Darla also approaches her father to make amends, and her father is a bit more stoic, and points out that she also needs to make amends with Ralph Angel, too. Huh?
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But I did make amends to the drummer, Woody Woodmansey.
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Creep Squad member Cisco returns to make amends with Mariahlynn.
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"Make amends and take responsibility," was her message to Almena.
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To make amends, the municipality gave each household a cow.
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In the months since, Twitter has sought to make amends.
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There's only one way to make amends for their hypocrisy.
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She instructed her to take responsibility, heal, and make amends.
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Ms. McSally used the conversation to make amends with Mrs.
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However, Yee did allege that Gucci wanted to make amends.
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Should I email my old boss back to make amends?
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But he can make amends, he can make repairs to this.
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Volkswagen cheated, got caught, and is now ready to make amends.
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This year, the Cannes Film Festival is trying to make amends.
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So, it was live, 'You obviously don't want to make amends.
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It was lining up events and seeing how they make amends.
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They need to say to you, 'Let's try to make amends.
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Would the movie make amends for the incredibly frustrating Batman v.
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We have to be able to make amends to one another.
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Plz forgive us, and let this hot pink chart make amends.
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Munoz has sought in the last two days to make amends.
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To make amends let me point us to — drumroll — the issues.
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The solution allows him to make amends yet still evade responsibility.
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On Soccer LONDON — Now, then, it is time to make amends.
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The Cubs appear to be trying too hard to make amends.
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This is the moment when they need to truly make amends.
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" And I said, "What can I do to make amends to ya?
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If he wants America to be safe, Mr Trump must make amends.
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I cannot make amends to your family for the things I've done.
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I appreciate your attempts to make amends and your acknowledgement of fault.
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"I want to give him a chance to make amends," she says.
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Later, he calls to make amends, but doesn't speak to his dad.
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But she does make amends with Frieda (Lisa Joyce), who gets promoted.
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It's part of continuing attempts to make amends for his rough treatment.
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You never fail to make amends, or say sorry when it's needed.
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I served time for my actions and have tried to make amends.
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He will have a chance, in Paris next month, to make amends.
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"You have done everything in your power to make amends," she said.
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But even Gopman's efforts to make amends for his comments have gone poorly.
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Having learned some sign language since elementary school, he tries to make amends.
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To make amends, Hamlin was allowed to keep the $2,000 scholarship prize money.
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Fortunately for the president, he has a full 638 days to make amends.
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He might make amends for Hillary Clinton's failure to excite blue-collar supporters.
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Amid unrest among the conservative flank, Republicans are now trying to make amends.
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He issued a statement and video vowing to make amends for the photo.
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She wants to make amends for his son Larry's abhorrent behavior towards Isobel.
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To become himself again, he has to make amends, starting with his family.
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While Match is trying to make amends, the statement is still tone-deaf.
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Some cities are already beginning to make amends by going beyond mere legalization.
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How can this person make amends for what he or she has done?
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Hmmm … • Jaime did make amends with Bran, apologizing for the whole window thing.
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Steinbrenner had come all the way to the Florida Panhandle to make amends.
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Rejuvenated at Monaco, he will see this as a chance to make amends.
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Ms. DeVos appeared to try to make amends in a pair of tweets.
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"I don't know what happened, but I wanted to make amends," he said.
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They said their daughter wants to address her fellow students to make amends.
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"She's doing it to try to make amends," he said in an interview.
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KS: I just texted her and said you are going to make amends.
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This is our way of expressing our need to make amends to the students.
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When we make mistakes, and we have made plenty, we try to make amends.
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I just wanted to make amends and say, 'Hey, I got you, I understood.
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Still, when he heard them so genuinely trying to make amends, he was moved.
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The scooter companies appear to be trying to make amends for their irresponsible beginnings.
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The company has been in talks with regulators globally on how to make amends.
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Either way, stay tuned to see how Vanderpump decides to make amends with Jones.
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"This is an opportunity for me to make amends, to some degree," he said.
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Huawei got caught cheating on benchmark tests, and now it's trying to make amends.
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Isaac & Annalise Make Amends Annalise goes to see Isaac (Jimmy Smits) in the hospital.
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Own the problems with your product and do whatever it takes to make amends.
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Ex-fighters will also reunite with long-lost families and make amends to victims.
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And indeed, Facebook has set aside $5 billion to make amends for its conduct.
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Doughty lifts Kings by Canucks VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Drew Doughty wanted to make amends.
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First, and most obviously, we would ask gay people how we can make amends.
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Start the road to recovery from this harmful addiction, and make amends wherever possible.
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A victory may make amends for Elliott's failed bet in 2008 against Volkswagen shares.
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McDonald's, through an instant million-dollar giveaway, tried to quietly make amends with customers.
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To make amends, China's health minister and the mayor of Beijing were both dismissed.
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Mr. Penzone said he still has a long way to go to make amends.
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I feel fortunate to have survived, to have had the privilege to make amends.
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She feels terrible for the victim and she hopes somehow, someway she can make amends.
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After Hillary Clinton's neglect of the region in 2016, the party wants to make amends.
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But it looks like Giudice is ready to make amends with former Housewife Danielle Staub.
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She asked Giudice whether she would try to make amends with Staub and her children.
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Trying to make amends now but like...that's a lot of red in his ledger.
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He tried to make amends, sort of, but the accusations of slut-shaming stuck. 6.
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Mr. de Blasio has a chance to make amends at a crucial moment for Mrs.
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After a passenger backlash the company quickly changed its policy and sought to make amends.
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In "Full Circle," Ms. Callan tries to make amends for her years of boorish behavior.
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He apologized for failing to stop the illicit behavior sooner, and vowed to make amends.
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It doesn't take much imagination to make amends, but it does take genuine good will.
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The process gives victims a voice and requires offenders to take responsibility and make amends.
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Five days later, however, Griswold decided to make amends and get back together with her ex.
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They offer sincere apologies when they regret their actions and strive to make amends whenever possible.
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The other moral of the story is: Hey, it's probably not too late to make amends.
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He's apologized since the incident, and is trying to do what he can to make amends.
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Despite her attempt to make amends, Jeremiah is still pretty shaken up over the traumatic experience.
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He also still has to make amends with his dad, so we'll see what that means.
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Ronda Rousey is not planning to make amends with Brie Bella and Nikki Bella anytime soon.
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After receiving major backlash for the tweet, MTV Australia deleted it and attempted to make amends.
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"Ultimately, their accountability and ability to make amends will be seen in the future," she said.
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Perhaps Canadian companies with business interests in Saudi Arabia are already pushing Ottawa to make amends.
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"Life is short and we need to make amends with people," she told Terry of Vicki.
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I would like to make amends with her in Wimbledon or the U.S. Open mixed doubles.
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Still down 43, Middleton tried to make amends for the Bucks by driving to the basket.
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Wall had earlier shared on social media that Spencer wanted to make amends for her comment.
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He listened as Georgetown's president apologized for its sins and looked for ways to make amends.
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The way to make amends is to put it back in the soil, where it belongs.
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You want to make amends for your mistakes, so it felt nice to get that one back.
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If she is in the audience, does Trump try to make amends in a very public way?
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On Monday night's episode, the two had a heated sit-down where they struggled to make amends.
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He tried to make amends by apologizing to Westbrook in a statement posted to his Instagram Story.
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From the first episode, it does seem like Annalise is trying to make amends for the past.
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Now, in a radio interview with Andy Cohen, Tomlinson explained how the two managed to make amends.
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How to make sense of a painful experience or make amends with someone who has wronged you.
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If any cannot meet the standards, they must explain why and present a plan to make amends.
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In 21300, Los Angeles finally agreed to make amends by funding a massive dust suppression effort here.
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Freeman laughed at Wilkins, told him it was a joke and gave him drugs to make amends.
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It's now time for Gucci to announce how they plan to make amends for what they did.
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" Mellencamp revealed he tried to make amends with the You've Got Mail actress, saying, "I've done that.
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Warsaw has two months to make amends or it would be sued in the EU's top court.
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Law professor Anita Hill is not satisfied with former Vice President Joe Biden's attempt to make amends.
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The best we can do is try to get through it and make amends where we can.
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A friend of both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, he encouraged the estranged Presidents to make amends.
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Mr. Trump tried hard to make amends to the Muslim world he had spent many months insulting.
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Instead of prison, the community decided the boys would face those they harmed directly and make amends.
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The white man in his late teens from the Pacific Northwest decided he had to make amends.
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For many, this was seen as a way to make amends and to economically enable those communities.
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In August, West attempted to make amends for saying slavery was "a choice" earlier in the summer.
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It could — and should — be doing more, given its stated desire to make amends for bad behavior.
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But with each generation, we have revisited our fundamental truths, and where we falter, we make amends.
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Noor's attorneys had argued putting him in prison would make it difficult for him to make amends.
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But very few have figured out how to make amends with the living descendants of university slaves.
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I do my best to own it, to learn, to grow, and to try and make amends.
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"I think our athletes were able to make amends for London," said Yamashita, a past Olympic gold medalist.
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Among the steps: submit to a higher power, address "defects of character," and make amends for past problems.
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But as she prepares to formally launch her 2020 presidential campaign, Warren has been trying to make amends.
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The three-strike system offers a way to chastise an offender and then allow them to make amends.
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The movie picks up with Ruth, now sober, trying to return home and make amends with her family.
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Dianne Feinstein told CNN that she hoped that the athletes would apologize and make amends for their actions.
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She agonises over the decision and her mother and siblings pressure her to make amends with her torturer.
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It looks like she is ready to make amends as well and kick off being a team again.
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Though Woods has reportedly attempted to apologize for the incident, the family doesn't appear ready to make amends.
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And Bill is trying to make amends with his past and embrace the only family that he has.
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After being shut out in Sochi, Korea's men are also fired up to make amends on home ice.
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The two make amends at a waterfall and save each other from uncertain death a handful of times.
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Make amends with the victims and the families, serve your time and then kill yourself while in jail.
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With the election less than three months away, it's a cynical way to make amends and repair fences.
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To make amends, he brought us a cake he'd baked himself with the Street Parade logo on it.
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Southwest is hoping to make amends with its traumatized customers after a deadly in-flight explosion on Tuesday.
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They are telling you that you need to do something to atone or make amends for your error.
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He also had to make amends for seven years of public gestures of tough love toward black folks.
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Zuckerburg testified before both Congress and the European Union, vowing to make amends and better protect users' data.
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A working group of students, alumni, professors and others is exploring how to make amends for this history.
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He should understand the consequences of his actions, be given the opportunity to make amends and seek redemption.
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Maurice Bessinger's son Lloyd claims that he doesn't know how he can make amends for his father's racism.
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If you wronged someone online and want to make amends, apologize face-to-face or on the phone.
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The senators have yet to make amends, even as a number of progressive groups call for unity. Hill.
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The step comes as the EPA and the federal government make amends for the city's drinking water crisis.
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The departure of Mr. Ito from the media lab came after he spent days trying to make amends.
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The departure of Mr. Ito from the media lab came after he spent days trying to make amends.
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They have a chance to make amends with a new tax bill and still hit the August deadline.
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To make amends, the brand publicly responded by assuring consumers that the brand would reformulate with biodegradable glitter.
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But Bryan continued her efforts to make amends, immersing herself in community work and learning about black history.
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Since then, the two have seemed to make amends, and Hilton attended Kardashian's CBD-themed baby shower last month.
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Jughead clearly feels like he needs to make amends for his poor choices that had led the Serpents here.
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A source told PEOPLE that the Kardashians are "pissed" that she may try to make amends on the show.
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A source told PEOPLE that the family is "pissed" that she may try to make amends on the show.
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Luke tries to make amends — their father was disappointed in him, too — but Diamondback is still full of wrath.
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Now, the company is, as Jimmy Kimmel said last night, uber sorry and working uber hard to make amends.
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Ryan did ultimately make amends (rhetorically, at least) for pitting the wealthy against the underclass most of his career.
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But whatever VW does to make amends, the more far-reaching overhaul that it needs seems unlikely to happen.
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He refuses to acknowledge, apologize, or make amends for any of the mistakes and outrageous claims he has made.
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One guy apparently learned that the hard way, and he's out to make amends with his ex-girlfriend, Michelle.
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Although the actor and comedian initially refused to apologize for his remarks, he eventually did attempt to make amends.
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The media, of course, is feeding into their fantasies by claiming Trump needs to make amends and give assurances.
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So what makes people who have been cheated on decide to give their partners the opportunity to make amends?
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Today, the Canadian government is publicly apologizing for this purge and will try and make amends with our community.
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What's more, Trump has missed a chance to make amends with a community that he antagonized throughout his campaign.
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In December 2017, the company slashed the cost of a battery replacement from $79 to $29 to make amends.
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But in the show, with the benefit of a script written by adults, Anna desperately tries to make amends.
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"I'm a Napoli fan, and an anti-Juventus fan, but in business we have to make amends," he said.
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One person called for the entire group to resign to make amends for fumbling its responsibilities to the company.
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At this point, there may be few ways for the organization to make amends without lawyers setting the terms.
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"Stop saying, 'Death to America,' make amends with the world and foreign investors and jobs will come," he said.
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They openly recognize their past mistakes, deeply regret them and work every day to grow, learn and make amends.
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The broadcaster said it had backdated Gracie's pay to make amends and was "committed to the principle of equal pay".
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But talking about something you have guilt over can help you find ways to make amends and ultimately let go.
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It didn't help He tried to make amends by apologizing to Westbrook in a statement posted to his Instagram Story.
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Niecy is attempting to make amends after bailing on cosmetology school and she actually sounds like she's learned her lesson.
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To have sex with the right people, to make mistakes and make amends, take a leap and make a splash.
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Meanwhile, colleges and universities across the nation have been grappling with their roles in slavery and how to make amends.
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Following her very publicized social media feud with Elon Musk, it would have been nice to see them make amends.
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Read on for a few things to keep in mind when you want to make amends after a friendship fight.
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Since then, Swarm has been trying to make amends with the FCC, and Spangelo has expressed remorse over the incident.
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It's great that William was able to make amends with Ricky and play one last song together before he died.
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Roseanne Barr is trying to make amends for the controversy that led to the cancellation of her hit ABC sitcom.
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Now, after admitting its mistake and vowing to make amends, the UN has betrayed the people of Haiti once again.
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I don't hurt people with my lies or my choices, and wherever I can I make amends; I take responsibility.
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"Danny Collins" (2015), tells the story of a middle-aged rocker trying to make amends with his long-lost son.
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Montoya, a hard-driving Colombian, seemed poised to make amends for his heartbreaking title loss when the new season began.
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Over the past two years, Georgetown has taken several steps to make amends for its participation in the slave trade.
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Teen Mom OG's Ryan Edwards is ready to make amends with his ex Maci Bookout — but that's not her concern.
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Rather than just lament the current state of affairs, we must acknowledge that we have been complicit, and make amends.
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A much-delayed discussion of how to make amends for slavery has taken center stage, but it's only a start.
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Its protagonist is an ex-convict hoping to make amends with his estranged daughter as he faces his own mortality.
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Woman returns beer stein to German brewery, 55 years after she stole it It's never too late to make amends.
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Make amends with those you love on Wednesday, when the Moon waxes in generous Sagittarius at 7:44 a.m. EST.
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How does a country begin to make amends for four centuries of oppression cast upon the descendants of Black slaves?
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In restorative justice, victims, communities and wrongdoers together discuss the crime committed and what should be done to make amends.
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The move is part of Canada's efforts to make amends for its brutal history of relations with its Indigenous population.
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"AK picked her crew because she feels like she has to make amends with shit she's done," the user wrote.
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She therefore demands Dustin make amends by singing Limahl's "The NeverEnding Story" with her, withholding the number until he does.
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The shamed comedian said she "begged [Ben] Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends," before her sitcom was axed.
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At the funeral, Frankel says she learned that Bobby had been pushing Jill to make amends with the Skinny Girl founder.
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This isn't the first time that a TV series has sought to make amends for not paying women their fair share.
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This was especially true for Leonard who seemed to want to make amends for his for offensive performance in Game 2.
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Dwight tries to make amends with Daryl by apologizing for killing Tara's partner, and for all the damage he's caused since.
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"I begged Ben Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends," Barr tweeted, referencing the Disney/ABC Television Group President.
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Brussels is deeply skeptical that Ankara would make amends and deliver the judicial and democratic reforms required to restart the negotiations.
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But if so, it hints that China understands the damage its sabre-rattling has done and is trying to make amends.
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What comes next is an open question: "What can you do to make amends?" asks one historian working on the project.
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""I would like to make amends for whoever had to detain me for smoking pot in the gondola without a license.
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Questioning the dark lineage he's passed on to his son, he hopes to make amends for the shortcomings of his past.
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After the breakup, I always knew I had to get back to him and make amends for what I had done.
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For any citizens who missed the speech and felt they let their country down, the new game lets them make amends.
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Mr. Newsom said he was willing to give the company and its new chief executive and board time to make amends.
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Drugmakers involved in mis-selling opioids could begin to make amends by shouldering their share of the blame and settling quickly.
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If you didn't find what you were looking for in the Black Friday Sale, this is your opportunity to make amends.
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Justin Bieber is trying to make amends for his past racist actions, according to a new Instagram post from the singer.
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Workfriend Workfriend: Your pal seems to be trying to make amends, without actually addressing the direct threat she made to you.
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From the clips we see this week, Kevin is clearly the instigator, while Randall often tries to make amends with his brother.
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" Jordan had been trying to make amends for his behavior — sending Bailey flowers and telling her "I love you and I'm sorry.
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Mr. Vandemoer is determined to make amends for this mistake move on with his life and continue to provide for his family.
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The Google-owned video service, apparently eager to make amends, sent out an email to subscribers offering a free week, Variety reports.
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On a more serious note, she explained that she came back — despite her issues with the cast — to try to make amends.
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However, Abby says Spencer can make amends IF she cuts a fat check to help boys and underprivileged children get dance lessons.
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"He is very sorry for what he did, and at this point, he wants to make amends," said John Cunha, Center's lawyer.
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But these are all fixes for the future, and don't exactly make amends for how Facebook enabled mass data collection and electioneering.
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McDonald's was made to give away even more cash to make amends to those who played fairly, according to recently unearthed reports.
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Lady Gaga finally apologized for recording 2013's confounding "Do What U Want" with Kelly following increased fan pressure to make amends.
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Raptors coach Dwane Casey knew that his All-Star point guard would be out to make amends Tuesday night in Game 2.
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Many of the comments are from people who relate to Debbie and applaud her for trying to make amends for her behavior.
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" The former administration official had a more generous view: "I think the general idea that Trump can't make amends is totally false.
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Callahan's Step 9 trek to make amends is accomplished with remarkable ease, and his support group is a haven of simpatico sufferers.
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In the finale, Juliette tries to make amends with her ex-husband, Avery (Jonathan Jackson), as she moves out of the city.
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But regardless of what happens to her, Argentina is on track to make amends for more than two decades of gross injustice.
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"I will be spending time with my family and friends, as I work to make amends and contributions both large and small."
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Fair Game Wells Fargo has promised to make amends to the customers it forced to buy car insurance that they didn't need.
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His lawyer said his client had never intended to cause harm to Isaac and tried to make amends for his poor decision.
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It isn't too late for Klobuchar, who in so many other respects has all the right qualifications to lead, to make amends.
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Some contend that the episode spooked her, that she spent the rest of her tenure trying to make amends with the police.
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This is where we learned to make amends for such transgressions—or how to throw shade, even on the brightest of days.
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To scurry about chest-beating, trying to make amends for misunderstanding the white working class of western Pennsylvania, strikes me as self-aggrandizing.
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"There is another female relationship in her life that she has never really had, and she wants to make amends," Raver-Lampman adds.
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This means "we may be inclined to use this luminary as a chance to make amends with others and start fresh," she says.
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This led to Apple issuing an apology and offering $29 battery replacements for device owners during 2018 as a way to make amends.
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Uber then financed the institution with $5.5 million as a way to make amends and create the Uber Advanced Technologies Center in Pittsburgh.
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If Clinton wants to make amends, she should deliver a speech talking about how she and the nation have evolved on gay issues.
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If this is the way the White House is looking to make amends with the business community, corporate executives should refuse the offer.
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He made national headlines when he went on "Saturday Night Live" to make amends with comedian Pete Davidson for mocking his eye patch.
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She also appeared as Ms. Norbury, the teacher who encourages the girls of North Shore High School to make amends for their wrongdoings.
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"All of them have reached out to me and expressed their extreme sorrow for what they did and to make amends," Huberfeld said.
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Bannon may also try to make amends — on Wednesday night he praised Trump on his Breitbart radio show, calling him "a great man."
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In his defense, Mr. Ren said that the video was just a bad joke, for which he had later sought to make amends.
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"He was so forthright in his concrete attempts to make amends for his family's slave-trading history," wrote Phoebe Grigg of San Francisco.
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To receive the appointment, though, Ms. McSally, a Tucson-area lawmaker, was encouraged by the governor to make amends with the McCain family.
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Offering compensation can help Robinhood avoid a legal battle and make amends with customers — but it might not be enough in all cases.
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On Friday, the Army will finally make amends, promoting Mr. James to the rank of second lieutenant, two weeks after his 98th birthday.
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In a statement released after the allegation surfaced, Vanessa stood by Kobe and said she trusted he would make amends in their marriage.
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"Stop saying, 'Death to America,' make amends with the world and foreign investors and jobs will come," a honey and saffron trader said.
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He returns home to make amends with his distraught sister, and the family all gathers together to dig into a round of leftovers.
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Kenny's husband Jason, Britain's joint most successful Olympian with six gold medals, had the chance to make amends in the team sprint final.
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He leaked the letter to press in February 2019 after People published a story claiming that Meghan tried to make amends with him.
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Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent who caucuses with the Democrats, also said he thought Trump needed to use the speech to make amends.
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At times, Biden seemed to oscillate between defending his behavior and saying he did nothing wrong and apologizing and trying to make amends.
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The apology was the latest in a series of statements by the two-year-old Liberal government seeking to make amends for historical wrongs.
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Handmaids are women who have sinned, and they've been given the role to make amends for their sins, since their fertility makes them useful.
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While there, he tries to make amends with a friend turned rival, takes a baby seahorse under his wing, and confronts his existential despair.
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Justin Caldbeck, whose venture firm collapsed after six women came forward with allegations of sexual harassment in June, says he's trying to make amends.
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His successor, former trade union leader turned businessman Ramaphosa, is trying to make amends by cracking down on corruption and revitalising the stagnant economy.
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The fifth and final film in the franchise finds an older Rambo wanting to make amends for his crimes and destroy his final enemies.
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This month, Princeton Theological Seminary announced it would spend $27 million on scholarships and other initiatives to make amends for its ties to slavery.
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But today the company is trying to make amends with affected customers by offering all owners of the 2011 product a free Harmony Hub.
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Exes Jax Taylor and Stassi Schroeder have overcome years of hurting each other, but are they finally ready to make amends and move on?
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He bought back an unspecified number of Valus in an effort to make amends, he said on Twitter, which VAZ and the exchange confirmed.
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His successor, former trade union leader turned businessman Ramaphosa, is trying to make amends by cracking down on corruption and revitalizing the stagnant economy.
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They have made the West look ineffective; and so now is the time for us to make amends, and to play to our strengths.
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Across Asia, his frequent travels and sensitive speeches have helped make amends for Japan's militarist past—even as the country's politics has lurched rightwards.
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Last month, Princeton Theological Seminary announced it would spend $27 million on scholarships and other initiatives to make amends for its ties to slavery.
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It was part of a mad dash by dissident Republicans who refused to back Trump over Clinton to make amends with the president elect.
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Hundreds of pages of discussion reveal a group of people desperately trying to understand their own ignorance, and make amends for the known unknowns.
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"We'd always be on different wavelengths," Gorga tells PEOPLE Now about her rocky relationship and attempts to make amends with Guidice in the past.
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To make amends, Claire helps tend to a coughing and bedridden Alex at the boarding house where he and Mary have been shacking up.
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Abraham's money is stolen from a hostel in Madrid, forcing him to make amends with a daughter (Natalia Verbeke) who lives in the city.
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Since Overlooked, which debuted Wednesday online, seeks to make amends for a systemic, gendered injustice, spotlighting one particular woman on the cover seemed inappropriate.
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But Cersei's double-cross of Team Living last season, which convinced him to head north and make amends, was finally one betrayal too many.
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All will be revealed in time, including the truth about Will, who spends much of the book trying to make amends to his wife.
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All will be revealed in time, including the truth about Will, who spends much of the book trying to make amends to his wife.
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"I don't know how I will be able to make amends to the young person who I dragged into my sordid mess," he said.
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Given that this debacle has cost Facebook $60 billion (and betrayed the trust of tens of millions), what is Facebook doing to make amends?
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"I greatly regret the mistakes I have made, and I have worked hard to honor my commitment to make amends," he told the judge.
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And lawmakers are concerned that the company is not doing enough to make amends to affected consumers in the wake of the breach. Sens.
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Antennagate would come to define a classic Apple scandal: deny the problem, issue a software update, and then eventually, reluctantly make amends with customers.
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James is among the high-profile players who have expressed their support for Oakley, which has increased the pressure on Dolan to make amends.
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On the show, his eldest son shared his distress over not having him around, but the producer has been vocal about trying to make amends.
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While some of the boys have tried to make amends, the school district and local businesses have enacted a code of silence about the incident.
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However, Heidi insists that she wanted to keep the peace and reached out to her sister-in-law in hopes that they could make amends.
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" Netflix Canada even weighed in to try and make amends, sharing a thread of "hot Chris Evans photos" on Twitter "on behalf of all Canadians.
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An article earlier this week in The New York Times explored how Panasonic was struggling to make amends with the community it abandoned in 2008.
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He's newly sober and looking to make amends, particularly to the widow of the man they ran down, who has never stopped searching for him.
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For customers who had already bought in on the PowerPass program, GameStop is offering a full refund, plus an additional used game to make amends.
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"Not once did you try to make amends in eight f—ing years," says JWoww as the rest of the cast looks on in silence.
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Revisiting the Hill and Lewinsky controversies means that some of Hillary Clinton's closest allies—notably Vice President Biden and Bill Clinton—need to make amends.
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Exactly. During that same episode of Fox & Friends, O'Reilly tried to make amends by inviting Waters on his show, but quickly came back to reality.
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This is all part of Uber's 180 days of change, which aims to make amends for the wrongs the company has done in the past.
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Judging by the trailer, Sega seems like it really wants to reel old fans back in and make amends by returning to the series' roots.
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It replaced zero-tolerance policies with legislation encouraging restorative practices, which help students understand the consequences of their actions and enables them to make amends.
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She also said that she'd felt guilty about her actions for the past two-plus decades, and decided that it was time to make amends.
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Character cannot be wedded to party politics, and the Republicans will have to make amends for defining deviancy down to defend the indefensible Donald Trump.
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There's a character called "Santa," but I'm thinking he would work better as Rob Reindeer, Dave's distant father who is finally coming to make amends.
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Working with mediators, perpetrators sought to make amends for their prior actions through, for example, the financial or material restitution, sincere apology, or volunteer work.
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Piecing this together, her parents are determined that Alan, who is already engaged to the wealthy Beatrice (Emma Geer), make amends for his flagrant indiscretion.
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It's one thing to say that people who have harmed others, and feel remorse, deserve an opportunity to make amends, and shouldn't be pariahs forever.
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"I think it is always good when you can reflect on your past mistakes, and try to make amends for them," said Mr. Estrada, 47.
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"If they really do make amends, genuinely, then I'd love to go back to playing Hearthstone with my friends and enjoying the game," said Dark.
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Like so many who wear the team's black uniform and a pained expression at the mention of San Francisco, they are driven to make amends.
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When the teenage son of that family tries to steal the car, the boy ends up doing work for Mr. Eastwood's character to make amends.
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According to the actress, she ran into her ex at a New York Knicks game, and decided that 2017 would be the year to make amends.
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If only for the high ratings he draws, Fox News might make amends with Trump for now—and start acting a little more fair and balanced.
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The ultra-rich, particularly those who made their original fortunes in oil and gas, are supposed to make amends by giving their money to liberal causes.
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But the Broncos defense is the most dangerous unit, and they are years in the making, constructed to make amends for Denver's shortcomings of the past.
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Far from the free grace of amnesty, the 2013 bill required those who had either crossed our border or overstayed a visa illegally to make amends.
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After absorbing its worst loss since 1959 on Saturday at Tennessee, Georgia entered its Wednesday night Southeastern Conference home opener against Vanderbilt determined to make amends.
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We are giving your account one free year of Evernote Premium to make amends and give you access to priority customer support via chat or email.
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At times it felt almost too good to be true—as if viewers were being given exactly what was wanted as a means to make amends.
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A string of recent scandals has shown that the United Nations has been unwilling to police itself, learn from its errors, correct course and make amends.
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In May, Uber admitted to taking excessive commissions out of the fares of its New York drivers, who are independent contractors, and promised to make amends.
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According to cops ... Joey fessed up to stealing and pawning the amps worth $2,100 -- and also told them he wanted to make amends and get treatment.
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Current affirmative action policies can thus be understood as an important initiative, albeit still an inadequate one, by universities to make amends for decades-long wrongdoing.
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Rabbit tries to make amends for an earlier argument, but Future, who has already treated it like water under the bridge, will not accept his apology.
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Unless that happens, the ruling will serve as little more than a reminder of long-ago brutalities for which the country's leaders refuse to make amends.
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Bentancur, whose foul set up the free kick that gave France its lead, appears to try to make amends with a long range shot, Too high.
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Upon gaining power four years ago, he created a gender-balanced cabinet and stepped up efforts to make amends for Canada's historical wrongs against Indigenous people.
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He explains that he has spent his life trying to make amends for that moment, waiting for Joanie to come looking for him all the while.
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And despite Iowa's bid to make amends, the Granite State may now become the de-facto opening night of the Democratic race in next week's primary.
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And when they misuse deadly force, and innocent civilians get hurt, they should admit wrongdoing, make amends and take real steps to prevent mistakes from reoccurring.
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" The Human Rights Campaign, an influential LGBT advocacy organization, called the schism an "opportunity for the Church to make amends and reconcile with its LGBTQ family.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the Kardashians were "pissed" that Woods — who has moved out of Jenner's house — might try to make amends on the show.
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While promoting her new album on SiriusXM Tuesday, the 32-year-old American Idol host told host Stanley T that she's ready to make amends with Swift.
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But while some anti-Trump donors have sought to make amends, a minority has cast their aspersions on the entire party and treated Trump as an infection.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the Kardashians were "pissed" that Woods — who has moved out of Jenner's house — might try to make amends on the show.
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For Chalamet, who is unable to fully speak out against Allen due to "contractual obligations," the donation of his salary is his only option to make amends.
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A day after Ben Affleck appeared inebriated at a Halloween party, the actor showed up to ex-wife Jennifer Garner's house to make amends for his actions.
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After overselling that dream to the disappointment of just about everybody, Hello Games is back to make amends with a major new update: No Man's Sky Next.
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Still reeling from the revelation that Facebook's communications and policy team hired a public affairs team to investigate George Soros, Sandberg has been trying to make amends.
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After an exclusive clip from the fallout shows Dodd trying to make amends with Beador, the new girl on the RHOC block defends her actions that night.
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After being asked by Staub in a previous episode to apologize to Christine and Jillian, the Standing Strong author shows up this week ready to make amends.
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" Following a turbulent week in which she and hundreds of others lost their jobs, Barr revealed on Twitter that she "begged" ABC to let her "make amends.
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Wells Fargo has been trying to make amends in the wake of a scandal in which employees opened about 2 million accounts for customers without their consent.
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They complained that, in the name of ever-increasing inclusion, what little that had been given to black people to make amends for slavery had been diluted.
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The request reportedly came through Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, who pitched the appearance as a way for Meyers to make amends after the harsh comedy monologue.
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Since prisons aren't synonymous with rehabilitation, there has to be a way to allow persons who've made mistakes to make amends for misbehavior and receive rehabilitative help.
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"In an attempt to make amends for the trouble that letter caused, we would like to offer you all some cake," the emcee said addressing the gathering.
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And here members of Congress are treating a faux pas against him as a grave slight for which the White House must prostrate itself to make amends.
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"I've seen enough madness," he sighs, recalling the harm his drug taking has caused to others, adding that he wants to make amends now that he's clean.
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"She cannot be accorded the same sentencing consideration as someone who accepts responsibility for her wrongful action, expresses remorse and promises to make amends," Judge Corrigan said.
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There are a number of ways the show might attempt to make amends — over the last 211 years, it has had occasion to try most of them.
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What should travelers do, particularly when what they want is a great experience and not the free nights or drinks that get rolled out to make amends?
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Cyrus, however, cleared it all up on Twitter, and not only did the two make amends, but per recent videos, they also seem to possibly be dating.
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Administration officials say Azar and Verma must either pledge to make amends or otherwise resolve a conflict that's threatening Trump's health agenda and complicating his reelection prospects.
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"I greatly regret the mistakes I've made, and I've worked hard to honor my commitment to make amends," Gates said, as he asked the judge for leniency.
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Miller, reached by CNN on Tuesday, said that she was not a Heitkamp supporter and did not believe a personal apology from the senator would make amends.
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Georgetown administrators are also planning a number of changes and additions to the school as part of its effort to address and make amends for its slaveholding legacy.
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Clinton's 2008 campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle, a CNN contributor, said Trump needs to make amends to Americans insulted by his conduct -- including African-Americans, women and Hispanics.
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The teen went ahead and made his next delivery, but returned to the site of the accident in Zhengzhou, China, to do what he could to make amends.
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But even the KMT concedes that its wealth is doing it more harm than good and that it needs to make amends for the way it enriched itself.
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The sixth season shows that change is possible for BoJack, as he begins to make amends for the things he's done, face addiction, and try to forgive himself.
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Ramaphosa, a charismatic former trade union leader who succeeded Zuma as ANC leader, has been trying to make amends by cracking down on corruption and stimulating economic growth.
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Apparently eager to make amends for its first conference loss on Saturday to Xavier, Seton Hall nearly ran Georgetown out of the building in the first four minutes.
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It is often argued that justice requires that we make amends for inequalities that result from factors such as health, IQ and appearance that individuals themselves cannot control.
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According to Caitlyn's recent interview on Piers Morgan's Life Stories, she still does not speak to her step-children — and doesn't seem in any rush to make amends.
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As construction begins on the Coppell, Texas location of Tea2Go, Taylor meets with the owners of that location to apologize for his former bad behavior and make amends.
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Sources connected to Hillsong Church tell us Justin has been trying to make amends lately as part of his renewed faith ... and decided to do that with Hailey.
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A deal struck in December between the governments of South Korea and Japan to make amends to Korean women forced into prostitution has revived interest in their plight.
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In that same Washington Post interview, Trump said he'd publicly seek to make amends for his slights, real or perceived, at campaign rallies and in speeches going forward.
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If Mr. Kerrey does continue as chairman, Americans and Vietnamese together should insist on symbolic and material measures to make amends to his victims and address his past.
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"It was really good to hear from him … I want to make amends for things in the past that stopped us from communicating," Lance told the news station.
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The Texas Republican went on the show the next weekend to make amends with the comedian in a segment that drew bipartisan applause for emulating respectful political dialogue.
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Like Lake, he carries "the stigma of being on the scene at America's first lost war," and, like Lake, he is driven to make amends over a lifetime.
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But granting people relief from extreme sentences — if they are provided the support to re-enter society as I was — can help make amends for a punitive culture.
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Morgan Spurlock is opening up about his #MeToo moment—and how he's changed his life by going sober and trying to make amends to anyone he'd ever hurt.
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" Lizzo later tried to make amends by tweeting, "THIS IS AN INVITATION TO ALL MUSIC JOURNALISTS TO KICK IT IN THE STUDIO WITH ME FOR MY NEXT ALBUM!
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The Knicks will try to make amends for those recent results when they host the Celtics in the kickoff to the NBA's five-game Christmas celebration Sunday afternoon.
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The move is part of Canada's efforts to make amends for its brutal history of relations with its Indigenous population in Inukjuak, in a remote part of Quebec.
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In addition, Burisma's American team offered to introduce Ukrainian prosecutors to Obama administration officials to make amends, according to that memo and the American legal team's internal emails.
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Auger-Aliassime, who lost the final in Rotterdam last weekend, will look to make amends after he beat Frenchman Gilles Simon 7-5 7-6(2) to advance.
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This ensemble tearjerker about the intertwining lives of people who share the same birthday ends its first season as Jack goes to Cleveland to make amends with Rebecca.
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A 19-year-old Ronaldo had played on the wing in that defeat and he must have wondered if he would ever get a chance to make amends.
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Mr. Masorti said outside the courthouse on Wednesday that Mr. Piazza's death was a "tragedy" and that Mr. Burke is "anxious to make amends," The Associated Press reported.
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So if Kim really wanted to make amends and ask China for help ahead of a meeting with Trump, a phone call was not going to be enough.
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In Almost Christmas, the 44-year-old plays Rachel, a divorced single mother struggling to finish law school — and make amends with her sister Cheryl, played by Kimberly Elise.
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The Jackson family patriarch, Joseph Jackson, told outlet that the only way for Timberlake to truly make amends was to invite the "Rhythm Nation" singer, 51, onstage with him.
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The 2019 model may use a Snapdragon 483 processor, which would go a long way to make amends with phone enthusiasts who felt burned by last year's Moto Z3.
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Separate from this, Hulu has tried to make amends this week for the Super Bowl troubles that some live TV customers experienced during the closing moments of Sunday's game.
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When he goes to make amends with her, she says that truly making amends with her would mean just leaving her with happy memories of when they were kids.
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It means that the men who do this need to accept responsibility for their actions, make amends, and change their ways — or else they risk a more severe punishment.
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Weirdly, Shannon is on board with the idea, but she wants to "make amends" with Chuck and then Omarosa jumps in with how Shannon is only thinking about herself.
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Deeply religious Saudi Arabians haven't forgotten about some of Trump's more hostile remarks their religion, but some believe that the President has come to their kingdom to make amends.
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He says life since being released from prison has been "difficult and enlightening," but there's no doubt he's trying to make amends for what he's done in the past.
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In addition, a university working group made up of students, alumni, professors and others are studying ways for the university to acknowledge, memorialize and make amends for this history.
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"Although we understand nothing can completely ease the pain of those affected, we are working to make amends as best we can," Reckitt Benckiser Korea said in a statement.
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Van Houten said in 2018 that she feels compelled to make amends for the murders and has worked to help fellow inmates continue their education or adjust to prison.
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Hospital officials said at the time that Bertone had given 150,000 euros of his own money to Bambino Gesu to make amends for damage done to the hospital's image.
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United has to make amends for last year, in which it only finished fifth in the Premier League — which means it will not see Champions League action next season.
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As instructed by the church, Dom was using these farewells as opportunities to make amends with as many people as he could, and generally this meant avoiding business talk.
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The deal marks a further step in the German carmaker's efforts to make amends after it admitted in 2015 to using illegal software to cheat U.S. diesel engine tests.
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Whether intentional or not, the first lady's speech kicked off a day in which the White House reached out to women, and sought to make amends for bruised feelings.
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He said that his project was an act of faith, motivated in part by his desire to make amends for the desecration he witnessed during the Spanish Civil War.
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He's been slammed for it and is trying to make amends ... in particular when he sparred with black boxing champ Ali Nestor as he battles to get re-elected.
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Even though Rosita and Sasha finally make amends and resolve their hostility over Abraham, they do this mainly through discussing the men in their lives instead of discussing themselves.
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So when Mr. Tillerson finally made it to Cairo on Monday, at the start of a five-country tour of the Middle East, he appeared keen to make amends.
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Speaking to reporters after a training session on Thursday, players were still visibly frustrated by the 3-0 loss and vowed to make amends in front of a partisan crowd.
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Days after the network scrapped the show, Barr tweeted Thursday that she "begged Ben Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends," referencing the Disney/ABC Television Group president.
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Buck has a lot of those moments, as does his boss Bobby Nash (Peter Krause), a stand-up guy trying to make amends after a decade-long battle with addiction.
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Don't tread on our flag bitch, instead do something positive to make amends for the murder of millions of Jews and Polish people perpetrated by your grandparents and their generation.
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His spokesman initially denied the incident, but Gianforte has tried to make amends, issuing a public apology to Jacobs and pledging to donate $50,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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If I'm going to be involved, I would be down for a cameo — maybe she could make amends with Mia and apologize for being a bully when she was younger.
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Jackson's family members also said she was treated poorly by the organization and suggested that Timberlake should invite her to share the Super Bowl stage in order to make amends.
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Mr. Browne said publicly at a symposium last month that reparations from European countries were the best way for the colonizers to make amends for the wrongs they had committed.
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And in August 2015, Glaxo tried to make amends by rehiring Ms. Shi, an acknowledgment that the company had erred in firing an employee suspected of being a whistle-blower.
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The Page 6 story is on how Biden was in South Carolina Sunday trying to make amends with black voters over his stand against busing nearly a half-century ago.
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The government scrambled to make amends, saturating the area with security forces and building a new municipal capital from scratch about half a mile up the Atrato River from Bellavista.
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After several authoritarian military officers try and fail to fill the leadership void, Roslin and Adama make amends and retake power just in time to face their greatest political challenge.
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It looks like the taco chain got the message that this news didn't sit well with us, and now it's trying to make amends by testing three new menu items.
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Tarana Burke, the founder of the #MeToo movement, told me earlier this month that redemption cannot begin until these men take fundamental steps to make amends with those they've affected.
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DaBaby hasn't done anything to make amends with the guy he and his crew allegedly jumped and robbed ... according to the guy's lawyers, who've officially put the rapper on notice.
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In the 1980s, the University of Texas approached Ms. Conrad to make amends, naming her a distinguished alumna in 1985 and a year later creating a scholarship in her name.
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"After I spent 1.5 hours apologizing and asking permission to make amends, you completely undermined me," Mr. Ito wrote in the email, which was reviewed by The New York Times.
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The 27 are likely to ask Warsaw to make amends, issuing recommendations echoing those by Brussels that the PiS has so far ignored, and giving it some time to react.
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But other missteps may harm their reputation, jeopardize their jobs or subject their company to legal troubles if they don't make amends and avoid the same mistakes in the future.
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Hailey's been mum about Justin's blowup with Selena ... as we reported Selena was furious Justin contacted Hailey to make amends over their breakup, and it landed them in couples therapy.
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America has stumbled time and again on its quest towards justice and equality; but with each generation, we have revisited our fundamental truths, and where we falter, we make amends.
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"The government should acknowledge this was a miscarriage of justice and should attempt to make amends with the family," Andre Segura, legal director for the ACLU of Texas, told BuzzFeed News.
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It's almost as if the entire industry was trying to make amends for all of the hype and cash that has been dumped in this space over the past few years.
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She pleads with Violet, tearfully thanking both her and Hollywood for everything they've done for her and Blue and explaining that she's been clean 18 months and wants to make amends.
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Around 50 years ago, on the sacred island of Patmos, a revered monk used to tell farmers who came to confess their sins that they should make amends by planting trees.
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The source adds that "the Kardashians are feeling 100 percent done with Jordyn" and that they're "pissed" that Woods may try to make amends during her public appearance on the show.
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For full-service carriers that claim to compete on loyalty as well as price, failing to make amends for a short trip made far shorter by delays is a risky strategy.
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After the scandal was first revealed in a book, Bertone gave 150,000 euros of his own money to the Bambino Gesu to make amends for damage done to the hospital's image.
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The Pirates struggled with turnovers and received next to nothing from its bench in falling last week at Rutgers, but can start to make amends with another victory against the Seahawks.
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Starbucks on Tuesday afternoon closed more than 2202,2628 stores to give its employees company-wide training in avoiding bias, in a public effort to make amends for an embarrassing racial incident.
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Svitolina, making her second appearance at the season-ender, appeared focused and determined to make amends for a lacklustre display a year ago when she exited in the round robin phase.
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On the panels, they'd receive an opportunity to answer back or to make amends, and in return they'd offer some partial form of what might be called informational or strategic reparations.
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I have lied, I have cheated, and I've found redemption—a way to really like who I am, to forgive myself, and to seek out those I hurt and make amends.
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Mr. Barton has made six trips there to assess the damage and make amends, and McKinsey has asked its 2,1.63 global partners to repay South Africa, where it is under investigation.
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These moments allow my clients to begin to do the work of truly understanding themselves, so that they can be the men they want to be and start to make amends.
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"It was really important, without being mawkish or false, that he make amends to her — that he take accountability for the pain that he and only he has caused," Affleck said.
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"He has been at the prosecutors' beck and call since February 2018," when he pleaded guilty, the judge said, convincing her that he sincerely wanted to make amends for his crimes.
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The pair eventually make amends when Ant Man helps the Hulk pry open the soda's tiny tab and gulp it down, but only after a destructive rampage through a downtown cityscape.
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The two countries were reportedly attempting to make amends in the past few weeks with discussions about a deal involving the additional purchase of up to $70 billion in American goods.
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That said, it is worth bearing in mind that Clinton, who is so closely tied to the emboldening of structural racism during her husband's administration, is also now trying to make amends.
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"We have stepped up and acknowledged our responsibility in this tragedy and are working hard to make amends and to address the issues of all those who have been impacted," she said.
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The $90 million figure revealed to CNN came in large part from what Barrack called "a lot of low-hanging fruit" from Trump gadflies eager to make amends for their past stinginess.
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To attempt to make amends, he's dedicating the rest of his immortal life to helping with menial work at Winterfell, such as changing sheets, taking out the trash, and, yes, holding umbrellas.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and Reid tried to make amends, meeting with Sestak and urging him to name veteran party operatives to professionalize his staff and begin raising loads of cash.
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Our sources say the other 4 band members never intended to push Kramer out, and never wanted him to feel that way -- they're all trying to make amends after the recent drama.
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But they aren't easy to come by and require more than just saying "I'm sorry": the person apologizing must go the extra mile and express genuine remorse or offer to make amends.
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"The Kardashians are feeling 100 percent done with Jordyn" and that they're "pissed" that Woods may try to make amends during her public appearance on the show, a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Because Girls is a show we've stood by through six years of backlash, we like to think it's possible the comedy can make amends for its early mistakes in this final season.
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But he is already thinking about the winter, and said he intended to enroll in a back-to-work program and either make amends with family or re-enter the shelter system.
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In an interview with The New York Times this month, after he was asked why anyone should believe he had truly changed, Mr. Morton insisted that he was trying to make amends.
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Kimmy thinks that the way through this mess is to talk to Vonda, so she takes her out for ice cream, hoping that she can convince Vonda to make amends with Titus.
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Georgetown, Harvard and other universities have drawn national attention to the legacy of slavery this year as they have acknowledged benefiting from the slave trade and grappled with how to make amends.
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In an effort to make amends, Carnival offered a two-day prorated fare refund, $200 onboard credit to all staterooms as well as free shuttles to some Tampa Bay attractions and special shows.
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The companies have been trying to make amends for their shortcomings ever since, initiating new rules for political advertisers and trying to boot as many bots and abusers from the platforms as possible.
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Under Mr Trudeau, Canada is trying to make amends for its shameful treatment of indigenous peoples, and is likely to become the first Western country to legalise recreational cannabis on a national level.
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The Modern Family actress and her mom haven't spoken in five years, but Crystal Workman is ready to leave the past in the past and make amends with her 19-year-old daughter.
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Father Burke is tortured by his affiliation with Siobhan's disappearance, and he seems all too eager to make amends for it — even though authorities concluded he had no part in the girl's vanishing.
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Tensions between Woods, 21, and the KarJenner family is evident in another scene, where Kylie, 21, sits down with Khloé to discuss the situation — and it appears that Woods wants to make amends.
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The lawsuit reportedly came as a last resort for Hayn-Hiton and her lawyer Kevin Flahavan, who allege that they have attempted to reach out and "make amends" with the actress several times.
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Dorit Kemsley teases to PEOPLE Now that — despite the women appearing to make amends — there may be continued fallout between the friends in the wake of an on-screen dispute earlier this season.
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"Great kids make bad decisions every day, and what we want to do is make sure that our kids have the opportunity to make mistakes but come back and make amends," he said.
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In an attempt to make amends, he announced that descendants of the Jesuit-owned slaves would be considered part of the Georgetown community, and would have preference if they applied to the university.
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Why it matters: Trump's relationship with African countries has been mired in public and diplomatic scandal, and his meeting with the president of Africa's most populous country presents an opportunity to make amends.
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Campbell said Bambaataa "apologized" to him and promised to make amends by stepping down from the Zulu Nation and buying a tombstone for a Zulu member who had been a friend of Campbell.
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Sources close to Tommy tell TMZ he and his fiancee, Brittany Furlan, saw the message Brandon delivered to his father through our photog ... that he loves his dad, and wants to make amends.
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But the dioceses that have declined to name priests are calling into question the church's broader efforts to make amends for the abuse scandals, stirring a growing backlash from victims and their supporters.
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Warren's efforts to make amends and rebuild her relationships with the Native American community in the months since have gone far beyond those apologies, according to CNN's interviews with almost a dozen people.
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German governments have made strong relations with Israel a top priority ever since World War Two, going to great lengths to make amends for the killing of six million Jews by the Nazis.
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Slepakov, whose patriotism had been called into question by some fans, teamed up with Sergei Shnurov, the founder of the band "Leningrad", to try to make amends in a new song called "Champions".
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In the climactic scene of "The Waldo Moment," Jamie Salter, the depressive comedian who voices Waldo, tries to make amends with his young Labour opponent, whose career he has wrecked during the campaign.
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The agent for Louisiana Tech pass rusher Jaylon Ferguson said disinviting his client from this month's NFL Scouting Combine sends the wrong message to players who make mistakes and try to make amends.
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But he said his responsibility was to complete the reform of the justice ministry and prosecution, and would consider a way to make amends to young people who don't have the same opportunities.
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Our ring bearer said that I could make amends for being first too often by blending our names: Meshor-Neumann could become Tim and Tom Mermann, but we thought that was just too gay.
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The 40-year old former investment banker was also under pressure to make amends about cutting remarks he has made about the costs of welfare that critics say made him look aloof and arrogant.
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As Snapchat users continue to sign online petitions and retweet desperate pleas for the company to walk back its redesign, the company is looking to make amends with one important group of users: influencers.
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And though Bethenny Frankel and Ramona Singer appeared to make amends by reunion's end, the two O.G. Real Housewives of New York City stars were back at it again on Wednesday's season 10 premiere.
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Ezra long suspected that Jessica was the woman torturing the Liars: perhaps he punished Jessica as a way to make amends with Aria — only to realize too late that Jessica wasn't A after all.
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In the flow of a high-profile playoff series, there always seems to be one player caught in the night's cross fire, having to answer for the previous game, under pressure to make amends.
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Whereas in most primates reconciliation after a fight is typically sought by the subordinate party, in bonobos it is the dominant animal that seeks to make amends, especially if he has inflicted an injury.
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Even if the words are prosaic, there's beauty in so many folks earnestly promising to humble themselves, make amends and do the right thing before embarking on a journey that could, realistically, kill them.
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But after a friend of Meghan's told People that the two had been in contact and Meghan had tried to make amends, Thomas felt compelled to tell his very different side of the story.
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While staying in a halfway house, Tray tries to make amends with his ex-girlfriend (Tiffany Haddish), build a relationship with two children he didn't know he fathered and redeem the time he lost.
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While the inner circle of NXIVM berated her lack of ethics and "aggressively" pushed her to make amends even after returning the money, Raniere became a shoulder for her to cry on, she said.
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Jeremy and Chloe, who have a 10-month-old son, Jayden, have refused to comment about their relationship since the reported split -- but it sure sounds like he's doing his best to make amends.
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To claim the right for my intellectual labor to be acknowledged, to always remember to credit accurately and wholly, and to be quick to make amends if I err (we are all human, it happens).
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Moreno has tried to make amends with groups like conservative business leaders that Correa shunned and has even accused the former president of planting a hidden video camera in order to spy on him remotely.
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Katy Perry and Taylor Swift most certainly did not make amends with each other during the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night, but the same can't be said of Drake Bell and Josh Peck.
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" Barr, who previously revealed she had begged ABC to let her "make amends," went on to share that when the network hired her, "they asked me to get off Twitter, because I'm always saying things.
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"Memphis," in particular, lets visuals and music carry much of its story about Randall and his biological father William taking a trip to the titular city so that William can make amends before he dies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland's University of Glasgow said on Friday it would spend 20 million pounds ($24.4 million) to make amends for the historic financial support it received from people who profited from the slave trade.
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L) tried to put its troubled past behind it on Wednesday by making a 20163 billion pound ($22016 billion) provision to top up its pension fund and make amends for British and U.S. mis-selling.
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President Donald Trump is being heavily criticized after reports that he dismissed certain nations as "s–thole countries" during a meeting with lawmakers — and the Twitterverse had some ideas about how he could make amends.
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McDonald's, seeking to make amends to the customers who mistakenly believed they had a fair shot at winning the prizes, offered to pay out $10 million between 55 customers as "consolation," AdAge reported in 2002.
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Enter President Trump who is unlikely to retract his earlier attacks on Saudi Arabia, but is appears willing to make amends with Riyadh and use a strengthened relationship as leverage against the Iranians and ISIS.
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In a letter sent by Australian law firm Alexander Law, Palmer demands an "offer to make amends" — a legal term in defamation cases that applies to a set of demands for settling a defamation suit.
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His attempts to make amends for his administration's disastrous decisions are unconventional: He trashes his presidential library, gets high with a tattooed waitress and invites undocumented immigrants to seek asylum on his New Mexico ranch.
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Typically, this has generated plenty of talk about a big-money rematch between the pair to make amends for their dud of a fight back in 2015, which saw Mayweather cruise a comfortable decision win.
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" Addressing that scene, Affleck told the newspaper, "It was really important, without being mawkish or false, that he make amends to her — that he take accountability for the pain that he and only he caused.
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Were Congress to take up such reforms, our experience at World Relief providing legal services to tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants suggests most would be eager to pay such a fine and make amends.
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TM: When Henry says to Adam, "I want you to be safe," he's trying to make amends for those on the battlefield he couldn't save, but he had to deal in death to do it.
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The city recently cut the number of summonses issued and encouraged officers to shift many common petty offenses into civil court, where people can avoid criminal records and can sometimes make amends through community service.
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Tulane's decision comes as colleges and universities across the nation have been grappling with their ties to slavery and how to make amends, including by reconsidering monuments or landmarks on campus because of their histories.
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In an attempt to make amends for delays and poor communication, Kapsul is offering original backers the opportunity to claim 10 shares of equity plus a three-year warranty (one for each year they waited).
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Uber seems to be looking to make amends to the tech industry in light of its tumultuous year that kicked off with former engineer Susan Fowler's allegations of sexual harassment and management issues at the company.
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As for Roseanne, she tweeted Thursday night about her desperate efforts to save her show after her offensive comments, begging ABC execs to work for free and offering to do anything she could to make amends.
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Then again, perhaps Olivia's heart has melted a bit since Kevin called her out for not experiencing real human emotions — could she return to make amends with Kevin, only to find Sloane comfortably in her place?
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Trump stood in front of the agency's most important memorial — a wall that then featured 117 stars representing CIA agents who died in service — to give a speech intended to make amends with the intelligence community.
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This isn't the first time Logitech's had to make amends: the company decided to brick the Harmony Hub's predecessor last March, and agreed to give every owner a free Harmony Hub to deal with that backlash.
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Sanders and his team have at times sought to make amends with the party leaders he clashed with in 2016, going so far as to ignore bombs thrown at him by establishment figures such as Clinton.
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In the wake of the criticism, Gucci reached out to Dapper Dan to make amends and publicly recognize what they called an "homage"; the house is now providing support for the tailor to reopen his atelier.
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DE) executives who served during the financial crisis and afterwards have agreed to waive 38.4 million euros ($44.9 million) in bonuses to make amends for past misdeeds by the bank, the German lender said on Thursday.
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One team is coming off an inspiring victory and the other will be trying to make amends for an upset loss when Kansas State hosts eighth-ranked West Virginia on Saturday in a Big 12 clash.
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Manafort, who was always proud of his ability to provide financial support to his immediate and extended family, is now in the process of forfeiting the vast majority of his assets in order to make amends.
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On Friday, the Canadian government took a step to make amends for that adoption program, which began in the 21984s and lasted till the 1980s, by agreeing to pay 750 million Canadian dollars in legal settlements.
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Some experts warn that hiding the mistakes of the past could stymie efforts to somehow make amends and compensate communities of color that still feel the economic hit of being denied access to lucrative property ladders.
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" He continued: "However, beyond any of my words and feelings expressed, I will walk the walk, do all I can to make amends, and dedicate myself to helping bring more justice and peace to the world.
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We got Brown at one of the hottest restaurants in Miami, Prime 112, and he told our photog he's had an epiphany and he's trying to make amends with everyone he's hurt recently, including the cops.
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In its efforts to bring the African diaspora together, Ghana's leaders are also hoping to make amends for the complicity of Africans in selling their own people into what would become the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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The Saudi government would contend that these payments are intended to make amends, but the expectation is that in exchange for the money, they won't publicly criticize the royal family over Khashoggi's death, the source said.
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To make amends, Apple is replacing batteries in older iPhones for $29 (instead of the usual $79) until the end of the year; new batteries typically let the phone avoid the power-management throttle kicking in.
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If you did it, and you're not the same person, apologize, take ownership of your past, and make amends with the people you've abused and apologize for the emotional distress and shit you've made them go through.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Barr, 65, posted a cryptic tweet promising to make amends for the controversy that erupted last week after she likened former Barack Obama advisor Valerie Jarrett to an "ape" in a since-deleted tweet.
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Meanwhile, the boring reality is almost certainly that Graham is an opportunist who is leaning so hard into pro-Trump positioning precisely because he was so stridently anti-Trump in the past and needs to make amends.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to make amends for the emission of as much as 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 liter diesel cars over seven years.
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He tells Mr Bocanegra's story, describing his persistent sense of guilt for killing a rival when a teenager, how he served his sentence and has since tried to make amends by counselling others to prevent more violence.
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The Teen Mom 2 stars tried to make amends with each other behind closed doors but an attempt to reconcile ended in a screaming match in a sneak peek of Monday's episode of the hit MTV show.
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But at a symposium last Thursday with private entrepreneurs and reported by the official Xinhua news agency, Xi sought to make amends, promising measures including lower taxes and improved financing, while also offering soothing words of inclusion.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to make amends for the emission of as much as 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 litre diesel cars over seven years.
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After alienating many countries in the region, he began this week to make amends, including apologizing to Russia for shooting down a jet last year and re-establishing diplomatic relations with Israel after a six-year hiatus.
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The Germans were desperate to make amends for their World Cup fiasco in Russia that saw them crash out at the group stage in June, and few teams would be better suited than the new world champions.
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Sater told the podcast that his work as a cooperator with the FBI and CIA followed a criminal past that included a bar fight and financial crimes, for which he said he was trying to make amends.
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But before it could become an example for the other 49 states, the Alliance needed to make amends with a group that was key to the success of its climate proposal: the Native American tribes of Washington.
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On this remix, Drake arrives, the recent 10-year anniversary of his genre-reframing mixtape "So Far Gone" on his mind and on his tongue, to try to make amends on behalf of the less sensitive sex.
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That doesn't mean Ray J's not still trying to make amends though ... our sources say he went all out for Valentine's Day, covering the Bev Hills condo with more than 2,000 roses for both Princess and Melody.
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She has since renounced white nationalist viewpoints and shared her emails with the Southern Poverty Law Center to "make amends," Michael Hayden, the law center reporter with whom she initially shared the messages, said in an interview.
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The issue of reparations has become a hot topic in recent years, with more politicians and colleges acknowledging the need to make amends for the sins of slavery and its lasting damage on generations of African Americans.
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Understandably, there are people who question Moore's attempt to make amends; given that her initial response was so disparaging, a logical conclusion would be that the plaintiveness behind her latest effort was a matter of self preservation.
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"For Harvard to give the daguerreotypes to Ms. Lanier and her family would begin to make amends for its use of the photos as exhibits for the white supremacist theory Agassiz espoused," the letter from Agassiz's family said.
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It's clear the league is trying to make amends for all the backlash it received in the handling of the national anthem demonstrations ... and a man with Jay-Z's reverence and influence will certainly help him do that.
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I think at the same time, a big part of recognizing strengths and weaknesses is when you make a mistake, you admit it, you make amends, you ask for forgiveness and you make sure it never happens again.
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The characters are constantly trying to put the bad things they did while in the thrall of their addiction behind them, or they're trying to make amends for bad things they've done to each other in the present.
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She took into consideration the fact that I had agreed to work with federal prosecutors on several cases that grew out of the Mueller investigation and noted that I had done everything in my power to make amends.
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Many of those in attendance wondered if Regev had come to make amends: Shortly after her appointment, at a meeting with stage actors and guild representatives, Regev all but acknowledged being driven by a sense of political vendetta.
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And their fraught relationship proves to be especially moving as Goldsmith, after becoming a father himself, decides to finally make amends with the aging and ailing O'Brien, vowing to prove his innocence as a sort of unspoken penance.
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Real divestment begins with a trial and continues forward with moves to takeover extractive companies, wind them down, provide for their workers, provide for the communities they've extracted labor and resources from, and make amends with the Earth.
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Organizers for the festival, spearheaded by Ja Rule and Billy McFarland, apologized to guests on Saturday and promised refunds, free VIP passes to next year's Fyre Festival, and a charitable donation the Bahamas Red Cross Society to make amends.
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He is eager to make amends with the family guard dog, Budabash, who he tortured six years ago when he was last in Logar, back when his childish sense of morality and empathy had not yet been fully developed.
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Two U.S. religious schools say they will take steps to make amends for taking past benefits from the Atlantic slave trade by offering scholarships to descendants of slaves and taking other steps to improve black student lives on campus.
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He reached a settlement of $5 million, the amount his lawyers offered the federal government almost five years ago to make amends for Armstrong's use of performance-enhancing drugs while he was sponsored by the United States Postal Service.
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It is the job of the oppressor, not the oppressed, to make amends, and the show's only true villains are those who refuse to engage in empathy and humanity—those who are inoculated against the plights of their victims.
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Thompson lipped out a five-foot putt at the penultimate hole and had a chance to make amends with a four-footer to win it at the last but hit a poor putt to fall back into the playoff.
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Meehan gave the Times a copy of the letter he hand-wrote to the aide last year in an effort to make amends for the behavior, writing that he reacted "selfishly" and attempted to express support for her relationship.
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The boys deduce that Alaska must have felt forgotten to visit her mother's grave on the most important day, remembered in the middle of the night after hooking up with Miles, felt guilty, and fled campus to make amends.
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In the most recent season of another Netflix favorite, "BoJack Horseman," the titular self-destructive TV star (voiced by Will Arnett) must begin to make amends for the untold number of people he has hurt — most of them women.
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He made an effort over the last year after getting traded to Montreal to make amends for his actions, and volunteered to be the Canadiens' You Can Play ambassador for the NHL's "Hockey Is For Everyone" campaign this season.
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Judy very much took to heart the idea that there is no Heaven nor Hell, that people who do bad things have to make amends in the real world, so perhaps she thinks that she and Jen are even now.
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To not have a reckoning with yourself, to not want to make amends ... Well, what happens is ... He doesn't do it as much, but a lot of them get into this victim mentality, like, "Hey, you're a ..." and become super aggressive.
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There were attempts to cut the episode to satisfy all parties involved, but while trying to make amends, the creative team decided that what they were left with "was not a true representation of what we intended to do," Barris said.
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He tells Dake that Wendy's quick investment in Ice Juice's demise is part of that whole "no connection to me or my family" deal, and fails to make amends to his father, Charles Rhoades Sr. (Jeffrey DeMunn), at the Yale Club.
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Over the last decade, much of corporate America has put in place strict policies to deal with sexual harassment and other offensive behavior, trying to make amends for an abhorrent history of letting such conduct go unchecked (remember "Mad Men"?).
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OWNER OF DOG WHO DIED DURING DELTA LAYOVER ACCUSES AIRLINE OF &aposCOVER-UP&apos Reportedly met with loud boos and groans on the spot, the 56-year-old was quick to make amends via Qatar's Twitter page the next day.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Angelique Kerber left Singapore in a bad-tempered huff a year ago after she failed to advance from the round-robin stage of the WTA Finals, a collapse which made the German determined to make amends on her return.
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Senator John McCain of Arizona called on Donald J. Trump to make amends to veterans for his belittling comments about prisoners of war and suggested he would be unlikely to appear on a stage with Mr. Trump until that happened.
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Richard suspects his pal of sleeping with his girlfriend, Sasha (the disarming Emily Tyra); when the confusion is cleared up, Richie offers to make amends by taking them out on his pleasure yacht for a day of fun and frolic.
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Nor has Ray been able to sustain a satisfying relationship with his ex-girlfriend, Cornelia (Sue Jean Kim), whom he tries to make amends with for practical purposes: His father's only brother, who lives in Korea, doesn't know he's dying.
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With only a short time left to live, Frankie must desperately try to make amends with the son he left behind while he plots a bloody course of revenge — tracking down his old gang to make them pay one by one.
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Over the last decade, much of corporate America has put in place strict policies to deal with sexual harassment and other offensive behavior, trying to make amends for an abhorrent history of letting such conduct go unchecked (remember "Mad Men"?).
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"The most effective way to address this is disclose early, acknowledge it and seek ways in which you can make amends to the community that's offended and begin to work hard to heal any injuries that have been caused," he continued.
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Until affirmative action is described and understood as one mechanism by which to make amends for historical wrongdoing against members of marginalized communities, it will fail to meaningfully address the inequality that exists as a direct result of federal policy.
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We lock away offenders' ability to be accountable, to make amends, to understand the impact of what they did or why they did it in the first place — what brought them to the place or choice to commit a crime.
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The team, strictly speaking, needs to win, partly to boost its hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League, partly to make amends for a humiliating 4-0 defeat at Everton on Sunday and partly — mainly — because it is a derby.
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The government has tried to make amends for this history in recent years, after a wrenching Truth and Reconciliation Commission laid bare the amount of abuse some 150,000 indigenous students experienced at the government-financed schools over more than a century.
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New York (CNN)Anheuser-Busch, the parent company of Bud Light, is looking to make amends with the National Corn Growers Association after the beer giant aired commercials with the slogan "brewed with no corn syrup" during Sunday's Super Bowl.
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"I am well aware that no amount of money will ever heal the scars of abuse, but this program is a concrete expression of our contrition and our desire to make amends," Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio said in a written statement.
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ABC CANCELS 'ROSEANNE' AFTER BARR'S RACIST TWEET The tweets followed a series of others, in which Barr spoke of God and religion, and appeared to specifically want to make amends to a few individuals who were the focus of her provocative tweets.
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The responsible student was directed to make amends through community service and restorative justice, a system of repairing harm through mediation, according to a memo obtained by J. District staff also reported an incident at Washington High School around the same time.
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Steps by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to make amends for his country's use of Korean sexual slaves during World War II were heralded by the White House as courageous, and as a sign that wartime disputes were entering a phase of reconciliation.
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But the time to make amends had come too late: The 22009-year-old rapper was in a medically induced coma at Good Samaritan Hospital in Rockland County, N.Y., living out his last days with multiple myeloma, a rare form of cancer.
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The point being, some of us walk through the world with a sense of entitlement to everything it can give us, and some of us walk through it feeling as if our existence is something we should apologize for or make amends for.
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While those concerns have sometimes taken the form of blaming women for speaking out, there are also valid questions to ask about how to ensure that accused people are fairly represented, how they can make amends, and what their redemption should look like.
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The 2016 film, which is getting a limited theatrical release in America starting this weekend, adapts a comic by Yoshitoki Oima about a high-school boy, Shoya, trying to make amends with a deaf girl, Shoko, he once bullied in elementary school.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Stung by his failure to score a penalty and avert a disappointing draw against Iceland, Argentina's brilliant forward and captain Lionel Messi would love to make amends in their World Cup Group D match against Croatia on Thursday.
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At the heart of the film are Will Smith's Deadshot, who is desperately trying to make amends with his daughter, and Margot Robbie's sassy, psychotic Harley Quinn, who is desperately trying to get back to her love, the Joker, Batman's infamous nemesis.
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A month after Britain's double Olympic champion was beaten into second place at the boggy Great Edinburgh cross country meeting, he returned to Scotland to make amends by winning the 3,000 meters in the more comforting surrounds of the Emirates indoor arena.
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But in an interview that aired on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday, Mr. McCain expressed deep dismay at the tenor of the Republican presidential race, saying Mr. Trump should make amends to "a body of American heroes" he had offended.
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Had Donald Trump or LeVar Ball the maturity of a typical 12-year-old, the national portion of the story would have ended there, while the players tried to make amends and the university and basketball team decided on an appropriate punishment.
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With a top-six finish in each of the six stroke play events he has played this year, including a triumph at The Players Championship three weeks ago, McIlroy is a popular pick to make amends for his final-round letdown last year.
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"I am well aware that no amount of money will ever heal the scars of abuse, but this program is a concrete expression of our contrition and our desire to make amends," Nicholas DiMarzio, the Bishop of Brooklyn, said in a video statement.
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He argued that she was held back by her lack of education, a given at the time because she was a woman, and that she should be given credit for trying to make amends for her mistakes at the end of her rule.
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Besides, as more and more men get swept up in this moment of reckoning, we're going to have to figure out some mechanism by which those accused of offenses that fall short of assault can make amends and get their lives back.
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It was yet another situation that the company has had to make amends on, just a week after the accidental deletion of President Trump's Twitter account and testimony in Washington on how Russian agents used its service last year to sow discord.
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Instead of simply focusing on the unethical nature of that act, the sin/redemption paradigm has the advantage of providing avenues for exploring both the factors leading up to that act and the ways in which a person might make amends for it.
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He would do things like drop off a beagle puppy in an attempt to make amends ("a gesture so inappropriate to the situation that I didn't know whether to laugh or rage") and then disappear to Greece with a girlfriend for four months.
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He sees his former best friend and showrunner of Horsin' Around, Herb Kazzaz (Stanley Tucci), who died before the two could really make amends over BoJack's decision not to fight the network when Herb was fired for being publicly outed as gay.
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After a heated exchange with the New Jersey governor during a debate a week ago that left Rubio repeating canned lines and devaluing his New Hampshire primary showing, the Florida senator said Sunday his staff has reached out to Christie to make amends.
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After these words of wisdom Milo, or Jack, or who even knows at this point proceeds to make amends with the appliance that burned his fictional house to the ground by scooping himself a nice bowl of chili with a side of forgiveness.
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Either they plan to drink later or have been drinking before and they want to do something to make amends People may exercise to balance out all the alcohol calories they consumed the night before, since no one wants a beer belly.
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Joe Biden is trying to make amends after a misstep over his history of working alongside segregationist senators as he heads for a weekend of campaign events in South Carolina, where African-American voters are crucial to victory in the state's Democratic primary.
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As someone who has been a friend of yours for 30 years, I'm available to give you advice on how to at least try to make amends, if possible address those that you've wronged, and just possibly find a path to heal and redeem yourself.
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The conversation then splintered into two different threads, one about the "wall" he says he put up between himself and his co-workers after the incidents referred to by Ganz, and one about what — if anything — he should do publicly to make amends with her.
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A source close to the family also told PEOPLE at the time that they "are feeling 100 percent done with Jordyn" and that they were "pissed" that Woods would try to make amends during her public appearance on the show, instead of reaching out directly.
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She's arguably the most successful of the cast, and I feel like the producers need to make amends for her season seven loss, much like the first two seasons of All Stars were consolation prizes to Chad Michaels and Alaska after their undeserved defeats.
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King John (1199-1216) was punished with a papal interdict, suspending all religious services in his realm, and then excommunicated; he finally yielded to the pope's will and to make amends his successors had to pay tribute to the Vatican for another 150 years.
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Whether as an alternative or a supplement to traditional discipline, restorative justice programs require offenders to make amends with victims — often with apologies and mediation — and participate in reformative programs like anger management or cultural sensitivity training, measures rarely imposed by the criminal justice system.
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The two Asian heavyweights have historically been at odds with each other but tensions have mounted in recent years due to a territorial dispute in the East China Sea and Chinese assertions that Tokyo has yet to make amends for its World War II crimes.
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"The war on drugs has been a racially discriminatory disaster and legalization should be an opportunity to try to correct that and make amends for past wrongs," explained Tom Angell, the chairman of Marijuana Majority, which is devoted to reforming the country's marijuana laws.
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But Volkswagen will try to make amends by paying as much as $1.2 billion to offset the loss in value for 650 dealers in the United States — on top of whatever amount it will have to spend on buying back unsold and unfixable diesels.
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Their moves to make amends with the President reflect a calculation among many Senate Republicans: While they may complain about what they view as his erratic behavior, they will look past previous disputes to get on his good side and influence him on key decisions.
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Last year, in the traditional eve-of-season speech the club's captain gives at Camp Nou, Lionel Messi could only promise to make amends for the former; this time, months after the collapse at Liverpool, he admitted it was "hard to say anything" at all.
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Last year, in the traditional eve-of-season speech the club's captain gives at Camp Nou, Lionel Messi could only promise to make amends for the former; this time, months after the collapse at Liverpool, he admitted it was "hard to say anything" at all.
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During this period, between Rosh Hashanah — the Jewish new year — and Yom Kippur — the Day of Atonement — the Jewish people embark on a process called teshuva, where they recognize their past mistakes and make amends for anything they have done wrong during the past year.
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The 21-year-old model moved out of Kylie Jenner's house in the wake of her alleged hookup with Thompson, and a source told PEOPLE on Tuesday that the family is "pissed" that she may try to make amends during her public appearance on Pinkett Smith's show.
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They again came from behind on Sunday when Ivan Perisic fired home an angled shot in the first half but they were 4-1 down when Mario Mandzukic punished a mistake by goalkeeper Hugo Lloris in the 69th minute to make amends for his early own goal.
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The bank has been under pressure to show that it is ready to make amends and hold management accountable after government investigations revealed that some of its employees had opened as many as 2 million accounts without customers' knowledge or permission in order to meet sales targets.
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Joe busts out his angel wings to find her (and make amends to the City Council), leaving everyone slack-jawed that they know an angel, because among supernatural beings, witches, and the scion of white supremacists, it seems that angels are the only truly unexpected thing.
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A source close to the Kardashians also told PEOPLE at the time that "the Kardashians are feeling 100 percent done with Jordyn" and that they were "pissed" that Jordyn would try to make amends during her public appearance on the show, instead of reaching out directly.
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That former team name is a big part of what defines Brockmire's view of the world: This is a show about people who know they've done terrible things in the past and want to make amends, but aren't entirely sure of the best way to do so.
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The 26-year-old, who won gold in the 400m freestyle at the 2008 Beijing Games to become the first Korean to win an Olympic swimming medal, told a news conference at Incheon City Hall on Monday he wanted the chance to make amends for his mistake.
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Maybe the beer-throwing guy got a big response immediately and felt bad before the stands cleared—or maybe he did it on his own volition—but in either event, it seems Yankees dude at least tried to make amends by asking A's dude if he's alright.
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There's precedent for this kind of Oppenheimer-ish regret in Star Wars canons both old and new: most notably, Omwati scientist Qwi Xux tried to make amends for her part in building the Empire's superweapons, after being convinced that they would be used for benign purposes.
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"While I believe that (the USPS) lawsuit against me was meritless and unfair, and while I am spending a lot of money to resolve it, I have since 22012 tried to take full responsibility for my mistakes and inappropriate conduct, and make amends wherever possible," he said.
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Finally, and perhaps most controversially, McCain and Kennedy insisted that immigrants living in the country unlawfully must make amends for their violation of law through fines and then be given the chance to earn permanent legal status by meeting various requirements, including passing English and civics tests.
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If the Department of Education really does want to make amends -- or just do the right thing -- it should also renew its commitment to the spirit of this program: a great public education for every child, regardless of the family or neighborhood they were born into.
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Meeting in an ornate imperial palace in central Germany, the pair said they were keen to make amends after falling out as Ankara rounded up suspected supporters of a failed 2016 coup, a comedian mocked Turkey's president and a German-Turkish journalist was detained without charge.
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While the role of emperor has been chiefly ceremonial since the end of World War II, the departing monarch acted as the nation's chief consoler during times of disaster, such as the 2300 earthquake and tsunami, and sought to make amends throughout Asia for Japan's wartime atrocities.
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I also felt strongly that our fans knew and appreciated how he had accepted responsibility for his poor decisions, paid a very steep price and had been working very hard to make amends in any way he could and to be a good husband, father and citizen.
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Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg announced in a video on Tuesday that he would be donating $50,000 to the Anti-Defamation League in an attempt to make amends and "move on" after a shooter in Christchurch, New Zealand, said "Subscribe to PewDiePie" before carrying out his attack last spring.
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"He was just a kind, gentle human being and I think a lot of us, we go through life, we grow up, we have to try to make amends for mistakes we make during the course of our life and Luke didn't have to do that," said Patricia, 50.
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Mr. Horowitz said that the group had asked Mr. Collier if he could suggest a young writer to do the book, and that instead he volunteered to write it himself, for nothing, feeling he needed to make amends for the antiwar screeds Ramparts published during the Vietnam era.
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As Greta Thunberg and other climate activists raise awareness about emissions from flying, for example, it's easy to imagine more eco-conscious tourists hoping to make amends for their travel habits by funding more tree cover — even if such efforts so far have proved iffy in terms of effectiveness.
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Yasmine: I feel like if he ever came back and wanted to make amends and be friends— obviously the amount of trust we have for each other could never be [at] the level it was— but I would never close my door to having him in my life. Never.
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They were at the White House, in the basement of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, as part of an intense effort by the Trump White House to make amends with lawmakers and their staffs — who felt ignored for most of the Obama years, and blindsided by early Trump actions.
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The decree to place the society under a Vatican-appointed commissioner signals that the Holy See believes the Sodalitium is incapable of reforming itself despite a series of measures its new leadership had taken to try to make amends with victims, acknowledge past abuses and change its internal operations.
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As Canada tries to make amends for its brutal history of relations with its Indigenous population, midwives and other members of the community in Inukjuak, a town of around 1,800 people in a remote region of Quebec, point to the clinic as an example of a way forward.
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The company that makes the We-Vibe line of connected vibrators, for example, paid users $3.75 million in a settlement to make amends for collecting data on the patterns of vibrations people used—a main feature of the device—and how often, and for linking all that to users' email addresses.
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Stano, which is filming in New York City, follows Manganiello's as a man who returns to the Bronx after 17 years in prison — attempting to make amends for a violent mistake he made as a kid that robbed him of the love of his life (Vergara) and his professional baseball career.
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Ancient Olympia's numinous site had been a place of worship long before the games began in 776 BC. The games were dedicated to Zeus, and if an athlete was caught and punished for cheating, a new statue of the father of the gods had to be erected to make amends.
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This is not helped by the fact that the majority of American rehabs are based on the 12 step model, in which participants are encouraged to surrender to a "higher power," take "moral inventory," ask God to remove their "defects of character" and make amends to those they have harmed.
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And unlike an administrator at Yale, Georgetown or Harvard trying to make amends for the misdeeds of predecessors to whom they had no connection, I personally owed my debt-free Ivy League education not only to my parents' hard work, but also to the blood money acquired by my ancestors.
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The filing, made in a New York court, follows decisions by that state and others to reject a tentative settlement with Stamford, Connecticut-based Purdue, announced this week, arguing it does not do enough to make amends for the company's and family's alleged roles in flooding U.S. communities with prescription painkillers.
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In an interview on ABC's "This Week," Johnson said at this point it did not matter whether or not Northam was in the yearbook photo, and that a better way to handle the issue would have been to "disclose early" and seek a way to "make amends" for his past behavior.
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"While I believe that their lawsuit against me was meritless and unfair, and while I am spending a lot of money to resolve it, I have since 2013 tried to take full responsibility for my mistakes and inappropriate conduct, and make amends wherever possible," Armstrong told the AP in a statement.
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They&aposve also seen leaders in the home-lending industry — from tech startups propelled by a flood of VC cash to old-school stalwarts looking to keep pace or make amends for prior sins — use the disaster from the aughts as a chance to rethink and reimagine a cumbersome, inefficient system.
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And the only way you can override them is with new voices, voices of energy that only come from the fact that America has been willing to live up to our own mistakes, atone for our own mistakes, make amends for our own mistakes, love each other, love our democracy, love future generations.
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At the first House hearing on reparations in 12 years, author Ta-Nehisi Coates sharply criticized Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for claiming on Tuesday that "no one currently alive was responsible" for slavery, and that the country has tried to make amends through civil rights legislation and electing a black president.
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At the University of Arizona, Mary Koss, who did groundbreaking work on campus rape in the 1980s, piloted a program called Restore that uses a framework in which the harm-doer takes responsibility for what happened and a formal plan is developed for the person to make amends and change his behavior.
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Corker's moves to make amends with Trump reflect a calculation among many Senate Republicans: While they may complain about what they view as his erratic behavior, they will soothe over tense relations and look past previous disputes to get on his good side in order to influence him over key decisions. Sens.
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Battered by criticism that he had essentially stiffed a caddie who helped him win a tournament last November in Mexico, he took action to make amends on Friday, issuing a statement in which he apologized for his initial actions and also said he had now paid the caddie a good deal more money.
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When MoviePass realized that it had to change the terms of its subscription for its annual members prior to the start of a new billing cycle — a move that opened it up to legal action — the company tried to make amends by offering refunds or the option to transition to a paid out monthly plan.
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BOSTON — One parent, hoping to avoid prison in the nation's largest-ever college admissions fraud case, stood before the judge with an elaborate proposal for a community service project: He could make amends, the parent's lawyers offered, by designing and raising funds for a "cutting-edge" collaboration between the Special Olympics and private schools.
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NPR first reported that Princeton's Theological Seminary (PTS) and the Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) both announced in press releases this fall that money would be set aside to benefit African American students as a way to make amends for the schools' involvement in both the slave trade and racial segregation that existed long after slavery ended.
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A better (though no doubt imperfect) way to address the community betrayal such membership most deeply represents is to allow these IS members to participate in a national truth-telling mechanism that can also create a meaningful record of IS crimes, and to make amends through service to the Iraqi communities to which they and their families ultimately belong.
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That said, given how freshly fixed in place the rules are, some EU regulators may well tread softly on the enforcement front — at least in the first instances, to give companies some benefit of the doubt and/or a chance to make amends to come into compliance if they are deemed to be falling short of the new standards.
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" The blog post says that Musk meant people who apologize for making a hurtful statement on one occasion should have their apology accepted if it's sincere, because "the counterpoint would be that a single careless comment should ruin a person's life and career, even if they truly regret their action and do their best to make amends.
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As a pretty big "Breaking Bad" fan, I thought Pinkman was going to try and take out anyone else who wronged him or make amends with Walter White's family, his ex-girlfriend's child Brock, and have some face time with Huell, who helped swipe a ricin-laced cigarette off of him during the show's final season.
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It will be necessary for the U.S. to find creative ways to make amends: While a European company's desire to do business with Iran and the U.S. Government's desire to block it may be irreconcilable, one can envision solutions whereby the benefits of broader European-American economic partnership substantially outweigh any loss of revenue to Europe from Iran.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Oprah sparks 2020 talk with Golden Globes speech | CNN says Oprah 'actively thinking' about run | Jake Tapper cuts off Stephen Miller in heated interview | Bannon tries to make amends | Immigration, border wall sticking points in funding talks | Fire breaks out at Trump Tower TALK OF THE MORNING Thanks for the kind words, folks!
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And this weak and idle theme, No more yielding but a dream, Gentles, do not reprehend: if you pardon, we will mend: And, as I am an honest Puck, If we have unearned luck Now to 'scape the serpent's tongue, We will make amends ere long; Else the Puck a liar call; So, good night unto you all.
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For that project, Horowitz spent a month using an online polling system to allow the internet to make decisions on various aspects of his life, which led him to attend an audition dressed like a pirate, rob a bank, make amends with his deceased father at his grave, and track down his best friend from grade school.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, who famously said during the campaign, "There is no evidence, absolutely no evidence, that the Russians are trying to influence the US election," needs to acknowledge he was grievously wrong and resolve to make amends to the American people by working cooperatively with the FBI and DOJ to aggressively pursue the case.
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Back at Archie's house, Veronica admonishing him for wanting to take out the Black Hood himself, Reggie appears with "the guys" and pizza to make amends and restart the Red Circle and not a minute too soon because Sweet Pea, flanked by the Serpents show up at the door looking for a rumble (is it 1950?) Reggie says Bulldogs eat serpents for lunch (thanks
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The ignobility of the Vietnam era — the corruption and manipulation of the draft, the disproportionate numbers of the poor and minorities pressed into service, the ability of so much of the nation to carry on as if there were no war — created in many of us a special sense of purpose, a desire to make amends, to carry the weight of citizenship, albeit belatedly.
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In fact, most of these Confederate monuments were built during the Jim Crow era and in response to the civil rights movement — a sign that they were meant to explicitly represent white supremacy in the South: Given that America is now trying to make amends for the racist policies of its past, it seems natural that the monuments that celebrated this horrific past come down.
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There's the girl-next-door, who wears her shiny blond hair in a perfectly curled high ponytail, gets straight As, and runs Riverdale High's school newspaper, and then there's dark Betty, who forces boys to make amends for what they've done to girls, blackmails Cheryl to save her boyfriend's dad from a lifetime prison sentence, and frequently draws blood from her own palms with her clenched fists of frustration.
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