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reasonable excuse

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By the time he pulled out around 55,000 tickets had been sold and the promoter will claim they were never given a reasonable excuse for the cancellation.
Prince sued for EUR1.6m over gig axe; COURTS by The Mirror (London, England)
The court found him not guilty of carrying an air weapon in public without reasonable excuse.
Man cleared of gun offence; Local briefs by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
It is not an offence to consume alcohol within a designated area, but fail- ure to comply with an officer's requests to stopdrinking and surrenderalcohol without reasonable excuse is.
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