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He was already let off easy for that, as well.

From Salon

She pointed out that the teenager is white and comes from an affluent family, factors she argues mean he’s being let off easy.

And voters’ blowout rejection of Mr. Boudin shows that the outgoing district attorney failed to bring along the public, particularly after people he had let off easy went on to commit horrific crimes.

But Emma’s insincere actor allies aren’t let off easy either; “The Acceptance Song” captures all the cringe-worthiness of 1980’s celebrity charity anthems.

And those around him who had been infected with various strains of Fox News brain rot also were convinced that Clinton had somehow been let off easy while the DOJ was relentlessly hounding Trump for no reason.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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