" might make more sense.
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" Adds sister Joy: "I have forgiven him and I feel that, but the trust is not there.
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But if they can find a soft spot in their heart to forgive Nick, I've forgiven him.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking your Amazon Kindle is just a tiny slate only fit for reading.
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It seems Kathryn has forgiven Cecile for telling everyone about that whole "cocaine-in-the-rosary" thing.
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If you weren't aware of this initiative, then you are forgiven, because it's a brand-new event.
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In fact, you'd be forgiven for not realizing they were still in the device business at all.
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Readers could be forgiven for thinking that there is no hope, especially given the catastrophe in Aleppo.
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Even if 25% of my student loan debt could be forgiven, that would change our lives, too.
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Orphaned as a child, Pius has not accepted his past or forgiven the parents that deserted him.
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People could be forgiven for thinking the building of neural networks and artificial intelligence isn't labor intensive.
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Here's the since deleted tweet: Posting the artwork without credit was a small mistake that's easily forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven for drawing that conclusion from recent headlines about dropping stock prices and user attrition.
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For each year they live in their new home, they get one-fifth of the loan forgiven.
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You could be forgiven for not knowing this, because again, it looks like any regular ol' plant.
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Watching his reaction after the race, you would be forgiven for thinking he had just won gold.
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But local residents who do not own property could be forgiven for hoping that Amazon goes elsewhere.
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You'd be forgiven for being underwhelmed, but I'm here to tell you that plenty has actually changed.
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There isn't a lingering question about whether the apology is enough, or whether Steve can be forgiven.
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She expected to have her loans consolidated, and eventually forgiven, she said, within a matter of months.
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If you read tech coverage a lot, you might be forgiven for thinking it's a little toothless.
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We can all be forgiven for assuming that completely unencumbered driverless cars were right around the corner.
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Oh, and the rabbi has finally forgiven her for the shrimp pandemonium after nearly half a decade.
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The program stipulates that candidates can have their loans forgiven after making minimum payments for 10 years.
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He then started to cry and allegedly told police that he "should not be forgiven," WREG reports.
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Nadine Collier, whose mother Ethel Lance was among Roof's victims, again told Roof she had forgiven him.
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I wonder if some people will say he shouldn't have hugged him or shouldn't have forgiven him.
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Warriors fans would be forgiven for disagreeing but it's hard designing a logo around throwing a mouthpiece.
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You want your ex back because that will mean you're forgiven and can stop feeling so shitty.
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You could be forgiven for not knowing that Ronda Rousey's opponent at UFC 207 is Amanda Nunes.
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You'll be forgiven for having some questions about this chaotic, AI-driven world that's predicted to unfold.
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Merkel was never forgiven for finally plunging in the knife at the time of the funding scandal.
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Now, you're forgiven if someone hacking a 3D printer doesn't strike you as a particularly egregious threat.
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People who don't follow these things inch by inch could be forgiven for thinking they're going mad.
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With all of that going on, you'd be forgiven for forgetting about Nintendo's plucky handheld, the 3DS.
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You're forgiven if you thought Yammer — Microsoft's proto-Slack, not quite real-time chat application — was dead.
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Anyone following tax reform in Congress can be forgiven for worrying about the health of American democracy.
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The deal was valued at $7.5 million, including forgiven debt, according to sources familiar with the deal.
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In addition, transgressors frequently felt guilty and wanted to be forgiven much more than their victims realized.
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New York (CNN)You'd be forgiven if you mistook the place for a nightclub or a gallery.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering if your cabin is doubling as a Ben and Jerry's storage facility.
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The combined value of the forgiven taxes is $359.3 million, with four years left on the abatement.
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All of the loans have been repaid, but approximately $600,000 of the loan to Minson was forgiven.
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Positions that, at another time, might have been forgiven as attempts to stir debate now appear dangerous.
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Trump says he'd consider allowing borrowers to contribute 1303% and have their debts forgiven after 15 years.
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In 2014, about 150,000 apartments qualified for 421-a benefits, resulting in $1123 billion in forgiven taxes.
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The details of how much debt would be forgiven in the new bid is not yet available.
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Given these lofty accomplishments, you're forgiven if you assumed Phelps never battles feelings of depression and hopelessness.
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" But based on Bass' tweet Tuesday after the news broke, it sounds like all is forgiven. "HGTV??!
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" Another person tweeted "Wait, WHEN did we decide Aziz Ansari was forgiven and allowed to carry on?
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You could be forgiven for believing that this corresponds to any legal or medical theory of treatment.
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The Supreme Court would be forgiven if it didn't want to wade into the middle of this.
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For borrowers with any graduate debt, any balance remaining after 30 years of repayment would be forgiven.
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A debt could suddenly be forgiven—or someone could expect you to cough up that change now.
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I've forgiven myself for being all over the map with my emotions, and hope you can too.
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If anyone could be forgiven for plundering her own archive at this point, however, it's Donatella Versace.
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Investors have ignored ugly crackdowns before; that feeds cynical expectations that harsh measures will be forgiven again.
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Americans can be forgiven if they struggle to find any coherence in the Trump administration's foreign policy.
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Voters may be forgiven if they are a bit confused and, perhaps, puzzled over this immaculate reception.
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But you'd be forgiven if you missed it, because they almost never mention Mr. Biden by name.
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So far, the program has forgiven nearly $22017 million in debt, meaning the government absorbs the loss.
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You might be forgiven for believing that elected officials here have been trying to stage a coup.
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You're forgiven if you have not kept up with the deluge of news regarding the Huawei fight.
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Students who left ITT within the past six months will be eligible to have their loans forgiven.
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"If you commit a crime, you are not forgiven because you are united as a religious group."
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In some cases, the loans may be forgiven, but the bill does not clearly outline those limitations.
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In the extremely crowded VPN market, you could be forgiven for ruling out the more expensive services.
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Hindu nationalists haven't forgiven Muslims for the partition of India, but their fury is a little misguided.
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You'd be forgiven for not knowing where to look for the new season of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Suddenly, far more borrowers than Congress had initially intended would be eligible to have their loans forgiven.
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I have no doubt that if I stayed in public service, my loans would have been forgiven.
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Until then, outsiders can be forgiven for taking China's economic data with a healthy dose of salt.
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Many are also eligible to have their loans forgiven after 20 to 25 years of monthly payments.
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But Trump seems to have forgiven those words when he tapped Perry to lead his Energy Department.
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Mr. Adamson, 43, called Chase to investigate and learned that his remaining $1,600 debt had been forgiven.
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But if you happen to be there, you'll be forgiven for not finding it on cinema schedules.
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If you were to accidentally rake "The Gold Leaf" into an autumn pile, you could be forgiven.
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MANCHESTER, England — Henrikh Mkhitaryan would be forgiven for not wanting to take his work home with him.
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Now, instead of being in pain, she has forgiven others and has a healthy relationship with judgment.
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I think our country and economy would be far better off if student loan debt was forgiven.
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Currently, the 421-a tax breaks cost the city about $1.4 billion a year in forgiven taxes.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that all the best deals are long gone at this point.
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Even though the state has forgiven my crime, the federal government could still decide to deport me.
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Jones lost a couple of fumbles, but they were forgiven somewhat in the glow of his performance.
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But this game has a built-in fail-safe: Label a book "fiction," and all is forgiven.
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Mr. Adamson, 43, called Chase to investigate and learned that his remaining $1,600 debt had been forgiven.
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If you taught special education or high-school math or science, up to $17,500 could be forgiven.
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After a stern media backlash, Dunham decided to pay her opening acts and, predictably, all was forgiven.
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I love my parents and have forgiven them for a lot of the things they did to us.
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Even readers less snarky than Wilde can be forgiven if fictional expirations meet with less than solemn reactions.
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When they do, partnership owners must pay income taxes on their share of the debt forgiven by creditors.
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Their relationship is a hothouse in which the absurdity of modern life can be both exposed and forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven for assuming that someone bringing these topics up was talking about the 2016 presidential election.
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We went on to talk about his parents, his father's alcoholism and how Jack had forgiven his dad.
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Surveying the landscape of internet access, one could be forgiven for a single dank conclusion: Winter is coming.
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Among the other points you should know: Under public service loan forgiveness, your debt is forgiven tax-free.
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For every $3 people earn beyond the $100,000 threshold, they lose $1 of the $50,63 in debt forgiven.
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I love my parents, and have forgiven them for a lot of the things they did to us.
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You'd be forgiven if you don't remember the exact details of that particular five-year-old internet spiral.
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The cynical might be forgiven for seeing in such vagueness a license to cherry-pick the most comely.
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Users, meanwhile, have consistently forgiven the company for seemingly endless privacy and security lapses over the past year.
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" She also thanked her mother and jokingly added, "you are officially forgiven for getting us into a cult.
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There was some debate about the victim's mother, June Steenkamp, and her statement that she had forgiven Pistorius.
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That's why you'd be forgiven for believing the battle for net neutrality has already been fought and won.
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However, a source tells PEOPLE that Khloé "has basically already forgiven him" following the birth of their daughter.
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Former teen pop singer Melissa Schuman has announced she's forgiven Nick Carter weeks after accusing him of rape.
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Eight years on, football fans could be forgiven for missing the authoritative decrees from his aquarium in Oberhausen.
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However, a source tells PEOPLE that Khloé "has basically already forgiven him" following the birth of their daughter.
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Forgiven student loan debt is considered taxable income, so Mayotte recommends putting aside money for that eventual bill.
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It is customary to count forgiven debt as "imputed income" which would then be taxed as ordinary income.
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He escapes, but I know I'm forgiven when he joins me on the couch about 10 minutes later.
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Investors, who have forgiven months of bad headlines in light of Facebook's strong financial performance, are growing jittery.
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You're forgiven if you've forgotten about the Pixel C, an Android tablet Google started selling two years ago.
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Lightning. But you're forgiven if you thought sharks, because the media cover shark attacks more than lightning strikes.
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Rusty told Winfrey he has forgiven his children's murderer, noting he's always "blamed her illness" for their deaths.
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Chipotle's back on top: Customers have clearly forgiven the health crisis that plagued Chipotle in 2015 and 2016.
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But you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise, thanks to this dumb game of Telephone we call The Internet.
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As 2015 drew to a close, you might be forgiven for thinking the encryption debate was all talk.
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Senate Democrats have not forgiven their Republican counterparts for stonewalling Merrick Garland, former President Obama's nominee, last year.
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No, Spicer hadn't jumped ship, though he could be forgiven from absconding from the press grilling that awaited.
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Around these parts, all is forgiven if you're entertaining and yes, it helps if you're white and male.
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O.J. Simpson,' thinks O.J. should be forgiven and even paroled, if he's lived by the rules behind bars.
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You'd be forgiven if you thought Amazon was finished announcing new hardware after last month's massive Echo event.
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So right from the start, Bolt could have been forgiven for really having it in for the American.
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However, all seems forgiven now that he has shared a photo of himself from about 40 years ago.
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These sins of writing are easily forgiven in a nonfiction author who swashbuckles us into some unknown world.
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But at the Lucerne concerts, featuring the conductor Matthias Pintscher and the vocalist Della Miles, all is forgiven.
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You would be forgiven for not immediately noticing the economic impact of Trump's burgeoning trade war with China.
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Too many Davosites think they need only make corporations a bit more woke and all will be forgiven.
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An observer could have been forgiven for thinking practically all of Sloane Street had migrated to her suitcase.
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"We have forgiven those who received educational and medical deferments from serving in the war," the letter states.
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The Interpreter You could be forgiven, after five years of Syria's war dominating front pages, for feeling lost.
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But residents of southwest Virginia, 19 percent of whom live in poverty, can be forgiven for their skepticism.
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As a billionaire, Trump could be forgiven for not knowing how NAFTA keeps prices on US supermarkets down.
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Travelers would be forgiven for not grasping the increasingly complicated formulas airlines use to earn or redeem miles.
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To live in Baltimore, where few have forgiven the Colts for leaving, is to have a long memory.
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All of the loans have been repaid, but approximately $21.6 million of the loan to Minson was forgiven.
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His attack on a Gold Star mother was a moral blasphemy that cannot be defended, explained or forgiven.
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Do we take him at his word that he is a changed man, that he should be forgiven?
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One can therefore be forgiven for initially overlooking another elephant in the room — the identity of the seller.
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Reports, comments, workshops — we can be forgiven for rolling our eyes and wondering if anything useful will emerge.
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At this point you might be forgiven for thinking we had rather heard enough from James Comey's Ego.
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Ms. Arthur said she knew who the student is but had forgiven him, according to the NBC station.
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His father, a health inspector, had never forgiven him for moving away; his nieces found his urbanity condescending.
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Without doing a formal poll, it's safe to say most would be happy to have their loans forgiven.
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He clearly thought that the action marked him as someone who'd caused a trauma that hasn't been forgiven.
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After reading the morning news, you would be forgiven for pronouncing 2017 a low moment for the world.
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Were some of those same fake loans then "forgiven" to help Mr. Manafort seem more creditworthy to banks?
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It is a simple and seemingly obvious fact, but one you will be forgiven for not fully realizing.
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So Ms. Laporta said she agreed to record a $1.5 million loan to Mr. Manafort's company as forgiven.
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After about 50 minutes, you could be forgiven for thinking that the record was coming to an end.
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Anyone who didn't work in energy, agriculture or manufacturing could be forgiven for not noticing it at all.
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State legislatures should order that these rents be forgiven for as long as the closings are in effect.
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She told PEOPLE that she has since forgiven Eason and that they are working to heal their marriage.
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" DiLeo took a picture and posted it on her town's public Facebook page "just to say, 'You're forgiven.
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We all know that teenagers are notoriously impulsive and should be forgiven for doing things like that, right?
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" Barack Obama used his final prayer breakfast to call for humility and "pray that my failings are forgiven.
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Think about all of that, and you could be forgiven for wondering how the process ever goes right.
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Impeachment You'd be forgiven if yesterday's impeachment trial proceedings left you with a little bit of déjà vu.
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New York (CNN)You're forgiven if you thought the trade war between the US and China ended Wednesday.
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In the Gelbs' telling, O'Neill — who called himself Agnes's "firstborn" — appears never to have forgiven Shane for existing.
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You'd be forgiven for assuming, at first glance, that Minaj is in the company of two other women.
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When mistakes were made, borrowers were left on the hook for debts they had believed would be forgiven.
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But Matt was really funny on SNL, so he was forgiven for equivocating about Casey, Louis, and Harvey.
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And Mr. Trump is so adept at creating smoke that Americans might be forgiven for thinking that's true.
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Much was forgiven in Act III, though, when Arturo returns and gives the honorable reason for his absence.
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Economic Trends You could be forgiven for not noticing it, but the United States economy is gaining momentum.
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Anyone who has watched Mr. Glenn play Stick in the Netflix series "Daredevil" could be forgiven for wincing.
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If you stick with one of those for a decade or two, your remaining balance could be forgiven.
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In a crucial phone call to the new home, Henry is begrudgingly but miraculously forgiven by his sister.
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The total amount of the debt that would be forgiven under the new policy was not made public.
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She explained that Mr. Ramasar had expressed his regret over the situation and that she had forgiven him.
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Currently, it is nearly impossible to have your student debt forgiven during bankruptcy — but that may soon change.
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Amazon isn't a stranger to releasing things when it shouldn't, and to some extent, it can be forgiven.
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However, it appears all is forgiven, because Kim sent back a gushing comment in response to Schumer's 'gram.
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Many conservatives still haven't forgiven him for spearheading the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002.
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U.K. taxpayers should be forgiven for wondering what exactly their data protection regulator is for at this point.
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It's one of many true details in a saga that you'd be forgiven for thinking was Hollywood invention.
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Among the other points you should know: under public service loan forgiveness, your debt is forgiven tax-free.
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Under his plan, federal loans would be forgiven and private loans would be paid by the federal government.
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Under Warren's proposal, borrowers with household incomes less than $100,0003 would get $50,000 of their student debt forgiven.
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A viewer of Fox News may be forgiven for thinking that we have already elected a socialist President.
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They can be forgiven for thinking that this is the way it is going to be from hereon.
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For every $20.1 people earn beyond the $22020,22 threshold, they lose $2400 of the $210,1.53 in debt forgiven.
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If you sat through Sunday's football-related entertainment, you could be forgiven for swearing off Super Bowls forever.
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God can forgive sins against God, but notably, sins between people can be forgiven only by the aggrieved.
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Facing the prospect of billions of dollars of forgiven loans, the department stalled the implementation of the rule.
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Mr. Ahmad said he had forgiven the gunman and believed that good would eventually come from the killing.
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In this context, you could be forgiven for forgetting about the third Heisman-finalist quarterback, Oklahoma's Baker Mayfield.
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You would be forgiven for thinking Pettis' title reign was lengthier than what I give it credit for.
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If someone tries it on you, you could be forgiven for wanting to kick them in the ass.
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For every $473 people earn beyond the $100,000 threshold, they lose $1 of the $50,000 in debt forgiven.
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For every $3 people earn beyond the $100,2100 threshold, they lose $2000 of the $22020,21.25 in debt forgiven.
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Frank helps Annalise obtain the sealed file, even though she understandably still hasn't forgiven him for the car crash.
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So you can be forgiven if you missed the news that Trump has apparently picked an energy adviser: Rep.
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Before instant replay, most close calls were shrugged away, usually forgiven as part of the human element of sports.
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The company has thrived inside the Montana startup ecosystem, which you'd be forgiven for not having heard much about.
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Maybe the former Texas governor can be forgiven for casting aspersions on the usefulness of this $30 billion bureaucracy.
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However, a provision in the new tax code waives federal income taxes on forgiven education debt for disabled individuals.
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So, perhaps, Windows users can be forgiven all these years later for not even knowing the Snipping Tool exists.
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Red customers are nothing if not loyalists and if the company does right by them, all will be forgiven.
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If this were Trump's next move, Tusk could be forgiven for thinking Europe does indeed face an existential threat.
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The Education Department just released data on how many borrowers' loans it has forgiven under the program — just 206.
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Online daters will be forgiven for being unable to swipe past that sinking feeling that whoever wins, we lose.
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Image: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You will be forgiven if you've been perplexed by Intel's 8th generation Core computer processors.
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According to the analysis, a debtor earning $20,000 would have loans forgiven under either the REPAYE or Trump plan.
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You'd be forgiven for not getting a clear picture of where Biden would differ from Trump in this answer.
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Under Warren's plan, half of Hopkins' debt would be canceled, and all of her boyfriend's loans would be forgiven.
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But you're forgiven if you'd rather not travel across the universe to get a few smiles at movie night.
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Geimer has said for years that she has forgiven Polanski and would like to leave the saga behind her.
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You might be forgiven for wondering, as it only happens every two years, what exactly is the Iowa caucus?
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If you tell the complete truth, it will in essence be forgiven, but the truth will be out there.
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The Education Department recently released data on how many borrowers' loans it has forgiven under the program — just 206.
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Some people have forgiven Donald Trump for his vulgar remarks in that Access Hollywood video — just not this cat.
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You're forgiven if the huge Intel chip vulnerability disclosure from a couple of days ago slipped under your radar.
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After Wednesday's Apple event, you'd be forgiven for thinking the iPhone, as a product category, is now horribly fragmented.
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So far, Maddie has evaded punishment, and her exes have, more or less, forgiven her for callously using them.
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Borrowers will have higher monthly payments under Trump's repayment plan, but would have their student loan debt forgiven sooner.
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But voters have not forgiven the party for joining the Conservatives in forming the coalition government of 1003-15.
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All the processing goes through RIP Medical Debt, which sends letters notifying the beneficiaries their debts have been forgiven.
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She said on the show that she's forgiven him, though her insecurities flared up when she learned about it.
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When two reality TV stars proclaim their love, one can be forgiven for an automatic rolling of the eyes.
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Listen, had I confessed to my co-workers about my perm faux pas, all likely would've been quickly forgiven.
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Given any–or all–of those factors, you could be forgiven for feeling like you're set up to fail.
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If you're a Chase credit card holder whose debt has truly been forgiven, you still want to be vigilant.
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Anyone could have been forgiven for wondering if the area could recover from two disasters in a single decade.
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Residents of one midwestern state can be forgiven if they have a feeling they are not in Kansas anymore.
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Out of the $700 million authorized to cover loan cancellations, only $10.6 million in debt has actually been forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven for assuming that IFC's new comedy Brockmire would run out of ideas about five minutes in.
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No. But you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise, thanks to this dumb game of Telephone we call The Internet.
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There's a mayoral election in New York City on Tuesday, but you'd be forgiven for not knowing about it.
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No, not that Richard Spencer, though you could be forgiven for being momentarily confused given how things are going.
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"As an old person, I have forgiven him, but it would not work with him," she told The Times.
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The kitschy display of some of these entrances can be forgiven; the delegates are proud of their distinctive identities.
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Prosecutors said the killer was paid 70,000 euros, of which 50,000 euros was cash and the rest forgiven debt.
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I, personally, still haven't forgiven Zendaya for making me watch her bite into ice cream like it's an apple.
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But customers have clearly forgiven (and perhaps forgotten) about the E. coli outbreak of late 225 and early 2016.
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Looking at the back of the phone, you'd be forgiven for thinking the sensor is just the phone's camera.
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Looking around Dobson's house, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Diana was the only important person in her life.
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Like a blanket or a well-worn sweater, they are a comforting constant you'd be forgiven for takingfor granted.
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You'd be forgiven for dismissing the feature as yet another attempt by the social network to compete with Snapchat.
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When Serial shot to fame, you'd be forgiven for thinking it was the only true-crime podcast worth downloading.
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The Education Department recently released data on how many borrowers' loans it has forgiven under the program — just 103.
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But I've played the Ryman since then and it's been very warm, with standing ovations, so it's all forgiven.
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It's not that Bryce didn't commit a serious crime, nor is it that Jessica has forgiven him for it.
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But compared to the original Huawei Watch, you would be forgiven for calling them understated with their softer curves.
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He had to do these "therapy sessions" to her to help save her soul, to help her be forgiven.
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The idea of an underwater hotel is certainly novel, and one could be forgiven for thinking it's far-fetched.
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Warren endorsed Clinton for president last month, and some pro-Sanders hard-liners have not forgiven her for it.
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"I've made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgment, and I don't expect to be forgiven," Paul said.
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In the soporific heat you would be forgiven for thinking that time had forgotten the New Jersey-sized nation.
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Perhaps she could be forgiven; who wouldn't be swayed by someone sending out David Bowie's confoundingly appropriate "Five Years"?
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A provision in the new tax code waives federal income taxes on forgiven education debt for permanently disabled people.
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You could be forgiven for believing that the European Union is the new standard-bearer of global free trade.
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The big picture: Stock market investors can be forgiven for being unclear about how much Lyft is really worth.
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As long as she and Wells Adams continue to post super-cute couple photos, though, they might be forgiven.
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But given the stability of Ms Yellen's tenure, markets could be forgiven for wanting as few changes as possible.
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That can enable the victim to realize that the transgressor may well wish to be forgiven, their study found.
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Among those who believed for months that she was rigging the nominating fight, nothing would be forgiven so quickly.
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We've certainly forgiven them doing terrible things to each other before; that's no barrier to a sleeker Season 3.
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Think of the Bible's Sabbatical Year, every seventh year when all fields lay fallow and all debts are forgiven.
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Elizabeth Warren's plan, borrowers with household incomes of less than $2925,203 would get $220,21 of their student debt forgiven.
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You'd be forgiven, watching the dueling livestreams, for thinking you'd stumbled across portals into a pair of parallel universes.
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New York (CNN Business)ZIon Williamson has apparently forgiven Nike for that whole exploding shoe mishap earlier this year.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Yau Wai-ching and Sixtus "Baggio" Leung would be forgiven for feeling a little shell shocked.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that in this election representation is trumping the democracy in Germany's representative democracy.
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Both concede that promoting a fight is part of the business, although they can be forgiven for being fatigued.
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They look so healthy and ecstatic, you'd be forgiven for mistaking the image for an '80s chewing gum ad.
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Given the sheer capital at SoftBank's disposal, you'd be forgiven for thinking no tech CEO can resist its advances.
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Borrowers who have their loan forgiven through income-based repayment plans have to wait for up to 25 years.
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Under her proposal, cash-flow assistance would be forgiven so long as employers keep their workers employed and paid.
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There was another award show in Southern California this week that you would be forgiven for not knowing about.
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But you're forgiven if you didn't take time out of your life to establish this very specific paper trail.
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But if you were strolling the streets of Paris, you would be forgiven for not knowing it was happening.
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Americans may be forgiven if they do not feel the Court has advanced the cause of self-government today.
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While shareholders' criticisms of Mr. Saikawa were relatively restrained in comparison, that does not mean they have forgiven him.
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So guests could be forgiven for wondering what, exactly, the picketers were protesting: a general sense of wrongdoing, perhaps.
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A father who murders his daughter may be forgiven for this crime by her mother, who is his wife.
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Those loans would be forgiven if the employer continued to pay its workers for the duration of the crisis.
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But a bit of wonky balance can be forgiven in such a lush and sweeping swords-and-sorcery romance.
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Still, as Iñárritu spoke about the complicated future of the film industry, you'd be forgiven for expecting storm clouds.
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Liberals observing the awful spectacle might be forgiven for taking quiet satisfaction in this G.O.P. bonfire of the sanities.
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Firms would be encouraged to maintain payroll, and operating costs could be forgiven if participating companies met specific requirements.
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As Mr. Kurtag turned 85, then 90, we could be forgiven for quietly fearing it would never be finished.
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That is not a sentence from an Onion article, although you could be forgiven if you made that mistake.
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Minnesota Twins fans can be forgiven for looking at their opponent in Tuesday night's wild card game with trepidation.
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In theory, millions of borrowers are eligible to have their debts forgiven after a decade of public-service work.
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A young actress could be forgiven for keeping her social media feed upbeat and strictly apolitical during awards season.
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"He said that he felt relief," Dr. Welner said, "because he felt that he had been forgiven by God."
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No loans have been forgiven yet, because 10 years have not passed since the first borrowers entered the program.
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"Such sexist conduct shouldn't be forgiven," said Mari Miura, a professor of political science at Sophia University in Tokyo.
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An admirer can be forgiven for approaching "A Quiet Passion," Terence Davies's new movie about Dickinson's life, with trepidation.
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Really rotten people get forgiven, in the comedies and romances, at least, in ways that still make us uneasy.
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In Shakespeare, rotten people do rotten things, but if they stick around and say they're sorry they are forgiven.
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But Bojack ultimately betrayed Herb to keep his spot on the show, in a move never to be forgiven.
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Borrowers whose schools abruptly shut down or used misleading practices won't have to pay taxes on their forgiven balances.
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Missteps—tough strips of room-temperature fried tripe cutlet and dull oysters top-heavy with seaweed butter—were forgiven.
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In the sensational aftermath of the Jussie Smollett hate crime investigation, you could be forgiven for asking the question.
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On health care, you could be forgiven for thinking he had campaigned on setting up a single-payer system.
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It would be a huge boost to our family and to our spending if some or all was forgiven.
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One can be forgiven for imagining him ordering his troops to charge a hill at the Battle of Shiloh.
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Elizabeth Warren's plan, borrowers with household incomes of less than $220,21 would get $299,000 of their student debt forgiven.
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He can be forgiven for sounding a tad hyperbolic, given the history of phone-related mayhem in his state.
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Readers may be forgiven if they remain confused about whether a president of the United States can obstruct justice.
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But the amount is taxable when student loan balances are forgiven in the event of a death or disability.
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Those elsewhere on earth can be forgiven for wondering what all this lofty talk has to do with them.
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" Asked if had forgiven his father, who urged him to confess to the crime, McCray said: "I hate him.
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But the first step toward being forgiven is to show remorse and apologize, something to which Parker never fully committed.
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Cynics might be forgiven, however, for wondering whether talent is the only factor involved in getting those crucial early shows.
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But as late as a 1980 broadcast starring Irina Kolpakova this could be forgiven because of the gloriously sensitive dancing.
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And Alan hasn't forgiven himself for being depressed or Beatrice for not wanting to stay with him through his depression.
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REPAYE offers forgiveness after 1003 years for undergraduate loans only -- graduate school debt isn't forgiven until the 25-year mark.
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We have a feeling all will be forgiven now that his gentlemanly reputation has been fully restored in the press.
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"Andy and I have since forgiven one another for the hurt we caused each other," Fierstein said in the statement.
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Travis Barker's daughter Alabama has forgiven Echosmith drummer Graham Sierota for the inappropriate direct messages he sent her on Instagram.
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Some people don't much need the ability to self-regulate, because their failures of self-regulation are forgiven and forgotten.
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Not really, of course, but on this quiet, tree-lined street, you'd be forgiven for believing it's already late October.
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It was the sort of allegation that might be forgiven in a jealous wife, or in a professional campaign manager.
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"You'll pay more in interest, and as of now, the IRS will tax the forgiven amount as income," McGurran says.
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If they put their trust in Christ, their sins will be forgiven, Berger promised, according to a recording posted online.
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Gates then sent her a document dated June 23, 2015, on letterhead from Peranova, saying that the loan was forgiven.
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"Investors will be forgiven for skepticism about AT&T's guidance that suggests everything is about to get better," he wrote.
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Outsiders can be forgiven for being puzzled by government-party rivalry, not least because most government officials are party members.
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There were other types of deception, too, like implying that borrowers' loans could be forgiven within a matter of months.
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His words aren't the problem, it's that black people, no matter the circumstances, aren't generally forgiven for killing white people.
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Under Elizabeth Warren's plan, borrowers with household incomes of less than $2925,203 would get $220,21 of their student debt forgiven.
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By pulling this job for the crime boss, the women's hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt will be forgiven.
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Then — in a rather implausible and unsatisfactory way — she was forgiven by Jaqen and set free to return to Westeros.
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Fat people are queer, too, but you'd be forgiven for thinking it was a straight size thing (no pun intended).
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The audience can be forgiven for not being well-acquainted with the performers: Pygmalion was founded only 10 years ago.
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Individuals who make above $212,2490 each year would have a smaller amount of their debt forgiven based on their income.
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Our resulting disillusionment will apparently not be easily forgiven; it has already kept McGwire out of the Hall, seemingly forever.
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He's rescued by the other turtles and nursed back to health, forgiven for his brashness by his teenage mutant family.
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" Aidan's mother, Cathy Fraley, added: "I understand Mr. Bates has apologized and we have forgiven him, but there are consequences.
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So you'd be forgiven for thinking that these convoluted encyclopediae fantastica are the only thing the genre has to offer.
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If you read the company's promo materials, you'd be forgiven for thinking this will somehow make all content look better.
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Those borrowers with private loans would be allowed to convert them into federal loans so that they could be forgiven.
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The proposed plan could potentially help low-income borrowers more because the debt is forgiven sooner than current repayment options.
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However, Mayor de Blasio said tickets prior to the MOU aren't forgiven, and "diplomatic delegations must still pay their debt."
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Hours later, all seemed to be forgiven as Lopez got ready for one of her final performances for her residency.
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Still, this was the club's first ever European Cup final, and the players could have been forgiven some early nerves.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking this was a film about cricket, given the number of cricketing terms used in it.
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A summer vacation doesn't need to cost you a month's salary, but you'd be forgiven for thinking that it should.
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After 15 years of paying that 12.5 percent per month cost, the remainder of the undergraduate's loans would be forgiven.
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According to Levant, who is Jewish, Goldy's decision to go to Charlottesville was a mistake that could have been forgiven.
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Mr. Trump has never forgiven Mr. Sessions, who was the first member of the Senate to endorse his presidential bid.
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I say to you, if I had lived after having pressed that button, I could never ever have forgiven myself.
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But he manages a few selfies with fans, too, so even the most startling jump scares seemed to be forgiven.
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Were it the case that these rules added value for consumers in some way, perhaps their existence could be forgiven.
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As much as this irked my father, James was forgiven as long as he was wearing the wine and gold.
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For example, students who take home 70 percent of their peers' incomes will have 30 percent of their loans forgiven.
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We, as a nation, can be forgiven for not having rules and regulations that would have prevented this Russian interference.
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In a 2013 memoir, the victim, Samantha Geimer, said she had forgiven Mr. Polanski and moved on with her life.
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While federal student loans are forgiven at death, some private student loans do not come with a death forgiveness benefit.
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To listen to him you could be forgiven for assuming that we had been on the same side all along.
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That failure may at some point be forgiven by voters as a good faith effort against stiff resistance in Washington.
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Like Muhammad Ali, they have never been forgiven by some who believed they embarrassed the United States before the world.
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The system has six loan programs, numerous grants, and some four dozen options for paying off or getting loans forgiven.
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In an interview, Ms. Stevens said she understood the government's desire not to load forgiven student debts onto taxpayers' shoulders.
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The president has shone a harsh spotlight on the shortcomings of global liberalism, and for this he cannot be forgiven.
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Though such suggestions are probably not helpful to the flow of legislation, the president can be forgiven for his impatience.
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So you'd be forgiven if you thought that Hulu offered 4K programming by default on all of its streaming apps.
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About 20% received financial help and 73% had their loans forgiven, while others declared bankruptcy or received a financial windfall.
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Andrew Yang: You would be forgiven if you asked whether this businessman actually took part in the first Democratic debates.
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All one has to do is proclaim friendship and the expectation is that all manner of unfriendly behavior is forgiven.
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The message is that Zuckerberg screwed other people but should be forgiven because he's such a nice guy at heart.
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He has apologized to the people he hurt, most of them at least, and many of them have publicly forgiven.
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So if you're looking for an "off ramp" of sorts right now, you'd be forgiven for having troubling finding it.
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We can all be forgiven for some skepticism on that count, but Something Is Happening and Ocean, finally, seems ready.
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You might be forgiven for feeling, to borrow a slogan from an insurgent political campaign, that the game is rigged.
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Opinion You could be forgiven for thinking that the most fiercely contested territory in America right now is the bathroom.
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This is, indeed, surprising: In Italy such explosive success, measured in millions of copies, is seldom forgiven by one's colleagues.
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In fact, Americans could be forgiven for wondering why North Korea is not already designated as a sponsor of terrorism.
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But those who feared that The Great Wall would rely on such a narrative can be forgiven for that fear.
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"It is ... abundantly clear to me that he has never forgiven his father for being a Jew," one respondent wrote.
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All will be forgotten and forgiven — and Silicon Valley will move on to the next big idea to be squandered.
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In that world, most sins are eventually forgiven, people close to the president say, as long as loyalty is established.
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Paul will be forgiven for his past sins and both will continue to grind, because the YouTube grift never stops.
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Given its breadth of services, one might be forgiven for wondering whether Oodi should be considered a library at all.
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You'd be forgiven for not recognizing Christian Bale in "Vice," a new film in which he stars as Dick Cheney.
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All of this might have been forgiven if Sestak had at least secured the seat for Democrats in November 2010.
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The community's leader, Bishop Peters, has decreed that if the rapists ask to be forgiven, the women must forgive them.
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That's not to say you should tell her she has been forgiven; she clearly sees herself as the aggrieved party.
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I happen to have been an example — of a college graduate who did not deserve to have his loans forgiven.
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Likewise, the $367 billion in loans for small businesses which will be forgiven if their workers are retained, is essential.
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If you found yourself examining the sublime set dressing rather than paying attention to Roger's presentation of evidence, you're forgiven.
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"Canadians have not forgiven Mr. Trudeau," said Jean-Marc Léger, the chief executive of the Montreal-based Léger polling firm.
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Soon afterward, he forced Mr. Zuma to step down as president, a humiliating defeat that Mr. Zuma has not forgiven.
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At the beginning of her career, she was willing to call out actresses who may not have forgiven those slights.
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It's also true that comedy can be forgiven for a lot as long as it manages to make you laugh.
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McCarthy, I think, can be forgiven for not knowing how to run a credible investigation for the last two years.
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Users of the transportation app Pigeon could be forgiven for thinking the app was developed by just another buzzy startup.
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The average Russian could be forgiven for feeling that she had lived through a great deal in those two years.
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Penetrative sex was taboo: "As long as you weren't inside of a woman sexually, you would be forgiven," he said.
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But Beijing might be forgiven for dismissing it as so much political rhetoric in the midst of a presidential campaign.
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In other words, you could be forgiven for not realizing that this was Gonzaga's first appearance in the Final Four.
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He was loved and forgiven by so many because they perceived an indefatigable man who accepted responsibility for his shortcomings.
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I still haven't forgiven a probiotic yogurt drink that set my stomach on fire in the first days after diagnosis.
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Fair Game It seems only right that victims of predatory for-profit education companies should have their student loans forgiven.
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But whereas the Snap's shortcomings can be forgiven by the sticker prints, the same can't be said for the Pop.
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He chopped diligently, he chopped for his life, and by the time dinner was ready all had been forgiven. ♦
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After 25 years of payments – even if all the payments are $0 – any remaining loan balance is forgiven, said Kantrowitz.
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After 20 years, the remainder of the loans for people who have made payments through the program would be forgiven.
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In all, the organization says its donations have forgiven $434 million in medical debt so far, assisting some 250,000 people.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Brennan-Jobs has defended her father, and says she has forgiven him.
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The executives, however, will get a fresh start, their bad bets forgiven, with big salaries and a streamlined company. Maybe.
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I did things to him that I've asked to be forgiven for, and that will be his determination to make.
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You could be forgiven for thinking this might be some kind of PETA-sponsored parody, given the slightly ghoulish Col.
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Amid all the philosophized quandary, the existential fret, anyone would be forgiven for switching off and picking up a yo-yo.
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" The bottom line, from N.Y. Times' Mark Landler: "Americans could be forgiven for thinking that war is about to break out.
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If you watched the Republican and Democratic debates back to back, you'd be forgiven for thinking they described two different countries.
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On the other hand, under Trump's plan, this same person will have paid $12,046 over 15 years and have $29,543 forgiven.
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Unless you follow events like E3 closely, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Sony's portable Vita platform is all but dead.
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On some level, all that could be forgiven, but it's Wizards Unite's horrifically outdated execution that makes it a true flop.
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People are still commenting on the YouTube video of your removal saying they haven't forgiven Nicole Scherzinger for letting you go.
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