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It absolved Democratic leaders of trying to appeal to Latinos, beyond claiming to be less anti-Latino than Trump.

He began the regular season caught in the swirl of a gambling scandal in which he was absolved of all wrongdoing but featured longtime interpreter Ippei Mizuhara stealing more than $16 million from him.

Biden, as is customary, also absolved cadets of minor offenses committed during their time at the academy, adding with a laugh, “the superintendent can clarify what minor means.”

“And, like us, understand that even garden making is not absolved of having a carbon footprint. And that, like we do, they love how recycled landscapes look.”

There were suspicions that Modi quietly supported the riots, but he denied the allegations and India’s top court absolved him over lack of evidence.