exculpates the accused
exculpates from blame
exculpates him completely
exculpates her actions
exculpates their guilt
exculpates any wrongdoing
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exculpates the defendant
exculpates past actions
exculpates her completely
the evidence exculpates the defendant from all charges.
his testimony exculpates her in the eyes of the jury.
the new information exculpates the accused completely.
she hopes the report will exculpate her from any wrongdoing.
the investigation exculpates him after a thorough review.
his alibi exculpates him from being at the crime scene.
the findings exculpate the researcher from accusations of fraud.
they presented new evidence that exculpates the suspect.
the lawyer argued that the circumstances exculpate his client.
her actions were justified and exculpate her from blame.
exculpates the accused
exculpates from blame
exculpates him completely
exculpates her actions
exculpates their guilt
exculpates any wrongdoing
exculpates his involvement
exculpates the defendant
exculpates past actions
exculpates her completely
the evidence exculpates the defendant from all charges.
his testimony exculpates her in the eyes of the jury.
the new information exculpates the accused completely.
she hopes the report will exculpate her from any wrongdoing.
the investigation exculpates him after a thorough review.
his alibi exculpates him from being at the crime scene.
the findings exculpate the researcher from accusations of fraud.
they presented new evidence that exculpates the suspect.
the lawyer argued that the circumstances exculpate his client.
her actions were justified and exculpate her from blame.
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