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innocent bystander

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innocent bystander noun attester, beholder, blameless witness, chance looker-on, corroborator, faultless witness, guiltless witness, informant, observer, onlooker, passer-by, perceiver, spectator, testifier, viewer, watcher, witness, witness free from guilt


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AN innocent bystander injured by a speeding car in a gangland shooting has been awarded EUR28,000 damages against the Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland.
If you are caught drinking and driving, you will face many serious consequences Not only could your irresponsible actions lead to an accident where you or your passengers are injured or killed, but you could also take the life of another driver or innocent bystander If you are caught drinking and driving, you will face many serious consequences.
Byline: Marianna Pissa FIRECRACKER use over the long Easter weekend sent several people, including innocent bystanders to the hospital with blown-off fingers and burns on various parts of the body.
 
 
 
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