- - Used to be mostly empty and free of tax
- - To free from an obligation
- - Free from a liability
- - To free from obligation
- - Free from duty
- - Release from obligation
- - Free English parliamentarian trapped in extension
- - "As a dependant she is ... from income taxes." (free from the obligation)
- - Release from a liability
- - tax-free?
- - free expert taking me in without hesitation
- - Not subject to an obligation
- - Excused from paying taxes
- - Excused (from tax)
- - Duty-free?
- - Relieved (from)
- - Free from liability
- - Excused (from)
- - Released (from)
- - Free (from)
- - Free old partner, almost worthless
- - Free from obligations
- - Excused from a final exam, say
- - Redcap in old film freed from obligation
- - Free
- - Free, as from a duty
- - Free from obligation
- - Free, as from taxes
- - Tax-...... (duty-free)
- - Freed (from), as taxes
- - Release, as from an obligation
- - Duty-free, e.g.
- - Freed from obligation
- - Free from an obligation
- - Free from usual requirements.
- - old english politician needing time to be free from obligation
- - To free from liability
- - former european politician ahead of time being excused
- - Immune or absolved
- - Not obliged to disclose former trouble with a temp
- - forgive old flame being almost exhausted
- - Former European politician takes time to be excused
- - though not liable, one finds rex empty at heart
- - Not subject to
- - Previous emperor taxed leader who was not obliged to pay
- - not subject to tax
- - Former European politician with time to spare
- - Not liable, as formerly, to be almost empty
- - Tax-... status
- - Former personal trainer catching me in the mirror is excused
- - Not subject to taxation
- - relieve former parliamentarian visiting egypt on vacation
- - Spared, excused
- - Unobligated
- - Permitted to be unaffected
- - Not subject to (eg taxation)
- - Not subject
- - Not on the hook, as for taxation
- - Not liable (for)
- - Excused — let off
- - Above the rules, in a way
- - ABSolved
- - Excuse
- - Release
- - Not liable, as others may be
- - Off the hook
- - Let off the hook by former partner and is mostly unoccupied
- - Release MP stuck in River Trent initially
- - Not liable
- - Given dispensation
- - Not obligated
- - Not subject to, taxation perhaps
- - Grant immunity to
- - Grant immunity to former partner, mostly unoccupied
- - Not subject to, as jury duty
- - Absolve
- - Grant immunity to former partner, nearly clear
- - Not subject to jury duty, say
- - Not subject to taxes
- - Former wife, French and cuddling politician, offers excuse
- - Not taxable, e.g
- - Make an exception, as former drain isn't finished
- - Like nonprofits vis-à-vis taxes
- - Grant immunity to former politician in vacant employment
- - Not subject to, taxation say
- - Not obliged to pay
- - Immune
- - Give a waiver to
- - Spare Times the setter brought back in record time
- - ... out of it!
- - Not subject to a law
- - Tax-.... (like municipal bonds)
- - Unaffected
- - Excused
- - Getting a bye
- - Like churches, vis-à-vis most taxes
- - Like churches, vis- -vis most taxes
- - Taking advantage of a conscience clause, e.g.
- - Grandfather
- - Not included
- - Give a waiver
- - Spare via a grandfather clause
- - Not subject to the rules
- - Priviledged, in a way
- - Allow through a grandfather clause
- - Nonliable
- - Tax-......
- - Not obliged
- - Released
- - Not bound by
- - Not subject to a rule
- - Tax-loophole word
- - Not liable to
- - Privileged.
- - Let off the hook, in a way
- - Grant immunity
- - Grant immunity to former Euro member before time
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