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31. But which male leads could get away with it?

32. Sorcerer thought he could get away with murder.

33. His parents let him get away with murder.

34. She could just get away with more.

35. I could get away with only forty twist sit-ups.

36. Ronnoe lets his kids get away with murder.

37. The lack of anonymity meant that charlatans and tricksters could rarely get away with their deceptions for long.

38. He knew he could get away with asking her to do this - she had a bit of a weakness for him.

39. Beware of carrying a subtle ploy too far today or of letting a loved one get away with playing emotional games.

40. I think the women of your time have been allowed to get away with murder.

41. In practice,(sentencedict.com) it will probably try to get away with transfer prices that let it shift profits into low-tax countries.

42. Politicians get away with this sort of behaviour only in totalitarian states.

43. Lego should not get away with simply building a plastic brick replica of Yosemite Valley and other landmarks.

44. We can get away with this because we are so prosperous, so secure and so much more powerful than everyone else.

45. They were trying to put one over on us and would no longer get away with it.

46. But he's not going to get away with it wherever he is.

47. They get away with murder because of their buying power.

48. Very few schools get away with teaching the Lord's prayer in anything other than something like the traditional way.

49. It's proof of Verve's complete control that they can get away with this sort of laval-like show.

50. It is perhaps for that reason that the pensions industry had been able to get away with such arrangements for so long.

51. Few men who pick up Playboy can get away with the line that they buy the magazine only for the articles.

52. It was rather nice being ill - he could get away with not clearing up his dishes.

53. Suppose the symphony could get away with higher ticket prices because loyal patrons would keep buying.

54. He: True, in many cases you can get away with using a participle instead of a gerund.

55. Textbooks used to teach that consumer goods with well-known brand names were nearly invincible and able to get away with outrageous pricing.

56. Feeling uncertain, I asked Vidal if I could get away with such a scene.

57. He was the only child in the class who could be rude to the teacher and get away with it.

58. Rose did it well; she was just young enough to get away with it.

59. When we played them last week, the officials let Erik Williams get away with murder.

60. Even when secret services are grossly incompetent they get away with it.