Can
Can verb - To let go from office, service, or employment.
Exonerate
Exonerate verb - To free from a charge of wrongdoing.
Both words in one sentence
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Right Behind You: Hayes rather nonchalantly proclaims that the team can get "another good-looking black prison boy" to exonerate if they can't do a quick one with the convict's case before CIU.
Source: Series / Conviction (2016) - Until it turns out that he's a Doll imprinted to investigate the Dollhouse so that he can "discover" convincing evidence that it doesn't exist and exonerate Rossum.
Source: Hero Antagonist - Hank and Nick know they can't prove that someone is Wesen, but they reason that if the brothers really were cannibals, the surviving brother would have continued the practice all those years with nobody the wiser and that there may be evidence that can convict him and exonerate Ferren.
Source: Last Minute Reprieve
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