I unreservedly apologize on behalf of the Metropolitan Police Service.
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She said later she apologized unreservedly for any offence caused.
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I apologize unreservedly to Zac, Sebastian, and all my readers.
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A. I apologize, unreservedly, first of all, for being everywhere.
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We unreservedly apologize to Peter and anyone who felt offended.
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And then there is Pizza Hut, which he loved unreservedly.
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The modern architect whom Jain unreservedly loves is Louis Kahn.
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I didn't meet many people who were unreservedly for Trump.
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I apologized unreservedly at the time and face to face.
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"We strongly and unreservedly reject this result," the statement said.
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The news, I was surprised to find, made me unreservedly happy.
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This was extremely good, and I recommend it to you unreservedly.
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"We went too far on this one and apologize unreservedly," Leave.
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But no major party bar the LDP unreservedly backs changing Article 9.
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Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo condemned the killing of Hussein-Suale unreservedly.
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"We are very pleased that Terra Firma has unreservedly withdrawn the allegations."
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Rolls-Royce said it "apologizes unreservedly for the conduct that has been uncovered".
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"Serco apologised unreservedly at the time, and we do so again," he said.
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He said he apologized unreservedly to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for his mistake.
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"Serco apologized unreservedly at the time, and we do so again," he said.
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To anyone I have ever hurt, however unintentionally, I apologize deeply and unreservedly.
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Now I find myself accused of behavior that any civilized person would condemn unreservedly.
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She speaks unreservedly, dipping between subjects and trains of thought with a casual freeness.
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"I unreservedly apologize for what happened ... I went to prison for it," Adoboli said.
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Rolls-Royce, which has apologized unreservedly, also struck deals in the U.S. and Brazil.
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I deeply regret my careless remarks and apologise unreservedly for any distress I caused.
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I deeply regret my careless remarks and apologize unreservedly for any distress I caused.
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UBS said it apologised unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's innocently intended comments.
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UBS said it apologized unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's innocently intended comments.
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I sincerely and unreservedly apologise to all First Nations people for this thoughtless action.
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Even academics and policymakers who used to welcome openness unreservedly are having second thoughts.
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There is no one else in my life I can scream at so unreservedly.
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Trump has embraced and intensified that polarization more unreservedly than any president before him.
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In Reza's plays I saw the total giving of people's bodies and souls, unreservedly.
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" Azran told Artnet News, "I apologize unreservedly for any offense caused by my actions.
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It could be Exhibit A in any discussion of why people love Alison unreservedly.
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So relax and enjoy Gadget Earth — and Sir David, if you're watching, I apologize unreservedly.
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"Stamped from the Beginning" was an unreservedly militant book that received a surprisingly warm reception.
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Grazia is committed to representing diversity throughout its pages and apologizes unreservedly to Lupita Nyong'o.
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Na'im, who was two years younger and admired his big brother unreservedly, took the bottom.
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This allows him to fume at will, nitpick unreservedly and, most of all, curse freely.
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"To anyone I have ever hurt, however unintentionally, I apologize deeply and unreservedly," he wrote.
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Laval officials said they "strongly and unreservedly denounce the unacceptable and terrible acts" at the mosque.
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At the center was a less saintly Trudeau: petulant, impatient and later, embarrassed and "unreservedly" apologetic.
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" He continued, "I sincerely and unreservedly [apologize] to all First Nations people for this thoughtless action.
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But that is no excuse for the offense I have given, for which I unreservedly apologize.
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All you have to do is unconditionally, unreservedly love yourself in all forms — especially the femme one.
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The nature of the allegations has not been disclosed, but Sir Martin has "unreservedly" denied any wrongdoing.
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"We apologize unreservedly for this unfortunate and serious incident," ACCC Chief Operating Officer Rayne de Gruchy said.
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Maybe because everything happening around your hole manipulations supports the story, and it's all so unreservedly weird.
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" In a statement, the Saudi federation said it "deeply regrets and unreservedly apologizes for any offense caused.
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Mr. von Essen unreservedly loves the piano, which sits near the window and anchors the living room.
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The United States must quickly decide where its long-term interests lie and then embrace that avenue unreservedly.
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In any case, though, West can always be counted on to unreservedly rap about what's on his mind.
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" In a Twitter post, Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke wrote, "I unreservedly condemn the barbaric attack @ Liido.
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To anyone I have ever hurt, however unintentionally, I apologize deeply and unreservedly," wrote the singer-songwriter," he wrote.
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"Terra Firma confirms it unreservedly withdraws its allegations of fraud," a lawyer for the firm told a London court.
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Political and military leaders apologized unreservedly, promised to prosecute those involved, and insisted that the shootdown was a mistake.
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"We apologise unreservedly for the incorrectly titled pictures of Dev Patel and Riz Ahmed posted late last night," it reads.
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Ben's much younger half-siblings (Mia Fowler and Jakari Fraser) and the family dog, for their part, adore him unreservedly.
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"We would like to apologize unreservedly to anyone who has been affected by this," the airline said in the statement.
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"It was brought to my attention that my last post was disrespectful, and for that, I apologize unreservedly," she wrote.
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But even though Ryan was the only mainstream Republican the Freedom Caucus trusted even a little, they didn't trust him unreservedly.
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"These are not our values and standards, and we condemn them unreservedly," Tatham said in a statement on his company's website.
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It has been a long time since Democrats were willing to revel unreservedly in the success of one of their own.
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Critics were most irate that Trump, in answering a question, didn't unreservedly say that he trusted our intelligence agencies more than Putin.
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"I sincerely regret having made any disrespectful comments and I unreservedly apologize in this regards to yourself and your government," he said.
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A Clearview Wealth spokeswoman said the company had unreservedly apologized to any customers affected, noting the unit had been closed in 2017.
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In Toronto, Ujiri can keep making Knicks-level money and continue his happy coexistence with an ownership group that loves him unreservedly.
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" Late Thursday evening, the Saudi Arabian Football Federation issued an apology stating "it deeply regrets and unreservedly apologizes for any offense caused.
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"We apologise unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by these innocently intended comments by Paul Donovan," it said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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" Mr. Trudeau said several times that he apologized for his actions "unreservedly" and acknowledged that his decision to move Mr. Brown "was unadvisable.
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Sorrell, who has headed the advertising giant for three decades, said he rejected the allegations "unreservedly" but acknowledged the company's right to investigate.
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"We apologise unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by these innocently intended comments by Paul Donovan," UBS said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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He asked Li to sign a declaration that he had made false allegations, was in contempt of the judiciary, and to apologize unreservedly.
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"This vision and this design are supposed to be about being a fan," says Chen, who remains unreservedly apologetic for the problems surrounding Stolen.
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It's also that she clearly felt a sense of catharsis in being so openly, unreservedly blunt — and even downright mean: Senator Holmes, let's talk.
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" Extinction Rebellion UK "unreservedly" denounced Mr. Hallam's remarks, saying in a statement that although it favored "restorative measures," in some cases, "exclusion is necessary.
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In a phone conversation with European Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said Brussels should "unreservedly condemn" Turkey's actions.
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Lagarde, who unreservedly rejected the suggestion of taking up the ECB job till recently, called the nomination to succeed Italy's Mario Draghi from Nov.
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There'll always be places like Planet Doom, though, and the people who hunger for that are the people who will most unreservedly love the movie.
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"I would like to unreservedly apologize for any hurt and distress caused by a quote in a recent interview with The Times," Lohan, 32, began.
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"We can fulfill the tasks that we're tackling without new debt," Scholz said when asked if he would stick to the balanced budget goal unreservedly.
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But we apologize unreservedly for not upholding the highest of editorial standards in ensuring that we were aware of all alterations that had been made.
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"On behalf of the trust, I apologize unreservedly to the families who have been affected," said Paula Clark, the interim chief executive of the Trust.
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I OWE CERTAINLY THE COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGEWATER, BEEN ON THE PHONE FOR THE PAST WEEK, I OWE THOSE PEOPLE AN APOLOGY WHICH I UNRESERVEDLY EXTEND.
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Best to approach them like Lagerfeld tackled everything else in life: Creatively, unreservedly, and with the conviction that we are all capable of making impossible things happen.
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"We condemn unreservedly the capture of Stena Impero as she transited the Strait of Hormuz earlier today," the Chamber's chief executive, Bob Sanguinetti, said in a statement.
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There are a few who believe Elon Musk is the messiah who will get our asses to paradise on Mars, and who unreservedly love his drivable cinderblock.
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"I apologize unreservedly for the damage, distress and hurt that I have caused to Alen Stajcic," Reid said in a statement issued on her behalf by FFA.
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" And after Ms. Lysette's statement, he told The Hollywood Reporter that he was upset to "find myself accused of behavior that any civilized person would condemn unreservedly.
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When announcers exclaim that a rider pedals "like the Hulk" or describe Alaphilippe's performance as "absolutely extraordinary," it seems wise to temper the urge to clap unreservedly.
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I watched my daughters love and trust unreservedly and I remember the long road that it has been to let myself love and be loved without fear.
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All these high-stakes games of telephone, with people's egos used as poker chips, are the meat and potatoes of In the Loop, a movie I love unreservedly.
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"Terra Firma confirms it unreservedly withdraws its allegations of fraud," a lawyer for the firm told a London court, adding that it would also pay Citi's legal costs.
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" When reached for comment, Reid told BuzzFeed News, "If I ever did or said anything that was misinterpreted or somehow created an uncomfortable workplace environment I apologize unreservedly.
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Imagine if Mr Kavanaugh had come forward as soon as the allegations emerged, admitted to being a drunken teenage jerk and apologised unreservedly to the women he assaulted.
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Even given how many gimmicky food-brand-themed restaurants have opened in our lifetime, food lovers appear ready to openly, unreservedly embrace the Nutella Café in New York.
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The Westpac board on Friday had apologised unreservedly for 23 million breaches of money laundering laws, but stood by management despite pressure from politicians to review its leadership.
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"Serco apologized unreservedly at the time, and we do so again," he said, adding the Serco Group board and its management had been replaced since the offences occurred.
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Chesterfield Football Club apologises unreservedly to the four supporters who entered the competition and we can assure all supporters that following the internal review, disciplinary action will be taken.
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"I reject the allegation unreservedly but recognize that the company has to investigate it," the 73-year-old, one of Britain's best-known and highest-paid chief executives, said.
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"I would like to unreservedly apologize for any hurt and distress caused by a quote in a recent interview with The Times," Lohan said in a statement to People.
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Presenting the violence in terms of "evil" not only ensures that the fight against it is imperative, it also places us, unreservedly, on the right side of moral history.
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Lily Eskelsen García, president of the National Education Association, the other national union, celebrated the fact that Democrats and Republicans alike ran campaigns unreservedly in favor of public education.
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They have helped to finally turn me, completely and unreservedly, onto wearing headphones in public at every moment because I can tune the world out or welcome it in.
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"On behalf of the Top Gear team and Matt, I would like to apologize unreservedly for what these images seem to portray," Evans said on his BBC radio breakfast show.
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"I would like to unreservedly apologize for any hurt and distress caused by a quote in a recent interview with The Times," Lohan, 32, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.
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"We condemn unreservedly anyone who is involved in this, it is illegal, it brings shooting into disrepute and it is completely wrong, and fortunately it is extremely rare," he said.
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At Superdrug we pride ourselves on the highest levels of customer service and would like to apologise unreservedly if on this occasion we have failed to meet our high standards.
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"The corresponding author of the paper has unreservedly acknowledged that the paper is inaccurate and unreliable and has initiated the journal's formal procedure for its complete retraction," the statement said.
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Kelly faced heavy criticism Wednesday and Thursday for unreservedly backing Porter before he quit and for reportedly urging him to stay on "and fight" in the face of the allegations.
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"We are shocked by these discoveries and unreservedly condemn these actions," the statement said, adding that they recognized "the courage and suffering" of the women and others who spoke up.
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Similarly, trader sentiment and hedge-fund positioning are almost — but not quite — as unreservedly aggressive as they were then, as investor surveys and the patterns in options-trading volume confirm.
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And by aligning so unreservedly with the men accused of sexual misconduct, rather than the women they have been alleged to victimize, Trump is raising the risks of such shifts.
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"I would like to unreservedly apologize for any hurt and distress caused by a quote in a recent interview with The Times," she said in a statement to People magazine.
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While most of the national attention focused on Mr. Trump's visit, Mr. Bryant must bear responsibility for putting what should have been an unreservedly joyous celebration under a pall of negativity.
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The organization's already growing numbers have thrust it into the crosshairs of mainstream Democratic politics, where anything short of a pledge to unreservedly back the party's eventual nominee is a nonstarter.
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But it is clear that the primary aim here is to bolster the coal industry, which President Trump embraced unreservedly on the campaign trail and whose moguls embraced him right back.
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"We apologise unreservedly to The First Lady and her family for any embarrassment caused by our publication of these allegations," said part of the written apology issued by The Telegraph late Friday.
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It is very much set in Tokyo, but it is about romance — about how some people locate their identity by immersing themselves unreservedly in a context that is deeply strange to them.
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The only devices I've tested that I unreservedly recommend, below, are somewhat larger and more expensive than the pens, most end up in the $5003 range including all the parts you'll need.
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Carmody's equipment and confidential work material must be returned, details on how the San Francisco Police Department obtained the warrant must be unsealed, and San Francisco government officials must unreservedly condemn these actions.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — This statement will fall unreservedly into the category of "first-world problems," but there are few shopping trips that I dread more than trying to buy a pair of JEANS.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The board of Australia's second largest bank on Friday apologized unreservedly for 23 million breaches of money laundering laws, but stood by management despite pressure from politicians to review its leadership.
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He apologized publicly and "unreservedly," and in later interviews he sometimes suggested that he had been playing the provocateur — his trademark role — or had not understood that his comments would be made public.
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"We are very pleased that Terra Firma has unreservedly withdrawn the allegations, agreed to the dismissal of the proceedings and will pay Citi's costs in relation to this matter," Citi said in a statement.
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" Days later, the actress apologized in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE saying, "I would like to unreservedly apologize for any hurt and distress caused by a quote in a recent interview with The Times.
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For them, the key impediment to embracing Trump more unreservedly is his wild unpredictability—which, by no coincidence, is the thing about Trump that makes his candidacy an ongoing liability for other Republican politicians.
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"We are very pleased that Terra Firma has unreservedly withdrawn the allegations, agreed to the dismissal of the proceedings and will pay Citi's costs in relation to this matter," Citigroup said in a statement.
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Now, if Macron can manage to shepherd his huge social, economic and tax reforms through a National Assembly that he seems to control unreservedly, France's economy, too, could emerge as the strongest in Europe.
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The homes are interesting for architecture buffs but I can't recommend them unreservedly as rentals: the mix of shabby vintage furniture and second-rate modern appliances gives the whole project a slightly amateurish feel.
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"He acknowledged that Rees-Mogg's Grenfell comments had "caused a huge amount of hurt and distress," adding: "He has apologised unreservedly and I do think that is the right thing for him to do.
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"A resilient performance in the coming two weeks will flip the monthly technical picture unreservedly positive for next year," PVM oil market analysts said, although they said prices were still likely to be volatile.
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"A resilient performance in the coming two weeks will flip the monthly technical picture unreservedly positive for next year," PVM oil market analysts said, although they said prices were still likely to be volatile.
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She apologized "unreservedly," but more than 30,000 people signed a petition calling for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation to terminate her, and some said that Ms. Abdel-Magied, a Sudanese-born Australian, should be deported.
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The unreservedly progressive members who were just elected to Congress will only wait so long before they start pressing Democratic leaders to take more aggressive steps to pick up one of their top campaign issues.
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The order was accompanied by several pages of explanation and justification and included a separate opinion from Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch—who would have blessed Mr Trump's order unreservedly, if provisionally.
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"I apologise unreservedly to those who consider I have disrespected them by the way I have pursued my case," Assange said in a letter that was read to the court by his lawyer, Mark Summers.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's anti-trust regulator apologized "unreservedly" for publishing confidential information about its decision to block a $10 billion merger of TPG Telecom and Vodafone's Australian joint venture, blaming a flaw in its website.
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"We can fulfill the tasks that we're tackling without new debt," Scholz said when asked by Reuters during a short press statement if he would stick unreservedly to the government's goal of a balanced budget.
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"This is what it looks like holding hands with a stranger," she said, as she reached her hands toward a spectator with an ample torso and kind small face, and he unreservedly, instantaneously reached back.
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Rolls apologized unreservedly after it was found to have paid bribes including a luxury car and millions of pounds of cash to middlemen to secure orders in countries such as Indonesia, Russia, India, China and Nigeria.
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Investors have exited oil names so unreservedly over the years that energy now holds a weight of only 4% in the S&P 500, compared with more than 13% in 1990, according to Bespoke Investment Group.
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Compassion wants nothing more than to continue supporting India's children and families, and we respectfully urge Prime Minister Modi to immediately and unreservedly reverse his government's decisions and release the funding that India's poorest desperately need.
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And they will return to the idea that was central to international relations for most of human history: that, as Trump said at the UN, the job of every nation is to put itself first, unreservedly.
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"This was a genuine error and in no way intentional, however we apologise unreservedly for any offence it may have caused, and have put additional processes in place to ensure this doesn't happen again," the statement said.
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If Uber wants to come back — and it should, there's a $68 billion valuation riding on it — then it needs to do three things, immediately, and in this order: Step 1: Take full responsibility and apologize unreservedly.
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In 2017, Boycott apologised "unreservedly" after the Daily Mirror reported that he had said he needed to black up to improve his chances of getting a knighthood given how many West Indian cricketers had received the honour.
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Irritation and mistrust dog at those who would like nothing more than to be celebrating unreservedly with family and friends this time of year: Christmas, African heritage, the Jewish festival of lights, the end of the year.
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Born in Northern Ireland during the worst of The Troubles, he's now a Londoner who has lived in Spain, France and California, and someone who believes unreservedly in kindness, human decency and a peaceful, united Europe and world.
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"KildareNow would like to apologise unreservedly to everybody who was rightly offended by the article which was extremely insensitive especially in light of recent tragic events in Brussels and elsewhere," it says in a statement on its website.
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In normal circumstances, a consensus of American Jews would have unreservedly cheered the relocation of the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, which Jews of all stripes regard as the national capital despite international refusal to do so.
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This push to shift the investigative focus from Trump to his critics followed the broader direction among congressional Republicans, who are embracing the President more unreservedly, and defending him more reflexively, than they did when he took office.
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But in December 2015, Susan was banned indefinitely from teaching in Wales overall, and apologized "unreservedly for the embarrassment [her case] caused the school," in a letter read out at a hearing called by Wales' independent regulator for teachers.
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"I very clearly projected my own sensitivities around the issue of disabled people being overlooked or ignored onto the images I saw and if that caused any distress to that boy or his family, I apologise unreservedly," she explained.
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"The board wishes to thank all the survivors and witnesses who came forward to assist the reviews and the club apologises unreservedly for the terrible past experiences of some of our former players," said Chelsea, in a lengthy statement.
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Earlier, I quoted from Mike Tomasky's New York Times column worrying that Democrats were becoming a "mirror image" of Republicans, but even in that piece, you see the logic of escalation's power: For now, liberals should cheer this unreservedly.
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The current leaders of L'Arche International, Stephan Posner and Stacy Cates Carney, wrote in a letter to the L'Arche Federation published on Saturday, that they were shocked by the discoveries and unreservedly condemned the actions of Vanier and Philippe.
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Mr. Gianforte unreservedly embraced Mr. Trump, highlighting his efforts to build relationships with the new administration in a wager that the president's tumultuous first months will matter little in a state that he carried by 21 points last year.
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But the fact that that vote still faces an uncertain prospect after such an explosive revelation -- one that directly undermines the central pillar of Trump's defense -- only underscores how unreservedly most Republican senators have locked arms to protect the President.
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In a statement in UK court ahead of his sentencing for breaching bail conditions Assange apologized "unreservedly to those who consider that I have disrespected them by the way I have pursued my case", adding that he regretted his decision to flee.
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In Congress, few progressives are praised more unreservedly by Sanders's supporters than California Representative Barbara Lee—again a woman of color, and the only member of Congress to have voted against the 2001 resolution authorizing the use of force after September 11, 2001.
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Then came the anarchy of the 1990s and the embrace of capitalism (America remains an important metaphor in Pepperstein's work — or, not exactly America, but the irony of Soviet-era dreams of capitalism), where anything and everything could be thought and said, unreservedly.
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" I think Obama would very much enjoy running against Donald Trump — Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) January 13, 2016 He also unreservedly singled out Trump's call for temporarily banning all Muslims from entering the country, saying that when politicians insult Muslims "that doesn't make us safer.
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"I took it upon myself to go and assist him forward, which was I now see unadvisable as a course of action, and resulted in physical contact in this house that we can all accept was unacceptable and I apologize for that unreservedly," he said.
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Indeed, perhaps what's most significant is that there are moments when I can say unreservedly and without caveats that I am enjoying the Rift right in the moment—not as a device indicative of some desirable future, but as a device to own right now.
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A few weeks ago, Nigerian newspapers reported the existence of a handwritten statement Mr. Kanu submitted to law enforcement agents shortly after his arrest, in which he apologized "unreservedly" for the "regrettable" and "uncomplimentary things" he had said about President Buhari and some other people.
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Mr. Mackay, who was seen as a rising star in the Scottish National Party, said in a statement that he had tendered his resignation to the head of the Scottish government, Nicola Sturgeon, late Wednesday and apologized "unreservedly" to the boy and his family.
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At a Senate inquiry into the matter, IBM Australia and New Zealand Managing Director Kerry Purcell said he apologized "unreservedly" for the inconvenience and added that he is negotiating a settlement with the government for failing to fulfill the A$10 million ($7.6 million) contract.
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"The review of Mr. Hannah's care at Salford Royal highlighted that he did not receive the high standard of care we always pride ourselves on delivering and we apologize unreservedly to his family for this," Dr. Pete Turkington, the Trust's medical director, tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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A paradox of old age is that older people have a greater sense of well-being than younger ones — not because they're unreservedly blissful, but because they accept a mixture of happiness and sadness in their lives, and leverage this mixture when events come their way.
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" The Last Battle: Endgame on the Western Front, 1918 ," by Peter Hart, covers the same ground as narrative, following the current orthodoxy of too many British military historians in unreservedly praising the "many strengths and ultimate triumph" of Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, Britain's Western Front commander.
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On issues from immigration to gun control, and crime to transgender rights, Trump has unreservedly identified the GOP with the cultural priorities and racial anxieties of the portions of America -- primarily older, blue-collar, evangelical and rural whites -- most uneasy about the seismic changes remaking the nation.
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I don't know that I necessarily endorse any of these ideas unreservedly — I'd need to do a lot more thinking and talking to people to wrap my head around them — but I list them to make a point: The EOR conversation among wonks and policymakers is woefully narrow.
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"We are shocked by these discoveries and unreservedly condemn these actions, which are in total contradiction with the values Jean Vanier claimed and are incompatible with the basic rules of respect and integrity of persons, and contrary to the fundamental principles on which L'Arche is based," they wrote.
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When Democrats can&apost even praise Trump unreservedly for bringing American hostages home or show up when he fulfills a plank of the Democratic Party platform by moving our embassy to Jerusalem, it further convinces millions of Americans who abandoned the Democratic Party in 2016 that they made the right decision.
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" She admitted that her reaction to the video arose from personal sensitivity to the issue, writing, "I very clearly projected my own sensitivities around the issue of disabled people being overlooked or ignored onto the images I saw and if that caused any distress to that boy or his family, I apologise unreservedly.
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And by 'apologize unreservedly,' I mean the visual and verbal equivalent of the Japanese shamed-company public apology (see here, here and in South Korea, here) with pleas for forgiveness, tears, and deep bows — preferably the ultimate demonstration which involves getting down on your knees and actually touching your forehead to the floor.
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" Mr. Field later apologized, saying in a statement to the British TV network ITV on Friday, "I deeply regret this episode and unreservedly apologize to the lady concerned for grabbing her, but in the current climate, I felt the need to act decisively to close down the threat to the safety of those present.
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But Mueller did not unreservedly endorse this view — he also expressed some concerns about how this interpretation would fare in court: At the same time, no judicial decision has treated the voluntary provision of uncompensated opposition research or similar information as a thing of value that could amount to a contribution under campaign-finance laws.
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In a letter read out by his lawyer in court, The Guardian reports that Assange apologized "unreservedly to those who consider that I have disrespected them by the way I have pursued my case", claiming he had been afraid of the "terrifying circumstances" he found himself in — and saying he now regrets his decision to flee.
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More concerned for older relatives' prospects than my own, I unreservedly accepted the mantle of quarantine, and withdrew from professional life (without paid sick leave or telework) and listened to the television experts' vague directive to "hunker down" as I considered the irony of contracting a deadly virus at a kids' party I wasn't even invited to.
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" (As in: Marc Antony only said he came to bury Caesar: he actually praised him unreservedly.) There is certainly justification in criticizing the excesses of the gushing testimonials, though at this point liberal critics of Greenwald might expect him to pipe up at a eulogy for Santa Claus, charging: "Who was this guy to decide which kids were naughty and which were nice?
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As a case in point, one need look no further than the bestselling popular title of the former militant Maoist-Leninist turned professor of development studies, Prof Terje Tvedt, who in his last book presents an image of a Norway that was ethnically and religiously homogeneous until the late 22018s, and which enthusiastically and unreservedly welcomed immigrants and asylum seekers from the post-colonial world.
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But they also measure the extent to which Trump has thrust these questions of American identity to the forefront of political debate by identifying so unreservedly with the forces opposed to social change across a wide array of issues, from immigration to the protests of African American National Football League players to transgender rights and the appointment of socially conservative Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch.
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This type of comment is not unusual – it can happen with any studio on any film, when different actor's names come up in conversation – but once you hear negative feedback about somebody, you don't forget it.... The movies changed hands from Miramax to New Line before casting actually got underway – but because we had been warned off Ashley and Mira by Miramax, and we were naive enough to assume we'd been told the truth, Fran and I did not raise their names in New Line casting conversations.... If we were unwitting accomplices in harming their careers, Fran and I unreservedly apologise to both Ashley and Mira.
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