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1. 宣告无罪：1915 格鲁吉亚.皮尔斯 Georgia Pearce | 1916 宣告无罪 Acquitted | 1916 飞行鱼雷 The Flying Torpedo

2. 宣判无罪,卸脱责任：absence absence from 缺席,缺乏,心不在焉 | acquitted 宣判无罪,卸脱责任 | admirable 令人钦佩的,绝妙的

3. 无罪释放：律师费 lawyer's fee | 无罪释放 acquitted | 当庭释放 released by court

1. Alaa and Gamal were acquitted on June 2 in a land deal case, as the charges had passed the period of 10 years for legal action.

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2. Flanagan's client was acquitted and the other nurse pleaded no contest to a lesser charge.

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3. Three Bulgarians suspected of complicity in the shooting were acquitted by an Italian court because of a lack of evidence.

4. Ontario's top court declared Truscott a victim of a miscarriage of justice last August and acquitted him.

5. The verdict came hours after the court acquitted the Democrat Party of any wrongdoing in last year's inconclusive election.

6. The eight defendants were among 16 people who were acquitted in February 2004 of charges of criminal negligence in the fire.

7. The furore over the affair forced the couple to leave Italy, where he was charged with bigamy and was not acquitted until 1968.

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8. The six medics still face defamation charges brought by a senior police officer after being acquitted in May on similar charges.

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9. The others were acquitted when the wife of a fellow defendant bugged the witness room and obtained recordings of two police officers discussing their evidence.

10. Sheehan and three other women were acquitted of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and obstructing government administration.

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