ABSOLVE YOURSELF Keep a food diary for a couple of days to see how much fruit and veg you are actually eating and then sneak in more.
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In the past, retired Lingayen Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz explained that abortion is punishable by excommunication and the ones who can
absolve a person is the bishop.
Borongan priests receive power to forgive those who committed the sin of abortion
The court ordered the execution to be carried out in front of the victim's blood kins -- the parents -- who refused to
absolve the killer and insisted on a retribution (or eye-for-eye punishment).
Maid's death sentence upheld in baby's murder
We believe that the company obtained the cheques [using] deceptive methods, and which
absolve our client of any criminal intention."
Businessman acquitted of issuing bad cheques
No amount of money can
absolve News International from hacking in to the phone of murder victim Milly Dowler, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg said yesterday, following the disclosure that the company was about to settle its case with the teenager's family.
Clegg: Cash can't undo Milly hacking damage
Before he left Winnipeg, Archbishop Pocock wrote to me saying that the Canadian Bishops had spoken with a nearly unanimous voice and that he expected me to accept that statement and to
absolve those contracepting in good faith.
A response to Fr. Michael Prieur's defence of the Winnipeg Statement
But it's usually employed by conservatives--of all races--attempting to down-play the impact of racism, or black people cynically seeking to
absolve themselves of social responsibility (read: Bob Johnson).
Critical race theory: Debra Dickerson argues it's time blacks stop worrying about what whites think of them
Under the BLA, Square D and Schneider were jointly liable for these amounts (i.e., the BLA did not
absolve Schneider of its legal obligation).
Deducting acquisition costs incurred by a shareholder, but paid by the corporation
Murphy was hurt following a clash with Kevin Campbell but he was quick to
absolve the Everton striker of any blame.
FOOTBALL: Murphy injury PAIN, NO BLAME
But being gay doesn't
absolve any of us from the normal duties of citizenship.
The view from Paris. (last word)
In his time in office, Burden has made great strides in improving the force and is obviously confident that an inquiry will not only
absolve his men and women but put the seal of approval on his reforms.
Sir Tony is to be admired; ECHO COMMENT
In the July 2 decision, the Court of Appeals found that the woman's failure to look through a peephole before opening the door to her assailant did not
absolve the landlord of responsibility.
Court: Rape victim can sue landlord
20 addressing both lawsuits, the New York Court of Appeals upheld lower court rulings that the companies' defense is enough to "
absolve" them of fraud in the sense that they purposely misrepresented facts about the policies.
Court Revives Suits Challenging MONY, Guardian Sales Tactics
The author does not
absolve himself of this common error merely by attributing it to proponents of tolerance when he then goes on to make objections to relativism a cornerstone of his own case.
LETTERS to the editor
There is not even a nod to artists who work against the grain of consensus, or withhold themselves from the "art world," and, as if to
absolve himself from charges of bias (which is to say, passion) Sandler stresses that he is only telling us of what turned up; what exercised the denizens of the art world in which he subsists.
Art of the Postmodern Era: From the Late 60s to the Early 90s