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• 'Judge not, -- ye be judged'
• It may come before we forget?
• Kipling uses it eight times in ''Recessional''
• In case that
• Heaven forbid that
• For fear that (something should happen)
• For fear that (something happens)
• Conclusions reached by trial judge distress defendant in case
• "___ We Forget"
• The French on street, just in case
• In case lecturer is French
• Fearing that it�s the Orient for 18
• Openings for lawyer examining some testimony in case
• The French 'tec originally in case
• "____ we forget . . ." (Kipling)