Republicans Step Up Attacks on F.B.I. as It Investigates Trump
Historically, the F.B.I.’s critics have come from the left. But the bureau’s array of inquiries into former President Trump has turned the tables.
Although many Republicans desire to see the back of Donald Trump, they seem to have concluded the former president's grip on their party is too strong to disavow him
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Senate Republicans are preparing to exonerate Donald Trump
Despite the White House’s exuberant claims of exoneration, Democrats still want to make a major political fight out of Mueller’s report.
FACT: An exoneration occurs every 3 days in the U.S.
(The National Registry of Exonerations via Shaun King Daily Kos)
"I didn't believe that I would be convicted of a crime that I didn't do. It's like your heart just — just melts. It just dissolves. You actually think that, you know, they read the wrong verdict. That this can't be true."
-Eric Glisson, Exoneree
The "Bronx Six" member was exonerated after 18 years in prison
From New York's maximum-security prison Sing Sing Correctional Facility,…
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"The adversarial system doesn't know who's guilty or who's innocent. The millstone does not know who's under it."
KIRK NOBLE BLOODSWORTH, the first inmate in the nation to be sentenced to death and then exonerated by DNA evidence.
The term ex-ante (sometimes written ex ante or exante) is a neo-Latin word meaning "before the event".[1] Ex-ante is used most commonly in the commercial world, where results of a particular action, or series of actions, are forecast in advance. The opposite of ex-ante is ex-post (or ex post).
Examples
ECONOMIST.COM
Senate Republicans are preparing to exonerate Donald Trump
Despite the White House’s exuberant claims of exoneration, Democrats still want to make a major political fight out of Mueller’s report.
FACT: An exoneration occurs every 3 days in the U.S.
(The National Registry of Exonerations via Shaun King Daily Kos)
"I didn't believe that I would be convicted of a crime that I didn't do. It's like your heart just — just melts. It just dissolves. You actually think that, you know, they read the wrong verdict. That this can't be true."
-Eric Glisson, Exoneree
The "Bronx Six" member was exonerated after 18 years in prison
From New York's maximum-security prison Sing Sing Correctional Facility,…
BUSTLE.COM|由 MORGAN BRINLEE 上傳
"The adversarial system doesn't know who's guilty or who's innocent. The millstone does not know who's under it."
KIRK NOBLE BLOODSWORTH, the first inmate in the nation to be sentenced to death and then exonerated by DNA evidence.
Plan to Become an Ex-Smoker for Good
The term ex-ante (sometimes written ex ante or exante) is a neo-Latin word meaning "before the event".[1] Ex-ante is used most commonly in the commercial world, where results of a particular action, or series of actions, are forecast in advance. The opposite of ex-ante is ex-post (or ex post).
Examples
- in the financial world, the ex-ante return is the expected return of an investment portfolio.
- in the recruitment industry, ex-ante is often used when forecasting resource requirements on large future projects.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau needs to rewrite the credit reporting rules so that consumers have a way of exonerating themselves without hiring lawyers and going to court.But other than an announcement of exoneration, details of the case were never disclosed. Any residual concerns were allayed to some extent by Gome’s extraordinary growth.
As a reporter for The Seattle Times in 1949, Mr. Guthman uncovered evidence that exonerated a professor at the University of Washington accused of Communist affiliations in testimony before a state legislative committee, bringing him the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting the next year.
ex・on・er・ate
━━ vt. （非難などから）救う, （疑いを）晴らす ((from, of)).
ex・on・er・a・tion ━━ n. 免責, 免罪.
exonerate
verb [T] FORMAL
to show or state that someone or something is not guilty of something:
The report exonerated the crew from all responsibility for the collision.
exoneration
noun [U] FORMAL
exonerate
- [igzɑ'nərèit | -zɔ'n-]
[動](他)〈人を〉（告訴・義務などから）解放する, 免除する((from, of ...))
exonerate oneself from ［of］ a charge of theft
窃盗の嫌疑(けんぎ)を晴らす.［ラテン語exonerāre重荷から解放する（ex-はずす＋onus重荷）. △ONEROUS, ONUS］
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