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Circumstance
Circumstance or circumstances can refer to:

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Mitigating circumstances can give you a chance; If you get your facts straight the officer may be more lenient.(Workplace)
Oct 02, 2006; Where the employee is found guilty in any hearing, mitigating circumstances can influence the penalty or corrective action...
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circumstance
Jan 01, 2004; circumstance. The debate about the merits of in the circumstances and under the circumstances has continued for most of the 20c....
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Does Your CU Control The Circumstances, Or...
Jan 10, 2002; Life throws us curveballs all the time and we as individuals, credit unions, communities, and a country often find ourselves in...
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DO CIRCUMSTANCES EVER JUSTIFY CAPITAL PUNISHMENT?
Jun 01, 1999; Regarding the death penalty, there is a growing tendency in both church and society to apply it in very limited circumstances or...
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Mitigating Circumstances
Jan 01, 2005; MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES Circumstances that may be considered by a court in determining culpability of a defendant or the extent...
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