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The report also said any transgressions took place over only three years.

The other transgressions found by the committee were also significant.

But no transgression was too great to save her son.

Talk to your date about what you have seen behind the transgression.

"I'll leave you here to think over your transgression for a few minutes."

"I will have to report this transgression to your father."

"But I'm really not sure that there were any major transgressions made the first time."

Should she put the money in a fund to pay for future transgressions?

The use of our real names was a serious transgression.

But I am afraid that's the least of our transgressions.

I did them, they were wrong, and there is little else that needs to be said about my transgressions.

This was not the first such transgression in the 1988 primary campaign.

The fruit is probably a transgression, but still a pretty good day.

But how could I thank the neighbors, or at least ask what they thought about my transgressions?

For his transgressions, he should have to perform 28 months of community service.

She returned, only to find that the teacher did not know about her transgression.

To begin with, she explained, it is the mark of transgression.

"It is under an obligation brought on by its own transgressions."

However, lying is no longer considered a serious transgression in American public life.

Still, he'd usually let me know exactly what transgression brought on a beating.

In the future, I will punish both for the transgression of either.

By this time next year he'll be dead, accused of some transgression or other.

But he knows it will not center on worries about personal transgressions.

They did their work but allowed themselves to commit real transgressions.

"But I remember that what he did was a transgression against mankind."