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benefit of doubt

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Lam Akol has been given the benefit of doubt, to amend his preposterous behavior, time and time again, to no avail.
Appeals against parking tickets issued by local councils have a 60 per cent success rate with independent adjudicators, who tend to give the benefit of doubt to the driver.
I hope we will be able to put our case across and for the world to give the inclusive government the benefit of doubt," he said.
 
 
 
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