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Meaning of "pardoned them"
pardoned them: Refers to the act of officially forgiving or excusing individuals for their offenses or wrongdoings. This phrase is often associated with legal contexts where authority figures grant clemency or amnesty to those who have committed crimes
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pardoned them
You have pardoned them.
You just protected the offenders and pardoned them.
And pardoned them.
Hervey enters and says that the king has pardoned them.
Saibaba pardoned them but warned them never to lie again.
Napoleon has pardoned them.
Moi pardoned them but not before establishing their traitor status in the public view.
Washington pardoned them.
The reason none can be found is because God has pardoned them.
I have pardoned them Hubert.
This they did on the account that he had pardoned them sac and soc.
But God has pardoned them, God is forgiving and forbearing.
The President of the country pardoned them.
Well, Jesus pardoned them on the cross.
They confessed their sins with tears, and Jesus pardoned them.
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The Jews? Well, Jesus pardoned them on the cross.
Two were found guilty of treason and sentenced to hang, but Washington eventually pardoned them.
Washington, however, pardoned them on the grounds that one was a " simpleton " and the other " insane.
Stop! His Majesty the king has pardoned them.
But Allah has pardoned them ; He is All-Forgiving, All-Forbearing.
Six of the men were convicted but George Wallace, then governor of Alabama, pardoned them.
President Carlos Menem pardoned them in 1990, along with seven other former officials.
Caesar himself would, no doubt, have again pardoned them.
Both were unable to repay; so, the moneylender pardoned them both.
By decree of President Parvanov, convinced of their innocence, pardoned them.
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Some shall be pardoned and some punished
I pardoned my friend for his poor manners
You will be pardoned for the nonce
