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1 He must be made to answer for his terrible crimes.
2 She has a lot to answer for.
3 I expect parents to answer for their children's behaviour.
4 You'll have to answer for where every dollar goes.
5 This government has a lot to answer for .
6 He's old enough to answer for his own actions.
7 He has a lot to answer for.
8 He will have to answer for his misdeeds in a court of law.
9 You will have to answer for your crimes one day.
10 You will have to answer for your behaviour one day.
11 Noel Coward has a lot to answer for.
12 Elvis has a lot to answer for.
13 Tax men have a lot to answer for.
14 There remain a great many questions to answer for psychological and linguistic theories.
15 I think the present Government has a lot to answer for.
16 After all, he's old enough to answer for his own actions.
17 That sister of yours has an awful lot to answer for.
18 He will have to answer for his impoliteness.
19 You will have to answer for your carelessness.
20 The education system rather than the teachers is to answer for the overburden on the students.
21 He will have to answer for his wrongdoing one day.
22 When it comes to violence among young people, television has a great deal to answer for.
23 If you drive this car without a licence,you'll have to answer for the consequences!
24 The procedures whereby political decisions are made in the United States surely have much to answer for.
25 A lightweight bout saved in the dying seconds - Manchester's still got a lot to answer for.
26 Time is relative - and Einstein has a lot to answer for.
27 The old, and now much condemned, low-carbohydrate method of dieting had much to answer for in making social eaters fat.
28 And since Al has decided to snub the press, he is in the unfortunate position of having to answer for him.
29 The trade unions have been largely silent and it was felt that the media had a lot to answer for in this department.
30 That's a question damn near every woman who ever lived has had to answer for herself.
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