Free of
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It wasn't until the late 1950's that many southern and eastern English beaches were deemed free of landmines and safe for holidaymakers.
Source: Baa Bomb - He hopes to make amends by wiping her memories of him and dropping her off on Earth to live a nice, safe life free of his "bad" influence.
Source: Must Make Amends -
After his death, Kitty spends a great deal of time watching the sunrise, feeling its warmth, and reflecting on how good it feels, with the symbolism of the trope very much coming through in how she finally feels safe, happy, and free of worry at last.
Source: Literature / Kitty Norville
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