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Assad sought to exonerate himself from the August attack in which hundreds died.

He had yet to exonerate himself from the self-imposed charge of having failed to save Mao's life.

Memoirs, 4 vol., 1931 32), represented an attempt by Bülow to exonerate himself from any blame for the war and for Germany's collapse; in fact, they reflect his blindness to his own limitations as a statesman.

"I think Taylor should go to the court in Sierra Leone and face the tribunal and exonerate himself from the charges made against him," Mr. Bryant said, adding, "It's only honorable".

He also said that although he will continue to work with the United States in fighting drugs and organised crime, his priority in security policy is to reduce violence suffered by Mexicans.A court in Ontario ordered Rob Ford to step down as mayor of Toronto because he had violated conflict-of-interest rules by voting to exonerate himself from a technical breach of municipal law.

Despite his praise for Broad, Clarke was critical of Australia's batting after they were bowled out for 270 and 224 at Chester-le-Street, and did not exonerate himself from blame.

Yet as Bettison toured TV and radio studios this week exonerating himself from any wrongdoing, his purpose in writing this book has become evident.

In the case of 'normal' rape, the aggressor can justify himself being exonerated from the crime, as he himself is a victim of circumstance [ 20].

"The defense hasn't come up with anything to exonerate them from the rest of the attacks that night," she said.

"But then you must understand why forgiving like that — it still does not exonerate you from the crime that you committed".

Mr. Meyer's moves to thwart Soviet agents helped exonerate him from accusations that he would soon face, his son said.