| 31. | Every case, it seemed, had extenuating circumstances.
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| 32. | Speak of me as I am; nothing extenuate,
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| 33. | Andretti blew it, but there were extenuating circumstances.
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| 34. | Unless there are " extenuating circumstances ."
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| 35. | In this sport, getting broadsided by a moose is an extenuating circumstance.
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| 36. | He could have received a life sentence if no extenuating circumstances were found.
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| 37. | It also considers extenuating circumstances, such as injuries.
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| 38. | He's expected to plead extenuating circumstances when he fronts the tribunal.
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| 39. | Extenuating circumstances reduce her sentence to the lowest possible for such an offence.
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| 40. | This was further extenuated after the war when India gained independence in 1947.
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