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1Forgiven, Not Forgotten — Album par The Corrs Image Sortie septembre 1995 Durée 48 min 43 …
2Not Without Love — Studio album by Jimmy Needham Released August 19, 2008 …
3Forgiven, Not Forgotten — Infobox Album | Name = Forgiven, Not Forgotten Type = Album Artist = The Corrs Released = September 26, 1995 January 1997 (Tour edition) Recorded = Genre = Celtic ndash;Folk rock Length = 48:43 Label = Atlantic Records/143/Lava Producer = David… …
4Forgiven — Forgive For*give , v. t. [imp. {Forgave}; p. p. {Forgiven}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Forgiving}] [OE. forgiven, foryiven, foryeven, AS. forgiefan, forgifan; perh. for + giefan, gifan to give; cf. D. vergeven, G. vergeben, Icel. fyrirgefa, Sw. f?rgifva,… …
5Forgiven (song) — Single infobox Name= Forgiven Artist= Relient K from Album= Five Score and Seven Years Ago Released= 2006 Format= Recorded = 2006 Genre= Christian rock Length= 4:05 Label= Capitol, Gotee Producer = Howard Benson Writer = Matthew Thiessen Reviews …
6Crime as Forgiven By — Infobox Album | Name = Crime as Forgiven By Type = Album Artist = Against Me! Released = 2001 Recorded = December 3rd, 2000 Genre = Folk punk Length = 18:09 Label = Plan It X Records Sabot Productions Last album = Against Me! EP (2000) This album …
7Crime as Forgiven by Against Me! — EP by Against Me! Released …
8someone could be forgiven for believing — someone could be forgiven for thinking/wondering/believing etc phrase used for saying that it is not surprising that someone thinks or believes something, even though they are wrong to do so Voters could be forgiven for thinking that the major… …
9someone could be forgiven for wondering — someone could be forgiven for thinking/wondering/believing etc phrase used for saying that it is not surprising that someone thinks or believes something, even though they are wrong to do so Voters could be forgiven for thinking that the major… …
10someone could be forgiven for thinking — someone could be forgiven for thinking/wondering/believing etc phrase used for saying that it is not surprising that someone thinks or believes something, even though they are wrong to do so Voters could be forgiven for thinking that the major… …
