(1) Yes, contrary to popular belief, often testing is used to exonerate or exculpate possible suspects rather than implicate .

(2) It would not, your Honour, but also, though, in the end, it would not necessarily implicate him in murder either.

(3) Cable franchise activities plainly implicate First Amendment interests

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(5) Such explicitly parodic celebrities implicate themselves in the culture industry's deception.

(6) Yesterday, he also laid out an intricate plot to implicate him in his former wife's murder, stopping short of calling it political interference.

(7) The results implicate the area's wild foods, said one expert.

(8) This is an implicate of the inscripturation of revelation.

(9) The dual nature of the Heart represents the meeting of the changeless and the changing, the inevitable and the contingent, the implicate and the manifest.

(10) She had always felt that, by refusing to implicate him in the crime of adultery, she was saving him from the ruin that she faced every day.

(11) They've been doing everything they can since my release to somehow implicate me with this crime, which is very unethical, but they do it anyways.

(12) It took some years for her finally to break her contacts with her pimp as he and others tried to implicate her in the murders she had witnessed.

(13) He never discussed actions, which would implicate him in a crime.

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(16) I know it to be true because my own father was indirectly implicated .

(17) After all, things like gender that are implicated in all social life are necessarily implicated in all social injustice.

(18) Some Members of Parliament are being implicated in the illegal mining activities.

(19) Defects in the ability of the E3 to interact with substrates have been implicated in numerous diseases, including neurodegeneration, immunological disorders, hypertension and cancers.

(20) This privacy interest implicates two guarantees of the Bill of Rights.