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clear name

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clear someone's name
to prove that someone is not guilty of a crime or misdeed. (See also clear someone of something.) I was accused of theft, but the real thief confessed and I cleared my name.
See also: clear, name

clear somebody's name
to prove that someone is not guilty of something He was convicted of drug-smuggling four years ago and has been trying to clear his name ever since.
See also: clear, name

clear your name
to prove you are not guilty of something Mitch said the charges were completely untrue and promised he would clear his name.
See also: clear, name


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uk/ TOP FIVE 1 Bullied Liverpool council staff sign on sick 2 Primark fall girl family tell of ordeal for first time 3 Murdered woman's body found in Southport freezer 4 Three arrested after BNP march 5 Man begins fight to clear name after appearing on BNP list
Aside from displaying the three Ns attitude, Brits admit they would love to be greeted by staff who are on the ball in terms of communication (73%), have enough time to serve properly (62%), are smiley, happy people (61%), wear a clear name badge (17%) and are easy to spot around the store (16%).
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