I think he ultimately is not let off the hook, the viewer is not let off the hook for liking him if they do.
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But why should the Republicans be let off the hook?
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But politicians in Washington can't be let off the hook.
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But why should the audience be let off the hook?
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Others stressed that Budapest would not be let off the hook.
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Which is not to say that Republicans should be let off the hook.
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Finn, we hope you're safe and sound and are let off the hook soon.
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Specifically, he feels that they shouldn't have been let off the hook so easily.
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The readout tells the opposite story, one of Russia being let off the hook.
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" And he said, "I just feel like Glenn Beck is being let off the hook.
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Any time she's confronted with an unpleasant truth, she's let off the hook almost immediately.
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It's like, when fascism sets in, that's why he can't be let off the hook. Right.
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Modi has said he is merely ensuring white collar criminals are not let off the hook.
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But with our fundamental rights hanging in the balance, Kavanaugh cannot be let off the hook so easily.
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She should not be let off the hook simply because she's trying to move away from her former image.
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There may be a path here: If Clinton is to be let off the hook, so might Petraeus be.
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This means drivers who have committed serious offenses are sometimes let off the hook and back on the road.
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State-owned rival ZTE, similarly embargoed in 2018, was let off the hook as a pre-condition to talks.
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Those implementing costly structural reforms, or expecting a temporary deviation from the rules, might also be let off the hook.
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And conversations with members of that committee make clear that Facebook won't be let off the hook easy there either.
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After his second term ended in 2011, he was again investigated, only to be let off the hook on technicalities.
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"I believe she hoped she might one day have a brother and be let off the hook," Rhodes wrote. 3.
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When many countries are covered by tariffs, trade may simply be diverted through those countries that are let off the hook.
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Trump has so far projected confidence that he'll be let off the hook by the Republican-led Senate if he's impeached.
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Certain alternative trading systems were also let off the hook, including some that are operated by large brokerage companies like Morgan Stanley.
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Trump has so far projected confidence that he would be let off the hook by the Republican-led Senate if he were impeached.
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Trump also criticized Wall Street on the trail, saying the industry "got away with murder" and would not be let off the hook.
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While some people have pleaded guilty or been let off the hook since their arrests, 188 still face the full plate of charges.
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After pleading for his life, Charlie is let off the hook, provided he promises to answer the call whenever the Joker needs a hand.
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But just as much care needs to be taken to make sure that students who commit sexual assault are not let off the hook.
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Carreno Busta was staring at defeat when 6-5 down in the tiebreak but was let off the hook when Anderson missed with a forehand.
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Saucier's case became a rallying cry for conservatives, who pointed to it as evidence that Clinton was let off the hook for a similar offense.
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It doesn't mean anyone should be let off the hook, but it doesn't necessarily indicate a systematic failure other than, perhaps, a lack of labor.
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Writer Silpa Kovvali compared the whole thing to actors of color being asked about diversity during awards shows while white actors are let off the hook.
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Socialist-ruled Portugal was let off the hook because it would have been too difficult to fine one country and not the other, EU officials said.
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In Season 6 — MAJOR SPOILER ALERT — she's suspected as one of the riot organizers, only to eventually be let off the hook and recommended for early release.
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While let off the hook by the FBI about whether she improperly dealt with classified material on an unprotected network, conservative critics are still on her case.
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Because let's be clear: The men losing their jobs right now are people with a long history who we have previously let off the hook again and again.
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Nonetheless, he doesn't believe Hart InterCivic or state officials should be let off the hook because they've had a decade to fix the issue and have chosen not to.
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Under new rules, victims face a higher bar in reporting complaints and seeking justice, and more schools could be let off the hook for not reporting or documenting accusations.
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But one institution that should not be let off the hook is the voters themselves, who I think have failed in a way that is unique to this election cycle.
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A white nationalist caught shoving a black protestor at a Trump rally has a creative defense for why he should be let off the hook: Trump told him to do it.
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Moreover, as Franks has pointed out, laws with an "intent to harass" requirement let off the hook people who run revenge-porn sites, and who are just out to make money.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - European champions Portugal were let off the hook by Morocco's wasteful finishing and another Cristiano Ronaldo moment as they notched up a fortuitous victory in the World Cup on Wednesday.
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With Abu Dhabi the final round, Raghunathan was effectively let off the hook despite having served a ban earlier in the season when he collected nine penalty points in a single weekend.
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When racism is rendered a historic artifact rather than a present-day reality -- or becomes a matter of individual bad actors apologizing for their racist behavior — society is let off the hook.
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Even if it promises to investigate, the military is let off the hook: it never has to demonstrate that it conducted a meaningful investigation, produce the results, or acknowledge what went wrong.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Corrupt Ukrainian officials are being let off the hook because verification of their online declarations of income and assets is failing, the head of the anti-corruption bureau said on Wednesday.
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"As a citizen, I kind of hope [Trump isn't impeached] because I think the American people would be let off the hook if Donald Trump were impeached and removed from office," he said.
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Many fans think the sentence is far too severe, with some even arguing that he should have been let off the hook entirely, or pointing out vaguely similar plays that didn't result in suspension.
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But when that hearing combined with one from another committee, which had not asked for Google or Twitter's participation, Mr. Pichai and Mr. Dorsey were let off the hook, said company officials and congressional aides.
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Asked by the New Yorker about the inflammatory misinformation peddled by InfoWars conspiracy theorist and hate speech "preacher," Alex Jones, earlier this year, Zuckerberg's gut instinct was to argue again to be let off the hook.
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Typically, most debts are either erased or dramatically reduced in bankruptcy cases -- but in the docs Erin filed Friday ... she says Barrett's hotel peeping was so malicious, he doesn't deserve to be let off the hook.
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Those charges were just agreed to by him in order to embarrass the president and get a much reduced prison sentence, which he did-including the fact that his family was temporarily let off the hook.
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Cutshaw gave the officers a litany of other reasons why she deserved to be let off the hook: She maintained perfect grades during all of her school years, was a cheerleader and a member of a sorority.
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" Trump asserted in a third tweet that Cohen pleaded guilty "in order to embarrass the president and get a much reduced prison sentence, which he did-including the fact that his family was temporarily let off the hook.
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"Those charges were just agreed to by him in order to embarrass the president and get a much reduced prison sentence, which he did-including the fact that his family was temporarily let off the hook," Trump wrote.
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China became a member of the World Trade Organization in 2001 after many years of negotiation, but Lester said the country was "let off the hook in terms of making strong commitments" because it was poorer back then.
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Kluber suffered through his worst start of the season in Game 2, serving up six runs on seven hits - two homers - in 2 2/3 innings but was let off the hook when Cleveland stormed back for the win.
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"There is an atmosphere of mistrust and they think Italian banks have been let off the hook for too long by the national regulator," said a senior investment banker involved in the merger negotiations between the two cooperative banks.
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The employee was eventually let off the hook, but Schneidermann shifted focus to the bigger question of the game's legality with lawsuits and cease-and-desist letters that forced the two sites to shut down operations in the state.
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Spain were also let off the hook when a scorching shot from Morocco's Nordin Amrabat came off the bar, and when Boutaib failed to beat goalkeeper David de Gea after racing into the area unchallenged following a throw-in.
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The Louisiana attorney general's office felt it was untenable to recommend the indictment of officials at a police department the Justice Department had publicly praised and, in the view of investigators, had let off the hook with a lax settlement agreement.
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An audit released by the Education Department on Thursday described its slipshod oversight of federal student loan servicers that were regularly let off the hook for mistakes, driving up costs for taxpayers and for borrowers already owing more than $2340 trillion in debt.
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"Because I think the American people would be let off the hook if Donald Trump were impeached and removed from office, and a lot of his supporters would think some kind of coup had taken place," Comey said in the KCRA interview.
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Rather than comply, Harvard appealed to the N.L.R.B. and asked its newly appointed Trump-aligned majority to let employers argue they should be let off the hook for failing to create a complete and accurate Excelsior list — challenging the necessity of the list itself.
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"Those charges were just agreed to by him in order to embarrass the president and get a much reduced prison sentence, which he did-including the fact that his family was temporarily let off the hook," Mr. Trump wrote in one of his morning tweets.
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But some Democrats who backed impeachment earlier on said they want the focus of the inquiry to include findings of potential obstruction of justice, saying Trump shouldn't be let off the hook for allegedly trying to thwart former special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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But as long as the double standard exists, and men are let off the hook while women bear the burden of undertaking real apology tours, it just isn't enough to waltz back, pick up a microphone, and hope that everyone will laugh along when you return. ●
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Anyone else might have faced administrative punishments Clinton was let off the hook in the eyes of the law, but the FBI doesn't want to send a message that her behavior was OK. There was "evidence of potential violations" of laws against handling classified information, Comey said.
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"Jeffrey Cramer, a longtime former federal prosecutor who spent 12 years at the Justice Department, skewered the president for his actions, telling Insider, "He has the right and power to be a vindictive accused who was let off the hook by a gaggle of politicians afraid of his tweets.
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Like all fantasies, it has its failings, too: John Kinney gets let off the hook for his bad behavior a little too easily; the idea of Alice's marriage evolving instead of dissolving is never really taken seriously; and the whole thing wraps up a tad more neatly than seems plausible.
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It may even sound like equal justice when some argue that Cosby should be let off the hook because men like Matt Lauer, Harvey Weinstein and Donald Trump, who have all been accused of sexual harassment, or worse, have yet to face any trials or arrests for their alleged acts.
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"Let us not forget that the last time the OCC pre-empted state consumer protection laws in a sweeping manner — in the early 2000s — predatory lenders were let off the hook and contributed to the largest number of home foreclosures since the Great Depression," said CSBS president and CEO John Ryan.
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"Let us not forget that the last time the OCC pre-empted state consumer protection laws in a sweeping manner -- in the early 21625s -- predatory lenders were let off the hook and contributed to the largest number of home foreclosures since the Great Depression," said CSBS president and CEO John Ryan.
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He can use all of the tools that are at his disposal in the White House, at the State Department, at the Justice Department -- in order to destroy his political rivals, in order to silence anyone who speaks out against him and to forgive, pardon or let off the hook his co-conspirators.
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The hundreds of times that the host, Maury Povich, sombrely pulled DNA test results from a manila envelope—often eliciting sobs from the mothers and victory dances from the men who'd been let off the hook—helped, in its own tacky way, to prepare us for the modern era of consumer genetics, with its more wholesome sheen.
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" Lindsey Sheppard, Associate Fellow at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, on the importance of seeing AI as part of social, economic, and educational systems that also need future-proofing: "You're not let off the hook if you're not using AI. You need that infrastructure whether or not you're using AI. You still need skilled workers that have those software and data skills.
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Former FBI director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyTrump's Ukraine transcript: Unwise words but no proof of a crime Comey says he hopes Trump isn't impeached: 'The American people would be let off the hook' Lanny J. Davis: No facts showing any Hunter Biden wrongdoing — only Trump/Giuliani lies and innuendo MORE referenced Crowdstrike as one of the critical elements in the investigation, and that investigation is being reviewed by United States Attorney John Durham.
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No member of Congress will be let off the hook, especially Democrats who claim to support immigrant youth and the Dream Act, but still consider voting for spending bills that will pay for more agents to pick up our mothers and fathers, and our friends like Rosa Maria, who was detained outside of her hospital room by CBP agents, or Jairo, a DACA recipient who was detained by ICE after they collaborated with his local police office.
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Mr. Wang demanded that U.C.L.A. suspend the players for at least the entire season, in order to "send the message that no player — or players — can be let off the hook for violating foreign laws and making a fool out of the school, the Pac-12 and the U.S." (Please note: We regularly highlight articles on news sites that have limited access for nonsubscribers.) • The authorities said on Wednesday that they had discovered the body of the wife of the gunman who went on a shooting rampage in Northern California.
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They are let off the hook for their noble actions, and are requested to treat the embarrassing incident as a secret. Still in business and safe from jail, The Goodies rejoice.
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She pushes at Batman to leave. Batman then slowly smiles at her. He takes the bag of money and leaves. Catwoman smiles, thinking she's been let off the hook, only to find herself handcuffed to the fence.
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Zweifach was first arrested on a charge of grand larceny in June 1899 on the suspicion of stealing a bicycle. When asked his occupation by the judge, Zweifach quipped, "Bicycles". Max pleaded guilty and was let off the hook with a fine. Zweifach soon graduated into more serious offenses.
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Hammer was being accused of bribery and smuggling two letters written by the founder of the Soviet Union, Vladimir Lenin, letters that Hammer had purchased at an auction in New York. Karr said that Hammer was let off the hook by agreeing to donate the treasures to the Soviet Union.
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28 September 2009. Retrieved 6 November 2009. while University of Vilnius professor Dovid Katz, writing that the British Conservatives must not be let "off the hook for their dalliances with some of the worst racists and Holocaust perverters in eastern Europe," called for Pickles' resignation as chairman in October 2009.Katz, Dovid.
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Both Stone and Robert remain imprisoned due to them being repeat offenders. Confused as to how they were let off the hook early, Preach and Cochise leave the holding area. Thinking that Preach and Cochise placed all the blame on them, Stone and Robert immediately hunt for both of them after being released from jail a few days later. While in school, Preach learns that Mr. Mason actually got them out of jail.
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Daniel realizes it's too late to attend his pitch meeting, but Franklin convinces him otherwise. Daniel arrives late and unprepared but successfully pitches to Mr. Hammerman (Rod Steiger) that children don't like his chain and that a revamp to something more kid-friendly would help. Franklin likes the idea, and Daniel gains the backbone to tell him he quits. Eventually the police arrive, but Daniel does not wish to press charges, and Franklin is let off the hook.
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Monty is suddenly conflicted, finding he has no desire to murder the kindly Lord Asquith, but is let off the hook when the old man suddenly succumbs to a heart attack ("The Last One You'd Expect - Part VIII"). As Lord Adalbert realizes that he himself is the only D'Ysquith still alive, all of London is abuzz over the dashing young gentleman who's risen so far, so fast, and now stands next in line to inherit Highhurst ("The Last One You'd Expect - Part IX").
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That evening, Allison meets up with Hector again in a store, and he shows her around his neighborhood, while talking about his family and lifestyle. His guided tour abruptly ends when the police arrive in force, ostensibly on a drug bust. Allison winds up being arrested with the other present gang members, but – save for an argument with her parents and Toby – is let off the hook. The experience only serves to increase Allison's fascination with the inner-city lifestyle.
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During the war, he had signed an order for gasoline, without checking the number of gallons. Another officer had apparently sold much of this gasoline on the black market and, through his negligence, Detterling became a suspect when this affair was revealed. Eventually he was let off the hook but in reality his career came to a halt. After this story they visit Lloyd- James's mother, who mentions that she hadn’t had "real" connection with her son since he was twelve even though he visited her once or twice a year.
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Mike is quickly let off the hook when Susan provides an alibi after realizing she was with him the night of the murder and that it was their "first time". Later, Susan is asked to be interrogated at the police station by Detective Copeland who asks her if she knows about Mike's past. According to Mike's police record, for drug trafficking and manslaughter, and served jail time for 5½ years. In another room where other detectives watch they come to the conclusion that Susan is "not lying but is just a sucker".
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They were – and Australia were let off the hook. Symonds and Martyn paired up for 142 runs, taking runs off every bowler – even Flintoff and Harmison – and batted together for nearly 25 overs, with a partnership run-rate of nearly 6. The first four overs only yielded 13 runs, but when Harmison was taken off England lost the sting. Symonds was finally run out by the skipper Trescothick for 73, a hopeless attempt at taking a single, and Flintoff dug out Michael Hussey for 5 two overs later.
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During the series pilot of The Unit, Blane takes down a private jet with five terrorists on board, incurring the wrath of the FBI for violating the Posse Comitatus Act. However, Blane and his team are let off the hook. At the end of the 1st episode, when a mechanical speaking toy repeats an Arabic phrase, he pivots around and fires 2 rounds from his pistol into a bedroom mirror, a reaction presumably caused by stress. When the incident is uncovered, his wife states that she fired the rounds in an attempt to eliminate a rat.
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They want her to go away (as they always do), however she doesn't. Eventually she goes out, much to the relief of the outlaws, who continue working on the newspaper, but comes back with a man's wallet, saying she did it because you need to have crime in a newspaper. The man comes back to retrieve his wallet, when Ethel (William's sister, and also the girl the man is in love with), enters, and a few photos of Ethel fall out of the man's wallet- the Outlaws and Violet Elizabeth are let off the hook, and the rain has stopped – so they go outside and resume their normal outdoor activities.
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Sharon berates Randy about his telling and teaching Stan to dance back, as it was this which led to it being on. Randy goes to the Orange County team to apologize and make it clear that "it's not on; it's off", but the Orange County coach takes this as a challenge and goes on to serve Randy with some exceptional dance moves. Randy winds up in the hospital with the worst case of "being served" that his doctor has ever seen. After an exchange in the hospital, Stan hopes that he is finally being let off the hook, but Randy makes it clear that he expects Stan to avenge him at the competition.
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According to Oxfam's internal report, van Hauwermeiren admitted using prostitutes at a villa whose rent was paid with Oxfam funds meant for charity. Stocking, Oxfam's CEO at the time, offered Hauwermeiren “a phased and dignified exit” invoking her concern that sacking him risked “potentially serious implications for the charity’s work and reputation." When the allegations became public in 2018, Stocking stated that her biggest work mistake had been “Not getting rid of people soon enough.""Oxfam sex scandal: boss was ‘let off the hook for sake of Haiti mission’" by Billy Kenber, The Times, 10 February 2018 Murray Edwards College issued a statement disputing the allegation that Stocking was involved in a "cover up" and affirming that she has the "College’s full support".
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Later, at the coffee cup, Nick takes out a pre-paid phone and makes a proposition with an agent, telling him that he might be ready to return if she (Angie) is let off the hook; the call ceases and he sees Emily, he asks her if she was eavesdropping on him and she denies it, Nick leaves. The waitress is strangled to death. Nick tells Angie, once the news has spread of Emily's death, that he was the last person to leave the night she was murdered; he suggests that they pack up and leave but Angie refuses, hoping that they will get lucky, Nick wonders how much luck they have left. When Patrick Logan arrives to Wisteria Lane, he runs Nick over.
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After identifying Paul's body to confirm that he is dead, Patrick instantly requests the police to question Andy — which they do. However, Andy is let off the hook after the police are unable to find evidence against him. Patrick later swears revenge against Andy after confronting him over Paul's death. When Pat quizzes Andy over Paul's murder, Andy confides to her about his involvement, and she ends their friendship as his paranoia grows — up to the point where Andy even threatens to kill Pat, should she tell the police. In February 2005, Johnny summons Andy and Jake at the bookmakers to request the two work together at carrying out a £750,000 transaction on his behalf — which Johnny claims will secure his retirement from the criminal underworld.
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Yorkshire (2pts) beat Nottinghamshire (0pts) by two wickets Tim Bresnan's onslaught of fast bowling resulted in three quick wickets for Yorkshire Phoenix, yet he was only called upon to bowl three overs - for 22 runs - and Nottinghamshire Outlaws were let off the hook. Chris Read top-scored with 43 off 35, propelling the hosts to 170 for 8. An excellent start by Ian Harvey and Michael Lumb sent Yorkshire to 60 for 1, as Harvey found boundaries seemingly at will - when he was out for 74 (with 64 of them in boundaries), however, Yorkshire imploded from 121 for 2 to 135 for 6. Craig White and Ismail Dawood fought back, and number 10 Richard Dawson won them the match with a two and a four, as Yorkshire needed four runs from the last three deliveries of the game.
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Yorkshire (2pts) beat Nottinghamshire (0pts) by two wickets Tim Bresnan's onslaught of fast bowling resulted in three quick wickets for Yorkshire Phoenix, yet he was only called upon to bowl three overs – for 22 runs – and Nottinghamshire Outlaws were let off the hook. Chris Read top-scored with 43 off 35, propelling the hosts to 170 for 8. An excellent start by Ian Harvey and Michael Lumb sent Yorkshire to 60 for 1, as Harvey found boundaries seemingly at will – when he was out for 74 (with 64 of them in boundaries), however, Yorkshire imploded from 121 for 2 to 135 for 6. Craig White and Ismail Dawood fought back, and number 10 Richard Dawson won them the match with a two and a four, as Yorkshire needed four runs from the last three deliveries of the game.
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Yorkshire (2pts) beat Nottinghamshire (0pts) by two wickets Tim Bresnan's onslaught of fast bowling resulted in three quick wickets for Yorkshire Phoenix, yet he was only called upon to bowl three overs – for 22 runs – and Nottinghamshire Outlaws were let off the hook. Chris Read top-scored with 43 off 35, propelling the hosts to 170 for 8. An excellent start by Ian Harvey and Michael Lumb sent Yorkshire to 60 for 1, as Harvey found boundaries seemingly at will – when he was out for 74 (with 64 of them in boundaries), however, Yorkshire imploded from 121 for 2 to 135 for 6. Craig White and Ismail Dawood fought back, and number 10 Richard Dawson won them the match with a two and a four, as Yorkshire needed four runs from the last three deliveries of the game.
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Just like how Ōkuninushi no Mikoto (or Ōnamuchi, meaning "big earth": Ō means "big", na means "the earth", and muchi is an honorific) helped Sukuna-hikona create the nation, it often happens that a little person and giant would appear as a pair and would each separately have the different aspects for being a hero: power and knowledge. The giant would be lacking in knowledge and would thus fall and be reduced to being an oni or laughingstock, whereas the little person, on the other hand, would making use of cunning and as a result eventually become a fully formed adult and return home to live happily ever after. A tiny child would, of course, be let off the hook for malicious deeds. In the Tawara Yakushi, old tale about a cunning lad, a wicked and cunning child who displays not a single bit of a hero's sense of justice appears as the main character of this story, and in it he thoroughly trounces and kills his rich employer using a method similar to Issun Bōshi's but of course in a wicked manner.
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However, the pair could only add 19 from 35 deliveries, before Harmison had Martyn caught behind with a ball that moved away from the batsman, off the waiting edge and into Geraint Jones' gloves. Following the dismissal of Martyn, Vaughan brought back Jones – realising that Australia were reluctant to hit runs and thus allowing Jones to get through his overs without causing as much damage as he did early on. In fact, he and Harmison were part of a remarkable streak – they served up 28 successive dot-balls to Symonds and Michael Clarke (who bowed under to the pressure and was hit on the pad, out lbw for a 19-ball two). However, Michael Hussey – facing his first ball at 93 for 5 after 25 overs – took control of Jones, and when Harmison was taken off, Australia were let off the hook. Symonds and Hussey batted out 15 overs, but Symonds struggled to hit runs and eventually smashed a drive to Andrew Strauss, who took a grateful catch, thus ending Symonds' innings for 29 – off 71 balls, a good innings in Test cricket but in ODI cricket virtually useless.
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The book provides ground-breaking evidence to prove that BCCI did not 'collapse', was not a criminal enterprise, was fully solvent and that the closure of the bank was a political move by the regulators under pressure from the United States. The book highlights the Double Standards of the regulatory authorities and undertakes an academic analysis of the punishment meted out to BCCI in comparison to the treatment of more serious fraud & crimes (LIBOR, Madoff etc) committed by the major big banks of today following the Financial Crisis of 2008, who are let off the hook with measly fines and penalties, under the pretense of being 'Too Big to Indict' or 'systemically important'. Politicians, businessmen and academics have lauded Malik's efforts for showing the ‘courage’ to challenge the mainstream narrative about BCCI and its legendary visionary founder Agha Hasan Abedi - “The young author has made us proud; he has done what we could not do,” said Sirajuddin Aziz, President and CEO of Habib Metro Bank. The 2016 Hollywood film 'The Infiltrator' starring Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston describes the undercover US Customs agent Bob Mazur's fake money laundering scheme to entrap BCCI in an elaborate sting operation.
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