"Today is me accepting responsibility for my wrongdoing," he said.
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Accepting responsibility for your financial situation, and starting to change it
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ISIS leaders have since reciprocated, publicly accepting responsibility for the horrific attack.
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He seems incapable of accepting responsibility or admitting that he is wrong.
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He made a mistake in judgment and he's accepting responsibility for his mistake.
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He made a mistake in judgment, and he is accepting responsibility for it.
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He seems pathologically incapable of accepting responsibility or admitting that he is wrong.
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That requires accepting responsibility for what went wrong and understanding why it went wrong.
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Iran initially denied wrongdoing in the plane crash before ultimately accepting responsibility on Saturday.
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Will he respond to bad news by accepting responsibility and trying to do better?
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The judge also declined to give Manafort any credit for accepting responsibility for his crimes.
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Apologizing and accepting responsibility, however, will certainly shorten the length of time she stays there.
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Shortly after his arrest a video was released purportedly showing Jadhav accepting responsibility to the charges.
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Mr. Liang's lawyer, Daniel V. Nixon, said that Mr. Liang was accepting responsibility for his actions.
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He also delicately maneuvered between accepting responsibility for the two crashes and pointing the finger elsewhere.
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But Mr. Trump, as you may have noticed, isn't big on accepting responsibility for his failures.
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I don't think there's anything antithetical about measured conversation and accepting responsibility and wild-ass innovation.
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"International brand companies are not accepting responsibility for the rights abuses in their supply chain," it claimed.
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Rather than accepting responsibility for those choices, he has lashed out in anger at everyone around him.
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" That means accepting responsibility for their behavior and its consequences, and "[making] changes to stop the abusive cycle.
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Prosecutors contend Michael spoke to police about the beatings and wrote a letter accepting responsibility for her death.
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And the Courant was similarly unmoved, accusing Esty of shifting the blame in lieu of accepting responsibility herself.
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"The defendant deserves credit for accepting responsibility in a timely fashion and substantially assisting the government," prosecutors wrote.
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However, given his record of never accepting responsibility, we can count on his blaming China should matters worsen.
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According to Metro, accepting a caution in England is essentially the same thing as accepting responsibility for an offense.
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Diamond selects a dozen: acknowledging the crisis, accepting responsibility, defining the problem, getting help, having patience, and so on.
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Mr. Flynn also "deserves credit for accepting responsibility in a timely fashion and substantially assisting the government," prosecutors wrote.
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"Mark is focused on accepting responsibility and attempting to atone for his conduct," Proctor said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Do you think that's because he's just incapable of accepting responsibility or because he doesn't know who Harry Truman was?
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"Mark is focused on accepting responsibility and attempting to atone for his conduct," Proctor said in a statement at the time.
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" But Jackson did decide to give Manafort credit for accepting responsibility "given his plea and given his sworn admissions in court.
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Later, instead of accepting responsibility for the failure to repeal and replace Obamacare, the president blamed fellow Republicans such as Sens.
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" On why people should believe him: "I'm accepting responsibility that this photograph was on my page in the yearbook, I regret that.
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But as the show enters its final season, BoJack (Will Arnett) seems to be on the path toward accepting responsibility by entering rehab.
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And, if someone has a pattern of making excuses rather than accepting responsibility, it is more difficult to believe the most recent explanation.
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"Mark is focused on accepting responsibility and attempting to atone for his conduct," Salling's attorney Michael Proctor said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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"Mark is focused on accepting responsibility and attempting to atone for his conduct," Proctor said in a statement to PEOPLE at the time.
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Will President Trump learn finally to be an American, which includes accepting responsibility for the well-being of others in our political community?
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The country's defense secretary resigned earlier this week, accepting responsibility for the failures, and the government has vowed to overhaul its security operations.
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For our part it's humbling to say we, accepting responsibility for errors we haven't made, extending forgiveness to the writer and to ourselves.
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They're fairly good at just accepting responsibility and pledging they're going to do better, and talking to their community in a sympathetic way.
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"Mark is focused on accepting responsibility and attempting to atone for his conduct," his attorney said in a statement to PEOPLE at the time.
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The result is its tech tool is surfacing or demoting pieces of content at vast scale without accepting responsibility for these editorial judgement calls.
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But there is one lesson in particular that can hold a person back from career success if they fail to master it: Accepting responsibility.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation – the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook said.
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"Lately it seems, this industry is becoming known for a less noble innovation: the belief that you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," said Cook.
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Accepting responsibility is a great first step Most importantly, you need to do more than reflect if you want to change this part of yourself.
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It continued in 2017 with Jay-Z's "4:44," a stripped-down, strikingly exposed album about accepting responsibility as a grown man, husband and father.
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"Mark is focused on accepting responsibility and attempting to atone for his conduct," his attorney, Michael Proctor, said in a statement to PEOPLE at the time.
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The mass resignation appears to be an acknowledgment that the Chilean church — which has consistently defended Barros and maintained his innocence — is accepting responsibility for wrongdoing.
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Accepting responsibility for violence and for setting things into motion is an ethical question, and Lavok forces the player to grapple with what to do now.
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Yet some parents feel that their children ought to have the right to attend school "without accepting responsibility for the implications of doing that," he said.
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Walk into any criminal courthouse, and you will find it packed with judges and prosecutors lecturing defendants on the importance of accepting responsibility for their choices.
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" Mr. Kim noted that Mr. Zarrab's guilty plea was critical because it validated the government's case and showed a key conspirator "accepting responsibility for his crimes.
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"Mark is focused on accepting responsibility and attempting to atone for his conduct," Proctor said in a statement to PEOPLE at the time of his plea deal.
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The mayor "has admitted his wrongful conduct, is accepting responsibility for his actions and is genuinely remorseful," Mr. Rimm said in a statement before Mr. Gilliam's resignation.
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That makes it risky for the network to act publicly in these situations, whether it's admitting to an act of protest or accepting responsibility for an embarrassing moment.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation—the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook told the Stanford graduates.
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Accepting responsibility for your crime, beginning restitution and creating a personal narrative of remorse are key to any chance of convincing a judge to reduce the maximum sentence.
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The trick to persevering in this world isn't to run away, afraid of accepting responsibility, and it isn't to submit to nihilistic violence and give up on humanity altogether.
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Mark van Baal, founder of Follow This, a Dutch shareholder activist group, said that accepting responsibility for the emissions of its products was "an industry-leading move" by Shell.
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Proactively enrolling in an anger management class, as Bloom has already said publicly she will push for, and accepting responsibility for his actions would go a long way, they said.
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And accepting responsibility for the role you play in a social system means accepting that you as an individual must be willing to do work in the struggle against injustice.
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Giovanni Castellucci, the company's chief executive, said Autostrade felt for the victims and their families and would cooperate with an investigation, but stopped short of accepting responsibility for the collapse.
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Rouhani refrained on Monday from accepting responsibility of problems raised by protesters and he blamed his predecessor and also Iran's long-time adversary, the United States for the government's shortcomings.
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Parents tend to use a goldfish's untimely demise as a way to teach children about mortality, but Ponzio insists that the real lesson of keeping fish is about accepting responsibility.
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During an emergency press conference held the same evening the video was released, navy command headquarters commander Admiral Huang Shu-kuang issued an apology while fully accepting responsibility for the incident.
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In the final days leading up to Mark Salling's death by apparent suicide, the former Glee actor was "focused on accepting responsibility" for his child pornography case, according to his lawyer.
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A tense diplomatic standoff over the detained American pilot and crew was resolved after Washington said, twice, that it was "very sorry" — without officially accepting responsibility for the accident and death.
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Accepting responsibility for this disastrous incident, offering full compensation to victims, and making a commitment to conduct an investigation and hold those responsible accountable — all promised in President Hassan Rouhani's Jan.
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U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis, who could effectively deliver a life sentence to Manafort, 69, said the veteran Republican political consultant should not receive credit for accepting responsibility for his crimes.
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While accepting responsibility for the setback, in his speech the president laid much of the blame on the mess he inherited from Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a populist Peronist, and on circumstances.
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"Look at the contrast between Al Franken, accepting responsibility, apologizing, and Roy Moore and Donald Trump, who have done neither," Hillary Clinton said during a radio interview with 77 WABC New York.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation – the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook said in a Stanford University commencement address in June.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation – the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook said, according to videos posted online of his speech.
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The news, as reported by ABC 15, that this chief "has elected to personally oversee the internal investigation into the officers involved in the incident" should be reassuring evidence that she is accepting responsibility.
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Forgiving oneself can be uniquely challenging, but research suggests accepting responsibility for whatever wrongdoing is an essential first step (though it also requires identifying when you are genuinely at fault in the first place).
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They have been compounded by political infighting between the president and the prime minister — the president blaming underlings for not having told him of the threat, and the prime minister apologizing and accepting responsibility.
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A communiqué, attributed to a shadowy group of rogue Venezuelan military men, appeared on Twitter after the attack, with vague statements denouncing the government, leading some to think that the group was accepting responsibility.
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"I've done a lot of research on how people define adulthood, and people vary, but in general it's not an age, it's defined by qualities such as accepting responsibility for yourself and making independent decisions."
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Washington (CNN)House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy promised Thursday the imminent House GOP plan would get rid of some of Obamacare's shortcomings when told Republicans would be accepting responsibility for the new health care system.
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" More have spoken out since the original story, claims which Iuzzini told Mic are "simply untrue," adding, "there is a difference between accepting responsibility for my immaturity and allowing false claims and accusations to be reported.
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He also agreed with the government that Manafort shouldn't get credit for accepting responsibility (although Manafort went to trial in Virginia, his lawyers argued he should get credit because of his guilty plea in the DC case).
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" More have spoken out since the original story, claims which Iuzzini told Mic are "simply untrue," and that "there is a difference between accepting responsibility for my immaturity and allowing false claims and accusations to be reported.
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My role was to talk everything through with them and help them make a decision based on their needs and adult status, with eyes wide open and accepting responsibility for it, which they did thoughtfully and carefully.
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Mueller said in a recent filing that the government opposes Manafort getting any credit for his cooperation and that it's an additional basis for Ellis to deny any sentence reduction Manafort otherwise may have received for accepting responsibility.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook used a Stanford commencement speech yesterday to go after other tech companies, saying "this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation — the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," per CNBC.
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Until you start accepting responsibility, you will not: Be genuine As long as you keep on dreaming up elaborate excuses to duck out of responsibility, you are not being honest with yourself or anyone else — and they know it.
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Healing for veterans and the public requires looking into the difficult mirror of truth, accepting responsibility for what you did or didn't do during the war, and then going forward with your life in service to the larger good.
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They said Manafort should get credit for accepting responsibility because he pleaded guilty to crimes in his case in federal court in Washington, DC, that overlapped with his Virginia case, even though he opted to go to trial in Virginia.
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Although VA has improved its level of transparency, as evidenced by the release of these reports (albeit nine months later), it can still improve its accountability by accepting responsibility for the problems outlined in them rather than making excuses and deflecting.
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Huffington kicked off the chat, acting as a sort of proxy for CEO Travis Kalanick and reiterating the founder's commitment to accepting responsibility for the current state of Uber's culture, and also responsibility for the transformation Uber is currently pursuing as a result.
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" Barnes & Noble said in its statement that the allegations about Mr. Riggio "are replete with lies and mischaracterizations" and an example of Mr. Parneros being "someone who, instead of accepting responsibility for blatantly inappropriate behavior, is lashing out against a former employer.
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" As for Ostovich, she issued a statement on the situation through her attorney, Lanson Kupau, saying she's "satisfied that Arnold is accepting responsibility for his actions and getting the needed help so that he can be the best father to our daughter.
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While Zuckerberg explained some of his own perspectives — such as denying that Facebook is a monopoly and accepting responsibility for content on its platform — he mostly sidestepped sticky situations by calmly offering to have his "team" follow up with details at a later time.
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In their statement Tuesday, Russian officials sought to tread a fine line between accepting responsibility for the doping violation and expressing doubts that Krushelnytsky had knowingly taken meldonium, a heart medicine that increases blood flow and has been banned from most sports since 2016.
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As the standoff enters its fifth day, neither Australia nor Papua New Guinea is accepting responsibility: Papua New Guinea's government has said any refugees who do not wish to settle in Papua New Guinea are Australia's responsibility, while the Australian government insists Papua New Guinea is responsible.
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"It bothers me that a president of the United States, instead of accepting responsibility for what he does and what his administration does, constantly looks for other scapegoats, whether it's Congress, whether it's past presidents, whether it's somebody else," said Leon Panetta, who served as defense secretary under Obama.
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" Ms. Vargas noted that Mr. Torres had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice and filing a false report, and that she expected him to explain to the jury that by accepting responsibility for his actions and testifying, he hoped he would get "a reduction in his sentence.
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"NHL still has a lot of work to do in acknowledging and accepting responsibility for players who have passed and those who are out there with CTE and don't even know it," she wrote, referring to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the degenerative brain disease caused by repeated blows to the head.
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Saudi officials in attendance also acknowledged Mr. Khashoggi, though they did so without accepting responsibility for directing his killing, despite fresh allegations from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, who laid out on Tuesday the Saudi planning of what he called the "premeditated murder" of Mr. Khashoggi at the country's consulate in Istanbul.
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"Even when circumstances later came to light that prompted extensive public debate about the investigation of General Flynn, including revelations that certain FBI officials involved in the January 24 interview of General Flynn were themselves being investigated for misconduct, General Flynn did not back away from accepting responsibility for his actions," the defense team wrote.
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Northam is telling those close to him that the answer lies in his character: Northam, who hails from the Commonwealth's Eastern Shore, a somewhat isolated locale, has explained privately to advisers that both his training and experiences at the Virginia Military Institute and as a serviceman fostered an ethos of accepting responsibility in the interest of moving on.
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Also, I'd put in parentheses that one the biggest shifts we're seeing in this round of protests following the shooting down of the plane is that an increasing number of supporters of the [regime] are coming out, accepting responsibility, accepting that mistakes were made, accepting that people would be allowed to protest and demonstrate their anger, and accepting that there was a total mismanagement that is unforgivable that has culminated in this event.
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