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Meaning: blameless or innocent (example 1)(example 2)

Rewrite 1: passed clean suspect inspection
Rewrite 2: traveling barrier-free
Rewrite 3: the fog surrounding you has lifted
Rewrite 4: the dark cloud hovering over you just rained out
Rewrite 5: the trash talk has shifted to somebody else

Comment: There is an other use for this idiom related to cashflow, but all the references I found online were to blamelessness.

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posted by Booksville Bookclub at 8:59 AM on Feb 7, 2011

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