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What Makes a Good Excuse?

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An excuse is a great example of a moral concept we use often but, on closer examination, is quite complicated. Excuses are somewhere between explanations and justifications – they go beyond just describing the chain of events, but often stop short of justifying them.

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What Makes a Good Excuse?

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