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Instead, he dug in his heels, hoping voters would forgive and forget.

“It’s all about forgive and forget and one game at a time,” Oettinger explained.

Will fans forgive and forget Henderson's Saudi move?

From BBC

Americans on the winning side were not in the mood to fully forgive and forget, and the idea that some secessionists could be elected to Congress after betraying the union was unsettling, if not abhorrent.

On the off chance that some viewers were inclined to forgive and forget, all they had to do was catch a glimpse of Kevin Costner at a table in the Beverly Hilton’s International Ballroom looking like he was caught in a hostage video.

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