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• Compared with last year, the country could get off easy.
• So the menfolk don't get off easy, either?
• Even well-connected newlywed Mary Steenburgen didn't get off easy.
• "McVeigh shouldn't get off easy.
• Most athletes who break the law get off easy.
• For a sports star in the media age, Silver Charm gets off easy.
• He sees no comparison between Keating and white-collar crooks who get off easy.
• I thought I would get off easy because I was transferring all of the services.
• She was worried after the verdict that Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi would get off easy.
• And many Tutsi worry that suspects may get off easy in communities that are predominantly Hutu.
• Bill Bradley gets off easy with:
• "The special interests that foisted deregulation upon us get off easy . " he said.
• Cotton will get off easy, though Klein gave some thought to making a steak out of him.
• So convicted rapists continue to get off easy, with minimal sentences that are often reduced during plea bargaining.
• But the Playhouse cast may get off easy, for Albee is also preoccupied with completing his next play.
• Barzano ended up losing only the tips of three toes, but in no way did she get off easy.
• If you consider that in our country, almost everybody gets off easy, Agca has served more than he ought.
• The writer doesn't play favorites, and no one has all the good lines _ and no one gets off easy.
• While Robert De Niro gets off easy _ " he looks like a deli worker " _ James Caan takes the hardest hit.
• The conspiracy theorists easily could concoct a scenario in which all Norris wanted to do was get off easy for the biggest payday of his career.