On this occasion, Reihana's missed kick from the touchline for the extras was forgivable.
Against a background like this, a little waywardness in the world of macroeconomics seems entirely forgivable.
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You'll then need to send a software update to the scales, which took a forgivable two minutes.
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It has its rough edges and hiccups, but they're easily forgivable in light of its pre-release moniker.
With the stimulus bill the flaws were forgivable: there was an urgent need to give the economy a boost.
What may be forgivable in today's hot spot (inconsistent food and service with attitude) becomes worthy of criticism in yesterday's.
Playing his favorite music, holding hands together, telling stories that praised Rich while touching humorously on his quirks and forgivable faults.
Alternatively, Americans may decide that Mr Clinton's personal comportment is forgivable.
Defending Peter Hain now the ex-work and pensions and Welsh secretary against calls for his head, Gordon Brown implied that the latter was a lesser and forgivable evil.
Such a mistake is easy to make for someone living in New York City and infinitely forgivable when taken in the context of this otherwise competently executed tome.
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Once upon a time, when Wall Street was rolling out the hiring carpet, major brokerage firms offered Employee Forgivable Loans to top producers and had trainee programs for wannabes.
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Intertwine these with the vagaries of competing ideas, with the accident-strewn adoption of a new technology and the inertia of the old, and Mr Aiken's gloomy prophecy seems entirely forgivable.
While it might not be forgivable, it would at least be understandable had Ryan made this speech in the heat of a campaign where he has proven himself willing to say or do just about anything to solidify his base.
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Lesson Two: Mistakes are forgivable.
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And after the lives of far too many folks were upended by the Great Recession, the clean-up crews started the dirty job of finding the bucks to pay the bills which prompted many Wall Street firms to go after the balances on retention bonuses, employee forgivable loans, and a whole host of promissory notes.
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Sadly, we weren't allowed to share any images taken with the demo units (sorry, usual Nikon protocol), but what we can tell you is that both the camera's speed and quality weren't bad at all, and likewise with the 3.5-inch 854 x 480 OLED multitouch display -- the high pixel density makes the PenTile arrangement more forgivable.
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Typically, these notes (also frequently referred to as Employee Forgivable Loans or EFLs) are bastardized versions of bonuses but for the fact that the employer firm pointedly takes exception to characterizing the payments as fully earned bonuses and is typically meticulous to draft the written documentation as a loan supported by promissory notes that are forgiven on anniversaries of employment.
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