Instead of making an apology, Gibson defends himself, makes jokes, and shames his critics.
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I am absolutely not joking about Karl Stefanovic's nomination for an LGBTI media award for making an apology pic.twitter.
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Even though none have, this doesn't stop her from utterly failing at making an apology roast chicken for Niko (Owen McDonnell).
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So it's a little harder for me to understand that this is Guy making an apology on behalf of Dr Disrespect the brand.
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Australia's chef de mission Kitty Chiller said Horton had every right to express his views -- and the team had no intention of making an apology.
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Fransen, who was convicted last year for abusing a Muslim woman, said at the time she believed Trump had been "railroaded" into making an apology.
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Fransen on Friday said believed Trump had been "railroaded" into making an apology and said it was she who was due an apology for being described as a racist.
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" In addition, a CENTCOM official told CNN: "Clearly this staged video exhibits a sailor making an apology in an unknown context as an effort to defuse a tense situation and protect his crew.
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During Mr. Obama's first year in office, his critics unfairly accused him of making an "apology tour" when he traveled to the Middle East and Europe in an effort to reset relationships that had deteriorated during the Bush administration.
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Linton, whose online behavior prompted comparisons with Marie Antoinette, said in her interview that "I see the irony of making an apology in a ball gown" but that social functions and fundraisers will remain a part of her life.
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Crowell responded by making an apology video -- in which he admitted he was part of the problem, vowed to be a part of the solution ... and said he would be donating his 1st game check of the 2016 season to the Dallas Fallen Officer Foundation.
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British leaders have always stopped short of making an apology for the bloodshed at Jallianwala Bagh, a walled garden in the northern Indian city of Amritsar where hundreds of people peacefully protesting colonial rule were shot dead on the orders of a British general.
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Williams did end up making an apology to Bighill on Twitter, as well as making two donations to cleft related charities and wished his son Beau good luck on his upcoming surgery.
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Kazura spent over a month in detention before being pardoned and released after making an apology. Kazura resigned as head of FERWAFA in September 2011. In June 2013, Major General Kazura was appointed as Force Commander of MINUSMA (United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali).
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Leo struggles to get over Terese and forgive Paul, but he continues to hang out with Piper. During a movie night, they end up kissing and having sex. They agree to have a casual relationship, but it is soon discovered by Piper's sister, Imogen Willis (Ariel Kaplan), who demands Piper tell Terese. When Leo is making an apology to Vera, he argues with Paul and Terese, and then tells them he has moved on and is with Piper.
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China Weekly Agency Company Limited (中国周刊社有限公司) was sued by Liu Lei (刘磊) for infringement of photographs in 2012. Although the China Weekly paid the author's remuneration, the court held that the scope of Liu Lei's photography authorization to the company was limited to China Weekly No.11, 2011, and did not include the partner website. The court ruled that the company should bear the legal liability of making an apology, stopping the infringement and compensating the loss.
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The paving is designed as a huge urban artwork, called Nearamnew, by Paul Carter and gently rises above street level, containing a number of textual pieces inlaid in its undulating surface. The square also contains a large television screen, which has broadcast a number of national addresses, including a 2007 speech from then Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, making an apology to the Stolen Generation of indigenous Australians. The square houses the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and the SBS Headquarters. Several other famous structures and monuments outside the CBD, many of them located in beachside suburbs like St Kilda, were demolished or destroyed by fire.
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Faulkner continued to court controversy: in 1736 he was briefly committed to Newgate for publishing a libel on Richard Bettesworth, MP for Midleton. The author was Dr Josiah Hort, Bishop of Kilmore, a friend of Swift, who also detested Bettesworth, both regarding him as a dangerous anti- clerical. The Bishop humorously suggested that all disputes about the card game quadrille be referred to Bettesworth for arbitration, but that since his judgment was suspect, an appeal should lie to the Upright Man, a wooden figure which hung in Esssex Street, Dublin. No action was taken against the Bishop, and Faulkner was released after making an apology.
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Arms of Sherard: Argent, a chevron gules between three torteaux Sherard was a member of the Honourable Band of Gentlemen Pensioners under King James I. On 3 July 1622, he received the honour of knighthood from King James I at Oatlands Palace. On 10 July 1627, he was created Lord Sherard, Baron of Leitrim, in the Peerage of Ireland, by James' successor, King Charles I. In 1635-36, he brought a case against Sir Henry Mynne of Whissendine to the court of Star Chamber, complaining that Mynne had insulted him. The case was finally settled in 1638-39, with Mynne paying a fine and making an apology.
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In February 1988 they perform in front of over 15.000 people at the Montevideo Rock II festival (in the Luis Franzini Stadium); for this show bassist Fabián Hernández was replaced by José Rambao due to health problems. At the end of the same year, they return to Buenos Aires to record at Del Cielito records their last LP: No Habrá Condenado Que Aguante. Which boasted a provocative cover, with images by Rodolfo Fuentes on the front and back, supposedly making an apology for suicide. It is speculated that the internal fights due to creative control, as well as the scarce repercussion of their last effort, led them to split up, playing for the last time at the Cine Cordón on August 25, 1989.
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However, federal UMNO leaders such as Musa Hitam said that Sarawak Barisan Nasional (BN) was still strong and thus there was no need of UMNO in Sarawak. However, unknown to Rahman supporters, Taib already made a secret agreement with prime minister of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohamad that UMNO will not enter Sarawak as long as Mahathir remains as Malaysian prime minister and Taib remains as chief minister of Sarawak. Salleh Jafaruddin (Rahman's nephew) used the General Assembly to mention that Rahman's speech during the opening of Bintulu port was actually not offensive to Taib and Taib should not respond negatively to the matter. However, he also praised Taib for making an apology to Abdul Rahman and reminded Taib he should respect the elders such as Abdul Rahman.
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The forced apology, in which the perceived offender is coerced into making an apology, has a long history. As a form of ritual public humiliation, the 18th- century philosopher Immanuel Kant approved of the forced apology. Kant thought that a monetary fine was not a fit punishment for insults delivered by a wealthy person of high social status, because the social cost of making any apology to a low-status person was much greater than the financial cost of a fine. Instead, Kant argued that legally forcing the guilty party to make a humiliating public apology to the poor or low-status person was a more appropriate punishment, because it punished the man who had humiliated someone with being humiliated himself.
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Miss Kenton mentions this proposal to Stevens, in effect offering him an ultimatum, but Stevens will not admit his feelings, offering Miss Kenton only his congratulations. Miss Kenton leaves Darlington Hall prior to the outbreak of the Second World War. Before Miss Kenton's departure, Stevens finds her crying in frustration, but the only response he can muster is to call her attention to a neglected domestic task. En route to meeting Miss Kenton in 1958, when asked by locals about his former employer, Stevens at first denies having served or even having met Lord Darlington, but later admits to having served and respected him, making an apology for Lord Darlington, the butler stating that the Lord has admitted in later years regarding his Nazi symphathies that "...he had been too gullible".
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An early controversial call by Egyptian referee Essam Abdel-Fatah, that awarded a goal (26') to Shunsuke Nakamura, despite an apparent foul to Australian goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer, had the Australians playing catch-up until the last eight minutes. Schwarzer and Viduka claimed that Abd El Fatah apologised over allowing Nakamura's goal to stand after the incident, admitting he had made a mistake, although Abd El Fatah later denied making an apology and said that "FIFA's refereeing committee... agreed unanimously that Japan's goal against Australia was correct." Both Cahill and Aloisi came in as substitutes in the second half of the game. Their goals were the first ever scored by Australia in the World Cup Finals, and Australia became the first team in the 2006 tournament to come back after being 1–0 down.
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Another report was commissioned and retired Australian judge Ian Callinan was given the responsibility to draft it. On 2 August 2016, Adams formally announced that Callinan had found that Bain was not innocent "on the balance of probabilities", and as a result the government would not be making an apology or compensating Bain for wrongfully spending thirteen years in prison. Adams also said that Bain's legal team had indicated that they would have mounted a legal challenge against Callinan's report and that while the Crown was confident in the strength of its position no one benefited from the matter continuing to drag on. The Crown therefore agreed to make an ex gratia payment of $925,000 in recognition of the time and expenses incurred by Bain during the compensation process and the desirability of avoiding further litigation.
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In February 2020, Mead published an opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal titled "China Is the Real Sick Man of Asia". The title, chosen by the Journals editors, was criticized by a Chinese foreign spokesperson and some professors in the United States as racist; the article was defended by the CEO of the company that published the journal 53 reporters and editors of the Wall Street Journal signed an open letter criticizing the derogatory headline and urging the newspaper’s leaders "to consider correcting the headline and apologizing to our readers, sources, colleagues and anyone else who was offended" by it. The demand for apology was rejected by academic Susan L. Shirk who, according to an article in the New York Times, said that there was reason for the newspaper to refrain from making an apology as the Chinese government had also demanded one. In March the Chinese government expelled three Wall Street Journal reporters from China over the article, the first such expulsion since 1998.
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In 1723, the queen suddenly gave birth unexpectedly, without having been aware of her pregnancy. The fact that she had been unaware of her pregnancy caused a rumor that she had in fact tried to hide it, which caused the king to suspect her for adultery, and he had to be prevented to beat her by Sophie de Kameke, who held his arm and told him "if he had only come there to kill his wife, he had better have kept away."Atkinson, Emma Willsher: Memoirs of the queens of Prussia, London : W. Kent The king questioned the physician Stahl, his regimental surgeon Holzendorf and Sophie de Kameke about the queen's suspected adultery, upon which de Kameke told him that "if he were not her king she would strangle him on the spot" for his accusation, which resulted in him making an apology to the queen and dismissing the affair. In 1730, it was Kameke who the king gave the task to inform the queen of the unsuccessful escape attempt of her son the crown prince from Prussia.
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