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It shall be proud of me some day-proud to think that I lived there, that I was born there; oh, I’ll make them whisper my name with awe, and condone all my past offences.
") The Islamic al-Batouti was faithful enough not to condone suicide, the relatives argue, but not zealous enough to believe in extreme political causes.
The issue that bothers me is that, as the supposed paragon of virtue of the Democratic Party, why does Gore apparently go to the very limit of the definition to condone his actions?
Would you condone such an action, provided that the group had given prior notification?
Does this mean, Wilson wonders, thinking of other Bible passages, that the Southern Baptists condone slavery, or pool all their property, or abjure money lending or investment?
As long as the religious belief of the person governing does not promote or condone acts of violence against those governed, or in the repression of those who fail to share his/her religious convictions, then the beliefs that the governor holds are not a newsworthy event, or even the public's business.
But that doesn't make them easy either to condone or to condemn unequivocally.
In any case, I can't condone what either group of killers did or planned to do.
A survey by the WP suggests that Americans tolerate but do not condone homosexuality.
Kenneth Starr, Paula Jones, Linda Tripp, Lucianne Goldberg, Susan Carpenter-McMillan, the Rutherford Institute people -- they're very unpopular, even among salt-of-the-earth citizens who don't at all condone the sorts of shenanigans alleged of Clinton.
and it is dangerous to condone them.
Hook is more liberal than I: for instance, I cannot bring myself to condone spelling any more as one word in any context.
We must not condone him, though he may be a very lovable person, neither must we altogether condemn him, for he may be repentant in the very best way of all ways, the way that forgets much and leaves behind more, because life is so fine that it must not be spoiled, and because progress is in every way better than retrospection.
It may provide teacher and student with an easy pretext to condone careless work.
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