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Not only is the king chronically wrong, but commits wrongs on an industrial scale far beyond the means of ordinary mortals.
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Is it acceptable because others have committed wrongs against us?
"People have free will to commit wrongs or rights," according to a Web site explaining the Theravadan school.
On days we committed wrongs, we were beaten less, on days we committed "greater wrongs," we were beaten a lot, and on days we admitted to nothing, we were beaten repeatedly all day long.
He conceded that the president had committed "wrongs", that he had been "sinful", that his testimony in the Paula Jones suit had been "evasive, incomplete, misleading, even maddening".
On April 2 , 1917 accusing German submarines of committing wrongs that "cut to the very roots of human life," Woodrow Wilson urged "all sober-minded men" to unite; on Sept. 11, 1990, accusing Saddam Hussein of "trying to wipe a country off the face of the earth," the first President Bush appealed to political leaders to "come together to fulfill our responsibilities".
I've committed wrongs for which I deserve to die".
Woman at center of South Korean political scandal: 'I've committed wrongs for which I deserve to die'.
Her Majesty's song, also known as "The Queen's Prayer," asks for forgiveness of those who committed wrongs against her.
The reply could describe any one of a hundred committed wrongs, and some of these wrongs might have been performed by the very religious (or secular) institutions that temporarily shut their doors to commerce.
"We are getting used to people committing wrong in all fields, above all in politics and football," he said.
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