extenuation

In extenuation of himself, he says “no one anticipated” today’s facts: worldwide energy shortages and an unusually cold winter forecast.

This extenuation circumstance policy extension is also in addition to Airbnb’s more flexible reservation terms it introduced earlier this week.

Despite the extenuation of injuries, the Nats have fielded miserably, run the bases in sleep masks and made fundamentals cry “uncle.”

Some say in extenuation of Ryan’s behavior that if he could not embrace Trump, he could not continue as speaker.

They were to be used as an underline or extenuation of the feelings he would have for something.