This is because the company categorizes departing employees under one of two tags: "regrettable" or "non-regrettable" attrition.
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Yan took full responsibility for his actions, and the sentence imposed is a regrettable ending to a regrettable incident.
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Germany called it "regrettable," but not unexpected...Germany on Tuesday said President Trump's decision to formally pull out of the landmark Paris climate agreement was "regrettable," but not unexpected.
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In the 13 years since, more than 6703 columns have followed, and while heartbreak and obsession still dominate, regrettable emails have mostly given way to regrettable texts, Instagram posts and Tinder swipes.
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President. It's regrettable, and surprising, to hear Senator Sanders describe
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Me, my regrettable haircut, Hutch, Kathy, and the tour van.
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Stoner snacks are as diverse as they are deliciously regrettable.
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" For their part, Rankin says, "This is a regrettable situation.
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Some things were said on both sides that were regrettable.
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The design is regrettable and it uses a proprietary charger.
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It is a very regrettable circumstance that occurred for you.
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They're as deserving of that regrettable choice as any organization.
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But as an American, I find this to be regrettable.
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" Speaking Friday in Berlin, Merkel called Trump's decision "very regrettable.
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The N.C.A.A. called it unfortunate and regrettable in a statement.
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I wasn't getting wasted, smoking weed, or having regrettable sex.
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But that doesn't mean those often regrettable moments go undocumented.
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Buy "The Legion of Regrettable Supervillains" on Quirk Books' webstore .
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Little suggests otherwise in "Fatal Discord," and that is regrettable.
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China said increased tensions on the Korean Peninsula were 'regrettable'.
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Businesses, households, even governments in some cases, which is regrettable.
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Have you fully disclosed your most embarrassing and regrettable episodes?
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That's a kind of regrettable error if it goes wrong.
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An inevitable, but regrettable media freakout continues over his comments.
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Japan called the ruling "regrettable" and urged the statue's return.
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Tattoos are decorative, often metaphoric, sometimes regrettable, but always injurious.
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There, however, was one regrettable and conspicuous absence in this discussion.
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The regrettable interior of the mysterious black sarcophagus found in Egypt.
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The regrettable portmanteau "Pocahontits" is spoken less than five minutes in.
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For other GOP lawmakers, the President's comments were a regrettable misstep.
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We respect the court's decision, but the result is very regrettable.
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Although the corporate quest for privacy is understandable, it is regrettable.
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South Korea's unification ministry said the North's about-face was "regrettable".
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, called the missile tests "extremely regrettable".
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She's also made some regrettable mistakes over the past 25 years.
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"It was extremely regrettable," Ishii told a news conference on Friday.
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"We expect this regrettable decision to be rapidly reversed," she said.
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"This situation is deeply regrettable," the EWC said in its statement.
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On October 6, the NBA responded and called the tweet "regrettable."
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"The incidents are regrettable and could have been avoided," he said.
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The impulse may seem good in the moment but regrettable later.
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Such accommodation is regrettable, but necessary to maintain our cruising speed.
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And yes, someone out there has a regrettable Ramsay Bolton tat.
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Eventually, of course, there will be something regrettable in my adjustments.
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"It's extremely regrettable to lose staff in this way," he added.
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"We find such measure by the Japanese government regrettable," Park said.
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The purchase proves regrettable as the plot moves toward the absurd.
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That's regrettable, especially if you look to today's politically roiled Brazil.
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" He added, "I think it is regrettable that he did it.
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" Vietnam's Foreign Ministry replied that it found Germany's statement "very regrettable.
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"This would be a regrettable setback in that progress," it said.
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" In a statement, the Japanese government called Mr. Trump's decision "regrettable.
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" The lawmaker told CNN on Tuesday that his comments were "regrettable.
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That it was not was a deeply regrettable error in judgment.
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It is regrettable that Mr. Johnson's lawyers are misdirecting their claims.
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They might look different, even regrettable, with the benefit of hindsight.
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But, I mean, I get it—what it turned into, it's regrettable.
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"These cases are very regrettable, but isolated," he said in a statement.
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"The decision was deeply regrettable," said Japan's Minister of Defense Gen Nakatani.
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"It is extremely regrettable," a spokesperson for the Japanese foreign ministry said.
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Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga described Moon's comments as "extremely regrettable".
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I could once again own a little part of that regrettable era.
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"It's extremely regrettable that the incident of this time happened," Iwaya said.
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John McCain is something that's regrettable and for which he should apologize.
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Merkel described the U.K.'s formal triggering of Article 50 as "regrettable".
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The environmental damage of drug production is undeniable and of course regrettable.
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But it's regrettable if the trust for the whole ministry is lost.
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Because there is nothing regrettable about having them in the first place.
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It can be gross, regrettable, thrilling, passionate, and inadvisable all at once.
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Building community takes patience, time, and (sometimes) a regrettable loss of life.
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" He added: "I think it's greatly regrettable that it's only a niche.
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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga described Moon's comments as "extremely regrettable".
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They continue to lack empathy, are irresponsible, regrettable and, above all, unjustified.
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And I've grown to be a better person for those regrettable decisions.
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More Americans might accept the leaks as regrettable but inevitable political roughhousing.
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In this case, it's of the "college kids doing regrettable things online" variety.
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The North Koreans then after Pompeo made those comments said they were regrettable.
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"The Zec scandal of releasing unverified fake results is regrettable," Chamisa tweeted Friday.
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But, the real-talking actress admits even she isn't immune to regrettable looks.
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That turned out to be a regrettable decision as Jones, who was hitting .
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My parents were social pariahs while we, their three children, were regrettable unfortunates.
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Here are 210 exceptionally regrettable developments we can expect in the coming decades.
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"It's very regrettable," broadcaster NHK quoted Toshio Suzuki, of Studio Ghibli, as saying.
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DE) chief executive said it was regrettable that the London Stock Exchange (LSE.
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"It is very regrettable that such misconduct took place," a bureau official said.
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Stéphane Dujarric, a spokesman for Mr. Ban, described the Moroccan response as regrettable.
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A spokeswoman for the Berkshire Museum, Carol Bosco Baumann, called the sanctions regrettable.
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People close to Mr. Trump consider his statement about owning a shutdown regrettable.
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He also has the regrettable touch of making his female performers look insincere.
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In Geneva, the U.N. human rights office said the move was "very regrettable".
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"It is tragic and regrettable that all our efforts were unsuccessful," Buhari said.
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"The Northern Family came out strengthened from this regrettable episode," the report said.
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South Korea strongly protested the move, calling it "unreasonable, excessive and extremely regrettable".
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It can also act as a record of some of your more regrettable purchases.
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On too many occasions, a majority of the justices have chosen a regrettable path.
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Oscar. But her regrettable comments about #OscarsSoWhite have probably sunk any chance for an
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And tipsy crayfish don't slur their words, or send regrettable, late-night text messages.
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Still, that doesn't make it good, and there are some almost equally regrettable performances.
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So it is regrettable that the steep decline in poverty is unlikely to continue.
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Concerns raised over the appointment were "based on allegations" and were "regrettable", it added.
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Clad in a striped polo and a regrettable chain wallet, Manganiello is nearly unrecognizable.
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Dealing with such a regrettable tragedy live, on Twitter, would be so much worse.
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He called the decision to call the royal commission a "regrettable but necessary" one.
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"Nissan's strong opposition to Ghosn's attendance is very regrettable," lawyer Junichiro Hironaka told reporters.
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" Timberlake also apologized, saying the reveal of Jackson's breast was "unintentional and completely regrettable.
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Isn't it the regrettable but inescapable reality that this deal gives even more away?
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"That one line in the statement, is something that I think is regrettable," Rep.
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I can eat a regrettable amount of Chubby Hubby, regret it, and move on.
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Global Times, a newspaper in Beijing, called Mr Lu's performance (without naming him) "regrettable".
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"What happened in El Obeid and (the incidents) before are all regrettable," Burhan said.
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Japanese Defence Minister Takeshi Iwaya called the crash "regrettable" during a news conference Thursday.
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It is regrettable that the president must now choose a new Secretary of Defense.
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"As regrettable as these are, they are still part of America's' story," he said.
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" Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, called Sanders's comments "regrettable.
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" Presidential Blue House spokesman Jung Youn-kuk said the prosecutors' announcement was "deeply regrettable.
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He felt the very regrettable stiffening of his cock inside his thick, humid suit.
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"I think we have crossed a deeply regrettable line," Schiff said after the vote.
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As for them saying that their actions in Syria are regrettable is an understatement.
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On Friday, Japan's top government spokesman, Yoshihide Suga, called Mr. Moon's remark "extremely regrettable."
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"This is a regrettable situation and a very hard decision to make," he wrote.
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Deeply regrettable, lamented President Ronald Reagan, but honors and medals for the naval officers.
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"On Tuesday, Nissan called Ghosn&aposs conduct, including his escape from Japan, "extremely regrettable.
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In fashion as in life, isn't it often the regrettable that makes us memorable?
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He called it a "regrettable error," saying Aro actually "had not" been a finalist.
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We bonded over games, letting each other borrow our favorites (sometimes with regrettable consequences).
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"This is a deeply regrettable decision," a New York Times representative said in a statement.
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You know, that incredibly cheesy duo who had that regrettable hit "#selfie" back in 2014.
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When they completed the handshake, Trump pulled away and Abe made a regrettable facial expression.
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Its failure to pursue her grievance had been "inappropriate" and "highly regrettable", the union said.
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"We could say it was regrettable but he was tackled between his legs," Shin said.
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That's something that was labelled "surprising and regrettable" by WADA's chief David Howman in February.
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The leader of New Zealand Labour, Jacinda Ardern, described Ms Bishop's comments as "highly regrettable".
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The Chinese UN ambassador later said it was regrettable that agreement could not be reached.
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"Nissan's strong opposition to Ghosn's attendance is very regrettable," Hironaka said outside his law office.
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"We find this decision rather ... regrettable," Commission foreign affairs spokeswoman Maja Kocijancic told a briefing.
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The move is regrettable for the environment and the health of Americans across the country.
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Yet African airlines feel like a prop-blast from the past in regrettable ways, too.
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So her new comedy, The Boss, feels like a significant and regrettable break with tradition.
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That's because Valerian is the 28th century equivalent of your highly regrettable high school crush.
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"On this occasion, it is regrettable and unfortunate that an earthquake has occurred," he said.
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It's a regrettable truth that social relationships between coworkers can have major career-based implications.
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This intense fear of missing out can lead to regrettable investments in companies, Gordon says.
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I also have a strange and regrettable weakness for inventing catchy acronyms for art museums.
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Museum staff attribute the change to reduced space and say regrettable misunderstandings arose around it.
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The fixation on tax cuts is regrettable, because corporate tax reform is a worthy goal.
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The Tea Party, they said, was a correction to the regrettable excesses of the aughts.
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Which, no matter how regrettable, also represents a historic decision point for the Democratic Party.
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And the second Victoria and Peter uttered those regrettable quips, Twitter was all over it.
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A certain stiffness, in the performance and the script, keeps it at a regrettable remove.
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Yes. Will I spend regrettable amounts of money on looking like a dewy Baby Yoda?
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"This is a regrettable and uncalled-for act," the State Department said in a statement.
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But the saga is a regrettable one for McKinsey, even if it is fully vindicated.
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For plenty of teenagers, it was likely filled with plenty of partying and regrettable memories.
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After the victory, Uno said it was regrettable race and religion had dominated the campaign.
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It seems to work as a sort of coping technique for potentially shameful and regrettable experiences.
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They do and say regrettable things, and the internet is their go-to platform for expression.
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In response, White House Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah called Casey&aposs decision predictable but regrettable.
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The regrettable circumstance was, uh, apparently feeding a puppy to a snapping turtle while students watched.
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Executives at the Kobe waterworks bureau apologized for the "deeply regrettable" offense at a press conference.
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Sadly I did not pack the skull of Yorick to take Hamlet photos, which is regrettable.
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"We strongly protested as his remarks have absolutely inappropriate content and are extremely regrettable," Suga said.
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" The statement continued, "It is understandable that this high-profile and regrettable incident should provoke debate.
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"The Government of Mexico will closely continue following the investigation of this regrettable case," she said.
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State authorities held an emergency meeting "to address the regrettable and condemnable events," Veracruz state Gov.
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But he seems to have upped his behavior to even more disgusting stuff, which is regrettable.
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"It is regrettable that no law currently exists which criminalizes Gary's reprehensible conduct," the ruling reads.
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It will be regrettable if we have to wait much longer for an all-female spacewalk.
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One weekend culminated in a regrettable truth or dare game that was never spoken of again.
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The regrettable news of product tampering reported by the media does not involve any JBS brands.
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But there's also a regrettable loss of institutional knowledge with the departure of someone like Reid.
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And private nudity — sex tapes or nude photographs made for private use — is at best regrettable.
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On her arrest, Collins blamed the booze for her regrettable decision to get random kids high.
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Unfortunately, there is a long history of regrettable rather than informed chemical substitutions in consumer products.
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What lies within the hearts and minds of students, I believe, reflects our regrettable public image.
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Rectifying this regrettable state of affairs has become our life's work: songifying everything in the universe.
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Wirecard said it was regrettable that the Financial Times chose to publish "such an irresponsible" article.
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"It is regrettable that some states have decided to sue for environmental claims now," she said.
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"It is regrettable that the president must now choose a new Secretary of Defense," McConnell wrote.
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But let's remember that, like prom dresses, when they go wrong, the results can be ... regrettable.
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"It was a regrettable game, but I enjoyed it," Mr. Lee said during the award ceremony.
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That's when he made "the stupid and regrettable decision" to go after the phone's source code.
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" He added, "I think it's regrettable that there was some confusion on the rollout of this.
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Morey deleted the tweet and the NBA called it "regrettable," which sparked fury from US lawmakers.
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It is regrettable that this larger battle has not received more emphasis even from the opposition.
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From there, it was on to chakra cleanses, energy cures and a regrettable essential-oils phase.
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I think it's regrettable, even dangerous, and something that people of all political stripes should recognize.
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"Any loss of civilian life is highly regrettable and we treat all allegations seriously," he said.
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Trumpism is fertile ground for Roth, and it is regrettable that he has retired from writing.
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Instead, it appears to be a classic—and regrettable—case of what's known as credential stuffing.
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"Definitely it would be damaging and it's regrettable that families had to see that," he said.
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It is regrettable, but not surprising, that Mr. Trump has nominated a strident opponent of abortion.
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After Monday's ruling, Keiko Fujimori, daughter of the ex-ruler, called the decision regrettable via Twitter.
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It's embarrassing to err so publicly, and having to correct any of our journalism is regrettable.
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Edgars Rinkevics, the Latvian foreign minister, called the vote "regrettable and disappointing" in a Twitter post.
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Kevin Pillar's regrettable, out-of-frustration remark last week instantly changed the glowing discussion about him.
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The DfE said the error was "deeply regrettable" and it had removed the material from its website.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry says the attacks were "alarming and regrettable," implying that Iran wasn't responsible for them.
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On Thursday, an alliance of opposition group and protest leaders called that decision "regrettable" in a statement.
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By that measure, two candidates had memorable debates and one had a particularly regrettable experience Thursday night.
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I think they would argue that what they did they had to do, and it was regrettable.
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Police declined to comment on Supriyo's assertion while a Trinamool Congress leader denounced it as "highly regrettable".
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" After verifying the correspondence, another spokesperson walked back that response, calling the mention of Lycamobile's donations "regrettable.
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"It's a very grave scene, very regrettable and tragic," Roman told the outlet, according to CBS News.
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Not all cuts that happen in the privacy of your own home need to be regrettable, however.
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"It's a very grave scene, very regrettable and tragic," he told the outlet, according to CBS News.
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Park's lawyer Yoo Yeong-ha said the prosecutors' announcement was "deeply regrettable," according to South Korean media.
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The Chinese ambassador to the UN later said it was regrettable that agreement could not be reached.
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He's also bad at reaching out to donors, a regrettable but necessary part of running for president.
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"It is regrettable that the Japanese side repeatedly makes claims that are different from truth," Lee said.
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"A lot of professional athletes have regrettable tweets they can pass off as immaturity," wrote one user.
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"It's extremely regrettable, causing anxiety for users and shaking the foundation of the certification system," Ishii said.
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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference that the court decision was "extremely regrettable".
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"So of course to the extent that she's responsible for that, that is very regrettable," he added.
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Barnes mostly sidesteps the difficult task of writing about Shostakovich's specifically musical accomplishments — perhaps understandable, but regrettable.
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"It's regrettable because for about 6900 years we were moving in the right direction," Jones told Hill.
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The reduction in labor and capital, and ultimately national income, by taxes is a regrettable side effect.
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Though ratification of the landmark 12-nation pact had been an uphill struggle, its demise is regrettable.
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We asked friends and co-workers to recall their most regrettable one-night stands in six words.
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"The decision to permit Waukesha's diversion request is regrettable," campaign director Keith Brooks said in an email.
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VICE: How did you originally get into the world of forgotten and/or regrettable comic book characters?
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"Two officials working for the (DGCIM) have been linked to this regrettable incident," Saab wrote on Twitter.
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The decisions by Oosthuizen, Scott and Singh were described as "regrettable" by the International Golf Federation (IGF).
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The committee's chairman, Berit Reiss-Andersen, called it "regrettable" and "unfortunate," according to the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation.
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"The existing system is not only regrettable, it's evil," he said, citing soaring costs and misaligned incentives.
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And, I mean, what&aposs regrettable is that it&aposs become about politics, not so much about immigration.
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Bystrom said: "This kind of situation doesn't happen that often but it is always regrettable when they happen."
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"These cases are very regrettable, but isolated," Tourism Minister Javier Garcia said in a statement earlier this month.
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Belgium's deputy prime minister Alexander de Croo told the conference that Kinshasa's absence was both regrettable and incomprehensible.
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"This is a regrettable incident and we apologize for any anxiety it has caused the community," it said.
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"This is a painful choice and it is deeply regrettable both for the U.K. and Europe," he said.
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Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Tuesday the U.S. test was "regrettable," Russia's TASS news agency reported.
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Unfortunately, this is mostly because of the regrettable timing in implementing the bank recovery and resolution directive (BRRD).
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But, like anything that involves sex with another person, they can also be awkward, regrettable, and/or forgettable.
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Wojcicki said while the situation was regrettable, it also demonstrated that some of YouTube's new policies are helping.
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If Catastrophe's first season chronicled a mistake-turned-blessing, the second season is about mistakes that remain regrettable.
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Seko said on Tuesday it was regrettable that South Korea had given an erroneous account of the talks.
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These regrettable decisions will not go unnoticed — especially by Tamils residing in the country's Northern and Eastern Provinces.
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While that ideally wouldn't involve slurs of any kind, it's likely that you'll say or do something regrettable.
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You've probably misplaced your phone and realise that you almost definitely said something regrettable to a co-worker.
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Gundogan even gave him a jersey with the regrettable phrase "to my president," which added to the uproar.
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D. S. Hooda, called the shootings "highly regrettable" and ordered an inquiry, the army said in a statement.
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At worst, a club bathroom is a living, breathing cesspool of primal urges, regrettable decisions, and human waste.
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Considering where we are in 2017, if you had to create a "regrettable" villain, what would it be?
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The failure to talk frankly about poverty is especially regrettable in light of this week's Census Bureau report.
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"That said, the fact that these issues can cause doubt about the contracts is regrettable," the union said.
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As long as nothing occurs that threatens Mexican economic stability, this state of affairs is regrettable but tolerable.
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I couldn't help but ponder whether, amid the promise of economic development, the train foreshadowed something more regrettable.
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Many of the Postal Service's comments lamenting the reduction directed by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) are regrettable.
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Others gave the White House the benefit of the doubt, presuming the statement's wording was a regrettable mistake.
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There have been regrettable closings; this week, for example, that of Real Fine Arts, a pioneering Brooklyn space.
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Safeguard Hong Kong Alliance, a pro-government group, said the incident was regrettable but defended the police officer.
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The cost of inaction is huge and the missed opportunity to create thousands of new jobs is regrettable.
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Nissan responded in some of its frankest language yet against its top shareholder, calling the demand "most regrettable".
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"We were saddened by the regrettable events that took place on Friday, June 17," PNC said in a statement.
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Nippon Steel said the verdict was "deeply regrettable" and that it would review it before taking any next steps.
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Calling Trump's remarks "regrettable," and "hysterical," government officials also promised to take the issue up with the US embassy.
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"It's regrettable that this has come to a quarrel between dealers and collectors," said John Richardson, Picasso's longtime biographer.
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After this week, every spending cut will not be seen as a regrettable necessity but as a broken promise.
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BHP said the time taken to restore power was "regrettable," and that most operations remained on care and maintenance.
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" He added, "It is regrettable that this has become a pattern for cities hosting Mr. Trump across the nation.
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"Considering the high demand ... the decision by the airline is regrettable," Hamid Baeidinejad wrote on his official Twitter account.
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An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman, Emmanuel Nahshon, called it "a regrettable incident" and praised Booth as "an excellent journalist".
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"The regrettable thing is that VW representatives did not tell the truth to the American environmental agency," she said.
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NATO argues that a return to containment and deterrence is the regrettable result of Putin's 2014 attack on Ukraine.
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It's therefore regrettable and frustrating that this approach has been dropped before even making it to the negotiating table.
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Courtney Love has had to fight multiple lawsuits in the past several years over her sometimes-regrettable tweeting decisions.
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Abe called recent incursions by Chinese vessels near the isles "regrettable," said Japanese Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Koichi Hagiuda.
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Chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga said the statue was "extremely regrettable" and that Japan was temporarily recalling its ambassador.
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"What's regrettable is it comes at the expense of patients who have a lot of chronic disease," Dafny said.
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It is regrettable that the Trump administration has embraced protectionism at the expense of the opportunities that trade provides.
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It's regrettable that Merkel's political star is waning just as the Brexit negotiations are approaching their March 2019 deadline.
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"Given the circumstances, it is understandable yet regrettable that, occasionally, we did not get things right," the official said.
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"It is regrettable that the U.S. side unilaterally escalated trade disputes, which resulted in severe negotiating setbacks," Gao said.
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But are these cases just regrettable accidents in the course of a decade-long government battle against drug violence?
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However it said reports that some voters were unable to vote because of a lack of ballots were "regrettable".
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"I take complete responsibility for all these regrettable incidents involving my dear former wife," Bush said in a statement.
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"It is regrettable that we have made an example that undermines freedom of expression," Tsuda said in a statement.
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Still, this was a breaking point, regrettable if the triumph of the Reformation was the thing to be desired.
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Bakke, the Court held — in a regrettable move — that affirmative action was the equivalent of Jim Crow race discrimination.
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In the realm of comic books, the undisputed guru of all things ridiculous, forgotten, and regrettable is Jon Morris.
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But California's governor, Jerry Brown, vetoed the bill on Thursday amid opposition from local officials, a deeply regrettable decision.
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"Over all, its account is grotesque, tendentious and regrettable," wrote Francesc Valls, a journalist, in the newspaper El País.
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Ms. Wojcicki said while the situation was regrettable, it also demonstrated that some of YouTube's new policies are helping.
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I got in cars I shouldn't have, had regrettable experiences on futons, copied the vocal inflections of the ringleader.
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"I take complete responsibility for all these regrettable incidents involving my dear former wife," he said in a statement.
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Bachelor fans are used to contestants making regrettable choices, but we're nearly halfway through the season at this point.
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That is why this decision is regrettable and ... this country must never find itself in this position ever again.
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"Comments I made based on my history of being the son of a Holocaust survivor are regrettable," he wrote.
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If you're reading this despite last year's regrettable prediction of a wild-card spot, thanks for the second chance.
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" The CEO of Japanese giant Nippon Steel, the world's second-largest steel producer by volume, called Trump's decision "regrettable.
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"These details were agreed by South Korea and Japan and we find it unacceptable and extremely regrettable," Suga said.
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The Packers' defense, like its Atlanta counterpart, must find a way to pressure the quarterback into attempting regrettable throws.
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It was a very regrettable dispute between two neighbors over a matter that most people would regard as trivial.
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What happened to Olson was surely regrettable, but the belated official acknowledgment of wrongdoing could be seen as commendable.
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On the other hand, if you do have a chance to avoid doing something regrettable, then why not take it?
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The mistake was extremely unfortunate and regrettable, and we are deeply sorry for any grief that was caused, even momentarily.
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"This fundamentally overturns the legal basis for friendly ties between Japan and South Korea and is extremely regrettable," Kono said.
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Being labeled as "non-regrettable" is the equivalent of getting blacklisted by Facebook and prevented from ever working there again.
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The regrettable ad for car manufacturer Toyota was spotted by Sydney woman Romy Krassenstein who was skiing in Thedbo, News.com.
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Most of the films in wide release these days are reboots, franchise films, and Disney's mostly regrettable live-action remakes.
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Because while we love body art, we've always wondered what goes through artists' heads when their clients request something regrettable.
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Nakatani said the decision was "deeply regrettable," and he would ask Australia to explain why it didn't pick Japan's design.
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We talk about last night, regrettable choices, and how to talk to a mutual friend about potentially dangerous alcoholic tendencies.
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The regrettable reality, however, is that differences in laws between countries and continents mean assisted dying is an elitist opportunity.
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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference in Tokyo on Tuesday that Moon's comments were "extremely regrettable".
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Or, worse, your daughter might try to do something a little different, possibly even a little regrettable, to gain attention.
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The drop of GPS is regrettable but the company probably has data showing a minority of wearers use the feature.
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"I would like to say sorry, once again, to Oisin Tymon for the incident and its regrettable aftermath," Clarkson says.
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For a company that brags about how thoughtful it is about language, this week's letter is a regrettable unforced error.
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Mitsubishi called the verdict "deeply regrettable", saying in a statement that it would discuss its response with the Japanese government.
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"The recent announcement on tariffs by President Trump was highly regrettable," Lowe said, strong words for a typically measured policymaker.
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The Rapids say Howard's actions are regrettable -- they'll be playing backup goalkeeper Zac MacMath in Tim's spot for the suspension.
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Ahn Cheol Soo's People Party said it would be regrettable, if true, for China to distort history during global diplomacy.
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Finally, we see a college student doing something with alcohol that is funny and inventive instead of funny and regrettable.
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We can't think of a cuter way to let Shelton know that his regrettable ink isn't so bad after all.
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"It is truly regrettable that an inmate lost his life," Kiyoshi Kageyama, head of the prison, said in a statement.
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The only regrettable thing about the Pen-F's design is that it doesn't look enough like the original Pen-F.
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For a company that brags about how thoughtful it is about language, this week's letter is a regrettable unforced error.
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"I would like to say sorry, once again, to Oisin Tymon for the incident and its regrettable aftermath," Clarkson said.
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"It is regrettable in my view, it is something that ought to be tackled decisively by political leaders," he said.
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The potential job losses at newspapers would be regrettable, not only for reporters and other employees but also for readers.
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"The incident is regrettable, but our focus at the moment is on search and rescue," Iwaya said, according to Reuters.
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" Speaking in Algiers, French President Emmanuel Macron called Trump's decision "regrettable" and said the new American policy "contravenes international law.
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In the case of Baltimore, it took way too long for Mayor Pugh's "regrettable mistake" to come to people's attention.
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"The grievous loss of lives and property arising from the killings in Plateau today is painful and regrettable," he said.
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"What happened after they came here is above all regrettable," said Denis Masseglia, president of France's Olympic and Sports Committee.
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"It is deeply regrettable that the U.S. has been capricious, escalated the tensions, and provoked a trade war," he said.
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"It is deeply regrettable that the U.S. has been capricious, escalated the tensions, and provoked a trade war," Gao said.
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When those decisions led to regrettable outcomes, it only underscored the idea that they weren't worthy, reinforcing a negative cycle.
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In remarks to reporters, Yoshihide Suga, the chief cabinet secretary for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, called the flags "extremely regrettable."
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Confession, as most of us know, takes courage, especially when what you confess reflects regrettable behavior or an unpleasant character.
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Yet he did not play this out deep into the winter, or force the Mets into an instantly regrettable deal.
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In a statement released Monday, Boucher's attorney called the incident "regrettable" but said it had nothing to do with politics.
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"However, it's very regrettable that, for reasons everyone is aware of, there are currently some impediments to cooperation," Xu said.
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The NBA issued a statement that it was "regrettable" that Mr Morey had "deeply offended" the league's fans in China.
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But, as many people told me, in spite of all that was tragic and regrettable, the scientific process had worked.
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The current system "runs out of control on the cost side," causing behavior that is "regrettable" and "evil," Munger said.
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (better known by his initials, AMLO) called the deaths a "regrettable situation" on Tuesday.
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It is a regrettable that Democrats have to be shamed to the negotiation table instead of willingly taking their seats.
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"I know there have been episodes with other, smaller companies in the United States, which is very regrettable," he said.
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It's regrettable that students who don't have tutors are disadvantaged, but it's at least not dishonest to prosper by study.
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The episode does touch on a theme about the regrettable inheritance children sometimes receive from their parents, despite good intentions.
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"It is regrettable that they could not reach a complete agreement," said Kim Eui-kyeom, a spokesman of Mr. Moon.
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"It is regrettable that they could not reach a complete agreement," said Kim Eui-kyeom, a spokesman for Mr. Moon.
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Brexit may be regrettable, but it's not going to lead to a war between the UK and Germany or France.
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Bad things are going to happen, and sometimes even members of the best military in the world do regrettable things.
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Almost every regrettable fallout Lawrence had with a woman this past season could have been avoided with an honest conversation.
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Phelps was 23 at the time, had just won eight gold medals in Beijing and apologized profusely for his "regrettable" behavior.
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Bill also wasn't the only one to come up with some regrettable ideas in the early days of the web, either.
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Connor is the most demonstrably out of sorts, having rushed to the hospital from a regrettable hookup with Oliver's crush Thomas.
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Tesla responds to Walmart with what the retailer called "unsubstantiated allegations", says fires were "regrettable" and that some issues did exist.
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President Pinera defended his deployment of police special forces to the area, and promised a swift investigation into the "regrettable" incident.
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This isn't about my regrettable tweet from 2011, it's about a broad cultural war between far right accounts and the mainstream.
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Even the good is regrettable, or at least sometimes should be regretted yet to hate myself is not to absolve her.
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"I have brought you here today because it is necessary to publicly show our indignation over these regrettable events," he said.
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While the mistake is certainly regrettable, you can see the thought process by which the company might have arrived at it.
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It said it was regrettable that Ryanair was refusing to allow the involvement of a third-party mediation in the dispute.
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Sometimes adults have a regrettable tendency to be interested only in things that are already labeled by other adults as interesting.
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In 2015, she told a caller on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen that it was her most regrettable joke.
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A spokeswoman for Britain's Foreign Office called the Russian move regrettable, and said it was considering the implications of the measures.
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"If such reports are true, it would be an unfair action ... and very regrettable," the foreign ministry said earlier on Friday.
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And right now, no one knows just how regrettable a bad April Fool's Day joke can be more than BBC 3.
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Sketch, Jay, and Alice stroll in with their pads and pens and hear the regrettable story of how needle perforated skin.
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To hear him tell it, Obamacare is not just regrettable but tyrannical; gun controls are the high road to the gulag.
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He expected to average about one or two cases a month when he opened his doors to people with regrettable ink.
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"That's very regrettable, we will raise that issue, we will ask them what happened," Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia told reporters.
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Will Smith hasn't exactly been on track this past year, releasing the regrettable EDM reject "Get Lit" as his comeback single.
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As Mr. de Sautuola's wife, Conchita, Golshifteh Farahani has the regrettable role of a pious woman doubting her husband's religious faith.
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Although President Roosevelt did many truly great things, some people, with good reason, will never forgive this more-than-regrettable episode.
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North Korea called the latest discussions with Pompeo "regrettable," and accused the U.S. of being "gangster-like" in pushing for denuclearization.
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Germany's powerful car industry said Europe would need to reassess its environmental standards to remain competitive after the "regrettable" U.S. decision.
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Rand Paul 'regrettable dispute between two neighbors' The Senate is expected to hold two votes Monday evening related to administration nominations.
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This low bar inadvertently exposes the regrettable truth: Just as civic engagement has declined, so too have standards for civic literacy.
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For Castro's apologists they are not merely unfortunate and regrettable byproducts of change, they are an essential part of his appeal.
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The shrimp I've sampled in Spain's northland actually tasted of the sea, unlike the two bland specimens topping this regrettable effort.
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Matthew J. Baker, a lawyer for Mr. Boucher, called the matter "a very regrettable dispute" between neighbors over a "trivial" matter.
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MARY-ELLEN BANASHEK, NEW YORK To the Editor: Many Senate Republicans sharply rebuked President Trump's disgraceful and regrettable performance in Helsinki.
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The candidate makes the genuinely regrettable decision to bring Borat with him to knock on doors and help him sell himself.
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It was just one of the many senseless, regrettable things that happened, was briefly noted and then more or less forgotten.
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On Thursday, South Africa's Foreign Ministry fired back, characterizing the remarks made by Peter Dutton, Australia's home affairs minister, as regrettable.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and the authority's chairwoman, Shola Olatoye, have described the lack of public notice as a regrettable oversight.
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"It's deeply regrettable," the South Korean government said in a statement on Monday night, urging the North to reconsider its decision.
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" She added that the decision of whether to hold it was up to the club, but called it "unfortunate" and "regrettable.
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The result is that a state that thrives on trade has a regrettable net export: some of its best-educated people.
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The NBA issued a statement that called the reaction to Morey's remarks "regrettable," but reaffirmed the league's commitment to free speech.
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After it learned of "these regrettable actions," the association said, it suspended its sanctioning of the tournament, pending a detailed review.
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A big advantage of the strategy, he said, is that it reduces people's risk of making regrettable moves with their savings.
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It's regrettable in a way, because we want to thank them, but this production is after something more profound than applause.
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The U.S. military was still investigating the cause of the crash, which Prime Minister Shinzo Abe described as "regrettable" on Wednesday.
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We shouldn't be comparing the regrettable stuff we did in high school and college to the things Kavanaugh is accused of.
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It wasn't a yoga instruction; it was a suggestion to pause at stressful moments, to avoid saying or doing something regrettable.
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Republican congressmen refer to his threatened assaults on the rule of law as if to the regrettable eccentricities of an elderly relative.
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Crunch, while regrettable, was only ever spoken about in whispers, or shrugged off after a month of discussion of a notable example.
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Clinton wrote in her new campaign memoir What Happened that her use of the word was a regrettable "political gift" to Trump.
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"It is extremely regrettable that we could not prevent overwork by a new recruit," Dentsu President Tadashi Ishii told a news conference.
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South Korea's sports ministry said on Thursday that the ban on Russia participation is "regrettable", and urged Russian athletes to take part.
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"It's always regrettable when someone dies, but it's even worse when it's a child," Guatemalan General Consul Tekandi Paniagua told BuzzFeed News.
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Cécile Duflot, a former Green party minister, said Valls' comment highlighted the regrettable way in which some male French politicians perceive women.
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The American Jewish Committee (AJC) later urged the pope "to reconsider his regrettable choice of words" for using the term concentration camp.
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Japanese Trade Minister Hiroshige Seko said on Tuesday it was regrettable that South Korea had given an erroneous account of the talks.
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Even before its regrettable triumph in the Brexit referendum, UKIP was the third-biggest party in Britain by general-election vote share.
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Three different Indian science academies also chimed in, saying the removal of evolution from school curriculums would be a regrettable step back.
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The yin and yang Olympics, one of stark contrasts between the feats on the field of play, and regrettable actions off it.
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It said it continued to negotiate in good faith and hoped to find an amicable solution soon to the "highly regrettable" situation.
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It is most regrettable that the free trade debate continues to focus on employment as the major issue—jobs created and lost.
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Last month, Williams announced he would not seek a third term this year, saying he made "regrettable mistakes" in accepting the gifts.
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All of that can be found in the regrettable MSNBC graphic — but there is also a subtle reason for optimism as well.
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But what if we could use teen defiance as a power for good, rather than regrettable romantic partners/haircuts and shouting matches?
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But, that doesn't mean we don't sometimes make regrettable decisions — including stars who have botched ink or a design that's deeply offensive.
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Zac Efron's regrettable Martin Luther King Day post has landed the Dirty Grandpa star in the midst of a social media maelstrom.
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Thousands of people have made countless regrettable firework-related choices, and thanks to the internet, you have access to hundreds of them.
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The other women there are irresponsible and sexually loose, and you, on the other hand, are making a difficult and regrettable decision.
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It is truly regrettable that such "made to measure" AD/CVD duties can be imposed at the behest of a single producer.
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Though the NBA called Morey's tweet "regrettable" and recognized it offended some Chinese citizens, the league did not apologize for Morey's tweet.
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" The Monday statement follows a statement from a dozen former officials, including past CIA directors, calling Trump's move "inappropriate and deeply regrettable.
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"The attitude and demands from the U.S. side during the high-level talks were nothing short of deeply regrettable," the statement said.
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That ill-advised tattoo that seemed like a great idea at the time becomes a physical manifestation of regrettable decision-making. Oof.
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United States Forces in Japan issued a statement describing the event as a "regrettable incident" and apologized for any anxiety it caused.
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Avoid the regrettable "Sign up for Waitlist" button by getting in on this sale early while most things are still in stock.
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"It should not have happened and it cast a negative light on our state and, you know, it's very regrettable," he said.
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"The unilateral cancellation of the summit was unexpected and very regrettable," said Kim Kye-gwan, a vice foreign minister of North Korea.
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But the other Allied powers saw these concessions as regrettable deviations from accepted law, not precedents to be followed in the future.
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I could put my name across my hands, but it would get cut off at DREW MAGA, which would again be regrettable.
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The NBA issued a statement in English on Sunday, saying it was "regrettable" that Morey's tweet "deeply offended" legions of Chinese fans.
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Yet in the end, the most regrettable decision may be that of audience members who fork over money to see the movie.
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Having seen the regrettable theatrical version when it was first released, I steered clear of the show for as long as possible.
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In a written statement, Yale University called the protest "regrettable" and said the school does not allow the disruption of university events.
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It was regrettable that some countries only applied sanctions and overlooked the United Nations Security Council resolution's requirements for dialogue, she added.
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" But the charity conceded that the "laudatory language used in association with Mr. Anderson's departure was inappropriate and regrettable, given the circumstances.
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He allows himself occasional luxuries, gets drunk now and then, and admits to two regrettable "five-to-ten-dollar mistakes" in 903.
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That is not only anathema to the First Amendment, but it is especially regrettable because we are talking about matters of science.
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Wei said it was "regrettable" that the United States decided to announce the case "unilaterally" because it would affect China's ongoing investigations.
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"The facilities problems in Prentis Hall are regrettable, and the University is working aggressively to address them," a university spokesperson told Hyperallergic.
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We asked about credit scores, bad money habits, regrettable splurges, in-laws, and who pays when the check arrives after a dinner date.
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"Such moves go against our country's stance and is extremely regrettable," said Japan's chief Cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga during a press conference Tuesday.
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A spokesman for Formula One, owned by U.S.-based Liberty Media, said the decision and the timing of the BRDC's announcement was regrettable.
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And while Dove has a long history of aiming to empower women and girls, the brand has made its share of regrettable mistakes.
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She's the American girl brave enough to take initiative when no native Japanese resident dares — a regrettable foil for stereotypes about Asian compliance.
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FRANK ROBINSONAlbany, New York I read Ma Ying-jeou's comments on Panama's regrettable decision to break diplomatic ties with Taiwan (Letters, July 1st).
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"This is very regrettable and we understand their frustration," Iran's OPEC governor, Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, told Reuters, referring to Doha's announcement on Monday.
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He is a lad, a Brit abroad, a cheeky chappy with a glint in his eye and a regrettable tattoo on his ass.
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"The North's conduct is very regrettable and we make it clear that the North will be responsible for everything that happens," Hong said.
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"The U.S. measures are not in accordance with international trade rules and are extremely regrettable," Japan's aluminium industry association said in a statement.
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At that moment, one of the NBA's most regrettable rosters saw its own ambition screech towards a quarry with Westbrook behind the wheel.
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We asked people to dredge up the past and divulge the worst, cruelest, craziest, and otherwise most regrettable dares they went through with.
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McEnroe is being brutally honest here and seems to realize ("unfortunately probably") that in defending himself, he comes off sounding crass or regrettable.
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"The mistakes made in the past are regrettable and Calvert sincerely apologies for them," Calvert Chief Executive John Streur said in a statement.
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The Russian embassy in the United States called the Kaspersky Lab ban "regrettable" and said it delayed the prospects of restoring bilateral ties.
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"We find this incident extremely regrettable and wish that we would have handled this differently," IndiGo President Aditya Ghosh said in the letter.
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Rush tells us the rapper will reach out to various organizations -- including the Boys & Girls Club -- to share stories about his regrettable decisions.
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Zappa's lack of posthumous presence here may be regrettable, but the composer's music and personality contain problematic elements that could give anyone pause.
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Joe's regrettable deed was that he struck a young woman, another student, shortly after arriving on campus in Norman, Oklahoma, three years ago.
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As Britain begins the tortuous, regrettable process of disentangling itself from the rest of Europe, it is already in danger of turning inward.
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The NBA issued a statement that said it was "regrettable" that Morey's views "deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China."
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Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono torched South Korea for canceling the agreement, calling it a "completely mistaken response" and extremely regrettable, Reuters reported.
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"The U.S. measures are not in accordance with international trade rules and are extremely regrettable," Japan's aluminum industry association said in a statement.
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In this case, all starting Osweiler will do is lead to a sad, regrettable, hard-fought loss for everyone else on the team.
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As a longstanding proponent of letting kids vote, I find this setback for the cause of youth political rights to be somewhat regrettable.
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Whatever you call it, alcohol has long been used for its confidence-boosting qualities, despite the notoriously regrettable nature of drunken soul-bearing.
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It is regrettable that the Obama administration, which started out by restoring our ties, is ending its term in an anti-Russia agony.
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Far more regrettable for the Yankees was Aaron Judge's being thrown out stealing as Aaron Hicks struck out to end the eighth inning.
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When they're feeling heightened emotional distress, teens may be less inclined to use their coping skills, and in some cases, make regrettable choices.
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Japan said the U.S. move was regrettable, and Turkey asked how it could be in line with WTO rules, the trade official added.
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The North Korean missile launches "are a breach of U.N. Security Council resolutions and extremely regrettable," Mr. Abe said in Tokyo last week.
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Sure, intense feelings sometimes lead you to do regrettable things, but so do intense thoughts, and men and women have plenty of both.
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The United States' decision to withdraw from the migration pact, announced in December 2017, is a deeply regrettable step that undermines international solidarity.
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"It is regrettable that private citizens are being drawn into this," he wrote, blaming the Judiciary Committee for not investigating the matter sooner.
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For some, this may have just seemed like one among many regrettable tweets the president posts during the course of any given week.
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"It's deeply regrettable," she said, listing patients with treatable conditions who had died during her nearly two years of working on the island.
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"It is highly regrettable that our rival in honing technologies on the roads of Le Mans has left," said Toyota president Akio Toyoda.
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The decision, which wasn't accompanied by sufficient explanation, was "regrettable", Isshu Sugawara, the minister of economy, trade and industry, said in a statement.
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But the biggest reason this focus on the president's alleged vulgar choice of words is regrettable is that it's clouding the real debate.
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Bagheri said that U.S. threats against Iran will draw a "strong, unimaginable and regrettable" response from Tehran, according to the IRNA news agency.
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The Legion of Regrettable Supervillains (out today via Quirk Books) is a companion piece to 2015's The League of Regrettable Superheroes, and chronicles such terrifying antagonists as Brickbat, a guy in a bat costume who carries around exploding bricks, or Morris's personal favorite, Swarm, a caped menace whose body is made up of killer bees that also happen to be Nazis.
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"It is deeply regrettable that the team has had to cease trading and close its doors," said joint administrator Geoff Rowley in a statement.
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Last week, Ryan supported President Donald Trump's order to restrict travel from seven Muslim-majority countries, but called the confusion over its implementation "regrettable."
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Given our legacy, it is regrettable that we have now been widely portrayed as unwelcoming and intolerant, because that is not who we are.
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But it, and devices like the Lenovo Mirage Solo, without increasing support from developers, can quickly go from engaging experience to minorly regrettable purchase.
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Therefore, I have resigned from my position effective today in the hope that my departure can begin healing the hurt my regrettable language caused.
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Chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga said the statue in the southern city of Busan was "extremely regrettable" and that Japan asked for its removal.
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Under these conditions, all of us would do something just as regrettable as the headline-grabbing stories above, contrary to what we tell ourselves.
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But that was terribly unfortunate and it should not have happened, and it cast a negative light on our state, and it's very regrettable.
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That's somewhat regrettable, given what Martin set dragons up to represent and the potential this story has to represent dark, deeply relevant moral choices.
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I think that's one of the most regrettable, even at times despicable, actions by candidate Trump when he was running for president in 2016.
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South Korea called North Korea&aposs decision to cancel the meeting "regrettable," and demanded a quick return to talks, according to The Associated Press.
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"The departure of Paul Hudson is regrettable for Novartis, due to his industry experience in the United States," said Michael Nawrath from Zuercher Kantonalbank.
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In a new interview, he admits his struggle with self-esteem issues have caused him to make regrettable mistakes, including his 2014 DUI arrest.
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Nippon Steel called it "extremely regrettable" at the time of the ruling but said it would review the decision carefully while considering further steps.
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Our best guess is that we'd be buried at the bottom of an avalanche of regrettable lip colors we ordered online without seeing first.
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In most respects, Trump's decision to enact "populist" governance by simply handing over the keys to the regulatory state to industry lobbyists is regrettable.
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Unfortunately, the six-strong alliance that he was a part of unraveled when Paul's no-BS disposition led him to make a regrettable comment.
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It's true that politics ain't beanbag, but when you reach the point where you're undermining the entire foundation of the system, that's really regrettable.
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"It is regrettable that the Detroit Public Schools seeks to punish those who speak out about the deplorable conditions in our schools," Bailey said.
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Reuters reports that Iranian officials threatened an "unimaginable and regrettable" reaction in response to efforts from U.S. officials to stymie the country's chief export.
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In this country, alas, we often take the mistreatment of employees by their supervisors to be an unavoidable if regrettable feature of the workplace.
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Nippon Steel called it "extremely regrettable" at the time of the ruling but said it would review the decision carefully in considering further steps.
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"It is regrettable that we are forced to take this action," Ingrid Deltenre, the director of the European Broadcasting Union, said in a statement.
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The situation is "regrettable," said Kang Jeong-hyeon, deputy director of the flight standards division of South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.
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In a sharply worded statement, the Vatican said it was surprising and regrettable that some people in the Church were "fostering confusion and controversy".
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On the plus side, the crust was buttery and a little bit flakey, but that wasn't enough to salvage what was a regrettable misfire.
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"From Japan's position on territorial right of Takeshima, we can't accept this case at all and it is extremely regrettable," a ministry statement said.
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"This is highly regrettable," Osaka Mayor Hirofumi Yoshimura told reporters, describing Wednesday's endorsement by San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee of a city council decision.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Seyyed Abbas Mousavi said Monday that the incidents were "alarming and regrettable," and requested further information on the alleged sabotage.
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It is extremely regrettable that the Commission has taken this action, especially in relation to a case with such a large scale recovery amount.
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These regrettable substitutes are equally persistent in the environment and may cause similar health and ecological problems as the older ones they are replacing.
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On Friday, Mr. Seko, the trade minister, said it was "extremely regrettable" Japan had not immediately been exempted from the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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We are extremely disappointed by this regrettable situation and apologize to the entire N.Y.U. community and communities everywhere for their insensitive and offensive actions.
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On Friday, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the new sanctions were regrettable and could damage already poor ties between Washington and Moscow.
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"It is regrettable that Sister Joan Chittister may have been given the impression that she was invited to speak at the conference," he said.
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Many people, of course, favor the groups they belong to and dislike groups they don't belong to; that is the regrettable foundation of prejudice.
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That would be highly regrettable as it would likely mean that the U.S. would be setting itself up for yet another boom-bust cycle.
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In a statement to The Hill on Friday, Strzok's lawyer Aitan Goelman wrote that his office found the committee's decision to subpoena Strzok regrettable.
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" Kim Sung-won, a spokesman for the Liberty Korea Party, to which Ms. Park belongs, called the prosecutors' decision to seek her arrest "regrettable.
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"It is deeply regrettable that the U.S. has been capricious, escalated the tensions, and provoked a trade war," commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng said.
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Supporters of the repeal say that it is a regrettable but necessary step given the high court's conservative lineup under the Trump administration. 6.
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In my view, this is a regrettable and wrong decision, which can have serious consequences for civilians and the fight against ISIL (Islamic State).
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Tom Johnson, who was the president of CNN at the time of the bombing, said the news media's handling of the story was regrettable.
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" British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said it was regrettable and that the council was the "best tool the international community has to address impunity.
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He said it was regrettable that a political storm had been whipped up around the film, but that he tried to ignore such things.
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The United States' decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium was "regrettable", Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono said in a statement on Friday.
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But after two days of negotiations, North Korea called America's demands "gangster-like" and "regrettable," although it was unclear then what Pompeo's demands were.
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"The incident is regrettable, but our focus at the moment is on search and rescue," Japanese Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya told a news conference.
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The State Department, however, indicated earlier that the United States could retaliate for Russia's "regrettable, unwarranted action," raising the possibility that the crisis could intensify.
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Unification Minister Hong Yong-pyo said the North Korean action was "very regrettable" and warned the North not to damage South Korean assets in Kaesong.
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The Bandung Zoo stated that they find the video regrettable and believe the guard near the orangutan enclosure could've been on break when this happened.
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"However, the attitude and stance the United States showed in the first high-level meeting (between the countries) was no doubt regrettable," the spokesman said.
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Well, it's a totally good, not regrettable thing, except bigger—and with bigger ideas that push the boundaries of how we think about wearable devices.
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" Susan Petrocelli, the principal of Los Osos High, apologized on Twitter, saying officials are working to understand and correct what she called a "regrettable misprint.
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Shell-shocked, she has to decide if she's willing to get involved in that type of situation, opening the door to yet another regrettable decision.
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"Modi said coward terrorists had targeted females and kids which was highly condemnable and regrettable," according to the news agency, the Associated Press of Pakistan.
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In a separate commentary, the official Xinhua news agency called the U.S. approach "regrettable" and said consultation was the "correct way" to solve trade issues.
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Airport spokesman Bernard Stampfli said the incident was "eminently regrettable" and that security checks are being enhanced to ensure all children are accompanied by adults.
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Clint did admit, however, that Donald Trump has crossed the line with some of his rhetoric, but argued that both sides have made regrettable statements.
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"While regrettable, the reality is that sufficient progress was not achieved in the time available to form a new executive," Foster said in a statement.
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It may have been a regrettable move on Bieber's part, but for an average 20-year-old it's unlikely any eyebrows would have been raised.
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It was a regrettable end to a small hire spree Sphero had engaged in to ramp up for the demands of its Disney licensing deal.
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Foreign Minister Borge Brende said the visa denial was "highly regrettable" and that Norway had protested through diplomatic channels before summoning Teimuraz Ramishvili, the ambassador.
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North Korea also called the talks with a delegation led by Pompeo in July "regrettable," claiming the U.S. has undermined the spirit of the summit.
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Modi said the test signifies India as a "space power," but critics claim it's a regrettable and reckless step toward the ongoing weaponization of space.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Seyyed Abbas Mousavi said on Monday that the incidents were "alarming and regrettable," and requested further information on the alleged sabotage.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Defence Minister Takeshi Iwaya said North Korea's launch of a pair of projectiles on Thursday was "very regrettable", Jiji news agency reported.
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Some are indeed better (the Clinton-Sanders one Thursday night was great) and some worse (the regrettable CNBC debate in November), but they're all valuable.
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It is regrettable that some states have decided to sue for environmental claims now, notwithstanding their prior support of this ongoing federal-state collaborative process.
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Take a moment to consider some remarks made recently by House Republicans: Sometimes, people make regrettable statements based on ignorance or lack of personal experience.
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"With these regrettable events, you might think the whole country's like that," he told a regular news conference, calling the problem "concentrated" in certain areas.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday that after two months of relative calm on the Korean Peninsula, the resurfacing of tensions was regrettable.
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Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, said it was "regrettable" that Schumer and Pelosi didn't show up, and McConnell suggested that the two need a civics lesson.
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Jeong Joon-hee, a government spokesman for South Korea, has called the resumption of the broadcasts "seriously regrettable" but declined to comment on any motives.
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The airport said in the statement it would tighten safety rules and boarding procedures as a result of what it called the "highly regrettable incident".
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The workforce reductions we&aposve made are as regrettable as they were essential and represent all the changes we intend to make at this time.
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Many of these are regrettable—like new taxes on graduate students and medical expenses—and if included in the final bill they should be reversed.
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The Russian embassy in Washington last month called the ban on Kaspersky Lab software "regrettable" and said it delayed the prospects of restoring bilateral ties.
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"This is a regrettable incident and we apologize for any anxiety it has caused the community," the U.S. Marine Corps later said in a statement.
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The obvious touchstone that many have pointed out is that regrettable Ghost in the Shell remake from this year but it's much deeper than that.
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"The Humans" was warmhearted, sharply observed and often laugh-out-loud funny, funny enough to forgive Haig's alien his regrettable fondness for fortune-cookie philosophy.
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On the North Korean missile tests, Mr. Abe repeated earlier statements that they were "regrettable" but said he and the president were in complete agreement.
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Another recent trend — no doubt following an example of a regrettable American practice — has been to increase political appointments in ambassadorial and other diplomatic posts.
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But in daylight, Jacobson's hand is steady on the wheel throughout "I Might Regret This," which, it must be said, is in no way regrettable.
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In its statement, the ministry said the Korean lawmakers had ignored Japan's previous demand that the plan be scrapped, and called the visit "extremely regrettable".
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Ever since that regrettable period, the priority of sporting figures at the I.O.C. and on WADA's executive committee has seemingly been to bring Russia back.
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"It is extremely regrettable Japan took this unreasonable and excessive step without sufficient prior consultation with us, and we strongly urge immediate reconsideration," it said.
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"I find it deeply regrettable that for the first time since 1949 a far-right wing populist party is entering the German Bundestag," McAllister said.
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My daughter, Colette, was born in 1993 and was estranged from the funeral of my father in 1994, which was a terrible and regrettable irony.
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" In a separate statement, the NBA said it recognized Morey's views have "deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable.
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And if the humor is occasionally clunky (as in Rupert's regrettable lapses into Buffyspeak), Khaw's metaphor-rich, sensual prose more than makes up for it.
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Asked about the robocall, Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee, told CNN's "State of the Union, "I have to tell you I find this deeply regrettable.
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"This is a very regrettable decision on the part of the Palestinian Authority," said Mkhaimar Abusada, a political scientist at Al-Azhar University in Gaza.
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In her mind, rightly or wrongly, those regrettable things need to get out in the open and not kept a secret by the US government.
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This is a regrettable but forgivable and correctable mistake when you're a teenager sitting around a table with friends, or in a creative writing class.
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I've definitely looked up from my screen at 3AM in horror after falling down a regrettable YouTube rabbit hole that totally messed up my recommendations module.
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KHARTOUM, May 16 (Reuters) - Sudan's opposition alliance on Thursday said the ruling military council's suspension of talks with protesters for 72 hours was a "regrettable decision".
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"Continual disruption ... was regrettable and the Australian government's concerns with respect to the behavior of Chinese delegates have been raised with the Chinese ambassador," she added.
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MTN, which has expanded in more than 20 frontier markets including war-ravaged Syria and Afghanistan, called the latest demands by Nigerian authorities "regrettable and disconcerting".
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Saying outrageous things to test the limits of authority and social acceptance is as crucial to growing up as bad haircuts and regrettable T-shirt slogans.
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This is all very frustrating and regrettable, mostly because this deplorable scientific behavior is giving CRISPR and the entire prospect of gene-editing a bad name.
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That year, they released a largely regrettable album called Renegade that some reviewers have described as "easily the worst" entry in their then-11-record discography.
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" In response, the NBA said it recognizes that the general manager's views "have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable.
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Even if doves accept Clinton as the lesser of two evils, this is a regrettable situation if you consider reducing American violence abroad a crucial goal.
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"Modi said coward terrorists had targeted females and kids which was highly condemnable and regrettable," according to the state-run agency, the Associated Press of Pakistan.
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"It was a very regrettable dispute between two neighbors over a matter that most people would regard as trivial," attorney Matthew Baker said in the statement.
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"This tragedy will always be the most astounding and regrettable thing that has ever happened in my life," Lyle says from California's Mule Creek State Prison.
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But while Incredibles 2 has all the first movie's visual propulsion, it's still a bit regrettable that it lacks the narrative propulsion to go with it.
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That is where a legal battle may be necessary, though a regrettable circumstance whenever the political branches cannot settle a dispute short of going to court.
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"It is regrettable that some politicians in Germany are making unacceptable comments with domestic political calculations," Turkey's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Huseyin Muftuoglu, said in a statement.
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After hours of silence, he issued a statement saying that he was "perplexed" by Mr Trump's "very regrettable and unfortunate" decision to call off the summit.
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Mentioning the U.K.'s decision to leave the EU, Juncker said again that the decision was regrettable but that the EU itself was not at risk.
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NAB Chief Executive Andrew Thorburn said in a statement on Tuesday morning, released shortly before the Royal Commission opened, that the problems were "regrettable and unacceptable".
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After repeated and heartfelt apologies, the network was unwilling to look past a regrettable mistake, thereby denying the twin American values of both repentance and forgiveness.
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A spokeswoman from Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it was "extremely regrettable" that comfort women statues including the one in the Philippines had been erected.
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" RICHARD TICE, CO-CHAIR OF BREXIT CAMPAIGN GROUP LEAVE MEANS LEAVE: "It is regrettable that anti-democracy campaigners have delayed the Brexit process for so long.
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"It was a very regrettable dispute between two neighbors over a matter that most people would regard as trivial," a statement by attorney Matthew Baker said.
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Sudan's state news agency SUNA said that North Kordofan authorities had closed all schools across the state until further notice and described the events as "regrettable".
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"Regrettable though the American decision is, I'm optimistic that overall we'll manage to push ahead with it and fulfill it," Hendricks said of the climate pact.
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Return of the SUV wars: The Wall Street Journal reports on Ford's regrettable retreat from the SUV market, which has rebounded as gas prices have fallen.
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I can speak for both myself and my older brother, Darryl, when I say that March 8, 2000, was the most regrettable day of our lives.
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Earlier this year, he revealed two new drugs that mimic the sensation of being drunk without the regrettable side effects, and reduce the impact of alcohol.
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There's no warning not to try this at home — which is regrettable, given how many viewers the movie seems poised to captivate with Mr. Goldsworthy's worldview.
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Seoul said North Korea's decision to cancel the joint performance was "very regrettable" and stressed Pyongyang should uphold all agreements made between North and South Korea.
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"It's a regrettable unfurling, how long that's been dragging on, but I also think the Kevin Roberts thing was the opposite of that," Ms. Gordon said.
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Of the generals, all six who had chosen to return to Athens were executed in a verdict that, along with Socrates', was later seen as regrettable.
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But they took a further step — a most egregious and regrettable step, as I hope to demonstrate — founded upon a misapprehension of what that Constitution entailed.
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It's regrettable that the writer-director Babak Anvari didn't draw on the rich history of the occult in New Orleans to add texture to his film.
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The NBA called the general manager's actions "regrettable" last week and initially apologized to China, which brought criticism from lawmakers in both parties on Capitol Hill.
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The NBA issued its own statement calling Morey's tweets "regrettable," which drew fire from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, including two former political rivals.
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Some said it was reassuring to see a president be willing to defend a SEAL who may have done something regrettable in the confusion of combat.
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" The editorial said the House's fast-moving investigation was "regrettable," but added that "Democratic leaders have a point when they say they can't afford to wait.
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On Monday, the president's office released a statement describing the attacks as regrettable and promising added security, including more troops and police officers for the area.
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Supporters of repealing the conversion therapy ban say that it is a regrettable but necessary step given the Supreme Court's conservative makeup under the Trump administration.
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" The NBA's first statement said the reaction to Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey's tweet supporting Hong Kong protesters, which set off the controversy, was "regrettable.
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The liquidation was "extremely regrettable," said Mr. Barry, the Tru Kids chief executive, but "this brand does not deserve to go away in the United States."
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"It's extremely regrettable and I apologise for this," Aso told reporters, when asked whether he felt responsible as head of the ministry involved in the alterations.
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It seemed like a good idea at the time, but then we were drunk … How many times have you used that old excuse for regrettable behaviour?
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He admitted that his tweeting habit — while not as time-consuming as some might assume, at about 15 minutes a day — led to to some regrettable moments.
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This is especially regrettable since his actual policy outlines are refreshingly bold—and do deserve to be presented as a serious alternative to Clinton's more modest proposals.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Greg Basel/Storyful (YouTube)A good boy recently spent a regrettable evening on his front porch thinking about what he'd done.
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"It is regrettable that private citizens are being drawn into this," he concludes his conspiracy thread, as if he didn't just drag a private citizen into this.
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On its website, though, Hobby Lobby asserts that it supports every effort to protect ancient items and attributes what it describes as "regrettable mistakes" to sheer inexperience.
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Officials bowed during the press conference, apologizing for the "deeply regrettable" conduct, which happened 26 times over seven months, adding up to 78 minutes of lost work.
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For viewers who had regrettable crushes in high school, it might even be a little uncomfortable watching Sara rationalize his obnoxious attempts to be cool and funny.
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"I would like to say sorry, once again, to Oisin Tymon for the incident and its regrettable aftermath," Clarkson said in a statement issued through Tymon's lawyers.
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"It is especially regrettable that the interests of the former Stanford executives and financial advisers have been elevated over the rights of the Stanford victims," Sadler said.
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"It is regrettable that it is now occurring in countries that have not had similarly serious close looks at both the technical and ethical aspects," said Charo.
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" North Dakota's Valley News Live reached out to the North Dakota Women's Network, where a representative described the exchanges—her exhaustion pretty much palpable—as "regrettable humor.
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"It is deeply regrettable that the U.S. has been capricious, escalated the tensions, and provoked a trade war," Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesman Gao Feng said on Thursday.
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" In response, Venezuela's foreign ministry said in a statement: "The European Union and its member states show their regrettable subordination to the opinions of the U.S. government.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday that after two months of relative calm on the Korean peninsula, the resurfacing of tensions was regrettable.
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PARIS (Reuters) - SWIFT will disconnect some Iranian banks this weekend, the Belgium-based financial messaging service's chief executive Gottfried Leibbrandt said on Friday, adding it was regrettable.
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But unless we move beyond simply remembering, and take an active part in standing against anti-Semitism and racism, we could find ourselves repeating a regrettable history.
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Lalitha Kumaramangalam of India's National Commission for Women described his comments as "unacceptable and regrettable," before calling on the minister to apologize and resign from his post.
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North Korea issued a statement Friday calling the cancellation "very regrettable" and said it remains willing to give Trump the "time and opportunities" to reconsider his decision.
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Pakistan said Nizami's hanging was "unfortunate" and attempts by Bangladesh to malign Pakistan were "regrettable," though it was not clear what Bangladeshi statement Pakistan was referring to.
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North Korea said after the follow-up talks that the meetings with Pompeo were "regrettable," and accused the U.S. of using "gangster-like" tactics to push denuclearization.
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It's regrettable that Israeli Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu hasn't reined in his defense minister, who smeared a journalist as a terrorist after he was shot and killed.
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What is regrettable is that often, far too early, the path some of us choose is shaped more by what we can't do than what we can.
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Fox threatened not to pick up Firefly not because of that regrettable "cosmic hooker" stuff, but because its female first officer wasn't in love with the captain.
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Very regrettable designs have been greenlit by other big retailers: In 2014, Zara pulled a shirt that bore an unsettlingly uncanny resemblance to Nazi concentration camp uniforms.
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Dozens of these skyscraper-shaped bottles deck the website's halls, trying to goad any sucker they can find into taking home a piece of (regrettable!) presidential history.
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These were regrettable actions, but they pale compared with Mr. Toomey's steadfast support of, and by, the Wall Street players who helped perpetrate the 2008 financial crisis.
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PRETORIA, Sept 21 (Reuters) - South African central bank is concerned about "regrettable accounting practices" at the local unit of auditor KPMG, Governor Lesetja Kganyago said on Thursday.
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" The president sent "a signal to other former and current officials" to refrain from criticizing him, the letter continued, and "that signal is inappropriate and deeply regrettable.
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The lesson here is that although rigid autocracies often like to advertise themselves as a regrettable but necessary way to ensure stability, they're actually drivers of instability.
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Opiated Seattle art goons gloomily monopolizing American teen angst for a half-generation—inspiring 299,22 regrettable tattoos and threatening to put the nation's barbers out of business.
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The authors of the letter warn that Trump's decision sends an "inappropriate and deeply regrettable" message to other officials who want to publicly share their political opinions.
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Mr. Moon, who won the presidential election on Tuesday, said the move was "deeply regrettable" only days after he took office calling for dialogue with the North.
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But officials at Yad Vashem said that it was far too late to arrange to bring frail survivors to the ceremony, and called Mr. Zelensky's decision regrettable.
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Unfortunately, the premature conclusion of our Russia probe was not surprising, as I have long predicted that my colleagues across the aisle would take this regrettable action.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian Foreign Ministry said on Sunday that "anti-Cuban" actions recently announced by Washington were regrettable and that Moscow confirmed its solidarity with Havana.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain's vote to leave the European Union is deeply regrettable and marks a watershed moment for European integration, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday.
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The NBA released a statement saying the tweet "deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable," prompting denunciation from politicians and journalists.
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Ghosn's "apparently illegal" departure was very regrettable, she said, promising a thorough investigation to uncover truth and adding that there was no record of his leaving Japan.
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In Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay, Lenù says: "The solitude of women's minds is regrettable," a line quoted in and echoed throughout The Ferrante Letters.
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"I told the president about my resignation as a result of an extraordinary occurrence, which personally related to myself and is regrettable," spokesman Vlad Turcanu told reporters.
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The State Department called the measures "a regrettable and uncalled-for act," but said only that it is assessing its impact and is still determining a response.
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"It is extremely regrettable that the Commission has taken this action, especially in relation to a case with such a large scale recovery amount," the statement reads.
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"President Moon's remarks are trying to shift South Korea's responsibility to Japan and it is extremely regrettable," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a regular news conference.
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Both phenomena contribute to the same regrettable outcome: In today's economy, returns on investment have shifted away from the individuals like Mr. Feygin who take personal risks.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin called on Tuesday "regrettable" comments from the Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May about a potential threat from countries such as Russia and North Korea.
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" In McConnell's view, "of all the insensitive and regrettable things that have come out of Harry's mouth, this has to be at the top of the list.
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"It is regrettable that President Trump and Chairman Kim could not reach a complete agreement today," Kim Eui-kyeom, a spokesman for Mr. Moon, said on Thursday.
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Opiated Seattle art goons gloomily monopolizing American teen angst for a half-generation—inspiring 100,000 regrettable tattoos and threatening to put the nation's barbers out of business.
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Does that seem a little different now that the North Koreans have said this latest meeting was regrettable and that Pompeo was pushing unilateral and gangster-like demands?
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One of the most notable differences cited by participants in the study was that, under the influence of alcohol, more disastrous situations occurred, including regrettable one-night stands.
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We've all come to accept that tattoos are permanent — no matter how hard we try to scrub, burn (not advisable), or laser off the remnants of regrettable ink.
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In a statement, district officials reportedly said only that on March 7, they were told of a "regrettable circumstance involving some of the biological specimens" at the school.
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The Transportation Security Administration's Precheck program is now coming to Levi's Stadium in California and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey in what's a regrettable sign of the times.
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The dramatic ineffectiveness of the 2014-15 shot is a regrettable dip in the data, but it's to be expected given the nature of the ever-drifting flu.
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He said local authorities in the city of Hamburg had put the man who killed himself on the deportation list "The whole procedure is very regrettable," Seehofer said.
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Another broadcaster blunder Broadcasters being under fire is already well-worn territory in these young Games, and NBC's Chris Marlowe was the latest to have a regrettable moment.
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One of my favorite things early on is there is a regrettable decision to ratchet up the pressure on Kim Jong-un with a series of bomber flights.
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Shinzo Abe said Friday it was "extremely regrettable" Kagoike made what the Prime Minister says were false claims about a closed-door conversation that is difficult to prove.
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People are very willing to say things about me, to make accusations about me that are — I don't get upset about them anymore, but they are very regrettable.
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"It's regrettable that union leaders have called a strike, a move that hurts all of our employees," said Marc Reed, Verizon's chief administrative officer, said in a statement.
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Historically, when we've failed to recognize the people who do this indispensable work, our inaction reflected little more than the regrettable habit of neglecting to express our gratitude.
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"When it stays in this range it won't be a catastrophe but of course the topic is very, very regrettable because it significantly impairs global trade," he said.
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If your yearbook quote was a now-regrettable song lyric or maybe a line of poetry that really spoke to your teenage self, it was a missed opportunity.
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"It's regrettable that the American government, because of their economic and commercial short-sightedness, have closed their eyes to the main perpetrators of terrorism in America," he said.
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The film's only concessions to the passage of time since 1964 are the inclusion of a couple of non-white actors and a regrettable sequence involving BMX bikes.
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Zeldin also said it was a "regrettable legal strategy" for Trump to claim that Curiel's ethnicity is a conflict of interest in presiding over lawsuits against Trump University.
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A spokeswoman from Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday it was "extremely regrettable" that comfort women statues, including the one in the Philippines, had been erected.
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"It is seriously regrettable that Brunei's decision contravenes a number of international norms on human rights," New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters said in a statement on Sunday.
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A full seven years have elapsed since House of Balloons anointed The Weekend the de facto soundtrack to regrettable decision-making across all countries in the NAFTA pact.
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"We again extend our very sincere apologies to this passenger for the regrettable, and unacceptable remarks that were made to her by an adjacent passenger," the statement said.
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The blurry framing, people with their eyes closed—this reminds me of too many fun, if physically regrettable, days in college, that I wouldn't trade for the world.
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Though President Juan Manuel Santos has dubbed the violence "regrettable," neither the National Police nor the Santos administration have acknowledged the initial, deadly attack may have been unprovoked.
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And the imminent departure of Britain, however regrettable other member states find it, may turn out to have the effect of consolidating the European Union and accelerating reform.
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Nissan said Tuesday that it finds former chairman Carlos Ghosn&aposs bail-jumping is "extremely regrettable" and that it will continue to seek damages for his alleged misconduct.
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" In his email on Friday to staff, Gurdon said, "What we are going through now is regrettable but temporary, but our commitment to the future is long term.
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"It's regrettable that they think it's us," said Joe Rice, the lead lawyer for thousands of cities, counties and tribes whose cases are consolidated under the judge's supervision.
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" "Beyond that, this action is quite clearly a signal to other former and current officials," the former officials said, adding that the signal "is inappropriate and deeply regrettable.
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" It added, "We understand that this decision has been taken based on political reasons rather than sporting ones and under considerable political pressure, something E.C.A. believes is regrettable.
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James told a U.S. House of Representatives Armed Services Committee hearing it was regrettable it was taking longer than expected to award the engineering, manufacturing and development contract.
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It is regrettable that this past practice led to some staff being asked to obtain another passport for purposes of employment as a national of that member state.
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The next day, Trump took a victory lap in a vindictive White House speech in which he gave no indication that he considered his actions wrong or regrettable.
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Some franchise fans were so afraid of Resident Evil's first-person, all-horror pivot that they avoided RE7 altogether, a regrettable consequence of a horror game made well.
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Other great moments of regrettable red-carpet display include the infamous derriere-showing Scaasi pantsuit Barbra Streisand wore for the 1969 Oscars and Bjork's swan dress from 2001.
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Abe told parliament it was regrettable that two of Wednesday's returnees had declined to be tested but said there were limits to what the government could do legally.
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According to the South Korean Foreign Ministry, Kang called the cancellation "regrettable" while Pompeo reaffirmed the US position that it will continue to solidify South Korea-US cooperation.
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The producers have a regrettable tendency to scout a lot of actors-slash-models too conscious of how they'll appear on-screen, which is particularly acute so far.
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Gene Luen Yang, who is chronicling the exploits of Kenan Kong, a Chinese Man of Steel in New Super-Man, is bringing back a regrettable caricature from 1937.
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After Putin's remarks, the State Department deemed the cutbacks "a regrettable and uncalled for act" and said officials would assess the impact and how to respond to it.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Oman welcomed on Sunday Saudi Arabia's decisions "on the regrettable incident" that led to the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the state news agency ONA reported.
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As a result of this regrettable decision, I must withdraw from your exhibition 'A New Dynasty – Created In China' to express my protest of the Danish governments' decision.
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In fact, when we asked everyone from Kerry Washington to Gwen Stefani about their biggest beauty regrets, their answers focused not on errant lip colors or regrettable '80s perms.
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He has a strong desire to "develop and grow in every way possible," he added, so he can overcome the problems that led him to making some regrettable decisions.
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"The FBI has a regrettable and troubling history of targeting black political activists and nonviolent civil rights leaders, and mislabeling them as domestic terror threats," Carson and Sewell wrote.
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Between the ages of 12 and 14, I had a regrettable habit of scribbling all over my bedroom using the oil pastels I had to buy for art class.
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It called the case "gravely concerning and regrettable" and stated that its Indonesian operations and subsidiaries must be managed in accordance to the law and regulations in the country.
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" Kim called Trump&aposs decision "unexpected" and "very regrettable," and said the cancellation of the talks shows "how grave the status of historically deep-rooted hostile North Korea-U.
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All of it is rendered as clean, crisply as the fresh start of the new year—unless that NYE hangover was regrettable enough to give 2016 a jagged start.
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In the end, the Russians got what they wanted, over objections from France and the United Kingdom, whose ambassadors both called the decision regrettable in speeches before the council.
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This is regrettable because, at its heart, the React World offer wasn't a totally unreasonable one and could have been helpful to at least a few people out there.
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CEO Polman, who has been in the top job since 2009, told Reuters in January that a possible Brexit was similar to a messy, costly and ultimately regrettable divorce.
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At the time, the school district tried to downplay the bizarre incident as a "regrettable circumstance involving some of the biological specimens," but the story quickly went viral anyway.
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But also because I was with my brother by this point and we did attempt a maybe regrettable 'joke' by posting a half naked image of me in reciprocity.
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The presidencies of George W. Bush and Barack Obama brought a regrettable militarization of American policy towards Africa, with the creation of the United States Africa Command in 2008.
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It is regrettable to witness regional countries joining these dark forces to punish the Syrian people, paying lip service to the idea of peace and diplomacy in the process.
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It's regrettable that a company like Sony — outstanding in hardware design and engineering, but constantly struggling with software — couldn't figure out a way to participate in the Nexus program.
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"This action, which has brought deep concern to building owners and users as well as weakening public trust about safety, is extremely regrettable," the ministry said in a statement.
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This makes Angela Merkel's decision, following her party's humiliating defeat in regional elections last Sunday, not to seek re-election as German chancellor in 2021 all the more regrettable.
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In a statement, South Korea's Unification Ministry said it was regrettable that the North unilaterally postponed the talks due to the annual (South Korea-US) joint air combat drills.
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North Korea criticized Pompeo's "gangster-like" demands in negotiations and said the "attitude" of the US was "regrettable," while Pompeo signaled "progress" in the talks between the two nations.
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After all, in the same way that a regrettable post could hurt you in a job search, other posts could showcase to employers why you'd be a good hire.
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Since the publication of The League of Regrettable Superheroes, six different characters in that book were given relaunches of one type or another, and only one of them survived.
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Much of the problem also lies in the private sector, which routinely introduces workarounds – referred to as "regrettable solutions" – that bypass regulatory efforts but introduce equivalent levels of harm.
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It's regrettable that he does not see how hurtful this is and it only gives Trump more ammunition to hypocritically claim how he really is not a white supremacist.
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It's a common pledge — many of us can recall cringe-worthy texts sent after a raucous night out or a regrettable comment uttered after that third glass of wine.
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While this is understandable, it is regrettable and it is only through actions based on faith and just principles that this evil that afflicts the Church will be eradicated.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said in a statement that she had repeatedly discouraged Mr. Sessions from taking action on marijuana, a move that she called regrettable and disruptive.
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But we talked about what is now called The Regrettable Incident of the Television Placement with our couples therapist the next day and later laughed about it with friends.
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The intervention of "peacemakers" in family matters, however well meant they might be, is to be firmly resisted, & it would be regrettable if Mamsutu has ignored this elementary lesson.
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It's regrettable that the phrase "free speech" should have been co-opted by white supremacists, as if the only kind of free speech worth rallying around is hate speech.
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But the likely effects of unintentional bias, while regrettable, were very slight, the judge said, and could not be totally eliminated in a process that requires judgments about individuals.
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At Baruch College, Northern Illinois University, Fresno State University and elsewhere, fraternity hazing deaths that might once have been labeled regrettable accidents have resulted in criminal charges against students.
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" The NBA issued its own statement later on Sunday, saying it recognized that Morey's comments "have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable.
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The NBA initially described the anger over Morey's post as "regrettable," drawing criticism from U.S. politicians, who accused the league of putting its China business ahead of free speech.
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" A spokesman for the NBA on Sunday apologized for the tweet, saying it was "regrettable" and acknowledging that Morey "deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China.
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Most of us have had at least one regrettable haircut in our lives, whether we want to admit that those DIY bangs or that impulse bob was a mistake.
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Melisandre took away Arya's last friend, Gendry (and Arya doesn't even know about the regrettable episode of the leeches), who's now ostensibly floating to the ends of the earth.
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And while we are not living through a civil war, we are in a highly divisive and unnerving political climate, which can lead to regrettable behavior on social media.
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Washington Post Executive Editor Marty Baron said in a statement that it was "particularly regrettable" during the COVID-19 pandemic, when reliable information about the international response is essential.
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RT's editor in chief, Margarita Simonyan, called Twitter's decision "highly regrettable" and cast it as part of a punitive campaign by the United States government against her own country.
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Either way, the last explosion, which the International Atomic Energy Agency called "an extremely regrettable act" was a significant, and dramatic escalation in regional tensions that have scarcely been higher.
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"I believe in the people, I trust in the people, and I know that with these painful, regrettable lessons, the people will also distance themselves from these practices," he said.
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"Folks, My 21-year career as a "journalist," a fancy term that makes my skin crawl, frankly, came to a screeching halt yesterday with one stupid, regrettable tweet," Barry wrote.
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U.N. Special Representative for International Migration Louise Arbour called the move regrettable and mistaken and said the compact simply aimed to improve the management of cross-border movements of people.
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"I have brought you here today because it is necessary to publicly show our indignation over these regrettable events," Defence Minister Salvador Cienfuegos told a special gathering of 26,000 troops.
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Still, they found it regrettable that thanks to cynical cover-ups and a statute of limitations, it had been left too late to prosecute in the vast majority of cases.
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The symbolism of such a gesture would go a long way toward healing the regrettable and totally senseless estrangement of the U.S. and Germany — the two most important Western allies.
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Those two sequences are the most eye-catching in terms of their regrettable and unintended reminders of the man playing Gore Vidal, but they are far from the only ones.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono on Thursday criticized South Korea for terminating an intelligence agreement between the two countries, calling it a "completely mistaken response" and extremely regrettable.
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He did it again with the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, canceling it and then immediately labeling the cancellation regrettable but demanding legislative concessions in exchange for a fix.
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"In light of Japan's stance regarding sovereignty over Takeshima, the South Korean military aircraft's having carried out warning shots is totally unacceptable and extremely regrettable," Suga told reporters in Tokyo.
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This week's list includes an app to help you take better 360-degree photos, an app to help you avoid getting regrettable tattoos and a music app for better playlists.
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This regrettable indifference should give pause for thought to anybody putting the money into the EU, because the union's economic policies must be closely coordinated at the highest policy levels.
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Far-right political leader Pauline Hanson last week said that "any foreign ownership is regrettable," in a speech to parliament, and singled out Chinese investment and land ownership as unwanted.
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"In light of Japan's stance regarding sovereignty over Takeshima, the fact that the South Korean military aircraft carried out warning shots is totally unacceptable and extremely regrettable," Suga told reporters.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Wednesday it found regrettable the decision by the Belgium-based SWIFT financial messaging service to suspend some unspecified Iranian banks' access to it.
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Soon the two found themselves driving toward a wall—but because love can sometimes make us do highly regrettable things, Perkins drove straight through the fence and into uncharted territory.
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Nothing about this is inherently regrettable—indeed, Britons must be one of the most unstifled, diverse and emotionally self-sufficient peoples in Europe—but these trends have negative side-effects.
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The head of the military council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, on Tuesday called the El-Obeid incident "regrettable" and called for a speedy resumption of talks with the FFC.
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While Pompeo described the talks as serious and productive, Kim seemed to mock his optimism, saying the secretary should not sleep well, based on the "deeply regrettable" lack of progress.
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As the two men bickered over who would be to blame for a Christmastime shutdown, Schumer coaxed Trump into making a comment that Republicans on Capitol Hill suggested was regrettable.
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"It's unbelievable and extremely regrettable," Yoshihisa Inoue, secretary general of the Komeito party, the junior coalition partner of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party, was quoted by Kyodo news agency as saying.
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But whatever regrettable "future actions" occur, it will not be the jurors who will endure them but the dedicated men and women stewarding our public lands, our most treasured terrain.
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"When you fan resentment and seek as a political leader to pin blame on a specific community for deeper problems, real problems, this is highly regrettable," Mr. al-Hussein said.
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The volleying structure comes with one giant, regrettable flaw: The movie withholds a crucial bit of back story in early scenes only to drop it like an anvil later on.
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SEOUL, March 6 (Reuters) - South Korea strongly protested on Friday Japan's decision to impose a two-week quarantine for visitors from South Korea, calling it "unreasonable, excessive and extremely regrettable".
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"It's more than regrettable that the events of 30-plus years ago are in any way linked to this," Mr. Sussman said, responding to a question about Mr. Cuccinelli's tweet.
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" An initial league statement Sunday in response to Morey's tweet said the NBA recognized the GM's views "deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable.
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These tweets fall into a few different buckets, but you can place most of them into the following category: These are all regrettable, to different degrees—some are even scarring.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday Russia's deployment of missile systems on islands in the western Pacific isles that are also claimed by Tokyo was "regrettable".
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A great many Republicans — including many in Congress and many of his own appointees — find this or that aspect of Trump's conduct to be regrettable on one or more levels.
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"It is regrettable that we can't succeed in holding a full-scale meeting, which is long due," Putin said, adding that issues of strategic stability would be of paramount importance.
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But our memory of them is limited—like brief snippits of regrettable texts and conversations that flash through our consciousness when we try to remember what happened the night before.
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"It is extremely regrettable that the Commission has taken this action, especially in relation to a case with such a large scale recovery amount," the ministry said in a statement.
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"Nissan finds Renault's new stance on this matter most regrettable, as such a stance runs counter to the company's efforts to improve its corporate governance," it said in a statement.
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They both say regrettable things to their mothers and friends, they struggle with image and popularity while masking that they fundamentally don't know who they are – or don't like the answer.
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Do you see the North Koreans coming forward and saying it&aposs regrettable, they treat us like gangsters, as just a bump in the road or a derailment of the process?
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"After repeated and heartfelt apologies, the network was unwilling to look past a regrettable mistake, thereby denying the twin American values of both repentance and forgiveness," the Barr/Boteach statement said.
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The League of Regrettable Superheroes: Half-Baked Heroes from Comic Book History is an awesome book about lesser known superheroes and why they didn't capture the imagination of comic book readers.
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And while early print deadlines for the Sunday edition are a fact of life, it's regrettable that many print subscribers had no whiff of this huge news in their Sunday paper.
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The lack of belief that Washington can act to voters' benefit is regrettable because the federal government does still have an impact on individual finances, and could have a bigger one.
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" South Korea's foreign ministry said in a statement "it is regrettable that the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord will undermine international responsibility and efforts to respond to climate change.
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"It's regrettable, but in light of Russia's previous behavior, we anticipated a response," a foreign ministry spokeswoman said on Saturday, when asked about Moscow's retaliatory measures that included expelling Western diplomats.
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"We are confident this regrettable situation can be resolved and our priority remains to continue to deliver world-class technology and products to our customers around the world," a spokesman said.
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"We think it is regrettable that some countries selectively overlook the relevant Security Council resolutions' demand to advance dialogue, and stubbornly emphasize pressure and sanctions," she told a daily news briefing.
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She and her husband, Jared, have worked so hard for the country and for people to attack their businesses by sabotage the way they have, I think is really, really regrettable.
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On Wednesday, Tokyo demanded diplomatic consultations with Seoul after a South Korean court approved the seizure of part of the domestic assets of the Japanese steelmaker, calling the move "extremely regrettable".
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I think it's the other side of the coin and just makes this regrettable situation with Jack and Ben and this opportunity never really coming to fruition all the more heartbreaking.
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The incident was all the more regrettable as it came just two weeks after Ethiopia's ruling coalition, the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, announced its intention of undertaking reforms, she added.
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That would be regrettable, because then people would say, 'That was already voted on in the Senate' and unfortunately many people who would vote against it still don't understand the issue.
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The defense minister, Gen Nakatani, called the case "extremely regrettable," according to members of the Japanese news media who were traveling with him to a meeting of security officials in Singapore.
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"It is extremely regrettable that the Commission has taken this action, especially in relation to a case with such a large scale recovery amount," the Irish authorities said in a statement.
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The head of the U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Wednesday that a confirmed North Korean nuclear test would be "deeply regrettable" and floated resuming international inspections of the country.
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She said her comments — in which she called Mr. Trump an egotistic "faker" lacking in intellectual rigor — were "ill-advised" and regrettable, and promised to "be more circumspect" in the future.
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"It is regrettable that some states have decided to seek environmental claims now, notwithstanding their prior support of this ongoing federal-state collaborative process," the German carmaker said in a statement.
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"It's regrettable, but in light of Russia's previous behaviour, we anticipated a response," a foreign ministry spokeswoman said on Saturday, when asked about Moscow's retaliatory measures that included expelling Western diplomats.
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Hence, my performances have always been subpar, my inter-song banter downright embarrassing, and my awkwardness of knowing how to talk to people after a show regrettable to say the least.
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Borodavkin also said it was regrettable that U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura had suspended the talks and he must be "more meticulous" about deciding whom to include for the next round.
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The key to a good marriage is in the setup, they say, using a regrettable metaphor: the planting of flowers of goodness that will get you through the weeds of badness.
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" South Korea's foreign ministry said in a statement "it is regrettable that the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord will undermine international responsibility and efforts to respond to climate change.
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"Nissan finds Renault's new stance on this matter most regrettable, as such a stance runs counter to the company's efforts to improve its corporate governance," Mr. Saikawa said in the statement.
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" The Haitian ambassador to the United States, Paul G. Altidor, told NPR on Friday it was "quite regrettable that we're not discussing about the earthquake and how Haiti is moving forward.
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"It is extremely regrettable that the Commission has taken this action, especially in relation to a case with such a large-scale recovery amount," the finance ministry said in a statement.
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For me, that usually turns into the regrettable crossword version of "hold my beer and watch this": four killer seed entries, surrounded by 20 medical abbreviations and three Peruvian tree frogs.
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"This error of judgment is very regrettable," Mr. Chrétien said, adding that he was "personally" committed to finding the nun a spot in a public retirement home if she so wished.
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South Korea's steel association said in a statement it was a "relief" that South Korea has been excluded from U.S. steel tariffs, but regrettable it was unable to secure higher quotas.
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Mori also said in a statement Ghosn's "apparently illegal" departure was very regrettable and promised a thorough investigation to uncover truth, adding that there was no record of his leaving Japan.
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" The NBA sought to contain the damage, saying in its statement that it recognized that Morey's views had "deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable.
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"We recognize that the views expressed by Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey have offended so many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable," the English statement began.
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It is therefore regrettable that someone so lacking in experience and knowledge — and sadly, who appears to have little interest in broadening his understanding — will represent the United States in Israel.
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Overlooking the regrettable hilarity of this designation for a brief moment, let's point out that a peacock is, of course, the official corporate logo of NBC and has been for decades.
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Matthews would use the South Carolina Senate as the backdrop for her statements less than 24 hours before Raniya Wright is laid to rest," calling the remarks "disheartening and deeply regrettable.
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It is, therefore, most regrettable — and damaging to the U.S. economy — that, after his two years in office, America is taking such a thrashing from China on its vitally important economic issues.
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Hariri told reporters later Monday that the comments are "regrettable," adding that interfering in Lebanon&aposs internal affairs is "not in their (Iran&aposs) interest, nor those of Lebanon or the region."
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In an open letter posted on Facebook Wednesday, ambassador Itzhak Gerberg called the decision "regrettable" and criticised the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement for pressuring the singer into cancelling her show.
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"It is regrettable that Google and Twitter have not yet reported further progress regarding transparency of issue-based advertising, meaning issues that are sources of important debate during elections," the Commission said.
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"We are confident this regrettable situation can be resolved and our priority remains to continue to deliver world-class technology and products to our customers around the world," a company spokesman said.
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TOKYO, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono on Thursday criticised South Korea for terminating an intelligence agreement between the two countries, calling it a "completely mistaken response" and extremely regrettable.
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Take a look back at some of the more regrettable moments in the history of Joe Manganiello, George Clooney and Zac Efron and appreciate what a time it is to be alive.
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"These regrettable closures are due to adverse market conditions, and we dismiss these false claims made by Lufthansa pilots under the banner of the ECA," Ryanair's Chief Marketing Officer Kenny Jacobs said.
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"In light of Japan's stance regarding sovereignty over Takeshima, the South Korean military aircraft's having carried out warning shots is totally unacceptable and extremely regrettable," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters.
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Springer said early this month that it had pulled access to a small number of articles in China to comply with regulations, adding that it viewed the move as regrettable but necessary.
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Mr Huang told the Financial Times it was regrettable that people who did not know him were choosing to question his motives and undermine his reputation based on dubious assertions and innuendo.
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Feasting on all sorts of grilled goodies while surrounded by loved ones is a feeling like no other, and missing out on it during the warmer months would be a regrettable mistake.
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"If the move leads to the reinforcement of Russian military on the islands, it would be incompatible with Japan's stance and it is regrettable as they are inherently our territory," he said.
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Itzhak Gerberg, Israel's ambassador to New Zealand, said in a public letter it was "regrettable" that the concert had been called off and the boycott of his country represented "hostility and intolerance".
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said it was "regrettable" that all parties had not "grasped the window of opportunity" presented by two months of relative calm before the North's most recent test.
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A regrettable fashion trend in baseball, going back more than 20 years, is the way most players wear their pants: pulled down to their shoe tops, with no stirrups or socks showing.
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So let's hope that the TSA and those pulling the levers in Washington use this regrettable lapse in planning and service to address the ongoing and urgent needs of the flying public.
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The attorney for the alleged attacker called the situation "a very regrettable dispute between two neighbors over a matter that most people would regard as trivial," in a statement earlier this month.
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This moment helped precipitate what Pollitt calls the era of the "awfulization" of abortion, a central feature of which involves pro-choice advocates unwittingly implying that abortion is something regrettable and unfortunate.
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The song, which dropped at midnight along with the rest of the album, is basically about making up with a boyfriend and it not being an immediately regrettable decision (again, can't relate!).
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These songs tend to operate as softer moments of reflection on otherwise lively albums—interludes that remind the listener there are other ways to enact sadness besides drunken mania and regrettable sex.
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" SHANNON GILREATH, PROFESSOR OF LAW AND PROFESSOR OF WOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES, WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY "I think the recision is regrettable primarily because there is no policy to take its place.
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"Of course it's regrettable when a country like the United States pulls away from a global process," Switzerland's ambassador to the United Nations, Jürg Lauber, said ahead of the announcement on Friday.
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"We consider the North Koreans' decision regrettable and hope that they will return as early as possible so the liaison office can resume its normal operation," the ministry said in a statement.
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Japan: Cracks in the Nissan-Renault alliance grew as the Japanese automaker condemned as "most regrettable" a decision by the French company to withdraw support for Nissan's efforts to overhaul its governance.
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His friendship with Todd had splintered over a regrettable sexual encounter with Todd's friend Emily, and his rival Mr. Peanutbutter accidentally became a huge hero thanks to some bizarre pasta-related emergency.
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"Any uninvolved civilian casualties is regrettable, but the I.D.F. took extreme safety measures in order to signal our intentions and to warn anyone who was near what our intentions were," he said.
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"Panic is a completely unjustified reaction that compromises the overall efficiency of the system and triggers regrettable speculations on the prices of some products," Conte told the Corriere della Sera newspaper Tuesday.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have castigated the league for its initial reaction to the situation: a statement on Sunday that said it was "regrettable" that Morey's tweet had offended people in China.
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" Even the top House Republican, Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who had released a statement praising the immigration order, later distanced himself, saying, "It's regrettable that there was some confusion with the rollout.
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The first of these was the regrettable fact of human mortality and the need to do something about it; the second was that of his candidacy in the following year's presidential election.
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"This is a deeply regrettable occurrence, but it does highlight the importance of the shared responsibility of Australia's biosecurity system, and the need for adherence to import conditions," according to the statement.
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Peters, in an apology letter to the Flames organization late on Wednesday, acknowledged that he used offensive language when dealing with Aliu and called it both an isolated and immediately regrettable incident.
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But some worried that the smoky standard for "clean" stoves was a regrettable compromise that flew in the face of established research about what was necessary to achieve a genuine health impact.
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Mr. Trump's presidency, he is saying, can be a somewhat brief, regrettable experience or a turning point in American history, and making him an aberration is more important than any other issue.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, where recreational marijuana legalized in 2012, and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, where marijuana was decriminalized in 2003 and legalized recreationally in 2014, both slammed Sessions' "regrettable" plan on Thursday.
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"It is regrettable that the government pushes through the airline tax, but we won't demand a no-confidence vote due to that," Center Party leader Annie Loof of the opposition said on Twitter.
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This bizarre reversal has much to do with Malaysia's regrettable racial politics: the Malay-Muslim majority largely favours the government and the big ethnic-Chinese and -Indian minorities tend to vote against it.
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It was regrettable that Sanchez rejected the idea of an authorized referendum on independence and that his request to grant an amnesty to jailed and self-exiled separatist leaders went unanswered, Torra said.
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Ryanair described the strikes as regrettable and said that the pilots involved - around 100 of 350 its pilots in Ireland - had refused to take part in a working group to resolve their complaints.
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"I would never intentionally do anything to offend anyone and it is regrettable that a handful have been offended by something I may have said or done," the judge was quoted as saying.
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"That a bureaucrat responsible for maintaining the overall discipline of the ministry caused this sort of problem has damaged trust in the government, caused confusion in parliament and is extremely regrettable," he added.
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Speaking on an official visit to New Zealand, President Pinera called the incident "regrettable," adding that he had full confidence in the interior and public security ministries in their investigation of the incident.
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Not coincidentally, the Enlightenment is the movement that cemented the idea of the Middle Ages as a distinctive—and distinctly regrettable—period of European history, spanning roughly the 5th to the 15th centuries.
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Average flight price: $210 Cost of an Airbnb: $25 The idea of a Florida vacation tends to conjure up images of either mini-golf-filled trips with the grandparents or regrettable spring breaks.
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Our General Manager would very much like to extend an invitation to join him and his team for dinner, on us, and be assured that this was a very regrettable, but isolated incident.
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Mr Trump's pressuring of Mr Zelensky may have been unusual and perhaps even regrettable, but it is not impeachable, and impeaching him for it will restrain future presidents' ability to conduct foreign policy.
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In response, Judge MacDonald echoed the words of New York Supreme Court judge Deborah Kaplan, urging Ritchie and Madonna to reach an "amicable settlement" to the "highly unfortunate and deeply regrettable" family dispute.
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Her education and work ethic eventually opened many avenues to her, and — despite forays into lucrative and sometimes regrettable pursuits like her corporate speechmaking — she has always returned to a path of service.
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After her testimony, complaints of sexual harassment poured in to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as more women recognized that the behavior they had dismissed as regrettable but inevitable was in fact illegal.
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It's regrettable that President Erdogan is showing no sign of urgency in addressing the currency crisis and is in fact adding to political uncertainty by forcing a rerun of the Istanbul local election.
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Other countries, including Bahrain and Kuwait, reportedly called the official recognition by the U.S. regrettable, while Qatar's government went a step further and called for an end to Israel's occupation of the region.
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Nungisa, who has been working as a police officer in Ottawa since 2013, reported the "stolen" items to Kingston police the morning after his (probably regrettable) evening, but shortly after, he found both.
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The Treasury's lack of emphasis about Germany giving its exporters a free ride in international markets by tying the country to the euro is all the more regrettable considering the euro's immediate outlook.
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He thinks it's regrettable that he's been reduced to a caricature, to the kind of person who'd sneer, "There's a sucker born every minute"—another Barnum line that Barnum probably never actually uttered.
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" Mr. Pompeo was referring to comments made Saturday by North Korea's Foreign Ministry that accused the Trump administration of pushing a "unilateral and gangster-like demand for denuclearization" and called it "deeply regrettable.
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In a country where the fight to protect land rights provokes violent retaliation, the murder in March 2016 of another environmental defender might simply have receded into a grim tally of regrettable losses.
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The treaty was considered well and truly buried when the U.S. tested a cruise missile in August that would have been prohibited under the treaty, a test Russia described as "regrettable" and provocative.
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The treaty was considered well and truly buried when the U.S. tested a cruise missile in August that would have been prohibited under the accord, a test Russia described as "regrettable" and provocative.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African Foreign Affairs Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said on Thursday that it was regrettable that U.S. President Donald Trump's tweet on land issues in her country was "based on false information".
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And when they do, readers may find themselves on an unfamiliar website with an odd name, faced with a photo gallery of regrettable tattoos or a listicle on 22 celebrities with ugly spouses.
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Chief Executive Robert Machtlinger said while it was regrettable that the A380 production will be suspended, he was delighted about the 70 new orders as FACC will also equip these planes with components.
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It is regrettable when the personal lives of inductees do not measure up to public standards and expectations; however, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce does not remove stars from the Walk of Fame.
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It is regrettable if the lasting lesson of that process, and the ACA's enduring politicization, is that any further reforms to our healthcare system should be as opaque and un-inclusive as possible.
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"We will continue to cooperate with the authorities to help with the investigation, but consider the district court's decision regrettable and we are going to appeal it," Uber Finland said in a statement.
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"Many Brits believed that their role in life was to play Athens to America's Rome, lending us the benefit of their superior suaveness, and smoothing off our regrettable colonial rough edges," Bolton writes.
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Reading my own, I see a 2.5 inch-long healed gash above my right shoulder blade that tells the story of a regrettable tattoo, now removed, gotten in Amsterdam with a boyfriend past.
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That hunger is why she strutted back out onstage after most anyone else would have chalked up her first attempt at comedy to a regrettable, alcohol-induced meltdown, eager to say her piece.
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Retailers were understandably reluctant to change in the holiday period, and adoption has lagged in 2016 as well, in large part due to a regrettable lack of preparedness on the card networks' side.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S. threats against Iran will draw a "strong, unimaginable and regrettable" response from Tehran, Armed Forces Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Bagheri said Tuesday, according to the IRNA news agency.
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In what the Nigerian officials have described as a "regrettable operational mistake," fighter jets on Tuesday bombed the camp as part of an operation against Boko Haram in Rann in the northeastern Borno state.
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"The same time that my friends started choosing wine and cheese bars over six pingers and a regrettable shag with a stranger, I started to realise how much I loved the music," he explains.
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It is regrettable that it will take a judge to finally end the persistent harassment of Ms. Heard by Mr. Depp, but Ms. Heard will take whatever action is necessary to vindicate the truth.
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" Catch up quick: In an unusually harsh statement, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he was "distressed" about Mattis' departure: "It is regrettable that the president must now choose a new Secretary of Defense.
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Twitter user LeleTill, whose real name is Leah, is the latest subject of social-media schadenfreude after she shared a regrettable experience involving her face and a bottle of Palmer Washable Glitter Poster Paint.
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" Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan called Trump&aposs decision "unexpected" and "very regrettable," and said the cancellation of the talks shows "how grave the status of historically deep-rooted hostile North Korea-U.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's foreign ministry described Russia's response to the expulsion of diplomats as "regrettable", adding that Moscow had broken international law by poisoning a former Russian spy and his daughter on British soil.
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After winning his Grammy and briefly apologizing in his acceptance speech ("What occurred was unintentional, completely regrettable, and I apologize if you guys were offended"), Timberlake retreated from the public eye for a while.
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It would be "truly regrettable if a potential first-round pick player has no place to showcase his talent," Lamigo general manager Justin Liu said after the signing, according to Focus Taiwan News Channel.
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"The misconduct of this former employee in willfully violating his duty of loyalty, firm compliance policies and federal securities laws is deeply regrettable," Thomas Faust, Eaton Vance's chief executive officer, said in a statement.
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China found Yasay's remarks "baffling and regrettable", and they "do not accord" with the development of China-Philippines relations or the overall stable situation in the South China Sea, a foreign ministry spokesman said.
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"It is utterly regrettable that a movement that began with such promise and purport to be fighting for social justice matters has now deteriorated into a group that engages in criminality," Mr Price said.
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On Monday, the Entertainment Tonight host revealed on the afternoon news program that her former co-host reached out to her via email just a few weeks ago about the past — and regrettable — commentary.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The decision by the U.S. government to stop using Kaspersky Lab products is "regrettable" and delays the prospects of a restoration of bilateral ties, the Russian embassy in the United States said.
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South African President Jacob Zuma condemned "in the strongest terms possible the senseless and regrettable killing" and called for "calm and restraint" in the mountainous country that is entirely surrounded by its large neighbor.
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Their Foreign Ministry released a statement following Pompeo's visit, saying: "the attitude and demands from the U.S. side during the high-level talks were nothing short of deeply regrettable," and reflected "gangster-like" demands.
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Though he disapproved of sorting students by the single factor of race, Mr Kennedy acknowledged that "[i]n the real world, it is regrettable to say, [colour-blindness] cannot be a universal constitutional principle".
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" In a statement Wednesday, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said China's treatment of Rajagopalan was "extremely regrettable and unacceptable for a government that repeatedly insists it welcomes foreign media to cover the country.
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Former President Obama's national security adviser Jim Jones on Monday referred to the current U.S.-Russia relationship as "regrettable," saying it is the worst it had been since the end of the Cold War.
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In several of those cases, it said, the military had concluded that its attacks were lawful, even if the results were regrettable and the result of faulty or inadequate intelligence or of ineffective warnings.
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"It is regrettable that two state attorneys general and several organizations continue to threaten legitimate scientific debate about climate change," Smith said at a Wednesday news conference with five of his Science Committee colleagues.
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Trump said during a joint press conference that he was not "personally" bothered by Pyongyang's short-range missile tests, which Abe recently called "extremely regrettable" and a violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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"Erecting comfort women statues in the United States and other countries is in conflict with our country's stance and extremely regrettable," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a regular news conference on Friday.
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To get an idea of what Canadian students were blowing their borrowed bucks on, I visited and called students from different programs and walks of life to hear about their most regrettable spending decisions.
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Some of those tattoos might be more regrettable than others—say, the multiple tattoos from her whirlwind relationship with Pete Davidson—but Grande's latest tattoo might be setting a new bar for regret potential.
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It's possible that the disclosure was, as Trump's defenders insist, an innocent if regrettable mistake by a novice president who didn't know where the information came from or the possible risks of discussing it.
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" John Thorsen, the head of school, apologized in a message posted on its website, calling the incident a "deeply regrettable set of circumstances that is not consistent with our welcoming, safe and inclusive environment.
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"It is extremely regrettable that Mr. Takeda is subject to an investigation by French authorities, but we believe that Mr. Takeda is innocent," the committee said, without specifically providing its basis for the conclusion.
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"It is regrettable that instead of having a normal dialogue, instead of using the basis of international law, the U.S. is striving to prove their leadership through such confrontational strategies and concepts," Lavrov said.
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In a statement, Swift described its move to suspend certain Iranian banks from its service as "regrettable" but said it had been done to maintain the stability and integrity of the global financial system.
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But it will prove deeply regrettable, and ultimately dangerous, if it winds up meaning that the two hotheaded leaders sulk off and resume the schoolyard taunts that they exchanged over the past 16 months.
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But he doesn't make much of an impression to modern eyes — and the series' recent high-definition upgrade draws even more attention to his regrettable decision not to shave his mustache for the role.
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So when Mr. Madani revived the controversy with his offhand rebuke, Egypt's Foreign Ministry blasted back, calling the statement "regrettable" and a "grave transgression," and vowing to review its relationship with Mr. Madani's organization.
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"The unilateral cancellation of the summit was unexpected and very regrettable," said Kim Kye-gwan, a vice foreign minister of North Korea, in a statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
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" Speaking by phone after the settlement was announced, Dr. Mitchell said he found it "regrettable that one guy died and those other guys were treated badly," adding: "We had nothing to do with it.
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"Selfridges is a politically neutral safe space for everyone, and it's regrettable that a platform for celebrated creative talent was commandeered in this manner," a Selfridges spokesman said in a statement after the event.
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Mr. Trump is locked into his own strange love-hate relationship with Mr. Xi, which includes personal praise and escalating tariffs, and he probably regards Hong Kong and its aspirations as a regrettable diversion.
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On a human level and in diplomatic circles, even the threat of a trade war against the EU is doing lasting damage to the perceptions of America in European countries, which is deeply regrettable.
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They will even serve after you take in a regrettable amount of limoncello, when you have to place an emergency order for one through the Postmates app, along with saltine crackers and ginger ale.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan fully backed President Trump's decision to walk from his summit meeting with Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, without an agreement, while South Korea called the move regrettable.
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U.N. Special Representative for International Migration Louise Arbour has called moves to shun the accord regrettable and mistaken and said the compact simply aimed to improve the management of cross-border movements of people.
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"Vietnam finds it regrettable that certain elements of the speech did not view history under an objective lens, causing negative impact on the public opinion," spokeswoman Le Thi Thu Hang said in a statement.
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"It is regrettable that Japan's claims were not accepted," Takamori Yoshikawa, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, said in a statement, adding that Japan will continue asking South Korea to abolish trade restrictions through talks.
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The NBA's initial response to the controversy — it said it recognized the executive's views "have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable" — sparked bipartisan condemnation in the United States.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's decision to impose tariffs on imports of soybeans from the United States is 'regrettable' and 'won't solve the trade imbalance', the China director of the U.S. Soybean Export Council said on Wednesday.
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Sources in the coalition initially denied any role in Saturday's attack that killed mourners at a community hall in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, but Saudi Arabia later promised an investigation of the "regrettable and painful" incident.
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"It is regrettable that aid has become a pawn in the political chess match between the governments of the United States and Venezuela," said Provash Budden, Americas Regional Director at Mercy Corps, in a statement.
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"This decision is a regrettable decision that France does not approve of and goes against international law and all the resolutions of the U.N. Security Council," Macron told reporters at a news conference in Algiers.
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As I drove out to see it, I could not suppress the clichés of regrettable high school art projects, misconstrued collages, silly zines, and ubiquitous hands, faces, and ass cheeks pushed up onto Xerox machines.
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The top government spokesman also said it would be extremely regrettable if U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum apply to Japan, and that he would continue to urge the United States to exempt his country.
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"It is a very regrettable situation, but we have no choice but to prepare for all possibilities," said Moon, promising to ramp up government spending to help Korean firms source parts, materials and equipment domestically.
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" Speaking at a joint news briefing in Moscow with his French counterpart, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called the new sanctions "regrettable" and said that "Russophobia" in the United States was raging "beyond all bounds.
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"A lot of these baby boomers I serve with don't understand that millennials, by virtue of having smartphones, have shared stupid moments and regrettable moments for a substantial portion of their lives," Gaetz told Politico.
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Luxembourg Economy Minister Etienne Schneider on Monday wrote to European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, saying it was regrettable that regulators had demanded hefty asset sales from ArcelorMittal and that Europe needed a strong industrial base.
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Lewis's book has a lot of examples where scouts got it wrong but scorers got it right, so it's regrettable that Phillips doesn't provide much in the way of examples where the reverse is true.
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"The regrettable use of Holocaust terminology to describe these contemporary concerns diminishes the evil intent of the Nazis to eradicate the Jewish people," the nonpartisan Jewish Community Relations Council said in a statement last week.
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The top government spokesman also said it would be extremely regrettable if U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium apply to Japan, and that he would continue to urge the United States to exempt his country.
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What this means is that today's "security" systems are mostly just a vast network of evidence collection devices, constantly recording and dumping data into hard drives, only to be retrieved after something regrettable has happened.
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A new Justin Timberlake album is always important news, because this is a man who has been making extreme, genre-spanning bangers for over two decades, in spite of a long line of regrettable hairstyles.
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"It is a regrettable event because it puts the country in a complex situation, especially with the good relations Ecuador has with European countries," Ocles told reporters, describing the Iberia flight as a "humanitarian" act.
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"As individuals who have cherished and helped preserve the right of Americans to free speech — even when that right has been used to criticize us — that signal is inappropriate and deeply regrettable," the statement said.
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Interference by foreign parliaments in Hong Kong's matters is deeply regrettable, the leader of the Chinese-ruled city said earlier on Tuesday, adding that an escalation of violence cannot solve social issues in the city.
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But the inquiry reported inappropriately close contact between the Murdochs' lobbyist and Mr. Hunt, the key cabinet minister overseeing the process, and noted it was "regrettable" that James Murdoch had not sought to halt it.
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"We recognize that the views expressed by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable," the N.B.A. said in a statement Sunday night.
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Cruz encouraged his followers to watch "South Park" while criticizing the NBA for its statement earlier Monday saying it had been "regrettable" for one of its general managers to support Hong Kong in a tweet.
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NEW ORLEANS — Georgia freshman receiver George Pickens left behind his regrettable ending to the regular season and put the rest of college football on notice that he will be an exceedingly tough cover in 2020.
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This Queens museum can't help you relive and revise any regrettable gift choices or unfortunate dinner conversations, but it can teach your children how to reuse creatively much of the trash that comes from celebrating.
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"The suspension of negotiations is regrettable...and ignores the reality of the revolutionaries who are increasingly angry as a result of the bloodshed and the souls that we lost," the alliance said in a statement.
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Last month, a Philippine minister said Chinese President Xi Jinping had promised his Philippine counterpart China would not build structures on the rocky outcrop both countries claim, but China called the comments "baffling and regrettable".
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The China director of the U.S. Soybean Export Council, Zhang Xiaoping, told Reuters that Beijing's announcement of tariffs on the product was "regrettable" and would not solve the $375 billion trade deficit between the countries.
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Xelil, co-chair of the Movement for a Democratic Society, which groups a number of parties, said Assad's threat of force was regrettable and "all efforts must be focused on how to develop the peaceful option".
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Uber's Finland country manager Joel Jarvinen said a police crackdown on drivers without licenses was regrettable at a time when the government was preparing changes in taxi regulation, but declined to comment further on the verdicts.
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"It's very regrettable that a majority of EU member states didn't find it in themselves to strike a balance between climate protection and preserving jobs," said Bernhard Mattes, head of the VDA auto industry umbrella group.
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" Iceland (the shop again) has said that this is a regrettable move and it plans to "vigorously defend Iceland Foods' established rights where there is any risk of confusion between our business and Iceland the country.
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When it comes to popular TV shows and movies, I can't help but feel that many of them, like Wonder Woman or 13 Reasons Why, made the list because of some sort of regrettable culture war.
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This isn't a huge problem for the film or anything, it just seems regrettable that apart from a couple of "let's build a vehicle" scenes, nothing fundamental about the story requires or even really uses Lego.
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" The tweet set off a firestorm in China almost immediately, with the NBA saying days later that it recognized that Morey's views "have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable.
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Japanese Minister of Defence Takeshi Iwaya said on Friday South Korea's decision to end an intelligence-sharing pact was regrettable and showed it failed to appreciate the growing national security threat posed by North Korean missiles.
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On Monday, Renault signalled it would block Nissan's planned governance reforms unless it gets more say in them, a demand which Nissan called "most regrettable" and which one source derided as a potential conflict of interest.
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Landing on the best treatments for your hair can be a lifelong journey, from the hot tool abuse you put it through as a teen to the regrettable cuts that are best left in the past.
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From Socrates to Maya Angelou, it's the sort of "curating" one might do by taking a wine-fueled trip through BrainyQuote at 2 AM. Sometimes the result feels like decisions made at that hour: intensely regrettable.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan said on Friday the decision by the United States to withdraw from the Paris climate accord was "regrettable" and that climate change required a concerted effort by the whole of the international community.
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Peter Dawson, the president of the International Golf Federation, called the withdrawals "regrettable," as if he were an innocent bystander and not an architect of the design flaw that is causing so many high-profile recalls.
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"It's particularly regrettable because we are losing time," a visibly frustrated Mr. de Mistura said, emphasizing the importance of getting the convoys moving during the weeklong cease-fire and calling for immediate action to unblock deliveries.
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While Pompeo declared the two sides were making progress, North Korea labeled the Americans' attitude as "regrettable" and said it differed from the spirit that buoyed both leaders when they met in Singapore on June 12.
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LONDON, March 30 (Reuters) - Britain's foreign ministry described Russia's response to the expulsion of diplomats as "regrettable", adding that Moscow had broken international law by poisoning a former Russian spy and his daughter on British soil.
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So when the R29 Fashion Team's chat group took a turn toward #TBT photos of our regrettable dress choices, we got to thinking about what we'd wear to the big dance if we were invited again.
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What that team has gone on to achieve, of course, makes it regrettable that a player who scored zero goals in five World Cup appearances should be the prism through which it is interpreted, and understood.
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"The attitude and demands from the U.S. side during the high-level talks were nothing short of deeply regrettable," the ministry said, accusing American "working-level" officials of trying to destroy the agreement struck in Singapore.
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There's a whole subgenre of punditry arguing that Trump's rise is a regrettable, but predictable, backlash to political correctness, and thus the blame for his emergence properly belongs to campus activists and Black Lives Matter protesters.
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"We recognize that the views expressed by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable," the NBA said in a statement, CBS Sports reported.
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Eeling Chiu, secretary of the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, described the cancellation of Ms. Lee's mainland travel permit as "regrettable" and inconsistent with China's claim to be a country governed by the rule of law.
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"The IGF understands the challenges players face in terms of scheduling this summer and it is regrettable to see a few leading players withdraw from this year's Games," IGF president Peter Dawson said in a statement.
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"While it is regrettable the officers involved were not charged with any crimes locally, we remain hopeful the federal government will ultimately deliver justice and foster much-needed reforms at the Mesa Police Department," he said.
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South Korea said on Tuesday the government will complain to the World Trade Organization (WTO) about a U.S. decision to slap tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels, saying the decision is "excessive" and "regrettable".
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Wednesday said South Korea's decision to remove Tokyo's fast-track trade status without sufficient explanation was "regrettable", as a diplomatic and trade row between the two Asian neighbors and U.S. allies deepened.
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"We recognize the views of Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in China, which is regrettable," the NBA said, according to New York Times reporter Sopan Deb.
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"It is regrettable that House Intelligence Committee Chairman (Adam) Schiff and Senator (Chuck) Schumer have chosen to politicize the issue," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said from the floor of the Senate on Monday.
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" The wife was affectionate and supportive, and after observing the couple completing a successful sexual encounter, Foos wrote, "I have had the opportunity to observe many of the deplorable and regrettable tragedies of the Vietnam War.
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I find that incredibly regrettable, because if Tennessee is about to have a death spiral to their individual market, why in the heck would a blue-state senator insist that they go into a death spiral?
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It's also advisable not to drink too much when you're fresh out of a relationship—better to protect your broken-hearted self by eliminating any opportunities to call your ex and leave them a regrettable voicemail.
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" The statement continues, "It is regrettable when the personal lives of inductees do not measure up to public standards and expectations; however, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce does not remove stars from the Walk of Fame.
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On Monday, Renault signaled it would block Nissan's planned governance reforms unless it gets more say in them, a demand which Nissan called "most regrettable" and which one source derided as a potential conflict of interest.
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It was August 2018 — the baby news was all out in the open, Kanye West wasn't making regrettable comments about Donald Trump yet, and a simple sibling feud was an easy, attention-grabbing narrative to latch onto.
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"It was regrettable and disturbing to observe the media spectacle witnessed [Monday], which stands in stark contrast to best practice that ensures a child s safe transition in such circumstances," the Association said in a statement Tuesday.
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