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grant immunity

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See: condone, excuse, palliate


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However, speaking to similarly interested observers in my own circle, most do not doubt that Henderson is a thoroughly decent chap, but this in itself does not grant immunity from the need to comply with the rules of racing.
The new law would also grant immunity for those reporting in good faith.
Iraq will grant immunity to American soldiers who are on bases or are conducting military operations, Dabbagh said, but will insist that they be subject to Iraqi law under any other circumstances.
 
 
 
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