If this is the case, then Kaspersky might be free of blame.
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While the driver isn't free of blame here (he was driving a little fast), maybe don't be a jerk?
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McDonagh, who stayed down on the ice before needing help to the locker room, wasn't free of blame, either.
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The vast majority are honest and free of blame in the conspiracy under investigation in Brazil, the United States and Europe, he added.
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Then we heard Bormann's cool, superior, and oily voice. All he had to say was this: 'My dear fellow, do you really have to be so personal? Even if the others have filled their pockets, I myself am free of blame. That I swear to you by all I hold dear.
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Uno's career reached a peak in the most fraught times his party had seen, as he took the reigns of his party after the Recruit Scandal, when 47 Japanese MPs (including mostly other members from his own Liberal Democrat Party) were found guilty of taking bribes and unfair trading. Of all prime-ministerial candidates, only Uno was free of blame from them, and he was given charge over the party, the government, and Japan. By this stage he had served his country for almost fifty years, and was placed in office on 3 June 1989.
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Krausnick conducted research on the Commissar order and other criminal orders and their implementation by the German armed forces. Die Truppe des Weltanschauungskrieges was one of the first works to challenge the legend of a "clean" or "innocent" Wehrmacht, which had depicted the German armed forces as free of blame for the crimes committed. The book provided evidence of what the authors described as the "terrifying integration of the army into Hitler's extermination program and extermination policy". Their research refuted the notions that the Wehrmacht generals did not know about the activities of the Einsatzgruppen and that, had they known, they would have opposed them.
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67–68 CE half-shekel coin The Mishnah taught that those who removed from the Temple coins collected in the shekel tax could not enter the chamber wearing a bordered cloak or shoes or sandals or tefillin or an amulet, lest if they became rich people might say that they became rich from money in the chamber. The Mishnah thus taught that it is one’s duty to appear to be free of blame before others as before God, as says: “And you shall be guiltless before the Lord and before Israel.”Mishnah Shekalim 3:2, in, e.g., The Mishnah: A New Translation, translated by Jacob Neusner, page 255; Babylonian Talmud Shekalim 8a (from the Jerusalem Talmud, as it appears in the Babylonian Talmud), in, e.g.
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My conduct has > been free of blame, & I showed everyone that, tied as I was, I defied every > Villain to hurt me... I know how shocked you will be at this affair but I > request of you My Dear Betsy to think nothing of it all is now past & we > will again looked forward to future happyness. Nothing but true > consciousness as an Officer that I have done well could support me....Give > my blessings to my Dear Harriet, my Dear Mary, my Dear Betsy & to my Dear > little strangerThe Blighs' fourth child, another daughter, born a few months > after Lt. Bligh sailed from England. & tell them I shall soon be home...To > You my Love I give all that an affectionate Husband can give – Love, Respect > & all that is or ever will be in the power of your > ever affectionate Friend and Husband Wm Bligh.Alexander, Caroline, The > Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty (Viking Penguin, New > York, 2003), pp. 154–156.
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