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    The document discusses the meaning and implications of the term "acquittal" in a legal context. It notes that "acquittal" sounds similar to terms like "quit" and words that mean "no" or "not", suggesting it means a judgment of not being guilty. An acquittal formally refers to a legal judgment that a person charged with a crime is found not guilty.

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    The document discusses the meaning and implications of the term "acquittal" in a legal context. It notes that "acquittal" sounds similar to terms like "quit" and words that mean "no" or "not", suggesting it means a judgment of not being guilty. An acquittal formally refers to a legal judgment that a person charged with a crime is found not guilty.

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    The document discusses the meaning and implications of the term "acquittal" in a legal context. It notes that "acquittal" sounds similar to terms like "quit" and words that mean "no" or "not", suggesting it means a judgment of not being guilty. An acquittal formally refers to a legal judgment that a person charged with a crime is found not guilty.

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    used in terms of a trial

    quit is similar to not,


    therefor it is like not
    guilty

    sounds gutteral,
    like it means no,
    not guilty

    a judgment that a person is not guilty of the crime with which the person has been charged.

    Fortitude

    Condescended

    Evolve

    Acquittal

    asserted

    notoriety

    Elite

    mentor

    inarticulate

    contemptuous

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