"I apologise, I apologise for the comparison, I truly do," Shelton said.
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"I appreciate ur understanding & I apologise," the rocker wrote.
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My mum taught me to never apologise for my sexuality.
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Mr Corbyn doesn't think he has anything to apologise for.
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The White House wants Democrats and the media to apologise.
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We apologise to passengers for any inconvenience this may cause.
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This was our mistake and we apologise to Cory Doctorow.
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The band would like to apologise to all their fans.
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Lawrence: I have to apologise – I'm a little bit tipsy.
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But he reiterated that Ankara will not apologise to Moscow.
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But Hynett does not apologise for the stance it took.
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"We apologise that our social posts caused offence," Chloe Couchman said.
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We apologise for any inconvenience caused to local residents and visitors.
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"We apologise if we offended anyone through that prank," Max said.
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"They wanted me to apologise publicly for my wrongs," Gauthier said.
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Despite widespread criticism, Khan is yet to apologise for the remark.
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First, it begs the question of who should apologise to whom.
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He then said he would ask Pope Francis to apologise too.
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We recognise people were offended by irresponsible & offensive posts & we apologise.
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We apologise to our customers for any inconvenience this event caused.
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After some thought, this was cowardly of me and I apologise.
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We apologise again to any consumers who were put at risk.
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It has happened, and when issues happen we have to apologise.
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We deeply apologise to everyone who relied on Jinn in any way.
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An Australian state government will apologise for historic laws which criminalised homosexuality.
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They must recognise the wrong, they must apologise, they must be transparent.
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On Friday morning, Momoa took to Instagram to apologise for his comments.
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We apologise to passengers for any disruption that occurs as a result.
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Well, I'm not going to apologise because I think she looks beautiful!
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"I don't feel bad about it anymore; I don't apologise," he says.
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As a non-Jamaican myself, I apologise if I've overstepped the mark.
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Boris Johnson's neighbour put out a sign to apologise to the world. pic.twitter.
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"It doesn't make me popular but I won't apologise for it," he said.
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This was blamed on his internationalism; but for that he would never apologise.
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"I apologise for the distraction that this issue has caused," she told reporters.
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Wawrinka, who later won the match, immediately jumped over the net to apologise.
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I wore some once, in Thailand, and still wanted to apologise to strangers.
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We will continue to monitor this and apologise to anyone that were affected.
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It demanded that he should delete the post and apologise by July 28th.
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We will continue to monitor this and apologise to anyone that was affected.
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"We apologise for any inconvenience this causes our honest customers," says one sign.
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Furious Chinese fans have bombarded Horton's Facebook and Instagram accounts, demanding he apologise.
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"I'm ashamed of my behaviour and I apologise here to everyone," Fan wrote.
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A better man than Mr Trump would have used the occasion to apologise.
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UK TRADE MINISTER FOX SAYS WILL APOLOGISE TO IVANKA TRUMP FOR AMBASSADOR'S COMMENTS
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"The State must listen, apologise, make reparations and make transformational change," Becroft said.
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I also want to apologise for jumping out of the cake like that.
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When Nicola had to apologise to Liza Minnelli for this "tribute" to Cabaret.
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They could establish truth-telling commissions and acknowledge—and even apologise for—past atrocities.
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The FCA said in a statement that it accepted the recommendation that it apologise.
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I deeply regret my careless remarks and apologise unreservedly for any distress I caused.
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Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng became the latest government minister to apologise over the bill.
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The centenary would be as good a time as any to apologise for Amritsar.
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He, too, would apologise for the abuse of Amerindians by the independent Mexican republic.
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I sincerely and unreservedly apologise to all First Nations people for this thoughtless action.
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"(They) cast blame for the first one and apologise after the second," he said.
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Swinson later described Johnson's remarks as "sickening" and called on him to apologise immediately.
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Try to reserve this for times when you truly have something to apologise for.
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Labour MP John Mann asks Damian Green to apologise to victims of sexual harassment.
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On behalf of everyone at Uber globally, I apologise for the mistakes we've made.
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"We cannot apologise for something that we don't believe is wrong," Nybroe told Ritzau.
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He's not exactly famous for his zen-like nature and he did apologise over Twitter.
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Oh yeah, and we apologise in advance for using the word "penetration" so many times.
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Our immigration laws in this country are a total disaster...There's nothing to apologise for.
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After the presidential election in 2016, the Leader of the Nation even had to apologise.
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Some have urged Mr Trump to apologise for equating Nazis with those who protest Nazism.
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"We can't apologise enough to Megan," a spokesperson for Miller and Carter told The Sun.
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The next day, after threatening calls from Chechnya, Mr Senchenko was forced to apologise profusely.
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The city's government denied the allegation, but ordered the court to apologise and pay compensation.
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We apologise for this human error which fell below our usual standards on the programme.
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"We sincerely accept netizens&apos criticism and advice and apologise to the public," it said.
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We apologise for the error and have let the advertiser know we are approving their ads.
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Well we are still waiting for the New York Times to apologise for its outrageous headline.
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Mr Dijsselbloem refused to apologise, saying that he had been making a general point about responsibility.
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She has given no fewer than three televised speeches to apologise, each one suggesting new remedies.
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I can only apologise for all the upset & offence I know this development will cause. pic.twitter.
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Hi Andreas, we apologise for the situation and for all the inconvenience it may cause you.
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Separately, I want to apologise to my wife for the Hell that she has been through.
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Spain refused to apologise, saying the conquest "cannot be judged in the light of contemporary considerations".
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White New Zealanders pull Muslim immigrants aside to apologise and Maoris dance hakas for the dead.
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The interior minister came out to apologise for the police brutality, quelling the protests—for now.
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No longer, with their one last dying breath, will they apologise for bleeding on your shirt.
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"We have spoken to Ms. Todd to apologise and are establishing the background to her claims."
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Monroe originally asked Hopkins to apologise and donate £5,000 to a migrant charity, but Hopkins refused.
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The first secretary of state did not apologise but said complaints procedures need to be strengthened.
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In recent months it was forced to apologise to China for diverting packages belonging to Huawei.
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The speaker of the Russian parliament has called for Poland to apologise for starting the war.
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INGRAHAM: Well when we Conservatives make mistakes, we are driven through threats and intimidation and we apologise.
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We continue to monitor this situation and apologise to any passengers that were affected by this disruption.
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This week Ilhan Omar, a Democratic congresswoman from Minnesota, had to apologise for peddling anti-Semitic tropes.
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I sincerely apologise for the inability to continue serving and for all the shortcomings during my service.
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"We recognise people were offended by irresponsible & offensive posts & we apologise," the company said in a Tweet.
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Perhaps, though, something even more seemingly impossible might happen: Liam Gallagher might actually apologise to his brother.
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The actor was asked to apologise for his statement, but has so far declined to do so.
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Israel agreed to apologise formally for the deaths and pay compensation to the families three years ago.
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Johnson, who has made clear that he does not intend to apologise, returned to Britain on Saturday.
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"He kept apologising to us but we told him there was no need to apologise," Forte said.
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Despite the torrent of outrage being directed his way, Duterte has refused to apologise for his comments.
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I wanted to apologise to the Royal Family publicly but Meghan and Harry told me not to.
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"We apologise to our viewers and the public," NHK later wrote on its website, according to Reuters.
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"I apologise for any offence my comment caused, and withdraw it in full and without reservation," Andreessen wrote.
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Nonetheless, he had to apologise quickly, for fear of appearing rather smug—and for getting ahead of himself.
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"We apologise for any misunderstanding that might be interpreted as an offence to the great artist," they wrote.
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"We didn't check what the trend was about hence the confusion, again we do apologise," the retailer tweeted.
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" "I, Joost, van Doorn, want to personally apologise for any financial damages this announcement will cause to people.
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CGT representative Sebastien Menesplier told Reuters the workers wanted Macron to apologise for his remarks on their salaries.
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Please don't start flame wars over it, but this year I'd like to apologise for killing (whispers)... Snape.
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The Liberal Democrats were forced to apologise last week for misrepresenting polling on leaflets distributed in several seats.
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I want to apologise—sincerely—but it's getting jumbled up with the wish to—sincerely—thank the guy.
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In a TV interview Mr Corbyn repeatedly failed to apologise for his failure to deal with the problem.
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Bighill&aposs son Beau has a cleft lip and underwent surgery on Wednesday, which prompted Williams to apologise.
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"We deeply apologise for the situation caused by our oversight," Health Minister Katsunobu Kato told a news conference.
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" That novel opens with a fragment of a song: "O, the wild rose blossoms / On the little green place"; a dance tune, "Tralala lala, / Tralala tralaladdy"; and a cautionary rhyme recited by the infant Stephen Dedalus's frightful governess, appropriately nicknamed Dante, "Pull out his eyes, / Apologise, / Apologise, / Pull out his eyes.
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Last week he was forced to make a formal statement in the Canadian parliament to apologise for his boasts.
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"Manchester id like to apologise for my brothers absence last night very disappointed stay beautiful stay safe," he continued.
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If you DM us your Nectar card number we'll add some points to apologise and alert our suppliers. Ryan.
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Days later Nithyasree Mahadevan, a prominent singer, was forced to apologise for devotional songs referring to Christianity and Islam.
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Finally, at last, he says he would like to apologise "to anyone who has taken this the wrong way".
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"We apologise to Megan Trainor and her support base if this has caused any angst or distress," they wrote.
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" The statement continued, "Mr Fury would like to apologise to anyone who may have taken offence to these comments.
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Anyone who wants to outlaw or apologise for the former will end up too timid to do the latter.
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Once again, it's the anniversary of the Battle of Hogwarts so, as promised, I shall apologise for a death.
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If they don't then please give us a call on this day next year and we will apologise profusely.
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A feminism that shames successful women by calling them whores, then demands they apologise for being hurt, is bullshit.
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We apologise for the bad acting and terrible costumes and we thank Kristin for being such a good sport.
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"If the comments made upset or offended anybody then of course I apologise completely," he said in the video.
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A statement from 5-Star lawmakers said that the Commission should apologise and rewrite its rules on bank rescues.
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"If I did push you out wide then I apologise, of course, that was not the intention," he said.
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"The company wrote on Facebook on Sunday: "We would like to apologise to anyone who may have seen this.
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Boris Johnson's government has refused to apologise after it was found to have broken the law by suspending Parliament.
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His mistake, according to Professor Foot, was in, "making cheating public" when he simply had nothing to apologise for.
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SIN is asking for Facebook to reinstate its Pages and its followers, and to apologise publicly for its actions.
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I apologise to the waiter nearby for my terrible table manners (I went in with hands rather than silverware).
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The next day Mr Corbyn declined four times in a BBC interview to apologise for the long-running sore.
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"We apologise for causing concerns over a pilot mask item," Bluehold said in a statement in The Korea Times.
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China is only encouraging the trend, pressing businesses to apologise for perceived offences such as leaving Taiwan off maps.
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He'd been in a car crash while filming for The Grand Tour, and he wanted to apologise to his family.
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It doesn't need to explain itself or make excuses or apologise for demanding that women be treated as human beings.
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"There's a new generation that doesn't want to apologise for being African and also wants to embrace Christianity," he said.
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" The statement included quotes from Fury ... "I apologise to anyone who may have taken offence at any of my comments.
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Opposing abortion and gay marriage, Mr Bellamy declared that he was "not going to apologise" for being who he was.
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"We have been in touch with the customer directly to apologise and hope to welcome him back into store soon."
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party, implied that she should apologise, though there is no suggestion of wrongdoing.
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I understand that this will have caused some concern and inconvenience for our customers and for that I sincerely apologise.
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It wants to avoid opening a can of worms that could see it compelled to apologise for other colonial outrages.
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We can see that the process has failed regarding the product BJÖRKSTA world map — we regret this mistake and apologise.
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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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While the Kremlin told Britain to back up its assertions or apologise, Britain's fellow EU members offered it "unqualified solidarity".
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I apologise; it'll be like that annoying song you heard on the radio and can't get out of your head.
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" After breaking down into tears, she added: "I apologise on behalf of my country, for what we've put you through.
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Following the widespread criticism, Phua took to her Facebook page on Friday morning local time to apologise for her comments.
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If you're telling me these are horrible, racist people, I would certainly apologise if you'd like me to do that.
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Boris Johnson's government refuses to apologise after they were found to have broken the law by suspending the UK Parliament.
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I can't help it if the restaurant making the food is slow but even though I apologise, people lose it.
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Here's the thing, though, I don't need to apologise for fulfilling — or indeed surpassing — the requirements of my job description.
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"I sincerely apologise for my behavior at last weekend's fight event in Dublin," the 29-year-old said on Instagram.
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Mr Trudeau, an evangelist for multiculturalism both within his country and abroad, has had to apologise repeatedly and at length.
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I want to apologise to all those who believed in me and all those who felt hurt by my actions.
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The note was delivered by two men, who had recognised their friend in the CCTV footage and urged them to apologise.
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Protesters waving rainbow flags and calling for Mr Moon to apologise disrupted one of his campaign events this week (see picture).
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At last year's event activists held banners reading "Transactivism erases lesbianism", prompting organisers to apologise for the "bigotry, ignorance and hate".
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Our intentions were light-hearted and not meant to cause any offence, but clearly we have, and for that we apologise.
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Elon Musk, the boss of Tesla, had to apologise after calling Wall Street analysts "boneheads" on a conference call in May.
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I walked away from the experience with a stronger sense of myself and an unwillingness to apologise for who I am.
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First, I want to apologise to any Badoo employee who felt disrespected or was made to feel uncomfortable in any way.
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He refused to apologise for the doctored footage of Starmer and told ITV it had been edited to "shorten" the clip.
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"We apologise to the designer and also to our friends that care for us!" it said in a post on Weibo.
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"We apologise to the designer and also to our friends that care for us!" it said in a post on Weibo.
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"We apologise to the designer and also to our friends that care for us!" the app said in a Weibo post.
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"We deeply apologise for the situation caused by our oversight," Health Minister Katsunobu Kato told a news conference on Saturday evening.
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"We have to acknowledge that we've not done a good enough job, for which we apologise," said DNB spokesman Even Westerveld.
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"We would like to apologise to anyone who may have seen this," the firm said in a Facebook post on Sunday.
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He said: "I will not apologise, I will either travel to France as a starting player or I am not going".
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She's standing in what looks like a family kitchen, so I apologise and ask her where I can find the restaurant.
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Host Daryl Somers issued an on-air apology following the segment: "I think we may have offended you with that act and I deeply apologise on behalf of all of us — because I know that to your countrymen, that's an insult to have a blackface routine like that on the show, so I do apologise to you," he said.
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LONDON — Learning disability campaigners are calling on dating app OkCupid to apologise and remove an "offensive and discriminatory" question from its site.
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We apologise for the original article and are taking steps to ensure that we do not make similar mistakes in the future.
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Though he is hobnobbing with former enemies, the old codger still finds it difficult to apologise for the excesses of his tenure.
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After failing to record a qualifying time for the 2012 London Games at the Tokyo Marathon, Kawauchi shaved his head to apologise.
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Mexico's president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, asked Spain to apologise for crimes committed against indigenous Mexicans by the conquistadors 500 years ago.
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Some, like Rudrangshu Mukherjee, a historian at Ashoka University, are actually irritated by the notion that Britain might apologise for the incident.
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"These cheques were re-issued last week and we apologise sincerely for this inconvenience," a Ryanair spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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We will be speaking to the customer at her convenience to apologise and discuss what we can do to rebuild our relationship.
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Tompolo has denied any ties, saying he himself is a victim as the group had asked him to apologise for criticising it.
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"We apologise for the disruption and will continue working closely with the authorities and our airline partners to keep the airport safe."
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In one infamous example, Google had to apologise when the automatic tagging system in its Photos app labelled black people as "gorillas".
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Sounds like someone may have been asked to apologise, and saw it as the perfect opportunity for some cheeky pop culture referencing.
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I would like to apologise to anybody I have offended in a recent interview with the Guardian relating to the American President.
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We're grateful to our cabin crew who supported our customer following this incident and would like to apologise for the distress caused.
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The carrier was forced to apologise at the start of this year following cancellations and delays during the peak December holiday season.
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Viviani can be seen trying to apologise quickly afterwards, but it was enough to send her packing from the court in tears.
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In the weeks following the sting, it felt as if Tulisa was having to apologise for a crime she hadn't even committed.
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"I apologise for any unintended delay in registering changes to my financial interests," he said in his response to the commissioner's findings.
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"On behalf of everyone at Uber globally, I apologise for the mistakes we've made," new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi wrote in an open letter.
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Equally, we want to apologise for the damage the circulation of this video could cause to the third person involved in the video.
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"We aim to uphold the highest standards in our pubs at all times and apologise to customers for this situation," the pub said.
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Above all, Mr Rajoy failed to grapple with, investigate or apologise for a steady stream of corruption cases and scandals involving his party.
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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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What I can apologise for, is describing the quality of someone's facial hair in a light-hearted chat with my two co hosts.
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George H.W. Bush was forced to apologise for a second time after another actress said he sexually assaulted her at a photo op.
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Outraged netizens disseminated photos of the incident, forcing Mr Phuc to apologise—a rare step for a senior official in Vietnam's authoritarian regime.
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"No, there was no apology, nothing to apologise for ... and there's no looking for any apology," Biden said on CBS's 'This Morning' programme.
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Oettinger tried to play down his remarks, calling them "somewhat sloppy", but he did not apologise and defended himself against accusations of racism.
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"I regret that I've been asked to resign from the government following breaches of the ministerial code, for which I apologise," he said.
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Toshiba's top executives are expected to apologise to shareholders for failing to present audited annual results after a prolonged accounting investigation at Westinghouse.
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However, Johnson's ministers repeatedly refused to publicly apologise for the decision on Wednesday, and instead called for the current parliament to be dissolved.
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Vettel sought out Whiting to apologise after the post-race press conference, and subsequently sent letters of apology to Whiting and the FIA.
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"Once again, it's the anniversary of the Battle of Hogwarts so, as promised, I shall apologise for a death," Rowling wrote on Twitter.
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Cleverly had earlier refused to apologise for the doctored video of Starmer and told ITV it had been edited to 'shorten' the video.
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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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Kang later walked back her comments after they sparked criticism from some conservative lawmakers, claiming North Korea should first apologise for the attack.
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It has followed up on some of the commission's recommendations, including asking the pope to apologise for the Catholic church's role in residential schools.
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"The package in question was mistakenly returned to the shipper, and we apologise for this operational error," FedEx told Reuters in an emailed statement.
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The guiding principle of the 'move fast and break things' culture often seems to be that it is better to apologise than ask permission.
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" "We regret that a member of our community experienced any discomfort or embarrassment while shopping with us and we apologise to the mother concerned.
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Scott then spent the next six months wondering whether he should make a joke about it or apologise, but never did in the end.
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If you have contacted us for support, we apologise for the delay in response and will endeavour to do so as soon as possible.
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After a legal complaint, Hopkins was forced to apologise to the family, and the MailOnline paid £150,000 in libel damages to the Mahmood family.
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When pressed on whether he would apologise for his retweet, he said that if the group was made up of racists then he would.
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I apologise to everyone if I have endangered them in some way and I hope that together we can manage to overcome all this.
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" Frank on Friday acknowledged the mistake, writing on Twitter: "We apologise to Scofflaw, BrewDog and anyone that may have been offended by these actions.
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We're sorry if this ad has been interpreted in a different way and we apologise for any offence caused, this was not our intention.
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"I apologise to them if I hurt them without realising it, but it was a wound that I inflicted without meaning to," he said.
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At one point the commission was forced to apologise publicly after the FIA's indefatigable lawyers exposed it as having leaked warning letters to the press.
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I understand that our customers will be concerned about this issue and I would like to apologise for this and any inconvenience this has caused.
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Did I just say "lesbian", that dirty seven-letter word that has the GBTQI community scrambling to apologise for or afraid to associate itself with?
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Karen Bradley, the Northern Ireland secretary, had to apologise after she told Parliament that security forces had always behaved in a "dignified and appropriate" way.
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But, really, why on earth should the parents of two small children even feel the need to apologise for not responding to relentless media requests?
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Several high level executives have left Uber in recent months, and its CEO was forced to apologise after being filmed haranguing one of its drivers.
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"If you have any thing want to apologize to China, Welcome to attend the first annual 'Apologise to China' contest," the page reads in English.
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Here's a transcript of how our conversation went (Jeff, if you're reading this, I can only apologise again for how ridiculous all my questions were).
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"We apologise to customers for the inconvenience, but the safety of our customers and crew is always our priority," the company said in an email.
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Johnson has repeatedly refused to apologise for the comments, saying earlier this month that the article was actually a "liberal" argument against banning the burqa.
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Member of parliament Virendra Sharma called the magazine "offensive" and asked in a post on twitter that the airline to remove the magazine and apologise.
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Manchester police were forced to apologise after a mock suicide bomber shouted Allahu Akbar, Arabic for God is the Greatest, during a counter terrorism training exercise.
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I was wrong, and I apologise," he added, before moving on to attack the Clintons and saying "we will discuss this more in the coming days.
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Mr Corbyn has now criticised him for failing to apologise for the "deep offence" he has caused and says that there will be yet another investigation.
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"I deeply regret the content of the tweets I made in 2014, and sincerely apologise for the upset and hurt that they have caused," she wrote.
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In other ways he was too metropolitan: he didn't want to have to apologise for his party to the liberal elites of London or New York.
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"We sincerely apologise to those customers affected for the inconvenience this causes," Ocado said, adding that fire suppression measures worked and the fire did not spread.
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"I would like to apologise for what you have all had to go through," Babchenko, who looked on the verge of tears at times, told reporters.
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"Negotiation is only possible if all the pressures are lifted, they apologise for their illegal actions and there is mutual respect," Rouhani was quoted as saying.
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"We regret that a member of our community experienced any discomfort or embarrassment while shopping with us and we apologise to the mother concerned," it said.
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He should defend his support for criminal-justice reform, explain his opposition to busing—and apologise to Ms Hill and to anyone upset by his handsiness.
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This year, I apologise for killing someone who didn't die during the #BattleofHogwarts, but who laid down his life to save the people who'd win it.
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"As the person who appointed him, I bear responsibility for this, for which I apologise to the nation," Abe told reporters shortly after accepting Kawai's resignation.
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I'd like to apologise for the slight delay to your flight to Miami last week, and let you know we're scheduled to arrive on time today.
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He recently created the website Sorry for the Inconvenience, which tracks the number of times various transport companies across the UK apologise to people on Twitter.
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"We apologise to any affected passengers for this inconvenience but the safety of our passengers and all staff is our number one priority," reads the statement.
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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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"However, we understand that we missed the mark with our terminology and apologise deeply to all our customers that feel offended as this was not our intent."
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Though he was quick to apologise in public, in private he muzzled his employees and offered vague explanations, linking the computer failure to a "power-supply issue".
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"We apologise for any offence this may have caused and will continue to work to refine our content ingestion process to limit these errors in the future."
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Similar pressure led the conservative Yomiuri Shimbun to apologise to readers in 2014 for using "sex slaves" to refer to comfort women in its English-language edition.
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TB Joshua to apologise for his 'false prophesy' Nigerian pastor Temitope Balogun Joshua is the General Overseer of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations in Lagos, Nigeria.
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Many took to Twitter to accuse SMAP's management of forcing the band to publicly apologise and noted how unwilling and uncomfortable the band looked during the telecast.
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Anelka was hauled off for the second half and, after he supposedly refused to apologise, was expelled from the squad by the FFF (Fédération Française de Football).
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Yet alone among the churches involved, its national body in Canada has refused to apologise on grounds that a decentralised structure leaves this duty to individual dioceses.
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"We are working with KFC and our partners to rectify the situation as a priority and apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused," a spokeswoman said.
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"We sincerely apologise that our 2019 Special Stamp preview included a design which had been incorrectly associated with the D-Day landings," Royal Mail said on Twitter.
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He wanted to release a free EP to apologise to the fans who had bought tickets, and after "what felt like pulling teeth" his label eventually agreed.
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"Here's what's fair, if you're telling me they're horrible people, horrible racist people I would certainly apologise if you would like me to do that," Trump said.
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"But the event was met with outrage on social media, and the park said it has decided to accept "criticism and advice and apologise to the public.
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"If you are asking whether the secretary of state came to Hiroshima to apologise, the answer is no," a senior U.S. official told reporters late on Sunday.
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He had just spent £40 on a deathly silent, soul-searching, solo taxi ride out to my tiny village in the sticks, in order to apologise again.
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I sincerely apologise to anyone who found my experiment in creative writing upsetting, and I hope we can all come together in understanding its original intent and purpose.
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We have had our chart flipped, turned upside down, and we'd like to take a minute to apologise for neglecting the prince of a town called Bel-Air
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A principled stand against racism was undermined when one ex-Labour MP was forced to apologise for saying during an interview that ethnic minorities had a "funny tinge".
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But the International Skating Union (ISU) ruled that the incident was unintentional and Korean skating officials said the two might meet later on Friday so Bell could apologise.
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I did originally (think he should apologise) had he been told don't do this again — don't mention the word hell, for example, awaits these various groups of people.
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David Cameron, Theresa May, Alan Johnson and their comrades will be challenged to justify numbers, apologise for crimes by recent arrivals, ruminate on refugee-terrorists and the like.
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On August 24th, Joe Biden, America's vice president, went there to apologise to Mr Erdogan for America's failure to show more solidarity with Turkey in the coup's aftermath.
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Flanked by his decorative daughter and wife, and reading from a teleprompter, Mr Trump didn't apologise for his most recent mega-gaffe, but focused on attacking Mrs Clinton.
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"Others on Twitter got a bit more aggressive tweeting at the actress, "don't delete/apologise for your last Instagram post, who cares if you hurt their white feelings.
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We apologise for any distress this has caused to anyone who bought the product by mistake and will happily offer a refund to any customer in this position.
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Even the ones who apologise profusely when making you throw away a perfectly good vodka mixer because there's a slice of lemon in it and not a lime.
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"We'd like to apologise to all customers who were temporarily out of pocket," Shell Energy Retail Chief Executive Officer Colin Crooks said in an e-mail to Reuters.
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Just three days ago, Kesha claimed that Sony would let her out of her contract if she were to publicly recant her allegations against Dr. Luke and apologise.
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"I want to apologise to the public, our people and clients for the failings that have been identified by the investigation," said KPMG's new South African CEO, Nhlamu Dlomu.
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"We deeply apologise for making you feel uncomfortable and uneasy," FamilyMart said in a statement on its website about an "unsanitary" rat video taken at one of its stores.
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He did a good job of bashing Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party—a "Tony Benn tribute band"—and its willingness to apologise for the Kremlin, Hugo Chávez and anti-Semitism.
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"Give them direct eye contact, speak with a loud clear voice, always make sure your handshake is firm, don't apologise for talking about what you love," read the note.
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It is with genuine regret that I am giving you 24 hours to retract and apologise for the horrendous lies made against me in your statement of August 27th.
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"The guiding principle of the 'move fast and break things' culture often seems to be that it is better to apologise than ask permission," committee chairman Damian Collins said.
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" Afterward, Conway posted a clip of the exchange -- on Twitter -- with the following comment: "Terrorists again slaughter innocents, TelegraphUK reports neighbors warned authorities about killer, but @POTUS should apologise?
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Hart said the institutions and the Northern Irish government should formally apologise to the victims, who he said should be entitled to compensation of up to 100,000 pounds each.
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Appearing at a London news conference with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, Johnson was asked if he was going to apologise for his disobliging remarks about world leaders.
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Still, the 38-year-old Swiss said he understood Evans' frustration at the quick turnaround but was not about to apologise for something that was out of his control.
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While many did not approve of the ad, several others took to Twitter to label the ad "funny" and said there was no need for the company to apologise.
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While many viewers did not approve of the ad, some took to Twitter to label the ad "funny" and said there was no need for the company to apologise.
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"I would like to apologise to our millions of customers, and thousands of employees, suppliers and partners who have supported us for many years," Fankhauser said in a statement.
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"We would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused by the financial misconduct," he told a shareholders meeting, before he and the automaker's board members bowed deeply in unison.
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On June 1st Tencent sued Douyin's parent company, Bytedance, for 1 yuan (73 cents) and demanded it apologise for its accusations—on its own platforms (and presumably without the snark).
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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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"I would like to apologise to our partners and advertisers who might have been affected by their ads appearing on controversial content," Brittin said at the Advertising Week Europe conference.
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The White House has made clear that Mr Obama will not apologise for the death and destruction inflicted on Hiroshima on August 6th 1945 and, three days later, on Nagasaki.
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"Once again I would like to apologise to the BHS pensioners for this last year of uncertainty, which was clearly never the intention when the business was sold," he said.
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I would also like to take this opportunity to apologise for all the times when you asked for the ball but I didn't service it to you or acknowledge you.
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"I would like to take this opportunity to apologise everyone that I was punished by the SEC, which damaged the company's reputation and confidence," Korsak told an annual shareholder meeting.
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Trade Minister Liam Fox, who is on a visit to Washington, said he would apologise to the president's daughter Ivanka Trump who he is due to meet during his trip.
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Medtronic had also put "Republic of China (Taiwan)" on one of its websites, the office said in a WeChat post, giving both companies until 6 pm local time to apologise.
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I got mad as hell at a paparazzi today, I'm sorry, you did make me back into a wall but I know you're just doing your job and I apologise
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"The IOC wishes to apologise for the behaviour of one of its members, and feels extremely sorry for the incident caused by Mr Adam Pengilly," it said in a statement.
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In an uproarious debate in the House of Commons, Johnson refused to apologise for unlawfully suspending parliament and instead attacked opponents for thwarting the will of the people over Brexit.
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"We deeply apologise to our franchise stores and employees for this problem," the company said in a statement, adding that it would ensure the overdue payments will be paid out.
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Right on cue, Thomas Cook Airlines, a British carrier, has been forced to apologise to a pilot who refused to take to the air because he was too knackered to fly.
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He refused to apologise for meeting Mr Erdogan, which he claimed was out of respect for the birthplace of his grandparents, and detailed the racist abuse that he had suffered since.
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Previously, as governor of the Bank of Canada, he had to apologise after an Asian female scientist due to appear on the C$100 bill was bumped by a white woman.
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In November Ed Razek, a company executive, dismissed suggestions that its show should have transgender and plus-size models, insisting it was meant to be a "fantasy" (he had to apologise).
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Watson left the Chronicle with a message for all of his disappointed neighbors: "I would like to apologise to the good people of the North East for not being Tom Hardy."
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LONDON — Star Wars actor John Boyega took to Twitter Sunday to apologise for "not clarifying" comments he made about diversity in a speech at Saturday's Screen Nation Film and Television Awards.
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I realise now what an incredibly monumental mistake I have made and I would like to take this time to apologise to Ms Nyong'o and everyone else that I did offend.
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"We are extremely sorry for the way the customer was treated by a member of our staff and apologise for any distress and upset that this behaviour caused," the spokesperson said.
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" A spokesperson for Australia Post told The Advertiser "It is clear something went wrong 50 years ago after the postcard was posted in French Polynesia, and we apologise for the inconvenience.
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Thomas Ebeling presided over a string of profit warnings and an exodus of senior managers this year and then had to apologise for calling the company's core audience fat and poor.
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One can so easily imagine Pardew losing his rag over Crystal Palace's failure to get him a birthday cake, locking himself in his office and demanding that Steve Parish personally apologise.
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"We'd like to apologise for the inconvenience caused to our members on our warehouse opening day in Shanghai," Costco said in a statement posted on WeChat, the Chinese social media platform.
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It would be nice if he could apologise to the people who were at Manchester bc they ofc didn't find it funny either considering people lost their lives and were injured.
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"We accept, in full, the recommendations in the CIR (Cycling Independent Review) and apologise for where we have failed or fallen short of the standards which we should have achieved," he said.
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In a heated exchange last Thursday, an NDTV moderator demanded that a BJP spokesman either apologise or leave a live debate after he said the channel was pursuing an anti-government agenda.
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We are aware that professional footballers should set an example in every walk of life, especially to children; this being the reason we apologise if this incident has caused harm to anyone.
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Samsung attempted to apologise for the work-related diseases later that year and announced its own compensation plan, but SHARPS responded with protests that continued indefinitely until talks resumed earlier this year.
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And will he apologise for the killing of some 20,000 members of the Ndebele ethnic group, most of them civilians, in the early 1980s when he was head of the security service?
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"We apologise to Mr Poroshenko for any distress caused and have agreed to pay him damages, legal costs and have participated in a joint statement in open court," the BBC said. CNBC.
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"Sharma is directed to be released immediately, without any condition," the Supreme Court judge Indira Banerjee said in a ruling after withdrawing an initial order that Sharma apologise to the Bengal leader.
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We sincerely apologise if any offense was caused, especially to the families of Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley, and understand the timing of the release of this product may have lacked sensitivity.
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Johnson was forced in 2004 to apologise for an editorial column he published as the editor of the Spectator magazine which claimed that drunken fans were partly responsible for the Hillsborough tragedy.
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Israel agreed three years ago to apologise and to pay compensation for an incident in May 2010, when Israeli naval commandos intercepted a flotilla of boats that was attempting to reach Gaza.
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Read more: Boris Johnson told to apologise for calling Muslim women 'letterboxes' and 'bank robbers' in powerful exchange in ParliamentOver 20 members of Johnson's own Conservative Party defected and voted against him.
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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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As we say wave goodbye, I apologise for not returning the favour and showing her around my own flat—it's just that it's in Dalston, in east London, and thus pretty skanky.
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Well, I say mosh pit, but it was more of a strange collision of Irish politeness and aggressive music, as tailored young men smashed into each other, only to then profusely apologise.
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But if an investigation concluded that South Korea was not at fault, Japan "not only must apologise to our government but will have to immediately withdraw its retaliatory export restrictions", Kim said.
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"We deeply apologise for the serious anxiety this matter has brought to parents and society," RYB said in a statement on its official microblog on Friday, adding that it was helping authorities.
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In a statement, the embassy said Jyllands-Posten and Danish artist Niels Bo Bojesen should apologise to the Chinese people for publishing the image, captioned "Coronavirus", in Monday's edition of the paper.
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Senior police officers visited the Kowloon mosque to explain it was hit accidentally during Sunday's clashes with demonstrators, and Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam met with community leaders on Monday to apologise.
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"The BBC must admit the problem, apologise and set in place an equal, fair and transparent pay structure," she said, calling for an independent arbitration to settle individual cases at the broadcaster.
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He is, however, acknowledged as the first French head of state to recognise the role of the Vichy regime in the Holocaust and the first to apologise formally to the Jewish people.
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Dixons said in June that it was contacting "those whose non-financial personal data was accessed to inform them, to apologise, and to give them advice on any protective steps they should take".
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The government has had to apologise and offer concessions, such as changing the electoral rules in ways that will make it harder for Georgian Dream to stay in power after next year's election.
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Several people, liberals as well as conservatives, demanded that Ms Wolf apologise for mocking Mrs Sanders's appearance—though of course Mr Trump has made juvenile derision of people's looks his stock-in-trade.
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In January Ant had to apologise for having made opting in to a Zhima credit score the default setting for users who opened a report on their Alipay activity over the past year.
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I apologise for my reaction generated solely by the rush to score the winning goal after getting a 92nd-minute equaliser and I thank the team for not judging my act as racist.
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At first Mr Masuzoe tried to apologise his way out of a scandal that gripped the city for weeks and filled the galleries of the Metropolitan Assembly, the city's parliament, with annoyed Tokyoites.
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We would like to officially apologise if you have no intention of being more active or getting fitter this year, because most of the deals available right now have a strong fitness theme.
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"While I think it was a sweet/kind thing, it also annoyed me that it took me highlighting how shit things were for me for him to reach out and apologise," he said.
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Calling Johnson "a huckster and populist manipulator," the magazine also decried Corbyn for his "reluctance to apologise for the anti-Semitism in Labour" and his failure to take a clear stance on Brexit.
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We apologise if consumers are finding it difficult to get hold of some of these products and we are working hard at our Carlisle site to resume normal service as soon as possible.
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"I apologise to everyone for the damage that I have caused as a result of my less-careful choice of brand!" she said in a post that was 'liked' hundreds of thousands of times.
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"I would like to apologise to our partners and advertisers who might have been affected by their ads appearing on controversial content," Brittin said at the Advertising Week Europe conference, according to the BBC.
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"Marriott International respects Chinese sovereignty and its territorial integrity...We sincerely apologise for any actions that led to misunderstanding on the aforementioned stance," the company said in a statement on its official Weibo account.
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"We deeply apologise that we dealt with people without addresses insufficiently so that they could not stay at the shelter," the mayor of the ward, Yukuo Hattori, said in a statement on its website.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Chinese web-users unleashed their fury on the social media accounts of Australian Olympic gold medallist Mack Horton, demanding he apologise for calling swimming rival Sun Yang a "drug cheat".
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By doing so, they have pulled Brexit into a scandal that has forced Mark Zuckerberg to apologise for how Facebook handled users' data, and raised questions about how Donald Trump's 2016 campaign employed data.
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"I will not apologise for feeding the ego and pride of misogynist society that will have my body in underwear but will not be okay with a small leak," she wrote on Facebook and Tumblr.
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THE VENUE OWNERS AND MYSELF, THE PROMOTER OF JACK THE HOUSE WOULD LIKE TO SINCERELY APOLOGISE FOR THIS OPPRESSIVE TACTIC DESIGNED TO BRING US IN LINE WITH OTHER VENUES IN SYDNEY (APART FROM THE CASINO).
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In North Dakota, Heidi Heitkamp's chances of surviving have diminished since she was compelled to apologise to a group of sexual assault survivors who did not give permission to be identified in a campaign ad.
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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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"If Samsung does not apologise for its unwise action, this will greatly affect Samsung's trade relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran", the state news agency IRNA quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi as saying.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former British Prime Minister John Major said Boris Johnson should apologise after his decision to shut down parliament was ruled unlawful and future prime ministers should avoid dragging the queen into constitutional issues.
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"I will make the changes in my declarations and want to apologise to the public - all these facts should have been correctly declared by me the first time around," he said in a post on Facebook.
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Yet Dolezal, who was a N.A.A.C.P. branch president when it was discovered she had been born to white parents, said in the interview with the Guardian that she will not "apologise and grovel" for her actions.
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MOSCOW, June 27 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has written to Russian leader Vladimir Putin to apologise over the shooting down of a Russian air force jet by Turkey's military, a Kremlin spokesman said on Monday.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Chinese web-users unleashed their fury on the social media accounts of Australian Olympic gold medallist Mack Horton, demanding he apologise for calling swimming rival Sun Yang a "drug cheat".
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He said in an earlier extract from the same interview that he had not intended to cause offence in Britain by sharing the videos and that he would apologise if the original posters were horrible racists.
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"I have to apologise," an unusually contrite pope told reporters aboard the plane returning to Rome from a week-long trip to Chile and Peru, saying he realised he had "wounded many people who were abused".
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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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"I would like to apologise to our partners and advertisers who might have been affected by their ads appearing on controversial content," Google EMEA President Matt Brittin said at the annual Advertising Week Europe event in London.
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"It was a mistake, that was our fault, and we apologise for our mistake," the sailor said on IRIB state TV. U.S. Vice President Joe Biden rejected reports Washington had offered Iran an apology over the incident.
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"All banks have robust complaint arrangements which attempt to put things right quickly, apologise and, if appropriate, offer some compensation for costs incurred and payment in recognition of distress and inconvenience," UK Finance said in a statement.
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But he refused to apologise for describing attempts to delay a no-deal Brexit as a "surrender act," despite warnings from Labour MPs that such language is being incorporated into death threats against them and their families.
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But, as stubborn and proud as she is brave, it may be that Ms Suu Kyi feels she has nothing to deny, nothing to apologise for and no interest in salvaging her once saint-like global reputation.
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LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Former British Prime Minister John Major said Boris Johnson should apologise after his decision to shut down parliament was ruled unlawful and future prime ministers should avoid dragging the queen into constitutional issues.
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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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It was only in the 1980s that friction over interpretations of 20th-century history and Japan's willingness or otherwise to apologise for it started to heat things up, reaching boiling point at various times during the succeeding decades.
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" Andrew Furlong, medical director at University Hospitals of Leicester, said in a statement: "We remain deeply and genuinely sorry that this mistake occurred, and I would like to take this opportunity to once again apologise to Mr Brazier.
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Editor-in-chief Jacob Nybroe said the paper had not intended to make fun of the situation in China, where the new coronavirus has killed 106 people and infected thousands, but refused to apologise, local newswire Ritzau reported.
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Quite why US taxpayers were funding Trump's four very definitely adult children to come on a family holiday to London has never been explained by a White House administration whose only consistent policy has been "never explain, never apologise".
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So Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Mexico's new president, who is also a keen amateur historian, was on solid political ground when last month he demanded that Felipe VI, Spain's current king, and Pope Francis publicly apologise for the conquest.
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Batsman Cameron Bancroft spoke of his shame on his arrival in Perth and former vice captain David Warner, scheduled to land in Sydney later in the evening, took to social media to apologise for his role in the cheating.
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While I agree with Dove's response to unequivocally apologise for any offense caused, they could have also defended their creative vision, and their choice to include me, an unequivocally dark-skinned black woman, as a face of their campaign.
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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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Editorial indolence meant there was no playlist last week (for which we apologise); we extended this week's to make room for two great artists remembered in that previous issue: Prince (Sign o' the times) and Papa Wemba (Wake up).
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Following the result of the Scottish independence referendum, in which a majority of Scottish people voted to remain in the UK, Cameron was forced to apologise after revealing that the Queen had "purred down the line" about the news.
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"First, to all the victims who have been caught up in this storm, for the huge pain that the victim's family has suffered, we are upset and deeply apologise," the company said in a statement issued late on Friday.
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Lam told business leaders last week that she had caused "unforgivable havoc" by introducing the extradition bill and that if she had a choice in the matter then she would apologise and resign, according to a leaked audio recording.
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"Him contacting me to apologise brought all that pain and emotion back to the forefront of my mind again, and I remember feeling angry with both myself and him for still having the power to upset me," she said.
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LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Britain's markets regulator has been told to apologise to a former Royal Bank of Scotland employee after it offered "unconvincing" arguments for why it revealed his identity to the bank in a whistleblower case in 2013.
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Meanwhile, Kim Yong Chol, North Korea's former intelligence chief who now handles inter-Korean affairs, met South Korean journalists on Monday to apologise for the fact they were unable to cover the concert after being invited to the country do so.
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"It's a victory for us, but PepsiCo's decision to file lawsuits against the farmers has sullied their reputation and the company now must apologise," Anand Yagnik, the potato growers' lawyer told a news conference in Ahmedabad, the business hub of Gujarat.
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In one case a historian, Hong Zhenkuai, was told by a court to apologise for challenging the party's story of how five Communist soldiers had jumped off a cliff during the second world war rather than surrender to the Japanese.
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Trump's latest Twitter outburst against Britain comes only a week after he offered to apologise for a row triggered last year by his reposting of anti-Muslim videos originally posted by a leader of a British far-right fringe group.
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"Fortunately, I wasn't using my race engine or gearbox, but more importantly I'm really sorry for the boys in the garage and I want to apologise to them as the repairs will make for a long night," the Frenchman said.
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While Dublin has begun recouping some of the billions of euros it sunk into its banks, the banking crisis is still a sore and hotly debated subject and former executives lined up to apologise during the often day-long hearings.
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For me, one of the worst parts about waking up from a seizure is seeing the terror and concern on the faces of my friends and loved ones; something which makes me apologise profusely for the worry I've caused them.
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Just look at the lingering problems that resulted from the tie-up between United and Continental that took place six years ago—particularly around merging their computer systems—that prompted United's boss to take out adverts in national newspapers to apologise.
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"[Festival Events St. Ives] wish to apologise for any offence or distress caused to parents and children by the attempts to ensure all visitors and staff had exited the building and were safe," the organizers wrote on the event website.
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Hungary defied demands to apologise on Wednesday for its vitriolic criticism of EU leaders, but a senior government aide suggested it was seeking compromise to avoid the ejection of its ruling party from the main conservative group in the European Parliament.
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There was more trouble for Setien after the game as his assistant Eder Sarabia was caught on camera fiercely criticising some of the Barca players, leading the coach to apologise to the squad for the antics of his number two.
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"On behalf of the Labour Party I apologise to the complainants for the way this matter has been dealt with," Ardern said in a statement, adding that she has accepted the resignation of the president of the party, Nigel Haworth.
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Another case involved little more than black humour: JDB Group, a beverage-maker, and Sun Jie, a blogger, were ordered by a court in September to apologise for their tweets referring to a war hero who burned to death during the Korean war.
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He refused to apologise, since with his fieldwork in all weathers, rising on the dot at 4am, and the hours spent in his tiny bookshelved study, at his desk set out with one page and one pen, he had done nothing incorrect.
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During a live telecast of their weekly variety show SMAPXSMAP, all five members — who are currently in their thirties and forties — dressed in sombre black suits, took the stage to apologise for causing any concerns and confirmed that they were not breaking up.
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He added that Boeing expected to announce orders for wide-body jets at the Paris show but its main focus at the event was safety, with executives taking turns to apologise for the MAX crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people.
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" In an internal apology reposted publicly on Tencent's Weibo account, an executive in charge of the social network games department apologised for his team's behaviour: He said: "As department head, I sincerely apologise, especially to the female colleagues who felt uncomfortable or offended.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 9 (Reuters) - McKinsey's new global head will on Monday apologise to South Africans for work the firm did with friends of scandal-plagued former president Jacob Zuma, an ill-fated deal that tarnished the reputation of the world's biggest consultancy.
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LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, asked by a reporter if he was going to apologise to world leaders for past rude comments he has made about some of them, said his words had been taken out of context.
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Last week, protesters who occupied the terminal at Hong Kong's airport forced the cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights and detained two men they thought were pro-government sympathisers, prompting Beijing to liken the behaviour to terrorism and leading some protesters to apologise.
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LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Tuesday it would take far too long for him to apologise for the "rich thesaurus" of rude comments and insults he has directed at world leaders and others over the years.
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Gayle also revealed that he is yet to reach out to McLaughlin personally, although Melbourne Renegades CEO Stuart Coventry said in the press conference he hopes Gayle and McLaughlin can meet in the next 24 hours, so Gayle can apologise face-to-face.
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"When I see these images, and more so when I know people have been hit, pushed and even one person who hospitalised, I can't help but regret it and apologise on behalf of the officers that intervened," Enric Millo said in a television interview.
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He added that Boeing expected to announce orders for wide-body jets at the Paris show but its main focus at the event was safety, with executives taking turns to apologise for the 737 MAX crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people.
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One thing all these movements share is a devotion to pride, particularly manly sorts of pride, and especially pride that involves the loud proclamation of an unwillingness to apologise—for the Southern Strategy, for Franco, for Vichy, for Mussolini, for the Raj, for the Confederacy.
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NME's only intention was to raise awareness for an issue that it had been inspired to talk about following Stormzy's comments, we sincerely apologise to Stormzy for using his image to promote this topic on the cover without his knowledge, our intentions were only positive.
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" The account — or editor Mike — added, "We used your image as we felt it would resonate most with our readers, and I can only apologise again that you didn't know..." They apologized one more time for good measure: "I'm really sorry this has happened.
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As dream-me panicked and called my friend, ready to grovel and apologise, I noticed the street I was standing on didn't look right; some of the buildings were from the street my office is on, and some from the street where I live.
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LONDON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he had not intended to cause offence in Britain by sharing anti-Muslim videos originally posted by a leader of a far-right fringe group and that he would apologise if such people were horrible racists.
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Conservatives HQ doctors footage of Labour's Keir StarmerOnly a day after Rees-Mogg was forced to apologise for his Grenfell comments, the Conservatives were accused of spreading "fake news" over a clip of Labour's Keir Starmer which they posted to their social media channels.
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Zuckerberg had agreed to meet the lawmakers to answer questions about how political consultancy Cambridge Analytica improperly got hold of the personal data of 87 million Facebook users, including up to 2.7 million in the EU. He used an initial 10-minute address to apologise.
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Zuckerberg had agreed to meet the lawmakers to answer questions about how political consultancy Cambridge Analytica improperly got hold of the personal data of 87 million Facebook users, including up to 2.7 million in the EU. He used an initial 10-minute address to apologise.
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When on April 30th a reporter gave Mr Trump an opportunity to "apologise for some of your rhetoric during the campaign" to satisfy the travel-ban challengers, who said a disavowal of anti-Muslim animus would put an end to the constitutional objection, the president doubled down.
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Stoke City fans hate Aaron Ramsey because he once had the nerve to break his leg in an almost career-ending collision with Ryan Shawcross, then didn't have the good grace to apologise to the Potters' skipper for getting in his way in the first place.
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"We are appalled by the behaviour of certain members of staff at Medway Secure Training Centre shown in the programme and I would like to apologise personally to any young people involved in these incidents," said Paul Cook, managing director of G4S Children's Services in a statement.
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"I will not apologise for how I look, what I say and how I live my life cause what's happening inside is much more important anyway and I am striving to be the best version of myself, even if I stumble along the way," she wrote.
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The clip, which immediately went massively viral online, shows the reporter Joe Pike calmly telling him: "you&aposve taken my phone and put it into your pocket Prime Minister," after which Johnson sheepishly was forced to return it and apologise to the family of the boy.
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These stories are usually exaggerated or fabricated—how victims are forced to apologise to their rapists, how law enforcement and politicians turn a blind eye to migrant crimes for fear of being labelled racist, how "semi-feminised" Western men are too enfeebled to protect women from such assaults.
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, is in hot water for erroneously telling MPs that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian woman imprisoned in Iran, had been teaching journalists, when in fact she was on holiday—and refusing to apologise even though his mistake may mean an extra jail term for her.
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If you entertain your own child, keep them off other people's laps / food trays / faces, apologise if they yank someone's hair or vomit on their shoes, try and minimise freakouts with food, cuddles or trips up and down the aisle, you'll probably get on with your fellow passengers just fine.
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"My remarks on the subject before the Foreign Affairs Select Committee could and should have been clearer and I acknowledge that the words I used were open to being misinterpreted and I apologise to Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe and her family if I inadvertently caused them any further anguish," Johnson said.
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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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He is the blue passport in human form, the red telephone box made flesh, the Royal Yacht Britannia in a pinstripe suit; a reminder of a world in which traditional Britons didn't have to apologise for being who they were and bow before the gods of multiculturalism, feminism and health and safety.
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Similar rules apply in South Korea: witness the way Chou Tzu-yu, a Taiwanese member of Twice, a Korean pop group, was this month hauled in front of the cameras to apologise for having waved a Taiwanese flag on Korean television—an act her managers fear may damage Twice's sales in China.
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" Mr Ryan's counterpart in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader there, also chipped in with uncharacteristically harsh criticism: "As the father of three daughters, I strongly believe that Trump needs to apologise directly to women and girls everywhere, and take full responsibility for the utter lack of respect for women shown in his comments on the tape.
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It is no mystery why Ms Sanders and Mr Trump refuse to disavow or apologise for the comments Mr Trump made about Muslims as a candidate for president, and as president: he doesn't want to admit to having been xenophobic, and he stands by his position that Muslims around the world pose a national-security threat to America.
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The prime minister may have some luck getting papal action on recommendation "58", which calls on Pope Francis to visit Canada and apologise to former students, their families and communities "for the Roman Catholic Church's role in the spiritual, cultural, emotional, physical, and sexual abuse of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis children in Catholic-run residential schools".
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"I will not apologise for not feeding the ego and pride of misogynist society that will have my body in an underwear but not be ok with a small leak when your pages are filled with countless photos/accounts where women (so many who are underage) are objectified, pornified, and treated less than human," she said in a statement.
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Johnny: It's important people have principles because a lot of the time now people have the same view on everything or you're made to feel like you're speaking out if you don't, so you have a lot of people who will say something and then they'll climb down and apologise for it a few days later.
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If not, here is a brief summary: Ohio nerd Scott Thomas (Mechlowicz) gets dumped by his high school girlfriend, and in a whirlwind of heartbreak and insecurity decides to embark on a quest across Europe to find and apologise to his sexy German pen pal, Mieke, whose advances he rejected because he thought she was a dude called "Mike".
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"The time is now long overdue for [Labour leader] Jeremy Corbyn to act once and for all to stamp out the scourge of anti-Semitism from his party...The necessary first step will be for Mr Corbyn to apologise for all his past comments and affiliations with Jew-haters and to expedite urgently the disciplinary process against all Labour Party members accused of anti-Semitism."
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I have no desire to see anyone hurt; and can only apologise if anything I've done has had that effect; it was not my intent That apology is hard to square with Ms Bland's account of the interview which started, bizarrely, with Mr Dean scrolling through her Spotify play list and criticising her choices, had him calling her an "underachiever" and ended with him being sniffy about the way she sat.
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