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These were expiated by the sacrifice of greater victims.
en.wikipedia.org Call it an expiation for not adequately expiating.
www.independent.co.uk The type of sin that may be expiated through pilgrimages is referred to as anuptakas.
en.wikipedia.org A meaningless gesture designed primarily to expiate white guilt?
www.bbc.co.uk It was simply their poise at the critical moment, with the chance to expiate over a century of pain, that failed them.
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