She'd sit there in her finery, ashamed of him and ashamed of being ashamed.
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"It just really makes me feel ashamed, ashamed to be an American, ashamed to be a human being really," she said before launching into "American Life."
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I don't need to be ashamed; there isn't a reason to be ashamed.
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The state should be ashamed of themselves and the court should be ashamed of themselves.
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I'm not ashamed of myself, Jackson, but I am ashamed of what your grandfather did.
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There was a time when I was ashamed of my religion, ashamed of my heritage.
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She said became ashamed of her culture and thus ashamed of herself for feeling this way.
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Over the course of five days, I spent $276.03 … and I feel ashamed, so so ashamed.
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Because it's the chicken or the egg: am I ashamed or am I made to feel ashamed?
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You know why because it's an illegal process and the press should be ashamed of themselves but more importantly the people who gave out the information should be ashamed of themselves, really ashamed.
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"He made me feel ashamed of how I looked and eating let me not feel ashamed," says Weiner.
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The perpetrator relies on you feeling ashamed and keeping quiet, but they are the ones who should be ashamed.
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We are not ashamed — OK, only a little ashamed — to say that we have eaten them with a spoon.
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Not that her parents were ashamed of being Chinese, and they had taught their daughter not to be ashamed, either.
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I do not, I am ashamed to say even as I know I should not be ashamed, think of my daughter.
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How do you come in as a management person and accept, okay, they're ashamed and I feel like they're genuinely ashamed.
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When I stopped feeling ashamed of my queerness, I thought I would stop feeling ashamed of my body at the same time.
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Meanwhile, soldiers in the field are reporting that, for the first time, they feel ashamed — ashamed of what their country has done.
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Meanwhile soldiers in the field are reporting that for the first time they feel ashamed — ashamed of what their country has done.
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I was ashamed that I couldn't support myself, and ashamed that my generous, forgiving parents were effectively subsidizing a successful literary agency.
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It&aposs a human rights abuse and he should be ashamed much himself, and people that support him should be ashamed of themselves.
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"If Nike is ashamed of America, we are ashamed of them," College of the Ozarks president Jerry C. Davis said in a statement.
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I'm not ashamed in saying that, and I don't think women should be ashamed of saying, 'We want to watch stories of our own.
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I know it was all stupid, and I was ashamed, and felt powerless in the face of the problem and ashamed of that powerlessness.
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The infamous speech in which the tamed Kate says she is "ashamed that women are so simple" now finds her ashamed that "people" are.
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While we are not ashamed of our great-great-grandfather, we are ashamed to benefit from white supremacy while our black family and friends suffer.
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Shame, I suppose I was ashamed at being weak-willed and ashamed of not dealing with my problems the way everyone else seemed to be.
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You and I have nothing and everything to be ashamed of, but I am no longer ashamed of this heavy black body you helped create.
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WILLIAM M. GORDONUPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J. To the Editor: Regarding Israel's attacks at the Gaza border: I am ashamed as an American and ashamed as a Jew.
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To find out if I should feel even more ashamed about something I already feel ashamed about, I reached out to a bunch of butt doctors (gastroenterologists).
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I am ashamed at the crimes recorded in the Pennsylvania grand jury report and ashamed by the apparently well-known abuses of power by former Cardinal McCarrick.
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I was ashamed of that moment, I was ashamed of being dyslexic, and both those things caused me to shut down and define a big part of me.
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I have been ashamed of a lot of things that have happened in this country, but I can't say I've ever been ashamed of our country until today.
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"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed," he said.
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I'm not ashamed of being an alcoholic, but I'm still ashamed of trying to kill myself, even though I know I did it under the temporary insanity of alcohol.
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I don't think anybody should be ashamed of their period, I don't think anybody should be ashamed to be trans, or queer, or gay, or a woman, or anything.
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Because it's an illegal process, and the press should be ashamed of themselves, but more importantly, the people that gave out information to the press should be ashamed of themselves.
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When I read that nobody should ever feel ashamed to be alone or to be in a crowd, I realized that I often felt ashamed of both of those things.
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" Bieber on Xanax:"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed.
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I've heard many friends tell me that recent revelations about privacy problems have made them feel ashamed of their social media use, or ashamed that they find the idea of quitting to be overwhelmingly difficult, or ashamed that their attempt at giving up Facebook for Lent fell apart only a few days in.
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"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed," the pop star admits.
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" Brennan added that Trump "should be ashamed of himself.
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" She continued, "I'm bipolar and I'm not ashamed anymore.
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" She continued: "I was embarrassed and ashamed and humiliated.
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" Another added, "Girls shouldn't be ashamed for having bodies.
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", and "You should be ashamed, you're a walking disease.
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That's the attitude of Republican elites write large—it's obvious they're angry at Trump, maybe even ashamed, but they never get angry or ashamed enough to take action that would hurt him.
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" Another part of the powerful letter read: "While we are not ashamed of our great great grandfather, we are ashamed to benefit from white supremacy while our black family and friends suffer.
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I also couldn't run the conversation I had with a Qatari who said the souq made him ashamed of his country: Rule No. 93 is no one is ever ashamed of Qatar.
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But just like Colton wasn't ashamed of his virginity (no matter how many awkward jokes and edits the show made at his expense), Hannah is seemingly not ashamed of not being a virgin.
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"We're taught when we have dark skin that we should be ashamed of our African heritage, that we should be ashamed that people use body modification and scarification and lip rings," she said.
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"I am deeply sorry and I am ashamed," he wrote.
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I felt guilty and, at times, and a bit ashamed.
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And I am completely and utterly ashamed of the opposition.
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The University of Florida researchers should be ashamed of themselves.
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I am ashamed and disgraced to call myself a husband.
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More like Coachella should be aShamed Impala for booking them.
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And once again we were ashamed to call it ours.
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You should never feel ashamed if you're really feeling down.
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The liberal media now loves him— he should be ashamed.
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I'm ashamed to admit how many wacky blazers I have.
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I don't expect to be forgiven... I'm ashamed of myself.
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It is nothing to be hidden and be ashamed of.
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"Â He also said Holt should be "ashamed of himself.
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I was too ashamed to admit I was experiencing it.
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Rosales thinks people are too ashamed to describe their experience.
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He was ashamed of the way he stumbled over syllables.
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My friend is ashamed of how we live together now.
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"Whatever there is not to be ashamed of," he added.
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This was not a morning to be ashamed of anything.
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I was so ashamed of how lowcountry this recipe was.
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"I've become bored of being insecure, ashamed, scared," he added.
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Those people should be ashamed of their malicious, subhuman behavior.
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I thought that people would be ashamed, but they weren't.
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We didn't think there was anything to be ashamed of.
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"Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed," Bush said of the comments.
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Never be ashamed of your body and what it needs.
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To say that I am ashamed is an extreme understatement.
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These representatives should be ashamed of themselves at this point.
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"I am deeply ashamed and remorseful," she said in court.
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They are not ugly or something to be ashamed of.
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In fact, I would be ashamed if we caved in.
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Cellulite naturally came up because I feel ashamed about mine.
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Does that mean I'm ashamed of liking pumpkin spice lattes?
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I am personally ashamed, the whole thing is a pity.
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From that standpoint, shouldn't be ashamed if you try it.
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As someone who lives in Los Angeles, I'm deeply ashamed.
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I'm also ashamed for making an error about the time.
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Lesley Miller was tired of feeling ashamed of her body.
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"- "You should be ashamed of yourselves you sick f***s.
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Watch, and feel ashamed of yourself for lacking his talent.
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"I was too ashamed to tell my family," she recalls.
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You know, but it ain't nothing to be ashamed of.
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"I'm not ashamed of my body," he wrote on Instagram.
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You should be ashamed, as should the adults around you.
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"No one should be ashamed, embarrassed, or discouraged," she continued.
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Growing up, Joy Bryant was ashamed of her thin frame.
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There's nothing to be ashamed of, there's nothing to fear.
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She doesn't want them to be ashamed of their faith.
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I'm ashamed it took me so long to see it.
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It's a fucking travesty, and leaves us feeling deeply ashamed.
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There's nothing to be ashamed of here, that's for sure.
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Though she enjoyed herself, she felt ashamed at the time.
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I feel sorry for her and I'm ashamed for her.
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Representative Oliver should be ashamed of himself; he knows better.
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"[You] people should be ashamed," read the note in question.
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"I'm just so ashamed by all of this," he says.
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All of this together made him deeply ashamed of himself.
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I am ashamed to have been apart of the show.
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They are often scared, ashamed or full of second thoughts.
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What did shock me was my reaction: I felt ashamed.
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It's tiring and weird and you feel embarrassed and ashamed.
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"They are ashamed to tell family in Poland," Wilcock said.
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I slunk back into my chair, wet and mildly ashamed.
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"I was too ashamed to leave the house," she says.
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What on earth do they have to be ashamed of?
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But you can't be ashamed of the work you've done.
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People living with anxiety often feel ashamed of their illness.
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Romans are not accustomed to being ashamed of their city.
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They are failing us, and our forefathers would be ashamed.
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Don't be so ashamed Hil, it's all fun and games.
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Schultz said he was "embarrassed" and "ashamed" by the incident.
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"I am genuinely ashamed of what I did," he said.
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"We have nothing to be ashamed of," he told supporters.
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"You should be ashamed for insulting the Prophet," she said.
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"I am ashamed to have supported you," one man wrote.
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A good victim is meant to be meek and ashamed.
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"I'm not proud and I'm not ashamed," she answered evenly.
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"Many people with who drink alcohol feel ashamed," he said.
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The sponsors of these bills should be ashamed of themselves.
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"We don't have anything to be ashamed of," he said.
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We should all be very ashamed of ourselves... It's stupid.
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I thought both teams competed, nothing to be ashamed of.
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I am ashamed that I never visited him after that.
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"I was really ashamed and also felt panicked," she said.
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You should be ashamed of showing your face around here.
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I've lost my hope in America, you should be ashamed.
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Realize that you don't have to be ashamed and hide.
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I felt ashamed and embarrassed, but I couldn't articulate why.
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Ashamed to have served with this fool in the #ncga.
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So if you're into pumpkin spiced Spam, don't be ashamed.
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Just telling the story, he seemed less angry than ashamed.
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Looking out for yourself is nothing to be ashamed of.
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But I was too ashamed to embrace their holiday spirit.
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He felt ashamed of himself and sad for his parents.
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"Every time I saw him I felt ashamed," she said.
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They should be ashamed of the shit the put out.
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But I'm not ashamed to admit that it's a struggle.
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He was ashamed, relieved and almost physically sick with sorrow.
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It had been turned into something to be ashamed of.
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Will I feel ashamed about taking the easy way out?
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It made me ashamed of my brethren on the bench.
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Whomever let you wear that should be ashamed of themselves.
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"I'm ashamed to admit how normal it felt," she said.
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I was no longer ashamed of her, but of myself.
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Ashamed, I look down, unable to bury the hot metal.
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The world finally won't have to be ashamed of Slovakia.
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He's the real deal and I felt a little ashamed.
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It's human nature to feel ashamed at being left out.
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"Everyone involved should be ashamed," Conway said on the call.
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Roxanne Jones: The American people lost -- again Ashamed for America.
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They weren't believed, felt ashamed and didn't see justice served.
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I left the island devastated and ashamed to be Australian.
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At the end of the day, you just feel ashamed.
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All of which Republicans should be ashamed of hiding behind.
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Everyone who took aim at Melania ought to be ashamed.
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"I'm not ashamed of my past anymore," Carter told Duncan.
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But he has the grace to be ashamed of it.
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And I, for one, am not ashamed to declare victory.
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They're ashamed of the camp town and want to forget.
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He has also said he is "ashamed" by the allegations.
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And I'm absolutely ashamed of the homelessness in this country.
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I was ashamed of myself for not saying no sooner.
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It's important not to be ashamed of this basic fact.
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He died ashamed and afraid of losing his military status.
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But I am ashamed of my response to the women.
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At the time, I was ashamed about riding a bus.
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Iowans are ashamed when refugee children are caged like criminals.
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I felt ashamed for intruding and adding to his misery.
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He is ashamed to use the name "Bush" in ads.
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He is incapable of being ashamed of who he is.
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I would be ashamed later but I wasn't ashamed now, I kept watching as the stream weakened and became intermittent, let him know, I said to myself, he already knows, let him see it.
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It is reprehensible, it is dangerous, and they should be ashamed.
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"I know that there are people who are ashamed," she said.
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"They should be ashamed of themselves," Cohen told CBS New York.
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I'm a dancer, and I've never been ashamed of my body.
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In fact, I'm ashamed to admit I avoided antidepressants for years.
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I am one of those reporters — I'm ashamed of that interview.
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Is he ashamed, or simply in awe of nature acting up?
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I am ashamed of my country for what it has done.
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I was afraid and sad, and so ashamed all at once.
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" He continued: "Ashamed and in pain, I considered myself damaged goods.
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Instead of feeling angry (the anger came later), I felt ashamed.
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"What are you not ashamed of there, Boris?" he was asked.
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Though sometimes he couldn't help being plenty ashamed of his belief.
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It's not right, and I feel pretty ashamed about it actually.
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I could not be more sorry or ashamed for my crimes.
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I'm definitely not ashamed to be a part of that movement.
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I'm ashamed to say this, so close your ears, young people.
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Im not embarrassed or ashamed nor will i hide in fear.
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"You ought to be ashamed of yourself!" he said to her.
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I was sobbing the loudest of all, and ashamed by it.
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"There's no reason to be ashamed of it," King told her.
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And speaking to you, Bernie, you should be ashamed of yourself.
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CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them.
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And he's not going to be ashamed, nor should he be.
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I fucking love rose gold and I will not be ashamed.
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I texted my husband about my surprise plans, feeling preemptively ashamed.
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To those women I say: I am not ashamed of us.
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Ellroy lived with his mother but felt ashamed of her behaviour.
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"So ashamed of you blackface shoes OMG," wrote one Twitter user.
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Congress should be ashamed of themselves for all their inane antics.
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Seriously, whoever made Donald Trump's website should be ashamed of themselves.
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The difference here is that Erica is not ashamed of it.
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Feeling ashamed, Bure decided she would no longer binge and purge.
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It is my mental junk food and I am not ashamed.
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I am ashamed to have been apart of the show. #burberry.
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Young people will be very ashamed to take such a thing.
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And we're not ashamed to say it about the 2016 election.
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Berlin Wall, George Smiley ends compromised and ashamed, Jerry Westerby is
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But then of course I'd eat and feel even more ashamed.
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Some were ashamed, some in tears, some accompanied by furious parents.
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Left shark would be (even more) ashamed if this was 2015.
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" Seconds later..."England are terrible and their ancestors should be ashamed.
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There's no reason why you should be ashamed of that, either.
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" Golden at least said all the right things, including "I'm ashamed.
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I am deeply ashamed that some Muslims do things like this.
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She was smitten with the cold and trembling, penitent and ashamed.
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I can tell you that Mainers are ashamed of Susan Collins.
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I can tell you that Mainers are ashamed of Susan Collins.
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Your mother should be ashamed for raising such a judgmental bully.
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"I refuse to be ashamed of it," she told News-Press.com.
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"I think President Trump should be ashamed of himself," he added.
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And I knew that people were suffering and people were ashamed.
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She should be ashamed of the briefing process that she's running.
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"I think Judge Curiel should be ashamed of himself," Trump said.
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She exuded hopefulness and I felt embarrassed, ashamed of my mother.
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Spreading hatred has consequences & the President should be ashamed of himself.
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Honestly, they should all be ashamed, except they have no shame.
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But I cost people money because I believed, and I'm ashamed.
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I am sad, and ashamed, and very, very disappointed in you.
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A calm when you realize there's nothing to be ashamed of.
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Gabriela is grateful for his understanding and help, but feels ashamed.
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She said she was ashamed that she didn't see it coming.
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Ashamed and scared, Cilic stayed away from the game and stewed.
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"Now I am ashamed to call myself a Ph.D.," he said.
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Having pride in your work is nothing to be ashamed of.
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And if this is the case, we all should be ashamed.
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I'm not ashamed of any of it; it's just what is.
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It made me feel a little less ashamed of my floundering.
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Don't be ashamed that someone took advantage of your beautiful kindness.
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Should I really feel ashamed for behaving the way I did?
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So most people are ashamed to admit this to their partner.
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But when it's the studio's property, suddenly they're ashamed of it.
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I swallowed my first pill feeling defeated, weak, and totally ashamed.
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You guys should be ashamed of yourselves for publishing this junk.
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I am ashamed to just sit around, because I'm an artist.
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The narrative of shared complicity left me feeling deeply, deeply ashamed.
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If I do break out, I'm too ashamed to go anywhere.
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"So many kids are ashamed to ask for help," she says.
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And you know it, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
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It was something that I'm embarrassed about and I'm ashamed of.
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And it's a disgrace, and honestly, you ought to be ashamed.
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There are people who are truly ashamed about their financial situation.
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Now I am ashamed only of having once felt this way.
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It's a secret I'm ashamed to have been a part of.
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A new global movement wants you to be ashamed to fly.
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Carano fired back saying D.C. should be "ashamed" of his attack.
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But this new perspective made me ashamed of my gaming history.
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"I just felt really confused and lost and ashamed," she said.
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It can be painful, but she cannot be ashamed of it.
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We should not be embarrassed or feel ashamed of our ancestors.
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I feel embarrassed and ashamed that this is our current situation.
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She has emphasized that she is not ashamed of her photo.
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"The movie industry should be ashamed of itself," Ms. Molina said.
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We want to hide this sin, because we're ashamed of it.
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In other words, even a puppy acts ashamed when caught misbehaving.
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"I am ashamed to eat alone," he noted in his diary.
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When I see what they are capable of, I am ashamed.
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"It's a message for [the government] to be ashamed," Valencia said.
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I feel ashamed even now, and it happened 16 years ago.
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To say that I am ashamed of myself is an understatement.
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I have felt so ashamed of who I was, but why?
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He felt ashamed, and admitted to other risky behaviors, infidelity included.
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And then he felt ashamed of his privilege and his discontentedness.
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"I'm not ashamed of being disinvited," Manning said at the time.
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Unlike most trans-amorous men, he isn't ashamed of his sexuality.
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They should be ashamed, and Americans should be very, very alarmed.
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"Before I was ashamed to say I was Romani," she said.
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Some Israelis were defiant or defensive; others said they were ashamed.
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"I'm not ashamed of anything I've done," he said in 212.
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It's something that we should be proud of, not ashamed of.
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I now had more reason to be ashamed of my clumsiness.
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Ashamed, they would rather have their families think they are dead.
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Don't be ashamed to tell people you're having a rough time.
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But everyone else is really, really nervous or ashamed about debt.
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"I am deeply ashamed of what I have done," she said.
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A few years ago, they were ashamed to talk about it.
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"I was ashamed," said the soybean farmer and U.S. military veteran.
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Jenna Jameson is back to eating carbs, and she's not ashamed!
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I'm cold and I'm ashamed and lying naked on the floor.
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I'm ashamed when I look in the mirror because of you.
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And it's a disgrace and honestly, you ought to be ashamed.
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This summer in particular, no studio should be ashamed to release an unpretentious, well-paced bit of entertainment like Crawl — and audiences shouldn't feel ashamed to leave the comfort of their homes to check it out.
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It didn't matter that I had interviewed Ella Dawson, who told me herpes made her sex life better; I felt ashamed of whatever I'd done to bring the condition on...and ashamed of my own shame.
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You don't have to have a fetish to feel ashamed, so I would hope that anyone who reads this book would come away from this book feeling that there is really nothing to be ashamed of.
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Rosenstein: 'angry, ashamed, horrified and embarrassed' at handling of Comey firing Rosenstein would also tell FBI interviewers that he was "angry, ashamed, horrified and embarrassed," at how the White House handled Comey's firing in May 2017.
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My younger sister saw all of this, and I'm equal parts ashamed and jealous: ashamed that I couldn't be the older sister she wanted or needed, and jealous that she didn't deal with anxiety as I did.
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I have no apologies for it, and I'm not ashamed at all.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, and his ilk should be ashamed.
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"It makes me ashamed that the law does not exist," he said.
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I was ashamed of myself for sitting there and not defending Patti.
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It's easy to be ashamed of the fog, the sickness, the illness.
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" Trump tweeted at the time, "Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself.
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I'm not ashamed of this fact, but I was confused by it.
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"I know that there are people who are ashamed," she told LaPook.
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And if I never have a nickel, I won't ever die ashamed.
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"I know I'm supposed to feel ashamed of this transformation," she wrote.
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I would be ashamed if any of my places served this shit.
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Many of them wait to come forward because they are too ashamed.
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And don't think Bruni was ashamed by that photo — because she's not.
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And you should be ashamed of yourselves for those that aren't here.
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Till today, I am ashamed to show my face in my neighborhood.
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She gives Black women the permission to be vulnerable without feeling ashamed.
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"I was embarrassed and ashamed and humiliated," she told the New Yorker.
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This is likely because many sufferers feel ashamed to talk about it.
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She felt ashamed that her grandmother could not be proud of her.
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I believe that it's natural and we shouldn't be ashamed of it.
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"It's really hard to talk about things when you're ashamed," she said.
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She loves and supports her sister, and isn't ashamed of anyone's past.
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Mr. Rice said victims, feeling ashamed, were not inclined to come forward.
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Making us ashamed, afraid and resentful of our bodies, our natural vessel.
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"I'm deeply ashamed to be standing before you here today," Hastert said.
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Raise your hand if you watched The Hills (don't be ashamed, now).
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Several bodies were never claimed because the victims' families were too ashamed.
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As long as the consent is there, why should Vivian feel ashamed?
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But if you do, don't be ashamed to give yourself a break.
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You shouldn't feel ashamed to use medication to help with mental illness.
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You also shouldn't feel ashamed if you want to stop using them.
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"I hid the food because I was kind of ashamed," she says.
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"Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself," the president tweeted Wednesday morning.
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Why am I being ashamed of something 90 percent of us have?
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She was sarcastic and smart and made to feel ashamed of it.
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"To say that I am ashamed is an extreme understatement," he wrote.
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Mr Johnson refuses to be ashamed of his personal or professional failures.
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But all this did was end up making me feel more ashamed.
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The doctor let me speak openly and never made me feel ashamed.
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"The Academy should be ashamed of themselves," Stallone, 65, wrote on Monday.
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"I'm not a Republican because I'm ashamed of my race," he says.
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He should be ashamed of himself because he knows what's going on.
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"Nothing worries me about this; I'm not ashamed of it," he said.
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Ashamed and isolated, it has cost her a husband and a community.
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Previously, he said she should be "ashamed" of keeping interest rates low.
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"I'm ashamed because I'm now a part of the company," Frei said.
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Perhaps I'm just ashamed that the algorithm can anticipate me so well.
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"Refugee - you just feel ashamed when you hear this word," said Mardini.
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Plus you feel dirty and ashamed and you just want to shower.
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Show her that her body isn't something to be ashamed of. 61.
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I'm ashamed to say that I don't remember much about the lunch.
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I'm not ashamed of it because I have no control over it.
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Anyone wearing, buying, selling, gifting shahtoosh shawls should be ashamed of themselves.
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I am ashamed at the rhetoric against Muslims that excites white Evangelicals.
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They are too ashamed, or confused, or afraid of not being believed.
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Nobody should be ashamed of their race because that's an uncontrollable thing.
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I was born this way and nobody should be ashamed of that.
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I mean, I'm not ashamed of having had a setback like that.
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He wasn't ashamed of beating her up—to him, it was normal.
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I am ashamed that my own country lacks similar compassion and generosity.
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You're a nuisance, she rehearsed, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
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She wanted help, but in addition to being addicted, she was ashamed.
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Taking a handout is something new to me; I feel really ashamed.
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On Saturday, many demonstrators said they felt ashamed to be South Korean.
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So I'm not ashamed that people know I have a celebrity parent.
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"Now I am ashamed to call myself a Ph.D.," he has said.
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It teaches them that their culture is something to be ashamed of.
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But Maya's not ashamed of her identity; she's proud of her it.
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My friend was understandably terrified and ashamed and a million other emotions.
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"I've only been to Nando's once, I'm ashamed to admit," he said.
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I was very ashamed about the debt I had from student loans.
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"All of you with these hateful comments should be ashamed," Rhett commented.
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She is also never (and this is, frankly, inspiring) ashamed of anything.
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Sometimes people are ashamed of mistakes and bad choices they have made.
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I think not being ashamed of who I am now helps that.
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They should be ashamed to even have this donor on the website.
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These are their bodies and there is nothing to be ashamed of.
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"If you were gay, you felt marginalized, you felt ashamed," said Danton.
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I'm ashamed how quickly I lose my cool over these minor things.
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But most important, he said, they were never ashamed of commercial success.
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Girls are also being told that they should be ashamed of themselves.
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"It's good to walk into the station without being ashamed," she said.
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Mark Bertolini, Aetna I am ashamed of our president's behavior and comments.
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"Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself," the president wrote on Twitter.
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He is eager to grant favors but is ashamed of receiving them.
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Green Berets described feeling "ashamed" at orders to abandon their Kurdish allies.
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I am outraged, ashamed and deeply sad all at the same time.
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It really fractured my identity and made me ashamed to be Iranian.
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It makes me ashamed of our country, and what America stands for.
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"You don't have to be ashamed to be in debt," she said.
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"I will never be ashamed of my body again, ever," he said.
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And all should feel ashamed for complicity in Trump's words and deeds.
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As a country, as a society, we all are ashamed of it.
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I am so embarrassed and ashamed I let myself be so blind.
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His instant reaction is to be ashamed and try to hide it.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS I'm ashamed to say this, but I people-watch.
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And a curvy hip or tummy is nothing to be ashamed of.
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Many patients feel afraid or ashamed to ask, but they shouldn't be.
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I am ashamed, but I know the cause of this as well.
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But he feels he has nothing to hide or be ashamed of.
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She would have been ashamed of herself if she hadn't pitched in.
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I suddenly felt ashamed of it all — and more than anything, sad.
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And I am ashamed that my actions ruined that experience for you.
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"I voted for Trump, and I'm not ashamed of it," he said.
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"Brennan says that Trump should be ashamed of himself," Mr. Shapiro added.
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Acknowledging their privilege made many of the people we interviewed feel ashamed.
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I am weak, and I am ashamed, and I am fundamentally seen.
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I remember being ashamed of liking Jamiroquai back when Jamiroquai was popular!
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I'm not sure if I should be proud or ashamed of this.
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Mr. Mubarez said he was nervous around him, feeling backward and ashamed.
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"I am deeply ashamed to be standing before you today," Hastert says.
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And those people should be ashamed of themselves, what they've let happen.
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Others called the tweet a "disgrace," saying they were "ashamed" of Patrick.
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Ultimately, he was so ashamed of his addiction that he isolated himself.
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Ought I therefore be ashamed of my shame and stifle its expressions?
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I am completely blown away & ashamed of our province & human rights commission.
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Crumpled, with sweaty armpits and early-morning breath, you feel ashamed, inadequate.
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When OkCupid came out, everyone was secretive and ashamed about online dating.
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It's an exceptionally dirty move, and he should be ashamed of himself.
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I'm ashamed to take off my shirt in public because of you.
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I've let it go, I was angry and ashamed for too long.
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After the discovery of a pornographic videotape that the police say shows him with a minor, Mr. Kelly returned with some of the raciest songs of his career; he didn't sound ashamed, so people weren't ashamed to listen.
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So many women have reached out to me after seeing the film and have told me, 'Because you're not ashamed to talk about your diagnosis, it makes me feel like I don't have to feel ashamed about mine either.
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"I remember just avoiding my reflection as much as I could — especially my belly area was something that I was completely ashamed of — and I knew it was something that society thought I should be ashamed of," she says.
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The video's subjects share the specific judgements that've been bandied their way: "I should be ashamed to be on TV. I should be ashamed to [be shot wearing] underwear in my size," shares Desseaux of criticisms she's heard before.
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She said that she was made to feel "ashamed" for reporting the harassment.
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He has said Poles should be proud, not ashamed, of their wartime record.
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" Despite her current situation, Mason admitted she's "never felt ashamed of pole dancing.
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" The source added that "Brennan says that Trump should be ashamed of himself.
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Now, you had just undermined this country, and frankly, you should be ashamed.
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He should be ashamed that he ran the bureau culturally into the ground.
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The emotional abuse turned to physical abuse, and I was ashamed and embarrassed.
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"I am ashamed of myself," he allegedly told reporters, according to Moskovsky Komsomolets.
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We didn't want our son to grow up feeling ashamed of his conception.
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"The Academy should be ashamed of themselves," the actor-musician wrote earlier Monday.
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We are conditioned to feel ashamed or embarrassed about certain parts of ourselves.
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Paula isn't defined by her abortion and she's not ashamed of it, either.
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" Bush apologized on Friday for his comments, saying "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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I shared their Aunt Violet's sentiment: They ought to be ashamed of themselves.
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It's not anything to be ashamed of and nothing to feel bad about.
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You don't have to be ashamed or embarrassed, speak to somebody about it.
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You understand – I had to save the life I was ashamed to live.
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"Don't be ashamed if you have to take a side job, " says Garrido.
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Those Democrats trying to protect that liar, Strzok, should be ashamed of themselves.
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Business Insider should be ashamed of his failure to follow proper journalistic protocols.
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" Basically, the language was, "You should be ashamed of being who you are.
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"I'm ashamed of my behavior and I apologize here to everyone," Fan wrote.
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"Amazon should be ashamed for listing it as Amazon's Choice," the customer wrote.
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Vincent is talking to Oprah again, saying she has felt embarrassed and ashamed.
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When he was ashamed it was because he had also let them down.
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During her sentencing hearing, Huffman said she was "deeply ashamed" of her actions.
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His dog eats it in under 10 seconds and looks ashamed but delighted.
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Aren't you ashamed to be working in the parliament and behave this way?
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You know not of what you speak, and should be ashamed of yourself.
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She felt ashamed that their stories had been excluded from the history books.
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The initiative championed being original, being yourself, and not being ashamed of it.
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They are part of me and I'm not ashamed of them at all.
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I would look at other people's bodies and be almost ashamed of mine.
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So if a toothbrush in your bathroom freaks you out, don't be ashamed.
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For a handful, they felt ashamed; for the majority, nothing changed their behavior.
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They are nothing to be ashamed of or cover up or edit out.
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I actually don't, I don't think a lot of victims are as ashamed.
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"I would be ashamed at the state of the code," Mr. Lenz said.
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I'm ashamed that I once shed blood, sweat, and tears with that man.
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Good for the Israelis, the media should be ashamed and embarrassed to themselves.
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Mine is ridiculous but kinda looks like me and I am not ashamed.
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" Dorfman also admits to feeling "embarrassed and ashamed" at times, instead of "empowered.
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I felt stupid and ashamed that I'd allowed myself to be pushed around.
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" She then went on to say "I'm bipolar and I'm not ashamed anymore.
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I love Pokémon Go and I'm not ashamed of everyone knowing.
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A sex toy you want be ashamed to leave out on the mantle.
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I can remember feeling so ashamed if I came in somewhere like this.
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What's the thing that you're most ashamed about being the least gifted at?
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Keep talking about these issues, because they are nothing to be ashamed of.
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And we're ashamed that the president of the United States is from Texas.
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Why would he be ashamed of being attracted to men at this point?
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them," he said.
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"Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed," Bush says in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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I was embarrassed and ashamed that I had been in a psychiatric ward.
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"The press should be ashamed of itself," Trump said at his press conference.
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That the loose skin and stretch marks are nothing to be ashamed of.
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"I felt ashamed when my parents spoke Occitan in public," remembers Ms Vedere.
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It's the people in Washington D.C. are the ones who should be ashamed.
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Frankly, I was ashamed for him being a Republican saying something like that.
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I love having friends over, but I've always been ashamed of my space.
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I'm not ashamed of making 100% of the decisions, 100% of the time.
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I was ashamed of my body because I thought my body was ugly.
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" She recalls sensing that the officers themselves "felt ashamed having to do this.
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Her brave response to me made me feel a-bit selfish and ashamed.
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"I was kind of ashamed that it happened to me," the girl said.
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As a gay man, I'm ashamed of how my community is behaving here.
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For those who are curious but still feeling a little ashamed, that's okay.
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In fact, almost everyone has them, and they're nothing to be ashamed of.
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We are not ashamed of you, It's time...come and get the help.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them," Trump said.
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"I feel ashamed by everything being said in these private communications," said Rep.
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Sometimes, you can tell they are truly ashamed at things they have done.
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"I'm ashamed of my behaviour and I apologise here to everyone," Fan wrote.
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We really were ashamed with how we played yesterday, particularly the first quarter.
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"Don't be ashamed of your story it will inspire others," the photo read.
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Now He Hopes to Inspire Others Alexander Santana isn't ashamed of his upbringing.
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" Taking the hypocrisy up another notch, he declares, "We are ashamed of them.
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" Trump then went even further, saying, "Reince Priebus should be ashamed of himself.
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If I'm ashamed of anything now, it's how little I appreciated them then.
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It wasn't something that I felt ashamed of or out of place for.
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"They (the United States government) ought to be ashamed of themselves," Frazier said.
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I wasn't ashamed to be Jewish, but I was embarrassed to be plump.
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"I'm more proud of the life I live now, instead of feeling ashamed."
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"WE WONT BE ASHAMED WE WILL GO FROM MAJORITY TO MINORITY," he added.
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"I felt kind of ashamed for a while," she told the fashion magazine.
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In the beam of hard new light, however, she was ashamed of it.
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He was ashamed of how proud he had been, to speak to her.
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"It's nothing for us to be ashamed of," Lillard said of the loss.
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But I'm kind of ashamed to admit that brunch is usually mostly liquid.
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She felt outrage, disbelief, then suspicion that the outcome was legitimate, then ashamed.
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YOU ARE ALL A BUNCH OF PHONIES AND SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES.
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A couple of times, he drank beer, and felt so ashamed for lying
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I was ashamed for having revealed softness in the presence of my oppressor.
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"I could not be more sorry or ashamed for my crimes," he said.
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I was young, and I was ashamed of my relationship with another woman.
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Though easily put off by feelings I am not ashamed Of my embarrassment.
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An age every male should feel ashamed thrives still, as we all know.
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I'm not ashamed to have been a prostitute; I'm slightly proud, if anything.
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That they wouldn't be silenced by their abusers, nor would they be ashamed.
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And so, I'm ashamed to say, I still didn't eat oatmeal for breakfast.
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"We were all ashamed and turned as white as the wall," Harf said.
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Plus, I don't find porn or human sexuality something to be ashamed of.
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"I remember feeling ashamed because he made it seem so dangerous," he says.
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It's an act of cowardice and … we should all be ashamed of ourselves.
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One man said he was so ashamed that he never told his wife.
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The women buying these products, the ads suggested, weren't ashamed: They were savvy.
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"You should be ashamed, prosecutor of the rich," he shouted in the courtroom.
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He called out Pfizer specifically, saying the company "should be ashamed" of itself.
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How do we make them feel ashamed of the lousy things men do?
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"We were ashamed that this kind of corruption still happened," Mr. Ahn said.
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The blog appeals to a fantasy version of myself that I'm ashamed of.
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We should be ashamed to subject our citizens and visitors to such conditions.
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The Saturday Profile BEIJING — Pema Tseden, the Tibetan filmmaker and writer, felt ashamed.
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Each woman described feeling differently about these experiences: scared, violated, ashamed, weirded out.
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At this point, the Oscars seem almost ashamed to put on a show.
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Naturally I was as ashamed for being so demanding as I was pleased.
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I'm very sorry, but I am ashamed that the country acts this way.
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They don't see our disabilities as tragedies or something to be ashamed of.
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Instead of being ashamed when people demean her as a "slut," she's empowered.
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I think she would actually make Cersei feel ashamed for what she's done.
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Jaime's always been ashamed of the fact that he did break his vow.
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Well, if true, he's definitely a jerk, and should be ashamed of himself.
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Raised a Catholic, Ms. Ramirez was "embarrassed and ashamed and humiliated," she said.
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Except I feel ashamed, secretive and worried that I'll be judged for falling.
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Seeing it left her ashamed at the conditions she had to live in.
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"Literally everyone involved in that decision should be ashamed of themselves," Legend said.
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Macron called Bolsonaro a liar, adding Brazilian women were "probably ashamed" of him.
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She obviously meant what she said, and she wasn't ashamed to say it.
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Now I was the one who was ashamed, for ignoring the simple truth.
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"There's nothing to be ashamed about," Ms. Mucarsel-Powell said, her eyes watering.
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Vices are nothing to ashamed of, in fact, everyone has at least one.
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"There's nothing we should be ashamed of," he said at a news conference.
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"I feel so ashamed, I just want to vacate my life," Gork laments.
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When asked about the messages, Mann said she was not ashamed of them.
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Mistakes happen, and you shouldn't feel ashamed for getting the morning after pill
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But she's not ashamed to admit that she has helped encourage that culture.
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Being a MAN is a thing to be proud of, not ashamed of.
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Schumer said he had "never been so ashamed" of a president's actions abroad.
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"I'm not ashamed of anything I've done in my life," Daou tells me.
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If men don't need to be ashamed, women can shed the shame too.
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They were berated by passengers and told they should be ashamed, he said.
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"I am ashamed to call this my oeuvre," she was quoted as saying.
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There was a way to not feel ashamed, even though I still did.
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"It's a disgrace, and they ought to be ashamed of themselves," Trump said.
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Children become not only hurt and ashamed, but also angry or shut down.
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Because it's an illegal process, and the press should be ashamed of themselves.
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Unless she is a hardened scammer, she will probably feel guilty and ashamed.
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I won't be around too much longer for you to be ashamed of.
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We don't want to embrace slavery, but it's nothing to be ashamed of.
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Don't give up on the conversation because it's hard or you feel ashamed.
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I let Sylvia carry the banner, while, I'm ashamed to admit, I crouched.
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"When are you all going to be ashamed of yourselves?" one man shouted.
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" The statement continued: "We're quite ashamed to breathe the same air as you.
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I said it once to a barista and was instantly ashamed of myself.
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Mark followed signs to the fourth floor, then suddenly felt ashamed of himself.
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The agencies have been "disgraceful" and "should be ashamed," President Trump declared Friday.
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"Our government is ashamed, and so they take revenge in a petty way."
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Though Gary took the pills, and Earl could see that the pills were something to be ashamed of—his mother certainly was ashamed of them—he was still Earl's father, and Earl still learned from him about signs and metaphors.
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"He is weak and broken and ashamed by his own admission," the colleague said.
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PLA OFFICER "ASHAMED" The vigil in Hong Kong is the biggest on Chinese soil.
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Empathy expert Brené Brown talks about how, when we feel ashamed, time slows down.
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He tweeted that Pfizer and other drugmakers "should be ashamed" for increasing drug prices.
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I'm not ashamed of my scars at all, I'm actually proud to have them.
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You can place them on your nightstand and honor them instead of feeling ashamed.
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" Following the tape's release, Bush made a statement acknowledging he was "embarrassed and ashamed.
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Those Democrats trying to protect that liar Strzok today should be ashamed of themselves.
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"I initially thought that newspapers should publish more important stories," he says, almost ashamed.
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Dolly Parton's not ashamed to admit she breaks one of the biggest beauty commandments.
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So when I do have moments when I slip up, I feel very ashamed.
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I am ashamed as a human being that we ignore their cries for help.
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"I'm not gonna be shy, I'm not gonna be ashamed," she recalled telling herself.
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"I am ashamed," Mike Martin said in a tearful apology video following the incident.
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I mean, he worked for me once, I&aposm ashamed that I hired him.
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And we were joking but it's funny because it reveals a truth: I'm ashamed.
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No one around them takes a negative stance, nor do the women feel ashamed.
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"All of you designers should feel ashamed," the person who reposted the video said.
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Those Democrats trying to protect that liar, Strzok, today should be ashamed of themselves.
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It's just one of those things that makes you ashamed to be an American.
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The days that we had some activity and wore shorts, I was very [ashamed].
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"It's like you're one of 'them,' and you're putting 'us' down," Roseanne admits, ashamed.
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" She added, "I remember feeling ashamed that the neighbors might hear what's going on.
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We are firm believers that you should never be ashamed of your snacking preferences.
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We're not ashamed of that at all — we're not going to water it down.
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Jenny in An Education is ashamed of her parents' perceived lack of social status.
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She wrote "Be self-aware or be prepared to be ashamed for Instagram addiction".
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Why should I be ashamed of something that I did not give rise to?
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He was ashamed of his actions and he promised to respect me moving forward.
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"I still feel ashamed of the prejudices that I struggled to shed," he writes.
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So ashamed, so hurt, I put my head down on my desk and wept.
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Once a proud host, she grew ashamed of the Yellow House as it aged.
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I was ashamed and confused and I thought I was strong but felt powerless.
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To show that we don't need to be ashamed or hide the pregnant figure.
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I felt ashamed in my own way, but it was also easy to hide.
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And I'm not ashamed of that — I say that with humongous pride and respect.
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It's not something I'm necessarily proud of, but I'm not ashamed of it either.
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I wanted to let him know he didn't do anything to be ashamed of.
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I don't want anyone to ever be ashamed of themselves for their own thoughts.
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It's an important reminder showing off your assets isn't anything to be ashamed of.
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I feel slightly ashamed calling myself a millennial and not owning any Glossier products.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself for having you working for them," Trump said.
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I'm not ashamed to say that I have definitely cried during a boxing class.
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So, for that to be worn out of me, I felt guilty and ashamed.
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Don't get it twisted, Knight is in no way ashamed of her standout features.
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Even after I started learning, I was ashamed of how "broken" my English was.
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I had hurt my favorite teacher and I was ashamed, but not for long.
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Hopefully I inspire them to come out and to not be ashamed about it.
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Watch and feel ashamed of yourself for not being this smart at this age.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself, having you working for them," Trump told Acosta.
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I won't feel ashamed to have her as the president of the United States.
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They'll suddenly become ashamed or embarrassed about things they never even thought about before.
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Which is a total bullshit cop out, and he should be ashamed of himself.
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No one should feel ashamed of their sexuality or who they want to love.
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In some cases, machismo may mask homosexual feelings of which the men are ashamed.
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Like Mitt Romney, hot dogs are my favorite food, and I won't be ashamed.
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"I was so scared and ashamed at what was happening to me," she says.
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And, frankly, I&aposm ashamed of my colleagues for letting it pass, especially Juan.
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I used to wear shirt and shorts because I was ashamed of my body.
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They're immediately taught to hide, to be ashamed of what's happening to their bodies.
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In July 2018, the president tweeted that drugmakers "should be ashamed" for raising prices.
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"I'm not embarrassed or ashamed or sorry I got this thing going," he said.
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People in all different cultures have been made to feel ashamed about their periods.
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Don't be ashamed or embarrassed if you're a little late to the podcast game.
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" Bush, 44, also apologized Friday with a public statement — "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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"I can only guess they were just as ashamed as I was," May said.
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"He is weak and broken and ashamed by his own admission," said the colleague.
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"Those damn witch hunters down there should be ashamed of themselves," he told CNN.
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Will be less ashamed of them, or won't try to hide them as much.
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For Trump, neither the story nor the source is something to be ashamed of.
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About feeling ashamed and like you don't fit, but overcoming that feeling as well.
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Anxiety is nothing to be ashamed of; it affects millions of people every day.
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What have you done for a test that you were the most ashamed of?
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In the Spectator, Toby Young argued: "Zac Goldsmith has nothing to be ashamed of".
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Republicans and those who support their flimsy defense of the president should be ashamed.
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I have truly not felt more ashamed of being a human citizen of Norway.
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"She has committed a wrong deed and should be ashamed of herself," he said.
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She made fun of herself, but that didn't mean she was ashamed of herself.
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"I'm really ashamed and embarrassed with the things I said," Bynes told Paper magazine.
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"You won't be ashamed of me," Ms. Moskalkova told Russian lawmakers after her election.
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I'm not at all ashamed of the work I did for the coal company.
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He added that Trump White House staffers "should be ashamed" to work for Trump.
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You wake up in the morning ashamed and resolve never to do it again.
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If your parents aren't ashamed of you, I assure you, your children will be.
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"We have nothing to hide and have nothing to be ashamed of," Chrisley wrote.
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It's proven that fat-shaming only does one thing: It makes people feel ashamed.
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Many commentators drew the comparison: Republicans once were ashamed of their Willie Horton past.
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"I'm not ashamed to say what I am and what I believe," Gohmert said.
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Workplace martyrs feel ashamed when they prioritize anything over work, or take time off.
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" He adds: "Do I feel ashamed by the some of the choices I made?
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Go be ashamed of yourself, and spend your last two days repenting to God.
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"I feel so ashamed," she said in the testimony broadcast by several news outlets.
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We should be ashamed of how we treat our kids and our senior citizens.
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" "And the Republican Party should be ashamed that they are allowing it to happen.
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The whole setup is impressive, and I feel ashamed for writing them off earlier.
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She seemed—Matt was ashamed to think it—almost as if she were acting.
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Should groping a woman land you in prison or just make you feel ashamed?
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The people who hurt us should feel ashamed; we should be proud we survived.
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Yet, I am not ashamed of my infamous last words to my ex-boyfriend.
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I tell her the incident left most journalist with integrity around the planet ashamed.
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"That headline was hate-mongering and I'm still ashamed of it," Mr. McDonell writes.
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But we should be ashamed of ourselves for our surprise at the glorious news.
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Guilty. " I am ashamed of what I wrote and I apologize ," he told Politico.
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For us this is really high-quality artwork, there's nothing to be ashamed of.
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Toby is too ashamed of his new frailty to return to his old life.
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That the victim is the one who should feel ashamed–What were they wearing?
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They didn't want me to think that I should be ashamed in any way.
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As a lifelong Republican, I am ashamed to see what my party has become.
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And because I did not do that as a House member, I was ashamed.
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At school, he was "ashamed of his own upbringing," a friend, Franky Guttman, wrote.
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" I'm like, "The people are very ashamed they didn't do anything at the time.
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I am tired, and ashamed of this country and the people who run it.
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I have often felt tempted to answer that I am ashamed of being human.
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Should I be ashamed to admit that ethical scruples have never curbed my wanderlust?
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"I tell women not to be ashamed to get a Pap smear," she said.
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Too often, I'm ashamed to admit, that's something I am not very good at.
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"I hope women are no longer ashamed for acknowledging what they're into," she said.
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Manon is not so much afraid of being poor as ashamed of being poor.
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Snoop says Americans should be ashamed of Trump -- and declares, "He ain't [my president]."
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Does spending time on social media ever make you feel depressed, ashamed or anxious?
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Boys take their experiences to heart, feeling weak and ashamed when they need comfort.
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We should be ashamed that the choices he considered were not limited by policy.
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I feel ashamed of my colleagues, all doctors, who set you adrift like this.
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I felt frightened, embarrassed and ashamed; I just wanted to put it behind me.
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I'd like to think I grew out of that; I'm ashamed of my obliviousness.
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It's proven that fat shaming only does one thing: It makes people feel ashamed.
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And of course, there was that overconfidence, which, in hindsight, I am ashamed of.
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I was ashamed then and more so now and have never repeated this epithet.
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I'm never at home with my stuttering; I feel ashamed on a daily basis.
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"The folks opposed to President Obama's membership should be ashamed of themselves," he wrote.
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I am so ashamed…White supremacy will not win; love and inclusion will prevail.
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The time where women are taught to be ashamed of their bodies is OVER.
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"I felt a bit ashamed, like I had done something wrong, " Ms. Wilde says.
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And he fears that Poles are being made to feel ashamed to be Polish.
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That I know he is ashamed, but I'm not, and I never have been.
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But whatever happens, every Senate Republican besides Collins and Murkowski should be deeply ashamed.
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They begin singing in earnest only when an ashamed Erika bolts from the stage.
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I&aposm still ashamed of the way I handled it, but I&aposm learning!
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Ms. Furman, 70, said, "I'm ashamed to say we caucused for Obama" in 2008.
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To say that I feel humiliated and ashamed would be a gross understatement. 3.
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Andrew Breitbart would be ashamed of the division and lies Steve Bannon is spreading!
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CAGW and any legitimate individual who has contributed to this organization should be ashamed.
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He may not be confiding in you because he is ashamed of his predicament.
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He'd been too ashamed, he wrote her from prison, to ever seek professional help.
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I know I shouldn't be ashamed, but this knowledge definitely doesn't make me proud.
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The GOP should be ashamed that they receive such support, not salivating for it.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself, having you working for them," the president said.
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" The company's leaders apologized in a statement on Sunday, saying they felt "deeply ashamed.
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I'm a Republican for 40 years and am ashamed of DJT, our non-leader.
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I was too ashamed to tell my parents that I was being treated badly.
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And I'm ashamed because I'm now part of the company, so I share it.
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As a victim of sexual assault and psychological terror, I felt ashamed and frightened.
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Through sacrifice, Miguel learns not to silence death, not to be ashamed of it.
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Ah, to be young and in love and only slightly ashamed to admit it.
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You should be ashamed that you're old, instead of being proud to have lived?
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Pfizer & others should be ashamed that they have raised drug prices for no reason.
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"I've always been out, I've never been ashamed of my private life," he says.
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I was deeply disappointed in myself and ashamed that I had led everybody on.
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" "For all the international scandal my arrest has caused, I feel ashamed and embarrassed.
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SHAME Every single Republican who voted against my amendment should be ashamed of themselves.
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About show-biz shamelessness (or not being ashamed, as I was ashamed of my sissy ways), about the great power that came with throwing, so to speak, your dick on the table and daring the Other to make a move, grab it.
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I Am Not Ashamed by Barbara Payton (1963)In the sixties, having been the good and then the no-good time had by approximately all of Hollywood, the actress Barbara Payton wrote (or had ghostwritten) a confessional memoir, I Am Not Ashamed.
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Read more: Justin Bieber opens up about abusing Xanax: 'It got dark'"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed," he told the magazine.
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If I were not on the steps of the library (in the bookshelves of which so much of my trouble had begun!) then he would be ashamed of me and never speak to me again, and I would be ashamed of myself. . . .
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It's called No Shame because it's like, I'm 32 — there's nothing to be ashamed of.
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"Gross" this causes the person on the receiving end to feel ashamed, embarrassed, humiliated, etc.
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" Saying he was ashamed, Michael Martin added, "This just — it started out as family fun.
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My girlfriend got me a Fitbit, but the data makes me feel lazy and ashamed.
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GIULIANI: I think it&aposs disgraceful and I am ashamed of the Justice Department today.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself for having you working for them," the president said.
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I remember just feeling so ashamed and so confused that I wanted to literally disappear.
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I now get the impression he's ashamed we share a fraction of the same DNA.
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Then I feel ashamed because everyone keeps telling me what a good attitude I have.
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He understands he comes from a position of privilege, and he's not ashamed of that.
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The fact that is now happening to kids ought to make all of them ashamed.
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She objects to even using the term "fat-shaming," she explained, because she's not ashamed.
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I was hiding it because I was so ashamed — I was just mortified with myself.
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I took it, feeling ashamed, powerless, and angry — what else was I supposed to do?
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If we whisper it, then it must mean that it's something to be ashamed of.
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Bush has apologized, saying that he is "embarrassed and ashamed" at the decade-old tape.
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"To say that I am ashamed is an extreme understatement," Kalanick wrote in the email.
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I wanted them to fall apart completely in front of the world, exposed and ashamed.
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Well I have news for them, being LGBTQ+ isn't something we should be ashamed of!
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It really helped me be comfortable and not be ashamed of the whiteness in me.
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When Patrick sees Jovan again, he reminds him that there's nothing to be ashamed about.
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I would also feel ashamed that I let a penis distract me from my hustle.
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So we're here to tell you that you don't need to feel ashamed any longer.
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said the militia should be "ashamed" for arming the boys.
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Unfortunately, many people feel embarrassed or ashamed about having STIs because of unfair societal stigma.
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I have never felt more ashamed of my body than I did in that moment.
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"I am deeply ashamed of my lack of self-awareness," said the Binary Capital cofounder.
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That's not a nice thing to tell someone that they should be ashamed of themselves.
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Not to say I'm ashamed of who I am but I have to protect myself.
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"When it happened, it happened so quickly that I was ashamed of myself," she said.
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We should be ashamed of our airports and other public transportation systems, highways, schools, etc.
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"They would be so embarrassed, ashamed, and dishonored they would never tell anyone," she said.
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"I refuse to be ashamed of it," she told reporters, according to the News-Press.com.
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"I am ashamed that my taxpayer dollars are being used for such purposes," says another.
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That's not something I should feel ashamed of, [that's] something I should feel empowered by!
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"It's time to be vulnerable and honest and to not be ashamed," the actress shared.
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"And to a certain extent, I think she should be ashamed of herself," he added.
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Dave Grohl called President Trump a "massive jerk" and said he was "ashamed" of him.
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" She continued, "I refuse to ever, EVER be ashamed of the body God gave me.
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"I am a lifelong #Republican, but I am ashamed of #GOP today," Shonkwiler tweeted Wednesday.
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" On Friday, Bush said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE, "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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So you don't need to feel ashamed of your first few (probably awkward) college hookups.
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So it's allowed me to be empowered about the situation and not ashamed of it.
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Don't be ashamed to say you yell or you feel down, or it's getting overwhelming.
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Maura goes first and says she wants to be freed from feeling afraid and ashamed.
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"I have crawled around with my nose on the ground," he wasn't ashamed to admit.
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I was never taught to be ashamed of a woman's body, of my own body.
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"I am deeply ashamed to be standing here today," Hastert told the judge before sentencing.
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I'm still not sure what I am, but I'm almost certain I'm not ashamed anymore.
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" A stray American commented, "Posts like [these] make me ashamed that I'm a US citizen.
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That's nothing to be ashamed of, really—even the greats have their occasional off nights.
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They are ashamed the war has become a public spectacle and hurting the family name.
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Buoyed by celebrity endorsements, consumers feel empowered, not ashamed, to shop within a realistic budget.
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"If this is real this is so disgusting ... ashamed of them," said one Twitter user.
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Now those same Republicans are angry, and ashamed, and fearful of what Trump has become.
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My life isn't perfect, yet I'm not ashamed to share my 'not so private parts.
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I learned that we the privileged are not ashamed to waste resources that millions need.
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"I think it's disgraceful and I think she should be ashamed of herself," he added.
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But it's also important to know that they're normal and nothing to be ashamed of.
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"To say I have been humiliated and ashamed would be a gross understatement," he said.
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But I do know it was stupid and insensitive and I feel even more ashamed.
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It's like why be involved with anything if you ashamed for being involved in it?
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I didn't bring friends home from school because I was ashamed of how she looked.
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I'm not ashamed to say I'm mentally ill, but that doesn't mean I'm mentally weak.
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Steph Gongora isn't ashamed of her period, and doesn't think other women should be either.
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"I embrace my curves…and I'm never ashamed of them," Torrente tells the Daily Mail.
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With their help and attention, he had learnt to not feel ashamed of his body.
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He goes on this long rant about Trump and tells me I should be ashamed.
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After hearing the disdain in my mother's voice, I was too ashamed of embarrassing her.
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"I am deeply ashamed of my behavior and make no excuse for it," he said.
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I think the DNC should be ashamed of themselves for allowing themselves to be hacked.
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Not that I was ashamed, I had just let a lot of myself gape out.
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"There should be nothing you should be ashamed of" in using social media, he said.
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It was torture-porn masquerading as storytelling, and AMC should be ashamed for airing it.
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My stomach has always been the part of me that I am most ashamed of.
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When he shares the discrimination with his partner, he worries John is ashamed of him.
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Yet, especially in America where our repression breeds obsession, we are ashamed of our proclivities.
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"Try to understand this simple speech as I would be ashamed of another," he avows.
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She clutched Jeanne's case to her chest and ran away, ashamed to look at him.
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Clark smokes one of her omnipresent cigarettes before admitting that she's ashamed to have lost.
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It isn't just irrelevant play—it's worth considering, even if it makes you feel ashamed.
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You should have the right to be who you are and not ashamed of it.
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Many are ashamed of their situation and would rather ignore the problem than face it.
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"When it happened, it happened so quickly that I was ashamed of myself," she said.
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"It's so fundamental to the female experience to be mistreated and feel ashamed of it."
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They are the ones who committed the crime, and I'm the one who is ashamed.
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Chairwoman Carnahan should be ashamed and owes an apology to Congressman Ellison and all Minnesotans.
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That person often feels weak, inferior or ashamed that they have a mental health problem.
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" Mr. Bush, 44, issued a statement on Friday evening, writing: "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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What conceivable right did he have to tell anyone else to be ashamed of himself?
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"CNN should be ashamed of themselves, having you working for them," Trump said in response.
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Collins said she's "ashamed" that her state could become the first with no abortion clinics.
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Trump and his campaign were wrong to do it and should be ashamed of it.
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I felt intensely ashamed of my psychological struggles—they were my scariest, most sensitive secret.
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I'd lie there, flushed and ashamed, promising myself and Jesus I'd never do it again.
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They are ashamed of what their former bosses did, and furious about what has happened.
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Now the US President is calling himself a nationalist, and he's not ashamed of it.
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And I'm not ashamed to say that I would like to be wealthy one day.
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I am ashamed of how I acted and there is no excuse for that behavior.
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She looked down at the paper, confused and ashamed, just like I was in class.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself, having you working for them," Trump also told Acosta.
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So, if you're dating a liar, or have dated a liar, please don't be ashamed.
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It's for hair of all shades and shapes that isn't ashamed to take up space.
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In the beginning, I felt too ashamed—too guilty—to buy it at the store.
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"I am completely and utterly ashamed of the opposition," said the former Manchester United player.
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I've always been lucky that I was raised never to be ashamed of my body.
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I feel genuinely ashamed when I explain Irish abortion laws to friends from outside Ireland.
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Personally, I might be ashamed of myself if I wore stripes into the building tonight.
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He initially said he was embarrassed and ashamed by his behavior but would not resign.
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And especially, no, we have no reason to be ashamed of what happened to us.
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This is normal, it happens all the time, and we shouldn't be ashamed of it.
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Nobody knew me well enough to ask outright, 'Why are you ashamed of your body?
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"I was ashamed and scared," one woman who said she was raped told HRW investigators.
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Initially, I was ashamed that I was drawn to his frank, gleeful depiction of sexuality.
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I'm so ashamed and embarrassed that I possibly could've hurt people's feelings with that joke.
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And don't be ashamed of what that is, because clearly it's doing something for you.
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Ashamed, humiliated, with nowhere to go, I packed a bag and climbed on a bus.
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They should be able to get help without any reason to feel ashamed or embarrassed.
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It might turn out to be something I'm vaguely ashamed of, like my pencil fetish.
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Now I know it's those people who inflict harm on others who should be ashamed.
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Mr. Tosyali said that his father, Serif Tosyali, was illiterate and deeply ashamed of it.
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Some people may be ashamed of things they did, or things that happened to them.
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"We are ashamed of what has happened," said Rauff Hakeem, the minister of city planning.
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Still not ashamed that my next gimme was 153s pop culture (GREG Brady at 28A).
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I am ashamed to say I broke many traffic rules to get there on time.
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But sneezing in general is not, and should not be, something to be ashamed of.
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I become ashamed knowing these rich cultures are reduced to mere offensive one-dimension mockeries.
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And she should not feel in any way ashamed by what has happened to her.
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"That song — I'm not ashamed of it," said Danny Wilde, one half of the duo.
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"People became ashamed of the old-time grapes, the grapes of grandpa," Mr. Vouillamoz said.
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"They're ashamed of the bill," the Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, said.
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All the bullshit I've seen today is why I am utterly ashamed of my profession.
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"I'm ashamed for the first time in my career," Griffin quoted the soldier as saying.
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"Dear Saher, I'm ashamed of this incident and I ask for your forgiveness," he wrote.
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And we should never be ashamed of this… even when it doesn't go as planned.
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" The president went after Griffin in response to the photo, saying she should be "ashamed.
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WASHINGTON It's not that she rejects the community; she is not ashamed of being black.
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But you also don't have to be ashamed if you choose to dress for comfort.
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Ms. McGregor felt ashamed, because she had gotten the implants simply to improve her appearance.
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I was so ashamed of everything: the abuse of my stepfather, living in a motel.
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If everybody's naked pictures were available on the Internet, nobody would need to feel ashamed.
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"I honestly feel very ashamed that my school took this action," Aela told BuzzFeed News.
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Groomers rely on children feeling too ashamed to tell, so it's important to be supportive.
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"To say that I feel humiliated and ashamed would be a gross understatement," he said.
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"I wasn't preoccupied with the NFL, I was ashamed with what's taking place," Trump said.
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"I'm ashamed to admit that, at the time, we weren't wildly impressed," Ms. Andrews wrote.
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The boxer reportedly apologized for the incident and said he was ashamed of his actions.
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Chappelle-Nadal should be ashamed of herself for adding her voice to this toxic environment.
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Karl Lagerfeld stole his famously pampered cat, Choupette, and was not ashamed to say so.
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My throat closed and I was on the verge of tears, both fearful and ashamed.
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For decades, the victims suffered in silence, too ashamed to go public with their stories.
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I'm ashamed to admit this, but I was in that like ... Nobody would like it.
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Falmata now lives with her grandmother, but is too ashamed to tell her what happened.
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So often, people whose loved ones are addicted are ashamed and afraid of being stigmatized.
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And Mr. Johnson, I am ashamed to note, has the best hair of his life.
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He'd gained weight, was tired all the time, and was ashamed to leave the house.
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But he's allowed people to voice and act on them publicly and not feel ashamed.
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And also, what you're saying is, like, If this happens to you, you should be ashamed.
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I've loved my time here, and that's the first time I've been ashamed of our supporters.
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"I'm not ashamed of it at all; it's just the reality of the situation," she revealed.
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In an interview with Philadelphia public radio station WHYY, Jenkins recalls being ashamed of his upbringing.
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"We were ashamed that this was our best option, to build our own shelter," says Brookins.
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"Reminder that cellulite is normal and nothing to be ashamed of," she wrote in the caption.
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But there's nothing about what I've said in my book or otherwise that I'm ashamed of.
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But as I watched the election results roll in, I was ashamed of my home state.
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Though Grey Worm is initially ashamed of his eunuch body, he bares himself at Missandei's urging.
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And the President of the United States should be ashamed of himself for making this up.
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Growing up in the Bronx, I feel like people were ashamed of where we came from.
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"[They told me] I should be ashamed for trying to ruin their friend's life," Bonneau says.
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Not that I was ashamed or embarrassed — I just didn't want to be a poster child.
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So if I'm not standing on the side I believe to be right, I'd be ashamed.
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She bashfully looks down at the shirt after realizing what she's wearing, but doesn't seem ashamed.
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"I'm not embarrassed or ashamed or sorry I got this thing going," he told the Times.
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I'm not ashamed to say that I really relate to the majority of Google Fit users.
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And I'm not ashamed of a few lumps, bumps or cellulite.. and you shouldn't be either.
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It's not like we're doing anything that we'd be ashamed of our wives and daughters seeing.
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I felt ashamed because I was like everybody else—I was making fun of furries too.
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I'm not ashamed of the things I have survived and I have never felt more beautiful.
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"I did not know enough to be ashamed before I met you, flounder," said the fisherman.
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I am not ashamed to admit it, there are millions of others like me in Italy.
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Angela Bassett isn't ashamed to admit that she's had a little bit of cosmetic work done.
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Ms Blunt nails the teetering insecurity and paranoia of someone cognisant and ashamed of their addiction.
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And some were just ashamed to acknowledge it as so deeply a part of our past.
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They should feel ashamed and guilty and show the signs of discomfort that such feelings engender.
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Billy Bush said in a statement to Variety he was "embarrassed and ashamed" of his comments.
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We are made to feel so ashamed of ourselves, our natural bodies and that's not okay.
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In an email to his colleagues, Peters said that he was "ashamed" to work for Fox.
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The incident made her feel ashamed and embarrassed, she said, sharing the story on social media.
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"A lot of people should be ashamed," Trump told reporters after he authorized the memo's release.
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They were certain it wouldn't get out, counting on the victims being ashamed of their sexuality.
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She was an alcoholic who was ashamed of her drinking, but never sought long-term treatment.
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I was ashamed of my body, I didn't even want my wife to see me naked!
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When the state wanted to give me some awards for all of this, I felt ashamed.
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The people who run Facebook should be ashamed of themselves for labeling this stuff as spam.
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"In reality, having a belly that sticks out is nothing to be ashamed of," she wrote.
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Afterward, Gregg didn't cop to his backstabbing and simply slid out of the room, silently ashamed.
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For so long, I’ve always felt ashamed to talk about my anxiety, ADD & OCD.
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I'm not ashamed to say that I've openly coveted the skin of a jam-smeared child.
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"I feel like a slimy, disgusting secret that you're ashamed of," she cried during Tuesday's episode.
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Ray-Jones says victims often lie about injuries or marks because they feel ashamed and embarrassed.
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I've learned that the experiences I am ashamed of are rarely strange and unique to me.
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" Bush apologized in a personal statement after the video surfaced, saying: "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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"Ed Gillespie should be ashamed of the ads he is running in this campaign," Fallon said.
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Prioritizing personal wellness is something I'm ashamed to admit I didn't take seriously until this year.
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FROM PEN: Emily Maynard Johnson Admits She Was Ashamed to Stop Breastfeeding Her Second Son Early
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I would be afraid to call myself an American if I traveled to another country. Ashamed.
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I, for one, will not be ashamed to add the word "dandruff" back into my vocabulary.
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If a wealthy person has something, you do not necessarily feel ashamed not to have it.
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I was ashamed that I had caused him pain by denying him access to my body.
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No. At the time, I felt so ashamed about my sexuality I didn't dare say anything.
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"We're more ashamed of what is left in than anyone else," Insomniac Games' Benno told me.
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Worst of media and politicians be ashamed Is the whole world going all American re:gun violence?
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Yet we've been taught to fear it, be disgusted by it, and feel ashamed about it.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Emily Maynard Johnson Admits She Was Ashamed to Stop Breastfeeding Her Second Son Early
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself having you work for them," the president said to Acosta.
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"Our commanders across the board, former and present, are ashamed of what's happening here," he said.
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He should be ashamed of his action and realize this is not best for our children.
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I'm ashamed to say that, at the time, I didn't recall thinking those were offensive lines.
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You should have the right to be who you are and not be ashamed of it.
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Good news, singles: you no longer have to feel ashamed over not finding a partner. 1.
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Although the singer added that he "got ashamed for a moment," he quickly brushed it off.
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I am not ashamed of it but recent events have caused a change in my heart.
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" She continued, "When the information about Harvey came out, I was ashamed I didn't say anything.
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Getting help for mental health issues is nothing to be ashamed of, or feel responsible for.
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I was very ashamed because I never wanted to do anything to him or my mom.
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I'VE BEEN FEEDING DUCKS BREAD THIS WHOLE TIME IM SO ASHAMED IM SUCH A MONSTER pic.twitter.
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"I am deeply ashamed of my behavior and make no excuses for it," his statement read.
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Also, obviously, Adi's Neuromancer quote is the best and the rest of us should be ashamed.
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I'm ashamed to admit that I read my ex-boyfriends messages right after he dumped me.
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" The 32-year-old rapper and actor entered treatment on Monday, writing that he felt "ashamed.
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So the criticism I get—'Everyone associated with "The Emoji Movie" should be ashamed of themselves!
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El Basha told CNN he was furious and ashamed at the decision to cancel the screening.
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Trump himself tweeted last year that Griffin should be "ashamed" of herself for posting the photo.
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He was speaking very quickly, apologizing, telling me how ashamed he was for what he'd said.
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But his mother screamed "you should be ashamed of yourselves" as the panel left the bench.
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