The church must begin to make amends to survivors, and exposing the secrets and concealment contained in such documents is a critical step.
So here's a chance to make amends, a chance to actually do something that will protect consumers by increasing oversight of energy markets.
The on-loan Coventry striker raced down the left and despite having options in the box he went for glory only for Loovens to make amends by racing back to clear off the line.
If you fall into the latter category, you might be required to make financial amends for up to 15 years.
Pietersen had a chance to make amends for his first innings score of one but again failed to make an impression, guiding tall paceman Boyd Rankin to second slip.
Europe offered to make amends by lowering some of its own barriers to imports, but Congress, frustrated by delays and unpersuaded by wiser voices in the White House, plumped for punitive tariffs instead.
Poulsen tried to make amends for his error be slipping a ball through to Ngog but the young striker could only side-foot wide under pressure from ex-Reds left-back Dossena.
New Zealand football manager Dean Bell, the former Wigan captain, said Leuluai was eager to make amends for his low-key performances in the tournament to date.
Years later the Japanese sought to make amends for the treatment he had received by sending a delegation to Hong Kong to offer him the freedom of the city of Osaka.
The Terriers defender looked to make amends for his earlier lapse, first with a brave block to deny a dithering Bendtner and then with a superb saving tackle on the Dane, before Fabregas broke the League One side's resistance.
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He got a quick chance to make amends for his miss when Sunderland's Campbell hit an awful pass to his feet 40 yards from goal, but after a jinking run the Argentine's shot was deflected wide.
That man is now working with the landowner and a mediator on how to make amends.
Shortly after that Joe Cole failed to make amends when he dragged a shot wide.
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But he has not played in a final and hopes to make amends this season.
There are multiple chances to make amends and no immediate legal consequences under the program if they don't.
Meanwhile governments, even of countries that did not belong to Germany's wartime axis, are beginning to make amends.
Kanemaru, however, also offered to make amends for losses incurred since the end of the second world war.
Hastings has been scrambling to make amends since the backlash triggered mass cancellations.
McDonagh was to make amends, though, with the two goals which saw the Lurgan men go home with a point.
Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) is retiring and trying to make amends for his years of enabling Fannie Mae, Countrywide and more.
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But their approach play remained predictable and Cech, eager to make amends for his error, was never seriously threatened again.
And Gidman did at least look determined to make amends when he matched Joyce with a one-day best of his own.
"I missed out on a double century in the last Test in Kanpur and I wanted to make amends, " Sehwag said.
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For England, then, this is the ideal opportunity to make amends for their disappointing efforts in the Caribbean in the New Year.
Carnival has sought to make amends with passengers by providing all those affected with a full refund and discounts on future cruises.
Too often when an individual with a high profile gets into difficulty he (and it is often male) apologizes without offering to make amends.
No big trading losses, no major mistakes for which the bank had to make amends on the heels of the year of the London Whale.
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Mr Parry said he was not looking for the Sinn Fein leader to make amends for the loss of his son at the London meeting.
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"It gives young people a route to make amends and have a second chance, " said Dusty Kennedy, head of the Youth Justice Board Cymru (YJB).
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