Worse, would you feel like you were SINNING by remaining silent during a P.

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Fear of damnation, not well-meaning exhortation, is the only way to right sinning ways.

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Declaring that sinning countries should suffer the consequences of their debt is not to bestow sacredness on financiers.

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The price in today's money of past sinning by the UK's biggest international banks is becoming bigger and bigger.

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But most also think that the sinning is more widespread than that.

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Nein, that would encourage debtors to fall back into their sinning ways.

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Sunday may have been for forgiving, but Saturday was for sinning.

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Just look at what all that economic sinning has done.

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GPs, the government may be more spinned against than sinning.

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For Mr Clinton in particular, 2002 has become a sort of holy grail, the date that stops him sinning (fiscally, at least) for the rest of his second term.

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Just as Luther criticised indulgences, critics of offsetting argue that the ability to buy retrospective forgiveness for sins of emission is no substitute for not sinning in the first place.

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