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justifiable excuse

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See: alibi


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Remember that anyone accused has a right to give an explanation and a justifiable excuse before being judged guilty.
This alarming figure, by the way, includes women who cite wearing sexy clothes and nagging as justifiable excuses for male abuse.
Paul, it seemed that he’d engineered an enviable political maneuver: coming up with a justifiable excuse to keep the deeply unpopular president – to whom Democrats are frantically trying to link McCain – away from his convention.
 
 
 
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