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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I think that's the most important thing — that we don't let Joe off the hook and we don't let the viewer off the hook that's watching us.
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She deserves it — and you're off the hook, Chris.
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Even though Clinton is letting the conservative movement off the hook intellectually for Trump, the abnormalization of Trump doesn't actually let specific individual Republicans off the hook unless they disavow Trump entirely.
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Yet I don't want to let us off the hook.
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But he did not let social media off the hook.
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The operating system excuse doesn't let Samsung off the hook.
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But I'm really glad my girls got off the hook.
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Way to let the photo editor off the hook, Reese!
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Student loan forgiveness doesn't let borrowers completely off the hook.
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Of course, the company's not off the hook just yet.
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Bottom line ... he's not exactly off the hook just yet.
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And that means Juul isn't off the hook just yet.
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But somewhere along the line, Ryan wriggled off the hook.
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Your dependents aren't necessarily off the hook for filing, either.
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At least in this case ... ISIS is off the hook.
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There is no reason to let them off the hook.
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Congressional offices may find their phones ringing off the hook.
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With the overwhelming evidence, I let myself off the hook.
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"The phones were ringing off the hook," Mr. Barney said.
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"Cody is still not off the hook," Mr. Langford said.
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"People are calling our office off the hook," he said.
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But why should the Republicans be let off the hook?
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That let the Trump team off the hook with Mueller.
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But politicians in Washington can't be let off the hook.
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But let us not let everyone else off the hook.
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Hillary's not getting off the hook, that's what I'll say.
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Moreover, quitting Facebook lets Google and Twitter off the hook.
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And unions say Amazon is not off the hook either.
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We shouldn't be letting Facebook off the hook so easily.
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But why should the audience be let off the hook?
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Recent research doesn't quite let social networks off the hook.
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We don't let ourselves off the hook when we're writing.
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"All right, I'll let you off the hook," she said.
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Don't let the Republicans off the hook so fast, either.
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"My phone has been ringing off the hook," he said.
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Symmonds will not let track off the hook so easily.
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Consider the ways early voting gets candidates off the hook.
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The IG didn't completely let the EPA off the hook.
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Mom and dad aren't off the hook, in other words.
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That doesn&apost take the vendor off the hook, he said.
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Mikolas was taken off the hook by the ninth-inning rally.
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But Democrats weren't as quick to let him off the hook.
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But that doesn't mean we should let them off the hook.
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But she won't let other beverages off the hook just yet.
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Barack Obama, the new team believe, let it off the hook.
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Even in these fictional worlds, though, I'm not off the hook.
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But the series doesn't let Annie off the hook that easily.
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Being a celebrity got McCartney off the hook, more or less.
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But the internet won't let you off the hook so easily.
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"The firm's phone has been ringing off the hook," Oleynik said.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is letting Facebook off the hook.
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We had our chance and we let them off the hook.
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" He continues, "Girl or boy, it would be off the hook.
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However it doesn't let your Democratic lawmakers off the hook, either.
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Actually, all the phones in the house are off the hook.
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When the kids turn 18, Kevin's still not off the hook.
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The jury bought the defense's version ... Snellgrove's off the hook, criminally.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is not letting Kevin Hart off the hook.
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None of this is meant to let newspapers off the hook.
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"You're not off the hook, buddy," she said outside the courtroom.
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But critics said the jury's decision let schools off the hook.
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Why it matters: Tech CEOs aren't off the hook from Congress.
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None of this is to let the president off the hook.
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That is clearly ... I'm going to let you off the hook.
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None of this, of course, should let China off the hook.
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Truth be told, I was mostly letting myself off the hook.
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At least my telephone didn't start ringing off the hook afterwards.
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It's official: Tourism in New York City is off the hook.
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You won't be totally off the hook for your tax bill.
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Others are not letting the social media giant off the hook.
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Those not saying "I do" aren't necessarily off the hook either.
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This is not say, however, that Republicans are off the hook.
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Others stressed that Budapest would not be let off the hook.
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Feig and Dippold don't let their haters off the hook, either.
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Schumer let the three Republicans and the GOP off the hook.
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The city, however, wasn't ready to let her off the hook.
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And Zaza wasn't gonna let him off the hook about it.
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So we're not inclined to let him off the hook super easily.
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And they aren't letting Kirk off the hook on the Garland issue.
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But even if Republican officials remain subservient, you're not off the hook.
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Bob Menendez off the hook for taking lavish favors from another donor.
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So does that mean you're off the hook for your daily floss?
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And before, words might've been enough to get Portnow off the hook.
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She's not here to let Jeff Sessions off the hook #SessionsHearing — Stephanie.
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Between the lines: Mueller doesn't really let Trump off the hook here.
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You have way more going for you than just Off the Hook.
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Woke Charlotte certainly does and she's not letting anyone off the hook.
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The 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star's not completely off the hook.
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" Priebus said Trump's tweets did not mean Russia was "off the hook.
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Parents that can't afford a $599 kart aren't off the hook, though.
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Then again, those excuses could let POTUS and Co. off the hook.
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Cornyn argued that Trump's executive order doesn't let Congress off the hook.
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You're not off the hook the minute your child gets a license.
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Spicer can't get off the hook with just a few media appearances.
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You go after the terrorists, and the insurgents get off the hook.
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But you don't let the left or Democrats off the hook either.
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Reuben Foster is off the hook in his domestic violence case ... again.
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There's no way these guys are about to get off the hook.
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The story raised enough doubts that the knight got off the hook.
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Some candidates are letting their small-dollar donors off the hook. Sen.
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It lets AT&T and Comcast and its peers off the hook.
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And it lets off the hook those who are opposed to reform.
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But the genre tends to let the system itself off the hook.
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When they wanted to pack, they took the phone off the hook.
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She froze you out so she could let herself off the hook.
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A Better Balance's free legal helpline has been ringing off the hook.
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Remember when he let HRC off the hook for her email mess?
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"We're not trying to let people off the hook," Ms Poor insists.
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She did it not because she was letting him off the hook.
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But his rivals were not willing to let him off the hook.
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But the focus on Facebook let another social network off the hook.
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But blaming the climate alone would be letting California off the hook.
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"They are refusing to let us off the hook," our writer says.
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He's thrashing around, looking for narratives that let him off the hook.
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All too often, the EPA seems to let polluters off the hook.
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"Come on," I said, refusing to let this guy off the hook.
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So even if you're "fat but fit," you're not off the hook.
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The Luciano boss Frank Costello got him off the hook, he said.
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It's not clear, though, that even that would get Manafort off the hook.
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That doesn't mean we let people off the hook and there's no punishment.
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Naya Rivera's off the hook for allegedly attacking her husband ... TMZ has learned.
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Chances are, your bank or card issuer will let you off the hook.
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The current national debate lets everyone off the hook on the hard questions.
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It is actually a shared responsibility; no country should be off the hook.
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You're off the hook and you don't have to worry about what's coming.
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He didn't see that parked car though so you're probably off the hook.
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Excuses about youth and changing times do not let him off the hook.
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Unless we set a level playing field, we let them off the hook.
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The singer vehemently denied the allegations, and now he's off the hook ... criminally.
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This lets the government off the hook when they should be held accountable.
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Our Justice Department must not let Awan & Debbie Wasserman Schultz off the hook.
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An indication that experienced winners do not often let opponents off the hook.
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I'm still against letting ZTE off the hook, but I'm not the president.
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" It ended with the emphatic line "And we let them off the hook!
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Don't let her off the hook because she looks like she smells good.
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Whatever mechanism is employed, it's crucial not to let ISIS off the hook.
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How successful is the robot lawyer at getting his "clients" off the hook?
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Terrestrial creatures may fare slightly better, but they are not off the hook.
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The morning after the election, Marci Bowers's phone was ringing off the hook.
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Clinton's loss: It lets her machine and her failed policies off the hook.
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In the meantime, you're officially off the hook for listening to them vent!
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I joke around and say that I'm off the hook for this one.
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Which is not to say that Republicans should be let off the hook.
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That being said, I don't think that absence lets us off the hook.
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"I'm strongly opposed to letting utility companies off the hook," Mr. Ransom said.
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"This is not about letting institutions off the hook," DeVos assured the crowd.
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This rolling dance party is off the hook but never off the rails.
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Some Republicans are still furious with her for letting 42 off the hook.
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"His vulnerable people are not going to get off the hook," said Sen.
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"When we let one regime off the hook, others take notice," said Haley.
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McConnell is going to deliver his people and get Trump off the hook.
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Democrats have complained bitterly that Republicans have let recalcitrant witnesses off the hook.
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Hannity's not letting Moore off the hook, and Moore is not performing well.
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"He's off the hook on this," Vanity Fair quoted one insider as saying.
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Unfortunately, and surprisingly, Nelson lets her antagonists off the hook at the end.
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"I can't believe you let him off the hook," he told Ms. Collins.
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But he isn't letting King -- or other lawmakers -- off the hook so easily.
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Now, years after the fact, all three of them are off the hook.
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Rich Homie Quan is off the hook in his seemingly endless drug case.
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It lets Trump off the hook to describe him merely as a populist.
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In the government shutdown blame game, congressional Republicans may be off the hook.
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One of those was in Off The Hook, a fish and chip shop.
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Elizabeth Warren isn&apost letting former Alphabet CEO Larry Page off the hook.
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But they're not letting Ryan and his leadership team off the hook entirely.
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Bottom line for Arcangel is he's off the hook for misdemeanor domestic violence.
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According to court docs obtained by TMZ Sports, Sanders is off the hook.
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I love stuff like that, stories that don't let the audience 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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Ira also begged the court to let him off the hook on child support.
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But that shouldn't let those who spread — and believed — the hoax off the hook.
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Ahmed performed at Off The Hook Comedy Club in Naples, Florida on May 12.
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"My phone is not exactly ringing off the hook with potential suitors," he said.
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All this doesn't take car makers off the hook for contributing to climate change.
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So why blow up those constraints on day one, letting Iran off the hook?
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Does that mean traders and hedge funds are off the hook for insider trading?
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His phone has been ringing off the hook, including calls from resorts needing advice.
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On the PR side, my phone was ringing off the hook for four days.
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Many countries are already off the hook, having agreed to restrict shipments to America.
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It's a world-class, off-the-hook networking opportunity you don't want to miss.
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"He was always ahead of the times, and spiritually off the hook," he said.
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Rob almost meets her half way, but can't quite let himself off the hook.
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The others weren't letting her off the hook for her remarks so easily though.
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I catalogued events in a way that let the other person off the hook.
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The Astros got right-hander Justin Verlander off the hook with their initial rally.
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Specifically, he feels that they shouldn't have been let off the hook so easily.
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But I don't want to let the Academy and its members off the hook.
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But Jaroslaw, especially, felt that it let ex-communists off the hook too lightly.
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But it also, I think, lets the show off the hook a little bit.
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With Porteus, Quake, and Hurlbut cleared, that means Stanford is also off the hook.
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Trey Songz is off the hook in his domestic violence case ... TMZ has learned.
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Rarely letting him off the hook, their interrogation was targeted at the "how" question.
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One thing's for sure — internet isn't letting Pence off the hook without a fight.
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Chubb wants the judge to step in, and let the company off the hook.
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Every defense lawyer in Washington, DC's phone is ringing off the hook right now.
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A mistrial wouldn't necessarily mean Menendez will be off the hook for good, however.
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That's not to let Windows PCs off the hook for putting design over functionality.
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But that doesn't mean there is any reason to let him off the hook.
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Well, that's ... I'm not going to let you off the hook on that one.
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"Once you open that option, it lets the system off the hook," he said.
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Letting Pa off the hook and blaming the government was unmistakably the preferable option.
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Still, the part played by others does not get the economists off the hook.
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At that point, I think the three Democrats will be fully off the hook.
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But the conversations, which sometimes stay surface level, also let people off the hook.
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Take it too easy and they will let the target jurors off the hook.
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When it comes to evaluating new technologies, history doesn't let us off the hook.
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The readout tells the opposite story, one of Russia being let off the hook.
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"You might think you are off the hook, but you aren't necessarily," he said.
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But Mr. Gozali, 33 years old and unmarried, was off the hook this year.
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"They'll be in touch with us, our phones will be ringing off the hook."
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But she warned of the risk of further letting the government off the hook.
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Lee knows the past too well to ever let the present off the hook.
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When you're contemplating your own mistakes and failures, it lets you off the hook.
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It's meant to be a joke, but she won't let me off the hook.
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None of this research should let the people passing voting restrictions off the hook.
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I do think in this case we shouldn't quite let them off the hook.
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Ward demonstrated the same principle by jabbing off the hook in a nice instance.
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But I'm not sure we should let the NHL off the hook quite yet.
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In a way, the Stanford prison experiment lets the individual who takes a child away from his parents off the hook, and it lets the society that has allowed this policy to come into place and be implemented off the hook by extension.
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"Our Justice Department must not let Awan & Debbie Wasserman Schultz off the hook," Trump tweeted.
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Yet Hannity suggested that Comey's real failing was that he let Clinton off the hook.
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It appears to be a shrewd master plan, but Correa is not off the hook.
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"We let them off the hook in the first period," Senators coach Dave Cameron said.
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Don't forget about the off-the-hook networking opportunities waiting for you at Disrupt Berlin.
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But if you thought humans were off the hook on this one, not so fast.
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For the Democratic FTC commissioners, those meager penalties amounted to letting Facebook off the hook.
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Long table, phone in the middle, off the hook, dial tone audible, chairs scattered around.
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And the men aren't off the hook either when it comes to their fashion selections!
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It is an embarrassment to me, but at least I got you off the hook.
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Student loan forgiveness through income-based repayment plans doesn't let borrowers completely off the hook.
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But that is not to say that more progressive Catholic leaders are off the hook.
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He's off the hook with the law -- but could still face discipline from the NFL.
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A hungover Joan awakens to find the phone on her bedside table off the hook.
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"We can't let Trump off the hook just because it's Valentine's Day," the page said.
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That does not let him off the hook for the state of his career, though.
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Now she's hoping questionable behavior by Florida law enforcement will get her off the hook.
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The phone was ringing off the hook, but Urban wasn't planning on taking any calls.
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With the new appellate decision, which invalidates all three, Symantec is now off the hook.
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His teammates got him off the hook by scratching across a run in the sixth.
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Spain and Portugal could still wriggle off the hook or receive only a symbolic fine.
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The involvement of a third country — Mexico — doesn't automatically let the US off the hook.
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"We also don't want to let the federal government off the hook," Bennett told me.
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While McPhee let other teams off the hook, he took the Panthers to the cleaners.
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When you do that, what you essentially do is let white people off the hook.
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Also, you may think you can get off the hook with a gift card, right?
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And it would take [the university] off the hook because we're picking up the tab.
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Another advantage of Vincent is that it gets millions of his admirers off the hook.
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Don Beyer (D-Va.) and other Democrats aren't willing to let him off the hook.
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Some are letting customers off the hook for late fees, cancellation charges and the like.
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Now that he has it, Mr. Harris doesn't intend to let anyone off the hook.
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We tend to let people like Zuckerberg off the hook by treating them like boys.
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"They don't let you off the hook," Wade said, tipping his cap to the 76ers.
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You may need to accept that your phone will ring off the hook this month.
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Ashley Graham looked off the hook, especially from behind, during a photo shoot in Hollywood.
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But he — and the new company leadership — should understand: He is not off the hook.
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"I won't let you off the hook" if you mess around with Filipinos, he said.
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And perhaps it's time we let politicians off the hook from handshaking free-for-alls.
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"Sometimes I hate the fact that I let these people off the hook," he said.
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Phil RoeDavid (Phil) Phillip RoeJuan Williams: Democrats can't let Trump off the hook GOP Rep.
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Accepted wisdom that decent nonprofessional jobs are gone for good lets elites off the hook.
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It's tempting, perhaps, to think of disasters as fated; it lets us off the hook.
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Trump ethics officials took Scalia off the hook because he represented no "specific parties," i.e.
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They seem to have taken it on the chin and let him off the hook.
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But most important, excusing Trump as merely ill lets him off the hook too easily.
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This transition to country ownership does not take donors off the hook by any means.
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Fixating on him lets the billionaires causing actual harm to the world off the hook.
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Collins does do a really nice job of not letting the reader off the hook!
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Her phone was ringing off the hook of so many people impressed with her efforts.
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But pressing him to do it only serves to let his collaborators off the hook.
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Ms. McSally said that taking rape cases away would be letting commanders off the hook.
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The Turkish president's effort to get Zarrab off the hook, it's now clear, has failed.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor says the Supreme Court is letting police off the hook too easily.
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" And he said, "I just feel like Glenn Beck is being let off the hook.
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But that doesn't leave Sackler off the hook for his derogatory and medically unsound statements.
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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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"They chose to let Russia off the hook yet again," he said in a statement.
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That approach lets Congress off the hook, but in the long term it erodes its power.
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At the same time, my house phone was ringing off the hook, my cellphone was ringing.
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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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But are you letting the president off the hook for saying phony sources, made up sources?
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The phones were ringing off the hook for the design, which sold out in five minutes.
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The latest maneuver by his attorneys is a long shot to get him off the hook.
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Modi has said he is merely ensuring white collar criminals are not let off the hook.
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Katz says men fall for this kind of argument because it lets them off the hook.
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If the commission wants to let Verizon off the hook, waiting ought to make that easier.
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If Twitter is any indication, movie fans are not going to let him off the hook.
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Stedman sat faithfully by her side, perhaps the one man off the hook for the night.
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James Comey let Hillary Clinton off the hook, despite the overwhelming amount of evidence of wrongdoing.
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Farrow, 32, didn't let him off the hook, using a timely example to answer his question.
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A critique that stops with G.O.P. elites, though, might let the voting public off the hook.
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Phones were "ringing off the hook," according to one email, and inboxes were full of congratulations.
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But now I'm at the point that I can't let people off the hook with that.
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But that same lesson, perhaps subconsciously, is also comforting because it lets us off the hook.
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But despite Kroll's adamant denial of any wrongdoing, LeCroy didn't let him off the hook easily.
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XXXTentacion's posthumously off the hook for an alleged beating of his ex-girlfriend ... TMZ has learned.
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It's a small victory for Darby, but he's not off the hook in the criminal case.
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Still, Biggie's ex-wife thinks people should let Quan off the hook because everyone makes mistakes.
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But there were no signs that European leaders would let Britain off the hook so easily.
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"Phones will ring off the hook; district offices will be jammed full of angry constituents," MoveOn.
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These movies still sell his cool factor, but they don't let his flaws off the hook.
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Some people, however, are off the hook when it comes to filing a state tax return.
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When people offer to open a big door for you, don't let them off the hook.
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For many, the push to expand the FTC's powers won't get the agency off the hook.
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The Giants rallied for five runs in the sixth inning to take Cueto off the hook.
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The FTC let Google off the hook after its own investigation into those practices in 28503.
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Student loan forgiveness through income-based repayment plans doesn't let borrowers completely off the hook either.
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Meanwhile, Dylan Farrow, Allen's alleged victim, has been determined not to let him off the hook.
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The problem is instead the law that lets hosts off the hook in the first place.
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"A culture of impunity in the country continues to let too many perpetrators off the hook."
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Ramirez hadn't kept up with his payments, but at least for now, he's off the hook.
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That's why I'm tired of letting the big companies and their executives get off the hook.
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DeVos's proposed rules let schools off the hook for ignoring sexual misconduct that happen off campus.
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That only lets our corporate hospital employers, who surely lobbied for this decision, off the hook.
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Remorse also factors in, albeit in a way that does not let anybody off the hook.
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Why would you let your enemy off the hook instead of letting them blow themselves up?
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Collins didn't want voters to learn the truth about his career letting criminals off the hook.
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But it doesn't let the Israelis off the hook for their failure to properly confront extremism.
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That puts pressure on the victim to pursue charges and it lets perpetrators off the hook.
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Let's not sit back and let the Boy Scouts of America off the hook this time.
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The senator hailed from a deep-red state, and the phones were ringing off the hook.
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"Restorative justice" can get a bad rap for letting people off the hook for harmful behavior.
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Despite some support from the older generation, the young protesters wouldn't let them off the hook.
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He recalled hearing his phone off the hook, somehow sounding a dead tone from the depths.
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And when we make the exception to the rule that, we allow policymakers off the hook.
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If she gets a good job, I will feel I am off the hook, he thought.
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These indictments do mention "unwitting" Americans, which appears to let the Trump campaign off the hook.
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And if the payment was made without Trump's knowledge, then he would be off the hook.
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"Talking about unconscious or implicit bias can seem to let people off the hook," Powers said.
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But as BuzzFeed noted, Jones once flew off the hook at accusations he was promoting Russian propaganda.
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But are you saying this morning that Donald Trump is off the hook in the Mueller investigation?
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"I think automation is too easy an out and lets policy makers off the hook," he explains.
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She agreed to let eastern European states off the hook by embracing their proposal of "flexible solidarity".
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Chris Soules is not off the hook for his involvement in a deadly crash one week ago.
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The Cardinals, though, got Wainwright off the hook for a loss with a run in the sixth.
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Chase, because he's so good at it from all that practice, lets her off the hook, again.
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GOP Town Hall: CNN's Reality Check Team vets the claims So Trump let him off the hook.
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As he began to mourn the news of Bowie's passing, the phone was ringing off the hook.
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It's pizza day at school tomorrow, so I'm off the hook for making baby girl a lunch.
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Cahill was in line for the loss but was taken off the hook by his new teammates.
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The show doesn't let this guy off the hook — his delusion is the butt of the joke.
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Not even women who've had children — who's bodies are supposed to change dramatically — are off the hook.
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Schwartzman had a point to lead 4-2 but a forehand error allowed Nadal off the hook.
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Even Philip can't bring himself to let this, the biggest fish they've ever caught, off the hook.
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If it was used for the Donald J. Trump Foundation at another auction, he's off the hook.
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The new agreement between Google and the UK threatens to let Google off the hook too easily.
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As you know, Khloe let Kylie's BFF, Jordyn Woods, off the hook and laid blame on Tristan.
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The Reds took Davis off the hook when they tied the score with a three-run fourth.
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But this is a half-truth that lets the appellate judges, including, Merrick Garland, off the hook.
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They should not let governments off the hook to produce a forward-moving and forward-looking agreement.
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Having shown such toughness last year, there was apparently little appetite to let Russia off the hook.
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The caller had hung up, and when the operator called back the phone was off the hook.
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That can help some who were wrongly convicted but also could let dangerous drivers off the hook.
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He would have failed to check the first Putin, and let the second one off the hook.
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Mr. Carr and H.R.I. have not left the state, which oversees rent-regulated housing, off the hook.
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I guarantee you, if you're debating Donald Trump, he's not going to let you off the hook.
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However, Years and Years lets both the Lyons family and, by extension, its viewers off the hook.
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In response, some of you wrote in saying that we let ride-hail companies off the hook.
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Her phone was ringing off the hook, with callers as far away as Texas clamoring for more.
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Does their collaboration let the palm oil company off the hook for its destruction of orangutan habitat?
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Now the text of the plan has been released, and my phone is ringing off the hook.
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If members of the Republican leadership think Mr. Mueller's appointment lets Congress off the hook, they're wrong.
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Remy Ma's off the hook in her assault case -- a judge just dropped all charges against her.
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Northern politicians could not sell a deal at home that appeared to let Greece off the hook.
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"It was going along fine," he said, before Lutsenko seemed to let the Bidens off the hook.
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Indivisible's Padilla, too, urged Democrats not to let Heller "off the hook" in case he reverses course.
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"Our phone was ringing off the hook," said the lead federal defender in Brooklyn, Deirdre von Dornum.
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Letting refineries off the hook for adding in ethanol shrinks the market for Iowa's corn-based fuel.
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"I am very confident that during Q4, we'll be completely off the hook - off the hook in terms of stock liquidation will be completed, our inventory level will be back to historical low levels," Ghabour told Reuters in an interview at his office on the western outskirts of Cairo.
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Even though it's a big night, she lets Mary Jane off the hook for coming to the party.
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Before you're completely off the hook, Facebook shows you photos of all the "friends" who will miss you.
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On some level, Connor might envy Wes for finally being off the hook for all of those murders.
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RILEY: The other thing that the court did was it sort of let Congress off the hook here.
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Mark Cuban: Meeting with the EnemyJustin Bieber Punches a Fan in the FaceBrad Pitt: Officially Off the Hook
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It's not just Apple That's not to let Windows PCs off the hook for putting design over functionality.
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Which is of course a great deal for the nation, being off the hook for that maintenance tab.
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"And I think it's the same problem Facebook faces," she continued—not letting Mark Zuckerberg off the hook.
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Chase and JoJo step away, and he lets her off the hook for what happened on their date.
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They sound like a desperate man willing to say anything he thinks might get him off the hook.
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This fact doesn't let Ford off the hook for peddling hauntingly creepy small talk to get a conviction.
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Sean is arrested (whilst maintaining that he didn't do it) and John is off the hook, for now.
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Kimmel may not have left the audience in stitches, but he didn't let Hollywood off the hook, either.
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So a man kills his daughter, the rest of the family forgives him, and he's off the hook.
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She just won't let him off the hook: "What do you think he did to me?" she asks.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: My family has a construction business and my husband&aposs phone is ringing off the hook.
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That would be too easy, and it would let American and British viewers off the hook too readily.
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Politico's explosive investigative report, "The Secret Backstory of How Obama Let Hezbollah Off the Hook," exposed this travesty.
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And after you've let your adversary off the hook, you certainly don't get to apply that pressure again.
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Some states let doctors and nurses off the hook even if a "respectable minority" has adopted similar practices.
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Moreover, China's rise has made it the focus of trade critics, letting Japan off the hook a bit.
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Now, the next time you think to yourself, Wow, someone's PMSing, remember to let her off the hook.
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"But I hope it does not lead to a situation where the Legislature is allowed off the hook."
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We're still not off the hook for saving the bees, but this isn't the worst place to start.
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The takeaway: While lowering drug prices is a bipartisan issue, Democrats aren't letting President Trump off the hook.
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During initial questioning about his online post, the police appeared to want to get him off the hook.
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She sprang no surprise attacks and let Mr. Trump off the hook several times as he plainly struggled.
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She fantasizes about alternate lives and indicts the responsible parties, but without ever letting herself off the hook.
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Let's be clear — although the psychological intervention is an exciting development, it doesn't let universities 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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Translation -- both the Pats AND Brady are off the hook if he wants to retire after this year.
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He likes suits from Sartorialto, furs from Eläma, eyewear from Harry Toulch and streetwear from Off the Hook.
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But I didn't want to let her off the hook for any of the consequences of the regime.
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In countries where the novel coronavirus has disrupted daily life, the digital phone's been ringing off the hook.
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Indeed, Noe argues we shouldn't let meditators off the hook simply because they believe their pursuit is praiseworthy.
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Even if no tax is withheld, you're not off the hook for claiming the income on your return.
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These states cannot be left off the hook for the hundreds of thousands of residents whom they disenfranchise.
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I actually think that if we don't talk about addiction, we are letting these companies off the hook.
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The downside is that the plan still lets businesses off the hook from shouldering any of the cost.
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We're guessing this doesn't apply to the water thrower ... even if Lahren is letting her off the hook.
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He's here to eat some "off-the-hook" food with you, bump fists, and tune up the jams.
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Elected officials should be accountable to their constituents; indexing gas taxes to inflation lets them off the hook.
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"How Texas lets Atmos Energy off the hook" by Holly Hacker and Cary Aspinwall, The Dallas Morning News.
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"She didn't make me feel guilty; she let me off the hook every single time," Wenner tells Hagan.
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Our guy only got 1 ... and the former pro wrestler wasn't about to let him off the hook.
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Analysts have also said Hungary was now off the hook for policy tightening despite region-leading price growth.
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With Greinke sputtering, Sanchez let him off the hook by striking out on a slider in the dirt.
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"To this day, sometimes I hate the fact that I let these people off the hook," he said.
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Remove the bowl from the mixer and use a wet hand to scrape the dough off the hook.
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Perhaps you moved and forgot to update your address — but that does not get you off the hook.
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But Yankees starter Jordan Montgomery got Holliday off the hook by striking out Simmons on the next pitch.
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It wouldn't guarantee XXX is off the hook, but it would make it more difficult to convict him.
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That's why it's so clear that President Trump essentially let GOP leadership off the hook with this deal.
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The establishment clause of the Constitution doesn't let people off the hook if they don't explicitly mention religion.
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It is infuriating to think that they wouldn't, and irresponsible to even propose letting them off the hook.
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Civil and human rights groups condemned the decision to let the officers off the hook for Sterling's death.
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But said script also doesn't let Jeff off the hook when he's cruel to Erin — and she doesn't, either.
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They have said administration proposals let big drugmakers off the hook and did not do enough to help Americans.
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Sophie Turner wasn't going to let Maisie Williams off the hook for revealing one of her most embarrassing secrets.
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Even people currently being prosecuted for these kinds of drugs are now off the hook, according to the resolution.
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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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I normally go in later on Fridays because my bosses don't come in, so I'm off the hook there.
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Cottonmouth has a reason to be gleeful: He shot a cop in broad daylight and got off the hook.
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While Bohan might be off the hook with OC prosecutors, we're told the domestic violence restraining order still stands.
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There are three simple steps companies can take to earn trust: This doesn't mean consumers are off the hook.
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Fans are experiencing mixed reactions, ranging from resignation to petty snark, but few are letting Thompson off the hook.
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Both reports make the case that the EPA is neglecting its mission and letting bad actors off the hook.
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But letting Facebook off the hook won't solve the problems China's influence poses to an open and just internet.
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But he was taken off the hook by a St. Louis rally that tied the game at 5-5.
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We're told the D.A. will not refer the case to the City Attorney's Office ... so Jay's off the hook.
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The report contradicts President Trump's often-expressed belief that the investigation was rigged to get Clinton off the hook.
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While other students received detentions, Zamora allegedly gave the victim warnings and let him "off the hook" for infractions.
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Although he acted like a weight was lifted off his shoulders this weekend ... he's not off the hook yet.
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Diagnosing Trump with an unlikely phobia lets him off the hook for his bizarrely proprietary attitude towards Theresa May.
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Even the domestic producers the tariffs are meant to help think blanket tariffs will let China off the hook.
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Sometimes our collective investment in racial pride can allow us to let people off the hook for their contradictions.
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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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Her FaceTime was ringing off the hook so she had to change her email address after about an hour.
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Instead, the committee opted for a weak, chaotic response whose main effect is to take Russia off the hook.
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But this is precisely the issue on which Trump seems most clearly to have let China off the hook.
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"He added: "I guarantee you, if you're debating Donald Trump, he's not going to let you off the hook.
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However, on charges that Trump deliberately sought to obstruct the investigation, he doesn't let the president off the hook.
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But I let myself off the hook with this reminder: You don't have to be speedy to be witty.
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To invoke the "big fish" analogy, a prosecutor has no interest in letting the biggest fish off the hook.
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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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But critics of Mr. Trump are not letting his campaign off the hook for the Muslim ban so easily.
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He knows exactly which loophole to exploit in order to avoid punishment and gets off the hook with ease.
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Then let yourself off the hook, unless and until you receive hard information that puts you back on it.
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But we shouldn't let Congress off the hook, because there are broader questions that need to be answered here.
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It's just, this stuff is getting old where they target certain guys and let other people off the hook.
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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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"My phone just started ringing off the hook as soon as it went on the air," Mr. Holliday says.
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Politicians are always letting the public off the hook—it might be the most unforgivably dishonest thing they do.
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Elliot was a fighter even then, and the discovery of proof allows him to let himself off the hook.
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"I think there's growing momentum here in Congress not to let MBS off the hook," South Carolina Republican Sen.
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Putting a condom on the toy so you can skip washing it later won't let you off the hook.
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Unfortunately, this letter effectively lets Pruitt off the hook for deceiving the American public regularly in high profile contexts.
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But the bias toward discussing billionaires like Gates nonetheless inadvertently lets the rest of the gang off the hook.
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You can even hear the guy fanboy out -- throwing some compliments Cyborg's way before letting her off the hook.
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Nor is Ms. George letting urban playgoers off the hook by setting the story in the emerald-lawn suburbs.
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Yet if the ABC News report is right, Mueller was disinclined to let Manafort off the hook too easily.
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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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When Leslie Seymour, a beauty editor at Glamour, wrote about them, that's when the phone started ringing off the hook.
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"I think people are starting to understand we have to stop letting these white males off the hook," Jackson says.
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The new study, then, does not let us off the hook: We play a role in protecting our good health.
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But the bill's proponents say banks in the $100 billion to $250 billion range won't be off the hook entirely.
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Even if your weapon is the most precise ever invented, it doesn't let it off the hook for killing civilians.
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Off The Hook owner Brien Spina said he was shocked when police arrived at the club to investigate the complaint.
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Phones at the factory have been ringing off the hook as medical supply buyers scour the globe for mask makers.
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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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We're letting them off the hook because it's tough hours for those folks, but it's good to be on Jeopardy!
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This does not get the president off the hook, though, for the meaning of racism has shifted during his lifetime.
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"It may or may not be," Brown notes, blessedly letting a good number of the Snap-obsessed off the hook.
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But while Lynn escaped further first-inning damage, the Yankees didn't let him off the hook in the third inning.
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"Through the media storm today, phones ringing off the hook and film crews and photographers at our door," she wrote.
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That homer got Straily off the hook after he gave up only two runs and four hits over six innings.
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So is Trump off the hook, even if special counsel Robert Mueller concludes he colluded with Moscow in some way?
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You'll be off the hook for losses up to your coverage limit, even when a claim is filed against you.
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His phone rang off the hook, including calls for people who had previously said he was in over his head.
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Donald Trump and most Republicans are affirming Comey, only weeks after they condemned him for letting Clinton off the hook.
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If you and your sexual partner have no plans for babies anytime soon, does that mean you're off the hook?
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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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We shouldn't let them off the hook for the role they play—and the money they make—through that system.
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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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He fanned eight in an 81-pitch outing, and was taken off the hook by the Tigers' seventh inning rally.
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If Barclays' stake falls below 20%, however, it is off the hook, freeing it to use its capital more efficiently.
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The film doesn't let them off the hook (and it shouldn't) but it also tries to answer those difficult questions.
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The D.A.'s Office originally wasn't down to let her off the hook, but is now showing her some mercy.
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RHP Aaron Sanchez got off the hook for the loss thanks to RF Jose Bautista's ninth-inning, game-tying homer.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's baby mama is off the hook for allegedly chucking an ashtray at his face ... TMZ has learned.
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Although Hannah lets Clay off the hook, he still feels guilty for not staying and telling her he loves her.
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And the neighbors were freaking out and the phones were ringing off the hook and the emails were pouring in.
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In New York, gold dealers reported their busiest day in months, as phones rang off the hook with new orders.
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Waka Flocka Flame is off the hook for packing heat at the Atlanta Airport ... he was just found not guilty.
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The Obama administration responded to the foreclosure crisis by effectively letting banks off the hook with a series of settlements.
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But a police investigation, an arrest, and even a trial don't let colleges off the hook on their own responsibilities.
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You don't treat progressive rock as a goof, even if you don't let it off the hook when it's goofy.
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The New York Public Library announced that it will let kids and teens off the hook for late fees. 244.
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"My concern is that the generosity of Jim Simons will let the rest of us off the hook," he said.
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But to leave the media off the hook when it comes to their treatment of McCain is to ignore history.
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But let people off the hook, and the myths they perpetuate about race and national identity might never get punctured.
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Or perhaps a prolonged shutdown could cause voters to sour on both parties and let the President off the hook.
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Kaine, for his part, noted that debt-financing wars is one of the things that lets Congress off the hook.
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And when flaws are discovered, the solution has been to discard the results — letting potentially dangerous drivers off the hook.
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One thing that has sadly been normal in American politics is letting people who do horrible stuff off the hook.
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Mattis says they will be a national security problem if they're broad-based and don't allow allies off the hook.
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What's the point of doing an investigation if the FBI director is going to tell people they're off the hook?
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Considering how tempting it is to let loved ones off the hook, her ruthlessness can feel refreshing and often admirable.
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That Congress and the Trump administration tried and failed once to protect Dreamers does not let them off the hook.
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When the comment blew up, Mr. Biden expressed regret and called Mr. Obama, who publicly let him off the hook.
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"Resigning in disgrace shouldn't let you off the hook for unprecedented unethical behavior," the senators said in a joint statement.
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I know some of you were very sad about the way the Mueller report let Donald Trump off the hook.
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The case against mercy here is that in letting her off the hook, you may well land others on it.
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THE STONE Our feel-good narratives put the burden back on the oppressed and let rich countries off the hook.
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But while the experts seemed to side more closely with Warren, they didn't let her off the hook completely either.
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Kehler said her phone has been ringing off the hook with people offering tips or trying to buy the letter.
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But Knicks fans directing this much ire at their former star means letting a dysfunctional front office off the hook.
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In short, the outlet accused by conservative outlets of having bias issues of its own let him off the hook.
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"We are in disbelief," said Alexander J. Urbelis, a host of "Off the Hook," a weekly show about computer hacking.
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Admirably, Yoon explores themes of racism, forgiveness and acceptance without getting earnest or preachy or letting anyone off the hook.
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As parents know all too well, just because your children have moved out, it doesn't mean you're off the hook.
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Joyfully embrace letting yourself off the hook, and focus instead on something, or things, that make you proud of yourself.
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Since booksellers sell all kinds of books, many of them unsigned, Ms. Chang argues that leaves them off the hook.
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But, Brown might not be off the hook in Florida, where the accuser claims Brown forcibly raped her in 2018.
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We let ourselves off the hook when we reflexively use "morally superior" as disparagement, as a synonym for toxic condescension.
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The Worst That Could Happen: Just because gravity is on her side, doesn't mean your friend's totally off the hook.
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Hannibal Buress is off the hook for his drunken arrest in Miami, courtesy of the First Amendment ... TMZ has learned.
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Jamie Luner is off the hook in that massive -- $250 million -- sexual assault lawsuit she was facing ... TMZ has learned.
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If we passed on Kingdom Come but didn't say anything, would people think we were letting it off the hook?
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RBNZWATCH In the short term, though, all the focus is on the Fed and the kiwi is off the hook.
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Now all we need to do is get an NFL coach to get JaMarcus Russell off the hook ... wish us luck.
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Until Republicans can agree on what they think immigration policy should look like amongst themselves, the Democrats are off the hook.
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I acted like I had no idea what they were talking about, but they would not let me off the hook.
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And Park Chan-Wook's The Handmaiden is completely off the hook, which is no surprise, coming from the director of Oldboy.
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His phone vibrates off the hook while we're together, and when it finally dies, he simply whips out a second one.
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Even if all this happens, there's still a general election to get through, so we're not off the hook yet. 353.
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A second referendum would further dilute responsibility for Brexit, letting the Eurosceptics off the hook for the misinformation they have peddled.
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To focus narrowly on the question of how they are transmitted lets a great many people — and companies — off the hook.
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"We must remember Otto, and we should never let North Korea off the hook for what they did to him," Sen.
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While Kardashian has not yet responded to Hughes, she has been hard at work trying to get Cooper off the hook.
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But if he lets Saudi Arabia off the hook, he's only opening the door for further problems later down the line.
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If we truly want to end rape culture, we can't let anyone, no matter how talented, off the hook so easily.
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And let me off the hook for trading in racist stereotypes, because I'm not talking in biological terms about monolithic groups.
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The fact that other mainstream social media platforms are also embroiled in the disinformation mess doesn't let Facebook off the hook.
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I didn't want to let myself off the hook because activism is for young people or stop having wandering philosophical conversations.
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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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But that notion lets him off the hook for properly policing the thing he's created because the internet has no master.
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"The stronger our case is, the worse the Senate will look for just letting the President off the hook," Pelosi said.
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"This certification does not let GE off the hook," said Regional Administrator Peter Lopez, a former six-term Republican state assemblyman.
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Michael Jackson's estate and his companies are off the hook in the alleged child molestation lawsuit filed after the singer's death.
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My phone started ringing off the hook and I believe now buyers are finally seeing some inventory that's entering the market.
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But leaving Trump himself aside, some of the most powerful people in New York may have just gotten off the hook.
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Or, for that matter, if its next president ends up finding more reasons to let Vietnam's paranoid Party off the hook.
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The complaints reflect savers' dread of negative interest rates and a suspicion that easing lets indebted southern countries off the hook.
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"My phone rang off the hook the day before he released an embargo from at least three different entities," Ryan said.
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If abortion is murder, as abortion opponents are always claiming it is, how can society let the woman off the hook?
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We're calling on Members of Congress to stand up for our health and not let the worst polluters off the hook.
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To let other towns off the hook would be unfair and would undermine the whole thrust of the Mount Laurel doctrine.
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Still, that might not necessarily get her off the hook from some misdemeanor charges, according to national security lawyer Bradley Moss.
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More than 90% of those deaths are in Asia and Africa, but the rest of the world isn't off the hook.
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His job was to speak some uncomfortable truths about Hollywood and also, by doing so, to let Hollywood off the hook.
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This usually elicits a laugh and gets him off the hook for contemplating that absurd 17-win campaign, a team low.
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Congresswoman-elect Hill is in DC for new member orientation this week, where her phone has been ringing off the hook.
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Never use an "I told you so" attitude to let yourself off the hook from showing up for someone you love.
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Nelly's fully off the hook now in that alleged rape in Washington State -- prosecutors say they can't proceed ... TMZ has learned.
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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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They have said proposals by the administration let big drugmakers off the hook and did not do enough to help Americans.
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She suggested that they would let the biggest and most systemic institutions, like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, off the hook.
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At the Art of the Table in Seattle, "the phone has been ringing off the hook," co-owner Dustin Ronspies said.
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Looking back, I now think I let my rapist off the hook and I let my 16-year-old self down.
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The NFL is expected to announce the findings of it's investigation soon -- Jones is clearly convinced he'll be off the hook.
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I'm not letting everybody off the hook, but it shouldn't be up to the consumer to find the most sustainable option.
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He's off the hook for now -- but officials say the case CAN be refiled if the witness changes course and cooperates.
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Just because the primary got certified, if you broke the law to win it, that doesn't get you off the hook.
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It also lets government officials off the hook from doing the hard work needed to prevent mass casualties from future storms.
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You don't let her off the hook for the way she treated her daughter, but we're also always on her side.
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I was going to text my husband and let him off the hook, tell him to turn around and go home.
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But what makes "Uncanny Valley" so valuable is the way it humanizes the tech industry without letting it off the hook.
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Yet rather than taking action, Trump is doing what he's always done: blaming the messenger and letting Moscow off the hook.
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"My phone is ringing off the hook," says Jodi Okun, president and founder of College Financial Aid Advisors, a consulting service.
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Still, despite his comments and some who think the criticism is political correctness, many viewers aren't letting Hicks off the hook.
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But now, we'll never know because the senator from New York let Trump and the Senate majority leader off the hook.
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To The Report's great credit, it doesn't let the Obama administration off the hook for its efforts to bury the report.
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Yael: Yes, we all know that you'll never be off the hook for hacking, even if you do save the world.
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If Trump thought he was off the hook after Mueller closed up shop in May, well, Wednesday was a rude awakening.
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Those who earn less than $30,103 a year will be off the hook from making their monthly loan payments, Biden said.
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A win-win for Democrats Tuesday's wrangle over the ACA also had another political dimension -- it let Democrats off the hook.
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It does women, and society, no favors to grouse about female superiority as a way to let men off the hook.
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Mr. Batali is not completely off the hook; the cases could be reopened if more evidence emerges, the police official said.
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In Off the Hook, a panoply of pop culture references including Popeye's tattooed arm, interact seamlessly in a collage-like composition.
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If a property changes hands and a new lease is not instated, the tenants are legally off the hook for the rent.
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The dismissal gets Bravo and Flipping Out's production company, Authentic Entertainment, who were named in the suit, off the hook as well.
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The next morning my friend's phone is ringing off the hook, so I wake her up and tell her to get it.
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Trump says Lynch may have believed that, if she let Clinton off the hook, she'd have four more years on the job.
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Even bougie brands like cold-pressed Blueprint aren't off the hook: their cranberry blend has 51 grams of sugar in every bottle.
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"I think it's also important here to not let Hillary off the hook for why we're even having this talk," Miller said.
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But Chip wasn't completely off the hook "I was about two weeks into class when I aced my first test," he says.
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For example, if Kanye actually recorded the call in New York, a one-party consent state, he may be off the hook.
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Compromise and forgiveness, Nelson's way, had let too many whites off the hook for apartheid and left the economy in their hands.
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While she hasn't let him off the hook for hitting her, she also tells his mother Arlene that she "really likes" Hunter.
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"We put out the press release talking about the first one and then our phones started ringing off the hook," he said.
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Yet such a personalized account of Trump's behavior has the effect of letting his political party and his supporters off the hook.
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It's an easy read and one that doesn't let Harding completely off the hook (though Dean does dig up a few excuses).
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Filing for the extension will get you off the hook for that penalty as long as you meet the extended filing deadline.
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However, the IRS will continue collecting taxes, so a shutdown won't get you off the hook for paying what you owe. Yes.
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Griff says once he told the cops he only had the one chance encounter with Johnson, they let him off the hook.
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However, the Tampa Bay offense got him off the hook, rallying for eight straight runs after Baltimore took a 28-23 lead.
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However, the IRS will continue collecting taxes, so a shutdown won't get you off the hook for paying what you owe. Yes.
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Goat and White Girl don't let anybody off the hook, but they don't hit anyone over the head with cartoonish villainy either.
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Both countries' politicians attack low rates as a conspiracy to punish northern European savers and let southern European borrowers off the hook.
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Still, for the purposes of encouraging companies to correct their ways and do better, I can't let Noble off the hook here.
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When you start rethinking your targets, making up excuses, and letting yourself off the hook, you are giving up on your dreams!
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Washington (CNN)Illinois Republicans in Congress are making an urgent plea to President Donald Trump: Don't let Rod Blagojevich off the hook.
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"We must remember Otto, and we should never let North Korea off the hook for what they did to him," said Sen.
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But Simpson wasn't off the hook after the not guilty verdict; the families of Goldman and Brown filed suit for wrongful death.
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This isn't a way to let technology companies off the hook, as there is plenty more they can do as noted above.
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Experts say that a brittle institutional framework fosters political corruption, and that a politicized judiciary lets those in office off the hook.
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As a result, our phones were ringing off the hook (an expression that has little meaning today); it was a nuisance epidemic.
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" Asa Khalif of Black Lives Matter in Pennsylvania refused to let the manager off the hook, telling Hymes, "She's a racist bigot.
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The principal is speechless after this vagina flash, which ultimately seems to have the desired impact of getting Hannah off the hook.
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Opposition unionist UUP leader Mike Nesbitt said the resignation and any snap election means that the DUP have got off the hook.
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"I will say for me it felt really important to write a book that didn't let anyone off the hook," she explains.
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It's in this duality and unwillingness to let audiences off the hook that "Skinfolk: An American Show" plants its seeds of hope.
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If successful, this would be the second time DNA testing got Avery off the hook -- his 1985 rape conviction was eventually overturned.
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That Comey isn't railroading obscure black ministers in Virginia while letting rich white celebrities off the hook in Connecticut is surely laudable.
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Why are you fighting with all our key trading partners while you let Russia, Saudi Arabia and North Korea off the hook?
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More than 15 years after allowing sweeping post-9/11 detentions, the government officials who implemented the policies are off the hook.
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While we're busy testing each other's purity, we let the government and industries — the authors of said devastation — off the hook completely.
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But even if Louis C.K.'s argument is questionable from a copyright perspective, that doesn't mean fans are completely off the hook.
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She doesn't, and that's the fun of Ms. Rebeck's revenge fantasy, which lets no one off the hook for their bad behavior.
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For reasons that are not entirely clear, Acosta took extraordinary measures to let Epstein — and, crucially, other unnamed people — off the hook.
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Neither lets women off the hook for betraying other women — including, in "Anger," Sofia's mother, who is going through a traumatic divorce.
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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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"My phone has been ringing off the hook all day," said Mr. Saldaña, who said he was collecting letters from community members.
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Too often the substantial sinks beneath the saucier stuff, yet another factor that favors the president and lets him off the hook.
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Liba Wenig Rubenstein, who oversaw social impact at Tumblr, said companies' attempts were "admirable" — but that shouldn't let them off the hook.
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He'll be off the hook if he "stays out of trouble" for five years, but he vowed to continue offering migrants shelter.
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To find out if this strategy actually helps get politicians off the hook for dishonesty, I recently conducted a series of experiments.
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Lots of people just want to be absolved from their perceived obligation to help, and a joke lets everyone off the hook.
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Back then, the parishioners were much more influential than they are now, and they probably wouldn't have let him off the hook.
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Lisa Murkowski may mean he is off the hook, although arguments could go beyond Friday and there may be more drama ahead.
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Even though WannaCry specifically targeted Windows machines, that does not mean Mac or Linux users are off the hook in the future.
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"I don't want commanders to be off the hook: I need them to be more responsible for solving this issue," McSally said.
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In a series of tweets Tuesday night, Waters called on Democrats to not let Trump Jr. "off the hook" for his actions.
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Instead, "Happy Valley" miraculously manages to treat the ugliest behavior imaginable with humane insight, while never letting the perpetrators off the hook.
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One of the most common pitfalls among individuals on statins is thinking they're off the hook for worrying about diet and exercise.
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If not, then not only is President Trump off the hook on this charge, but also for bribery and extortion as well.
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You're hoping for our own — because if common sense and mercy prevail, at least in this instance we are off the hook.
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This is still a major setback for a political reporter; they are not excusing his behavior or letting him off the hook.
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HR: I do think that the courts may speak in this area and that these companies are not totally off the hook.
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The judge told Amber she was not off the hook ... prosecutors could reconsider and refile within the 2-year statute of limitations.
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Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Odubel Herrera is off the hook in his domestic violence case ... as long as completes an anger management course.
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It is a master class in how to manipulate language to diminish abusive behavior, dehumanize victims, and let perpetrators off the hook.
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Its representatives have "tried to get off the hook by saying they're only an intermediary with the Paris headquarters," according to Reyes.
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And Ellen DeGeneres, the voice of Dory, is touching, sweet and inspiring – for a cartoon fish, she's more or less off the hook.
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This month, after Gizmodo, the technology blog, wrote about the Jolly Roger Telephone Company, the robot's number has been ringing off the hook.
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Porcello was taken off the hook when Boston rallied for four runs in the eighth to take a 7-5 win from Detroit.
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We broke the story ... Richard plans to appeal, so if he wins he'll most likely be off the hook for the Enquirer's lawyers.
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N.Y. Mets star Jeurys Familia is off the hook in his domestic violence case, cause a judge just dismissed the charge against him.
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But Trump's treatment of Russia in this case is part of a broader trend — one where he repeatedly lets Russia off the hook.
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Remember, when faced with the opportunity to get Wendy off the hook earlier this season, Chuck didn't take Connerty's (Toby Leonard Moore) deal.
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If The Expanse holds to the books, the rest of season 2 is going to go off the hook, getting bigger and better.
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There are a few ways (other than taking the phone off the hook) that you can protect your landline from some scam calls.
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I'm not letting myself off the hook here — correcting this problem is something that is and should be an ongoing concern for me.
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Emanuel was joined by Chicago PD Superintendent Eddie Johnson who said he didn't feel justice was served by letting Smollett off the hook.
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"It has also forced people to really up their games, so we get some really intense, crazy, off-the-hook creations," he says.
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If past Disrupts are any indication, Disrupt is going to be off the hook, and you are going to want to be there.
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Audrina Patridge's estranged husband, Corey Bohan, is off the hook with Orange County prosecutors when it comes to domestic battery ... TMZ has learned.
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By letting ZTE off the hook, the president who roared like a lion is governing like a lamb when it comes to China.
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That really hurts me and I'm not letting an MSNBC or CNN off the hook, but certainly Fox News is my Pavlovian dog.
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Republicans complained that he let her off the hook, while Democrats complained that he so publicly criticized her despite the lack of charges.
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All images: MJs Off the Hook designsHow's a guy supposed to blow up the Death Star from the comfort of his own couch?
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The manager defensively squirms, worried he's offended them, until Taylor lets him off the hook with a slight smile ("Of course I'm vegan").
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Abusers can easily erase evidence of sexual harassment or violent threats by unmatching or blocking another user, effectively letting themselves off the hook.
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Justin Bieber and Usher are off the hook for allegedly ripping off "Somebody to Love" ... the case against them has been officially booted.
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And we want to talk about things like autos, agriculture, currency — even though we've just let China off the hook on that case.
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If new information comes to light, Essex Police could review it and go from there ... but, as of now, Nelly's off the hook.
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Young Thug's off the hook for a felony drug charge, thanks to his lawyers arguing cops overstepped boundaries with an illegal search warrant.
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If Congress wants to give the AHCA a constructive purpose, make it cost discipline — and don't let half the market off the hook.
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Mac Miller's death is forcing the L.A. City Attorney to complete a legal formality ... letting him off the hook in his DUI case.
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But even if the "front républicain" does kick into gear this time and Macron is elected, France is not entirely off the hook.
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The owner or creator of the bot is responsible for prominently designating the account as automated; the platform itself is off the hook.
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Mark Warner, a vocal critic of Facebook's initial response to the Russian ads revelations, isn't one to let the company off the hook.
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His lawyer is "pleading insanity" to make him immune from prosecution and Miglino says he has high chances of getting off the hook.
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The fight for criminal accountability in the death of Freddie Gray was a courtroom disaster, but Baltimore cops aren't off the hook yet.
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Since the Facebook group launched, the phone at the Little A'Le'Inn has been ringing off the hook with people trying to book rooms.
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If he didn't know that Davis was receiving a personal benefit in return for giving inside information to Walters, he's off the hook.
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If that conclusion were true, it would discredit the findings of the intelligence community and let the Russians—and Trump—off the hook.
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But he's not totally off the hook: The justices are leaving it up to a lower court to hold a retrial. http://bit.
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Clinton wasn't totally off the hook: The interview wrapped up with Mr. Galifianakis asking if the two could stay in touch by email.
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But the Republicans' plan, he charged, targets vulnerable populations while letting conservative special interests, like the well-heeled defense industry, off the hook.
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Ms. Heldman said she believed that the Pepper Hamilton lawyers had provided an imprimatur of impartiality while letting the administration off the hook.
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He found that it did not, reasoning that once Latham said it could not give the opinion, Energy Transfer was off the hook.
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Under that line of reasoning, Arab Bank would be off the hook not because it's a corporation but because it's a foreign defendant.
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Mr. Bartlett isn't about to let Sandra and Kenneth off the hook for their self-centeredness, in what is a deeply judgmental play.
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This is not to let Mr. Trump off the hook for his blacklist or his own failure to fly with his press corps.
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"Our phone were ringing off the hook," says Williams, as people called for advice on what to do about their detained family members.
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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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His phone would ring off the hook for about two weeks with calls from people asking about adding flood insurance to their policies.
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But if Puzder becomes Labor Secretary he will decide whether to move forward with this action or let my employer off the hook.
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The hotline is also ringing off the hook, with more than 75,000 calls a day, compared to an average of 10,270 calls normally.
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Bill Cosby just pressed pause on his defamation lawsuit against Beverly Johnson ... but is not letting her off the hook ... TMZ has learned.
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One argued that, by focusing on individual travel, I was letting big companies and state actors off the hook for their huge emissions.
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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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Now we condemn the people who ran the school — who gave us, for years, what we wanted — while letting ourselves off the hook.
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It would be morally inconsistent for me to demand that white people confront their privilege while I let black men off the hook.
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Or maybe he's just a merciless tyrant and creep, and to dress him in clinical language is to let him off the hook.
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Zoom Video Communications CEO Eric Yuan told CNBC his phone was off the hook on Monday as the company's stock popped double digits.
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"It was eye-opening," Mr. Jentleson said, "because it made clear that the base is not going to let them off the hook."
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When someone reads a story about someone who made good—the redemption narrative—what that does is that lets society off the hook.
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I had sent it on the final day of the trial, in the blurry hours after the jury let Musk off the hook.
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The sauces do not let the home cook completely off the hook, because the recipes call for additional ingredients, careful assembly and cooking.
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In doing so, the current president is letting other countries off the hook and squandering an opportunity for America to lead the way.
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More recently, Icahn has advocated for passing the burden of mixing ethanol onto fuel blenders, which would let CVR Energy off the hook.
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"(Chief of staff John) Kelly's phone was ringing off the hook," said one senior Republican official close to intelligence matters on Capitol Hill.
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But the biggest thing is the movie's score, which amps everything up and, like the story itself, never lets you off the hook.
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Hunter's Armed Services Committee—which his father had once chaired—was in subcommittee session; he was off the hook for a few hours.
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Making YouTube's policing effort voluntary — without fear of penalty if it falls short — Slaughter says, lets it off the hook, or even worse.
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Censuring President Trump, as the House has previously done with Presidents Andrew Jackson and James Buchanan, does not let him off the hook.
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But evacuees -- some of whom may never be able to return to their homes -- have argued this lets plant officials off the hook.
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That doesn't mean letting the web services off the hook, said Richard Holober, executive director of the Consumer Federation of California, a nonprofit.
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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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But once that's done, John's off the hook and won't have to pay any support ... this according to legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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A day earlier, as he awaited the arrival of Padre Pio at his church, the phone in his office was ringing off the hook.
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As we reported, Feigen struck a deal with prosecutors in Rio ... who agreed to let him off the hook, if he made the donation.
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All of your options are displayed across a scratch-resistant touchscreen, with a self-cleaning option available to get you off the hook afterwards.
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And speaking of Democrats, they're not totally off the hook: 28 percent blame them, including 66 percent of Republicans and 25 percent of independents.
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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 municipal authorities overseeing both Chacao and Las Mercedes their say phones continue ringing off the hook with requests for information about construction permits.
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In addition to letting some officers off the hook, others said the system was arbitrary and used to penalize those who criticized department practices.
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"Our phone lines in our office are ringing off the hook, as we speak," Murphy said, sounding more energized than he had for hours.
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In 2017 the government tried to pass laws letting corrupt lawmakers off the hook by emergency decree, but backed down after huge street protests.
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The police are the easiest targets, while we let county and state governments off the hook in processes that have failed us for years.
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But part of repairing the relationship between communities and police is rectifying the institutional inequalities that too easily let law enforcement off the hook.
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Anna Graham Hunter and Wendy Riss Gatsiounis's stories about Hoffman should be taken seriously — and John Oliver wasn't letting the actor off the hook.
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But in 2017, the Trump administration put the electronic reporting rule on hold, then amended it this summer to let employers off the hook.
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There were calls for his impeachment and charges he colluded with the Clinton campaign to get her off the hook, itself a criminal act.
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Trump, however, is in a position to get Manafort off the hook legally if Manafort agrees to protect him, his family, and his associates.
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They've hurt a lot of people along the way, and we didn't want to let them off the hook for the things they did.
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While Olivia Pope's ex is probably off the hook, the episode did give us a look into who did complete Scandal's first major assassination.
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Eight other Arab states have laws that let rapists off the hook on condition that they marry their victims, according to Human Rights Watch.
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The UFC, meanwhile, lets active fighters off the hook for losses because they can be counted to step up when another fighter gets injured.
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But awareness of Jordan's sensitivities should not let Jordan off the hook for its own responsibilities to prevent violence at the Jerusalem holy sites.
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The two teens didn't let their congressman off the hook for his role in getting the controversial GOP bill through the House of Representatives.
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"I feel like we kind of let (Darvish) off the hook tonight, myself included, chasing some pitches," said Myers, who went 1-for-4.
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Alas, if Clinton allies think that sympathy will get them off the hook, they may be misjudging how much voters enjoy being called "desperate".
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Bilal had said the words during a run-of-the-mill domestic row, so this definitely wasn't going to get him off the hook.
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Democrats who let the banksters off the hook so they could pillage African American and Hispanic communities with their subprime mortgages of mass destruction.
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"This is still unacceptable, because they're letting ZTE off the hook for multiple flagrant violations of U.S. sanctions law," Van Hollen told The Hill.
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As Davis tells Delish in 2017, his time on the show started his phone ringing "off the hook" until a genuine investor came calling.
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" Another person talked about how their "anxiety levels have been off the hook and lots of repressed stuff is coming back to the fore.
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"We had a chance to bury them, but we let them off the hook," he said after finally meeting media long after the game.
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"If Kavanaugh would have let Nixon off the hook, what is he willing to do for President Trump?" asked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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Instead, Republicans are off the hook, and it is Democrats who must confront a difficult decision on what, if anything, to do about impeachment.
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Sevastova held a 5-1 lead in the second set, with two match points, but three consecutive unforced errors let Muguruza off the hook.
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"The phone has been ringing off the hook with people looking to get eyes on their property and their assets," Arch Aerial's Baker said.
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Pleading ignorance won't get him off the hook; lying outright about what transpired in private between himself and Comey might just do the trick.
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On the other hand, as I argue, I think in some cases they use awareness as a way to get themselves off the hook.
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You'd think that someone who just got off the hook for murder charges wouldn't recount the hits he's ordered on wax ("Ride On Em").
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Having this release option will help the student secure approval and a lower rate to refinance, but will let you off the hook eventually.
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THUMP: Thanks for taking the time to talk to us, I can imagine your phone's been ringing off the hook these past few days.
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Surely, though, CBS's expensive legal talent can find a way to let the company wriggle off the hook for covering Mr. Moonves's lawyer bills?
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Chris Hansen is off the hook for allegedly bouncing checks -- which got him arrested in Connecticut -- because prosecutors dropped the charges ... TMZ has learned.
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SP We have to resist the temptation to say that the fantastic good that's done by foundations and innovators takes governments off the hook.
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We're told the phones are literally ringing off the hook, and it got really crazy Monday after local governments called for gyms to close.
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Ms. Parks isn't about to let us off the hook, any more than five-fingered fate is going to relinquish its hold on Hester.
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She says the woman I've been petsitting for came back early due to the rising status of the pandemic, so I'm off the hook.
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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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Biggest change overnight with #Dorian is the forecast has slowed a bit, but still can’t let anyone off the hook in Florida.
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And as the national conversation continues to evolve, we must ensure that it doesn't leave boys behind — or let their parents off the hook.
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Pakistan's military has been conducting operations against the Pakistan Taliban, but has let the Haqqanis (and anti-India militant groups) largely off the hook.
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Seven months from a presidential election, Mailly said that the unions would not let Socialist President Francois Hollande and his government off the hook.
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" He decides to let himself off the hook: "There's nothing wrong if you got it/I'm not living in fear, I'm just being honest.
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I was wrong to let Facebook off the hook, just as Zuckerberg was wrong to insist that Facebook played no role in the election.
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After Trump announced the tariffs on March 85033, he invited nations to come to Washington and persuade him to let them off the hook.
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Depending on who's the target of his scrutiny, one side likes him because, often, he doesn't entirely let the bad guys off the hook.
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If Rubio's comments were as bad as they look, then the media's unwillingness to give him the same scrutiny lets him off the hook.
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Again, what Trump seems to have done here is used other people's charity donations to get his own businesses off the hook for lawsuits.
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Having said that, I think it's a huge mistake to let people off the hook by saying, 'Oh, I was trained to do that.
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That's the league's prerogative, but it at least temporarily lets everyone off the hook on a more pressing question: What if Wideman was concussed?
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Let's not let Serena off the hook now, or ever – even if the whole "burning down the cursed marital bed" is a pretty badass move.
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Brown may be off the hook, but he'll still be known as the player who was almost suspended for eating too many steaks and burgers.
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But the Harris verdict shows that a flawed memory may not be enough to get parents off the hook, said Pate, the criminal defense attorney.
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That's a story designed to let the ultra-wealthy off the hook and pretend they bear no blame for the crisis facing workers and families.
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But, Khalan copped a plea deal with the state attorney in court Thursday ... and is now off the hook once he completes a diversion program.
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That became Clinton's opportunity to argue that her plan is actually tougher than his — that he would, in effect, let shadow banks off the hook.
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"But we don't want withdrawal to merely let Russia off the hook without other robust actions to support U.S. deterrence and defense goals," he added.
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He later added that a Trump impeachment would let the American people "off the hook," stressing that he believes the president doesn't represent American values.
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" On the other hand, Kennedy says, "When people obsess about the environmental impact of their goods, that can let companies and governments off the hook.
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Good news for Donaghy ... according to a court doc filed earlier today, prosecutors in Manatee County will not file charges ... meaning he's off the hook.
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The phones have been ringing off the hook at Barabas and millions of emails are flooding the company's inbox, Vice President Tatiana Kivachook told Mashable.
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She's looking for him to let her off the hook and she comes up as short as he did when he said he loved her.
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There's opportunity for international media coverage and, of course, no self-respecting tech conference would be complete without swag and off-the-hook after parties.
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Finally, Sessions has taken a hammer to the First Amendment, targeting anti-racist organizing as "black identity extremists" while letting white nationalists off the hook.
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That let Clinton off the hook, and prevented Sanders from raising the issue later in the campaign, when it might have done him some good.
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What they're saying: "The insurer is basically off the hook" once patients reach the catastrophic phase, said Doug Holtz-Eakin of the American Action Forum.
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Sure, he acknowledges that his son like many of us go through the shits, but he's no longer willing to let audiences off the hook.
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"It was due," Landi told me via Twitter direct message, reacting to the news, which lets him and his former colleagues effectively off the hook.
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WWE legend Jerry "The King" Lawler is off the hook in his domestic violence case -- prosecutors have dropped the charges against him and his fiancee.
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San Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster might be off the hook soon for felony domestic violence charges ... because his ex-girlfriend just recanted her story.
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He ain't completely off the hook ... the judge sentenced him to 3 years probation and ordered him to pay $2,415 in fines and other costs.
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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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Just because Trump said he will not personally advocate for a special prosecutor it does not mean his administration will let Clinton off the hook.
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Monster's claims that Beats Electronics fraudulently ended their relationship were dismissed in a Los Angeles Superior Court today, leaving Beats and Apple off the hook.
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"EU governments have once again let some of the world's worst tax havens off the hook," said Chiara Putaturo, of the anti-poverty group Oxfam.
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The runs took Chapman — who had gotten the final eight outs and thrown 42 pitches on Sunday to keep the Cubs alive — off the hook.
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He's not letting Stevie J off the hook, and is threatening to sue him, and his alleged cohorts, if they don't pay up the $20k.
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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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Mitch McConnell's predictable countermove, however, is to simply decline to schedule any Senate votes on Democrats' popular bills, thus getting his members off the hook.
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Transit is a slim, strange novel that won't get Cusk off the hook for being "too intellectual"—it is, like its author, almost radioactively intelligent.
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Presumably there are many women getting STDs from their heterosexual partners—so why are these men seemingly off the hook when it comes to testing?
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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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To allow the call transmissions to go further, they left the phone off the hook so it could pick up audio on the building's intercom.
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But Trump asserted in a tweet that the CFPB will not be letting Wells Fargo off the hook and said the penalties actually could increase.
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But according to Van Ness, even though he sympathized with the very public backlash the rapper faced, he didn't exactly let her off the hook.
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Ms. Allred, the lawyer who has been working with many of the women, does not appear to be letting the president-elect off the hook.
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In that brief, the advocates mentioned other cases in which federal courts, following the high court's lead, had let law enforcement officials off the hook.
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By doing so, it contends, it receives the law's benefits and is off the hook for any damages sought by the victims or their families.
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"This is going to let campuses off the hook just as we were starting to scratch the surface to hold them accountable," Ms. Loewy said.
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Robert Horry's off the hook for getting into a fistfight with another coach at his kid's basketball tournament ... no charges will be brought against him.
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As Mr. Cohen heads to prison, the president is newly emboldened and the nation divided over whether the report let Mr. Trump off the hook.
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Giving too much credit to any one person builds up Mr. Miller, undeservedly, as a Machiavellian genius and lets many other folks off the hook.
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Republicans, however, are not prepared to let the I.R.S. off the hook and seized on the report as evidence that the agency must be reformed.
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Phones are ringing off the hook at lenders like Quicken, which had a couple of record volume days this week, according to the company's CEO.
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American officials sounded out Mr. Kohl about letting the president off the hook, to no avail, according to former Secretary of State George P. Shultz.
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She refused to let her ex-pal Sanders off the hook for the awful behavior of some of the "Bernie bros" rampaging on social media.
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They let the liberal rich watching the film off the hook by giving them a mean döppelganger, allowing them to look fantastically moral by comparison.
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In these moments, you want to keep the conversation constructive, without letting the liar off the hook, which is a difficult thing to pull off.
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But Curtis Granderson, batting for deGrom in the bottom of the inning, got him off the hook with a double that drove in a run.
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But wealthy and well-connected Patrick got off the hook — and his father stroked a campaign check to the state's attorney, who dropped the charges.
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In sending off his celebratory tweet on Wednesday morning, Trump is revealing what appears to be his calculus for letting the Saudis off the hook.
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It seems like AB is completely off the hook in this case -- the alleged victim dropped his civil suit against him a few months ago.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The phones are ringing off the hook in the basement of IDIO Gallery, and no one is answering them.
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"Mob Wives" star Drita D'Avanzo is off the hook for kicking her neighbor's ass over a parking spot ... all because the neighbor refused to snitch.
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"The phones are ringing off the hook because they sent a campaign to call and harass us today," Gaetz's chief of staff, Amanda Cogan, told CNN.
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It's a disturbing study, illustrating how various abusers across different races and economic classes use the same tactics to get themselves off the hook for assault.
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Be aware that winning in a no-tax state won't get you off the hook if you live in a state where lottery winnings are taxed.
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Not everyone thought justice was served, though, pointing out that Catherine was ultimately left off the hook for her role in protecting her father's bad behavior.
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She and Ethel, who really should have been involved in this decision, are the only people who should be able to let him off the hook.
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It would also let Congress off the hook for conducting a vigorous probe and possible impeachment — the constitutional text's only device to punish a sitting president.
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Despite Kroll's adamant denial of any wrongdoing, LeCroy didn't let her boyfriend off the hook easily — in fact, she said she cheated on him in retaliation.
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That doesn't mean AWS gets off the hook for this, but if you look at its track record, it probably deserves the benefit of the doubt.
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Rapper Twista and his pals are off the hook for a marijuana arrest, thanks to their driver taking the fall in the case ... TMZ has learned.
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While an unwanted ass grab is clearly not the same thing as rape, that doesn't mean an assailant should be able to squirm off the hook.
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His brazen admission might, understandably, make you think Brandon's next interview would be with police detectives -- but our law enforcement sources say he's off the hook.
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With the photos and texts deleted from Saverio's phone, which Chiara is holding onto anyway, Ludiara is essentially off the hook for their sex work moonlighting.
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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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At first it seemed the star was backpedaling on the lack of bad blood, however her tweet letting CBS off the hook calls everything into question.
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That's an easy solution that lets the state government off the hook, when we should be demanding a more comprehensive plan that looks to the future.
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There's a good chance the final number will come down, and there's always a chance that Apple and Ireland could get off the hook completely.[AP]
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I think, at this point, he sort of signaling to prosecutors that he has a lot, simply, because he would like to get off the hook.
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And in most cases, the Justice Department has been letting big banks and other corporate criminals off the hook with civil settlements and deferred prosecution agreements.
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While admitting that she needed help and was, in her own words, "insane," she doesn't let her doctors off the hook for taking away her agency.
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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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Together, that means subsidies are going further for the people who get them, and those who don't are increasingly off the hook for the individual mandate.
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Ex-NBA star Ben Gordon won't go to jail for his 2017 fire alarm pulling meltdown in L.A. -- but he ain't exactly off the hook either.
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But could this potentially let down-ticket Republicans off the hook, and free up swing voters to cast split tickets—leaving her with a hostile Congress?
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CAOFEIDIAN, China (Reuters) - Li Ruipeng's phone has been ringing off the hook with factories and hotels looking to get their hands on prompt supplies of gas.
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" Flake added that since Iran is free of international oversight, Tehran is "off the hook when it comes to honoring their nuclear obligations under the agreement.
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This evening isn't the easiest for communication, but you can bet your phone will be ringing off the hook anyway, because you are so popular, Libra.
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And considering how bad it's already gone for Trump, they'll be looking to find a new way to get the president (and themselves) off the hook.
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Civil liberties groups are most alarmed by bills in Tennessee and Florida that would let drivers off the hook for hitting demonstrators who are blocking roads.
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In this video, Judge Caprio makes the difficult executive decision to let this dangerous, rule-breaking criminal off the hook for her ill-timed parking ticket.
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" He added, "I'm not saying he doesn't have the power but the most important thing here is he might be letting the Democrats off the hook.
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Saying I've done my best "in spite of my migraines" lets me off the hook for anything I haven't done, like becoming the first female president.
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Duh. The Republicans have been complaining that Saccone is a terrible candidate, which is a good way of getting off the hook themselves if he loses.
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Yet somehow I can't see Mr. Trump and Republican allies like the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, allowing able-bodied Americans off the hook.
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They said I was letting big corporations and governments off the hook for their refusal to make huge across-the-board changes to stop global warming.
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Floyd Mayweather Sr. is off the hook in his battery case -- after a judge found him NOT GUILTY of attacking a woman after the Canelo vs.
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A robust, more layered exhibition would not let urbane museumgoers off the hook this easily, and let us believe we aren't part of Generation Wealth too.
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This is where you over-apologize or wax poetic about how terrible you feel, which forces them to console you and gets you off the hook.
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You are off the hook both ethically (because you've acknowledged a problem) and legally (because you've refrained from going into any litigable detail about that problem).
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Yet heroism is exceptional, saintly; that's not who most of us are, nor who most of us can be, so we're kind of off the hook.
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Perhaps more importantly, given the way Republicans routinely let Trump off the hook, Pelosi has repeatedly gotten the best of the President in very public ways.
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He failed to convert set point when serving for the opening frame and let Thiem off the hook again when 4-2 up in the second.
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"HUD is basically just letting these jurisdictions and public housing authorities off the hook," said Lisa Rice, executive vice president of the National Fair Housing Alliance.
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The Handmaid's Tale feels unstoppable at every award show, and Season 2 appears to have no intention of slowing down — or letting us off the hook.
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He knows immediately why he's off the hook and it wrecks him, even though he can now stop hemorrhaging money on legal fees and potential settlements.
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If Mr. Sensenbrenner is trying to justify his vote to let Mr. Trump off the hook, he'll have to do a much better job than this.
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It lets a dysfunctional Congress off the hook for its multi-year failure to find a solution for the Dreamers or on virtually any immigration issue.
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So, while I do not expect a pardon before Election Day, I certainly can see Trump letting Manafort off the hook after the polling stations close.
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As long as employers remain off the hook, a border wall and an expanded dragnet can only make temporary dents in the flows of undocumented immigrants.
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Yes, they will accuse others to keep themselves off the hook: We see that very publicly in the age of social media, which enables group swarmings.
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The man arrested last Friday for allegedly stalking Mandy Moore is off the hook now that the DA rejected the case for lack of sufficient evidence.
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But the U.S. policy "still left the bishops off the hook," David Lorenz, a director at Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, or SNAP, said.
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The phones in her small law office have been ringing off the hook since the election, Washington said, which just serves to drive home the stakes.
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We've all loved your transformation from questionable market into one of the very best fan bases in the league, but that doesn't get you off the hook.
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By deifying Bower in all his hand-wringing glory, "Smithereens" lets his real-life analogues off the hook for the actual bad things social media has wrought.
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However, they refused to answer numerous questions from BuzzFeed News about the sort of situations where this "religious exemption" directive could get federal contractors off the hook.
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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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After months of unconfirmed reports and having to use the word "alleged" a lot when talking about it, Kylie Jenner has finally let us off the hook.
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Prince might be dead, but that doesn't mean he's off the hook with a divorce lawyer who claims the singer signed off without paying his $600k tab.
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The case focused on the notes and beats of the song, not its lyrics or recording, and the questions suggested that Perry might be off the hook.
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For what it's worth, none of my logic lets the Grammys off the hook for their own history of devaluing Black artists, especially those in hip-hop.
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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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Not forcing Kim to answer for his human rights abuses — or even allowing the press to ask the dictator questions about it — lets Kim off the hook.
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It raises the threshold at which Filipinos will have to pay income tax to 250,000 pesos a year, letting four-fifths of them off the hook altogether.
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So if the target of Trillin's satire is not Chinese food itself, but the trend-sniffing foodies who love it, that lets him off the hook, right?
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"Tanked" star Heather King is off the hook, at least criminally, for that fight she got into with her now estranged husband and former co-star, Wayde.
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Lawrence Taylor's wife is off the hook in her domestic violence case with the NFL star -- after prosecutors announced they have DROPPED the battery charge against her.
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Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nigel Bradham just a caught a huge break -- prosecutors have officially let him off the hook for bringing a loaded gun into an airport.
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And I fear it will let Facebook off the hook for more recent abuses of Americans' data that may not have been factored into this inadequate settlement.
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The video ends with the second kid, totally off the hook because of Sam's meltdown, jumping up and down and sticking his tongue out like a lunatic.
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Shia LaBeouf is off the hook for getting into it with a guy at his "He will not divide us" protest site in NYC ... TMZ has learned.
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Our withdrawal from the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty gets Russia off the hook for further missile development, which is one of its few realms of strength.
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That decision drew criticism from many of Clinton's opponents, who accused the FBI and Justice Department of political bias and letting her off the hook for wrongdoings.
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Some Democrats now think that move, perhaps wise from a policy and prevention standpoint, may have been a strategic mistake because it let Republicans off the hook.
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Because the JCPOA was structured in a way where Iran was given all of its money early, Washington's withdrawal would in effect let Tehran off the hook.
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While the CDC said THC isn't solely to blame, and e-cigarettes are not, by any means, off the hook, the CDC encouraged people to stop vaping.
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Clinton did her best not to let him off the hook, arguing that the real Mr. Trump was the one who was recorded on that open microphone.
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The lawmakers argue that forcing harassment claims to go through the arbitration process tips the scales in the company's favor and lets alleged perpetrators off the hook.
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And while it's still unclear how many people have lost their jobs this week, the phones are already ringing off the hook at the state unemployment office.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson were furious about the decision to let Smollett off the hook and insisted that he was still guilty.
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Jacksonville Jaguars' Denard Robinson is almost off the hook in his bizarre pond accident ... 'cause all he has to do is pay a small court-ordered fine.
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A president who has spent two years battling accusations that he colluded with a foreign power to fix the 2016 election manages to wriggle off the hook.
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"The banks aren't going to let you off the hook," said Mr. Strasburg, adding that the federal government should require banks to provide relief on mortgage payments.
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Rep. Rashida Tlaib says President Trump is NOT off the hook in Robert Mueller's Russian collusion investigation ... because she clearly doesn't trust the man who summarized it.
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Finally, it should go without saying, but just because fiscal policymakers are likely to step up to the plate, the Federal Reserve is not off the hook.
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With Republican senators now having voted to let him off the hook for that conduct, there's no reason to think he won't try and do it again.
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Shawn's letting Gina off the hook for this one ... but he tells us the one thing she should change the next time she's singing along to music.
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But while Twerski and others push to change the legal precedent, defective third-party products are still doing damage — and Amazon is still getting off the hook.
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Green's advice was simple: Delegate those tasks to employees that can handle an earlier or an off-beat schedule, and let other team members off the hook.
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Meaning, if they had listened to their lawyer's advice and taken the Fifth in the first place, they would be off the hook, free as a bird.
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With phones ringing off the hook and customer emails piling up, they spent hours sitting on suitcases in the stock room, trying to respond to customer inquiries.
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"Our plan is to make sure their phones are ringing off the hook," said David Jordan, executive director of Alliance for a Healthy Kansas, an advocacy group.
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I'm hoping that the article persuades you to make corned beef (it's easy!), and that this recipe for Irish tacos lets you off the hook on St.
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Game of Thrones may have finished, but a call centre where the actors answer random questions about the show would still definitely be ringing off the hook.
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For years, Mr. Bharara — who was fired as United States attorney for the Southern District of New York — was accused of letting Wall Street off the hook.
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It's become commonplace for Spaulding's phone to ring off the hook with panicked calls from hotel and property managers who all conveniently have her on speed dial.
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If he used that legal fiction to let President Trump off the hook, Congress would have to begin an impeachment investigation to vindicate the rule of law.
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But the bill's proponents say it provides targeted regulatory relief and that banks in the $100 billion to $250 billion range won't be off the hook entirely.
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I support efforts to decriminalize prostitution, but I do not support any idea, bill, or proposal that would let pimps, johns, and the exploiters off the hook.
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Critics have accused President Donald Trump of letting the Saudis off the hook, but a senior official told Reuters this month it remains a "very hot issue".
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But even if you did have some coverage before the ACA passed, you still weren't off the hook for very high deductibles and other insurance-related inconveniences.
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John Legend is letting CMA honchos off the hook for scrubbing any sign of Beyonce from their award show ... 'cause he says racism is bigger than country music.
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In the months since Trump's victory, the Freedom of the Press Foundation's phones "have been ringing off the hook" with requests from newsrooms for training sessions, says Timm.
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And sure, literally everyone else in the bar was ALSO passing up the chance to save a child's life, but that doesn't let YOU off the hook, right?
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The movie captures perfectly what happened next: When Jennifer Lawrence is standing on stage at QVC for the first time, and the phones start ringing off the hook.
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But the combined forces of Hodel's aggressive defense lawyers, who paid off other eyewitnesses, and his allies in the police force ensured that he got off the hook.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Jordanian lawmakers have voted to abolish a law that lets rapists off the hook if they marry their victims, rights campaigners said on Tuesday.
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Conor McGregor is off the hook in his Miami phone smashing case -- prosecutors have dropped the charges against the UFC star after the victim stopped cooperating with authorities.
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The rally from a 6-2 deficit took starter Cole Hamels off the hook and gave a win to Sam Dyson (2-2), who pitched a scoreless ninth.
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Abetted by an industry that funded scientific research linking fat with coronary disease, sugar, the real culprit according to Mr Taubes, was allowed to slip off the hook.
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Newsflash to piss off most guys out there -- Kevin Hart is off the hook for finding the perfect Valentine's Day gift, and same goes for his wife, Eniko.
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The blast cost Braves starter R.A. Dickey a chance for a fifth straight home victory and got the Diamondbacks' Taijuan Walker off the hook for a potential loss.
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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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"There's not a lawyer doing the kind of work we do whose phone is not ringing off the hook," Debra Katz of Katz, Marshall & Banks, told USA Today.
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Nancy has already cornered Chris by the time Sarah finds them, and for a second it looks like Nancy might let him off the hook with a smirk.
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If she had hoped the Chinese government would let her off the hook by not demanding too much in exchange for her wish-list, she was soon disappointed.
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One side wants to tax rich people so that babies don't have to die, and one side is mostly against that, and this lets Republicans off the hook.
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The SEC is letting the blockchain whizzes behind The DAO, which raised $150 million in ether, the digital currency of the Ethereum platform, off the hook this time.
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But it is still surprising to many consumers that a supposedly healthy meal can contain so many calories, though neither category of fast restaurants is off the hook.
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One less problem for Washington Redskins star Junior Galette -- he's officially off the hook in his New Orleans traffic case after striking a sweet plea deal with prosecutors.
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WWE superstar Jimmy Uso just caught a HUGE break in his disorderly conduct case -- he's essentially off the hook after allegedly squaring up to fight a police officer.
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It may convince Putin that nuclear saber-rattling can get him off the hook for past crimes or that Trump cares more about deal-making than European security.
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In an email to Reuters, Funes said Melendez got witnesses to implicate him falsely through plea-bargain deals while letting conservative politicians linked to graft off the hook.
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But, officials let Icon off the hook just days before the hearing would take place ... releasing him back to Dak under the condition he is removed from Frisco.
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"I did hear that the DA has taken him off the hook, and… there won't be a herring and he'll be welcome to flounder about Pittsburgh," he said.
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Some members of leadership have questioned the wisdom of putting government on autopilot and essentially letting Congress off the hook for failing to pass appropriations bills on time.
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That in turn would let banks off the hook for much of the risk while channeling capital to small and medium-sized enterprises, and away from state juggernauts.
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They understand the art of fear and resentment, and take advantage of the hopes of the poor while leaving the true perpetrators of their misfortunes off the hook.
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By the time those eight years are up, the five-year limitations period will have expired, and Trump would be off-the-hook for federal crimes, if any.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - European countries must overhaul "outdated" laws that let rapists off the hook and perpetuate a culture of victim-blaming, rights groups said on Saturday.
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But perhaps the most notable exchange took place between Trump and MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews, who cornered Trump on abortion and refused to let him off the hook.
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When the press touts Ella's role in solving a high-profile case, Eddie finds his phone ringing off the hook with new clients looking to hire the pair.
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Freddie and Fannie began using these securities to off-load some of their credit risk and to take US taxpayers off the hook for bailing out private investors.
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It's not all hate -- Nicki says she loves Kylie, Stormi, Kim and the rest of their fam -- but the Queen doesn't want to let Travis off the hook.
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The outrage: Not only is the league losing a wonderful player, but the Blackhawks are going to get off the hook for the rest of Hossa's massive contract.
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Now they're going to wriggle off the hook, and probably spend that newfound cap space on some new star players who'll help them beat up your favorite team.
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WELL PREPARED While UK lenders are not off the hook when it comes to capital issuance, the loosening of regulatory capital requirements will be beneficial on other levels.
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That in turn would let banks off the hook for much of the risk while channeling capital to small and medium-size enterprises, and away from state juggernauts.
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It was only when he saw the receiver hanging off the hook that Mr. Chauvin realized the source of the noise — it had been the phone all along.
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So we began taking turns as the designated chooser, allowing each of us to let ourselves off the hook for a jubilant 75 percent of our shared dinners.
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