Estonia's Security Police raised concern over growing Russian influence over the Baltic media earlier this year.Buying depressed assets to make money is a blameless business tactic.
The crabmeat-stuffed avocado in Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar may end up almost poisoning Esther, but the concept of avocado-stuffing is a blameless one.
In one hand, he's holding a catching pole and, in the other, there's a blameless mutt looking through the grille of its portable prison.
And must not that be a blameless study which he only can pursue who has the gift of a good memory, and is quick to learn, --noble, gracious, the friend of truth, justice, courage, temperance, who are his kindred?
I wasn't "there", in that sense, by then being a blameless working mother, hoping to drag young women out of the clutches of compulsory domesticity; and of course White Heat doesn't cover all that was going on.
By way of contrast, the heroine of "A Marker to Measure Drift" is a blameless young woman who has been rescued from death almost happenstantially by her French journalist lover as he scrambles to leave a Monrovia falling into the hands of an armed rabble of murderous teenagers.
At 37, she has the type of glossy girl-next-door appeal that viewers find simultaneously flawless and unthreatening, and her career has been a blameless ascent from local radio, through BBC News 24 and Sky News, to the morning sofa of GMTV on ITV1.
They will be forever remembered for being a blameless part of one of the greatest gaffes ever broadcast on TV.
Early-childhood development, he said, somewhat disarmingly, was such a blameless goal that, once it entered the political discourse, it was impossible to oppose.
