Ms Omar has apologised for hers; Mr Trump has never apologised for his own statements and advertisements tinged with anti-Semitism.
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Purnama denied the blasphemy allegation but apologised for the comments.
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Sesame Credit apologised last week and cancelled the default option.
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Mr Weinstein has apologised for his behaviour in broad terms.
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He apologised to his wife for the distress he caused.
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He has never condemned the events or apologised for them.
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"I spoke to them both and I apologised," he said.
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On his release he apologised publicly for "not thinking clearly".
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Mr Wang apologised for the saltiness of his early work.
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Yet TV Asahi apologised and promised tighter controls over guests.
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She has not apologised, a simply 'Sorry' is not uttered.
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In August, it apologised on its website for the incident.
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RA apologised to Folau and his family in the statement.
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Iran's president said it was a "disastrous mistake" and apologised.
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And some of them had even apologised for their behaviour.
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Mr Harper apologised for the horrors of the residential-school system.
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It has also changed its senior management and apologised for mistakes.
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Ultimately, he apologised (the most erotic of things!) for his comments.
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He apologised for BHS's "sad ending" and his role in it.
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Ms Barr later deleted her tweets and apologised to Ms Jarrett.
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He has since changed his mind and apologised for his role.
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Ms Park, a conservative, has not apologised for Mr Baek's treatment.
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"They were released in international waters after they apologised," it added.
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According to CNBC, Daryl Morey has now apologised for the tweet.
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I apologised but said that there was nothing I could do.
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King Coffey [the drummer] and I both apologised profusely to Barry.
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We had to comp them for the night and grossly apologised.
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The bank quickly fixed the problem and apologised for the inconvenience.
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She apologised and promised to embark on a course of patriotic education.
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Gatwick apologised to affected passengers, adding that safety was its "foremost priority".
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It apologised and cut the price of battery replacements for affected phones.
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He has since apologised, and voted for same-sex marriage in parliament.
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Abe has apologised for the defence ministry's failure to disclose activity logs.
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United settled a suit with the French passenger, admitted fault, and apologised.
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Zuckerberg apologised last year for a "breach of trust" over the scandal.
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After two weeks, Instagram apologised for its mistake and restored the photograph.
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The BJP quickly distanced itself from the comments and Thakur later apologised.
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He accepts he made a significant error of judgement and has apologised.
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UBS apologised in June for any misunderstanding and placed Donovan on leave.
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Paul later took down the video and apologised after being widely criticised.
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After publishing an unsanctioned autobiography abroad, he apologised grovelingly for his "irreparable mistake".
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I made a mistake and I have apologised to Michelle for my remark.
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"Serco apologised unreservedly at the time, and we do so again," he said.
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BREAKING NEWS:President Trump has publicly apologised for retweeting far-right group Britain First.
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The Stockholm-based supplier apologised and said an expired security certificate was responsible.
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In his inaugural speech Mr Abiy apologised for the government's killing of protesters.
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The ride-sharing firm has already apologised for the death of the passenger.
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"We apologised to him for the unpleasant experience," said Vanilla's spokesman Akihiro Ishikawa.
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In fairness, Cesc has now apologised for the tackle, as has his manager.
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Brosnan also apologised to his fans for inadvertently endorsing a health-damaging product.
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Japan apologised and said it would pay ¥1 billion ($8.3m) to help victims.
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The ride-sharing firm in May apologised for the death of the passenger.
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SGT In a statement to Mashable, Instagram apologised for what happened to Angelina.
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The minister of sport, Vitaly Mutko, apologised and introduced new anti-doping measures.
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Kobe Steel, which has apologised for the tampering, declined comment for this article.
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The government apologised, but also blamed the tourists for entering a restricted area.
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Pepsi pulled the plug on it and apologised for having "missed the mark".
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Facing criticism, he cut the holiday short and apologised for making a mistake.
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It later apologised, saying its riders could opt out of the new system.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologised for carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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In response to the criticism, Linton apologised and withdrew the book from sale.
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At the time, the organisation apologised for the mix-up and corrected the tweet.
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Tesco apologised to its customers and said it has significantly enhanced its security measures.
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UBS said it apologised unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's innocently intended comments.
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He apologised (and has since resigned), but Sydney's huge immigrant population turned against him.
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Instead of bowing out, he apologised for "frustration and confusion" the matter had caused.
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Mr Weinstein apologised for "the way I've behaved", but denied the more serious allegations.
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Later in 210 he used a racial slur about black people and apologised again.
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Ms Wahab has apologised and promised to avoid such "naive mistakes" in the future.
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In 1995 the Japanese government acknowledged its wartime aggression and apologised to Asian victims.
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The company apologised to customers and investors for "inconveniences and uncertainties" from the recalls.
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The story turned out not to be true and Lochte apologised earlier on Friday.
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I apologised for not sending enough for the teachers and they just laughed, thankfully.
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Facebook responded to the company's appeal, apologised for the error and approved the ad.
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Oettinger later apologised for his comments, saying he did not mean to be disrespectful.
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He apologised for the comments, but was later jailed for two years for blasphemy.
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Days later Michel Sapin, the finance minister, apologised for inappropriately touching a female journalist.
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Putin had said they would not be lifted unless Erdogan apologised over the incident.
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While in February, the state of Victoria apologised for historic laws that criminalised homosexuality.
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Apparently he apologised to his co-star with a glass of his favourite scotch.
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Several hours, in fact, after which he watched the footage back and immediately apologised.
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Her sister Emily publicly apologised and resigned, before returning Hanjin Kal's board this June.
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When Anna Menta's middle school bully apologised for his behaviour, she deeply appreciated it.
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Chief Executive Horta-Osorio has apologised for the 'criminal behaviour' of its former employees.
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Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam has apologised and suspended the push for the law.
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The airline, which is owned by International Airlines Group , apologised to customers for the disruption.
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Since then tensions have ebbed: in June last year Mr Erdogan apologised for the incident.
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In a statement, KFC apologised for denying people their fix of finger lickin' good chicken.
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She has repeatedly apologised for disappointing the nation, but has also consistently denied any wrongdoing.
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As part of the deal Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, apologised for the women's ordeal.
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Ms Patton turned up to the talk, organised by a student club, and afterwards apologised.
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Gatwick, on Twitter here, apologised to affected passengers, adding that safety was its "foremost priority".
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" WhaHahaAhKeKeDa apologised: "Really sorry ðŸ˜' I was part of the massive army of bikes yesterday.
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Lam has apologised for the turmoil the extradition bill has caused and declared it "dead".
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Since becoming emperor in 1989 he has apologised for Japan's wartime past during foreign trips.
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Both Tony Blair and Bill Clinton apologised for their countries' role in the slave trade.
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The company apologised to shareholders last week to head off a vote against executive pay.
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He apologised to investors, partners and 20 million registered users of the company's 600,000 bikes.
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Abe has apologised and a $1 billion yen fund to aid victims has been created.
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British Airways apologised to customers for the delay and said security was a top priority.
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Foster previously apologised, but insisted her party closed it as soon as flaws became apparent.
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UBS apologised for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's comments and put the economist on leave.
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I apologised [sic] for not sending enough for the teachers and they just laughed, thankfully.
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The bus operator, Stephensons, has since apologised and North Yorkshire council have launched an investigation.
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On October 1st Mr Rohner apologised to staff, clients and shareholders—and to Mr Khan.
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The company said it hadn't known about the service and apologised for flying over it.
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All three players later thanked Trump at a press conference, and apologised for their actions.
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He has apologised for the slur but now says it was a mistake to step down.
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Mr Erdogan apologised for the incident and met Mr Putin in St Petersburg over the summer.
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Unusually, they apologised for an air-raid on Sana'a on August 25th which killed 14 civilians.
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For his part he had already apologised profusely, claiming he had never intended to injure Maradona.
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Writing last month in the Sunday Times, Vitaly Mutko, the sports minister, apologised for "serious mistakes".
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Wisely, he had kept his wife in the loop, but he still apologised to her publicly.
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This week McKinsey, a consultancy, apologised for the "distress" it had caused the South African people.
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In November last year, Jia Yueting, a founder of LeEco apologised to shareholders for poor revenue.
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Cho, also known as Emily Cho, apologised on Thursday for what she called her "foolish behaviour".
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Cho apologised to employees in an email on Sunday, according to a copy seen by Reuters.
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Westpac on Friday held an emergency meeting to discuss the allegations and apologised for the breaches.
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Conor McGregor has apologised for his behaviour at the Bellator 187 event in Dublin on Friday.
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The bank's chief executive has even apologised to Malaysians for Mr Leissner's role in the mess.
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On Wednesday, the Daily Mail apologised for the article and said it would issue a retraction.
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To this day, he has never categorically condemned the massacre or apologised for failing to prevent it.
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He again apologised to Lauren, and said he had no excuse or reason to justify his actions.
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GWR, the train company that mistreated Ms Davis, has apologised and launched an investigation into the incident.
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He later apologised for what he claimed was a joke blown out of proportion by the media.
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He said he had been binge drinking in the wake of his Olympic disappointment and publicly apologised.
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He went on to confirm that the company has since apologised and refunded him his £102 fare.
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Tencent, China's largest internet company, has apologised after terrible inappropriate videos from its annual party went viral.
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More than 170 years later, John DeGioia, Georgetown's president, has apologised for the university's role in slavery.
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Thanh and Thang both apologised to the Communist Party in statements to the Hanoi court last week.
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Commerzbank said all services were restored at 1600 local time and apologised to its customers via Facebook.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said the shooting down of the plane was a "disastrous mistake" and apologised.
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It apologised to customers on Tuesday and said that an investigation into the hacks was nearly complete.
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In May last year, the current head of the company's South Korean unit apologised and accepted responsibility.
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In a fresh video he apologised if his words had offended people who suffered under Syria's regime.
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Gove, seen as one of the strongest challengers to Johnson, apologised for using cocaine 20 years ago.
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In fairness to Grant he subsequently apologised and his presidency was noteworthy for appointing Jews to official positions.
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The day after Hato hit, Macau's chief executive, Fernando Chui, apologised, admitting his government had been ill-prepared.
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In an updated statement, emailed to Mashable Australia, the company stepped back on its previous comment and apologised.
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Germany's EU commissioner, Günther Oettinger, apologised after an video showed him mocking Chinese people and decrying gay marriage.
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Ms Omar apologised, though stood by her criticism of AIPAC, after the House Democratic leadership condemned her remarks.
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First the state government apologised for its poor treatment of protesters, now the police have added their voice.
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"Totally out of order and I've apologised personally to all the family this evening," Carragher said on Twitter.
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Hammond, who last week apologised for calling the EU "the enemy", described relations with European countries as constructive.
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I'll never forget the moment I apologised to Elisha for talking about the same issue again and again.
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While claiming the outage affected less than 3% of mobile customers, Telstra has since apologised for the incident.
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UFC star Conor McGregor has apologised for his actions at a Bellator MMA event in Dublin on Friday.
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On September 3rd it apologised to users and pledged to protect their personal data "in every possible way".
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Facebook executives have apologised after reports emerged that Cambridge Analytica had used personal data to target U.S. voters.
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Lorde has apologised to fans after Instagramming a photo of a bathtub captioned with a Whitney Houston lyric.
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The elite Revolutionary Guards apologised for the calamity, but that did not appease thousands protesting in several cities.
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Khan has not issued any statement after the controversy, but his father Salim Khan apologised on his behalf.
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Putin apologised for turning up late to his next session, a meeting when meeting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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We appreciate that Amena has since apologised for the content of these tweets and the offence they have caused.
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Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the head of the Met, has apologised for his force's failings and the harm caused.
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A Republican congressman opined that the black protesters "hate white people, because white people are successful"; he later apologised.
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Mongolia's government has apologised for the "misunderstanding" caused by the visit and said it will not permit a repeat.
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South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye, apologised for sharing documents with a friend who had no official government position.
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At the annual meeting Mr Idermark said he "sincerely apologised", acknowledging that the bank had been "rigid" and "guarded".
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Beijing-backed leader Lam, who has apologised for the upheaval, has not been seen in public since June 18.
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Facebook also apologised for removing in October a Swedish video on breast cancer awareness and deeming the images offensive.
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After the government nixed its popular six-year-old jokes app last year, Bytedance's founder, Zhang Yiming, apologised publicly.
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In testimony that veered from quietly spoken to emotional, Junqueras at one point apologised for his sometimes rambling answers.
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Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe have both apologised for any lapses that might have contributed to the attacks.
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They and many others have confessed their "crimes" to the cameras and apologised for the trouble they have caused.
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I have apologised to this remarkable and brave young lady and have continued to support her throughout the investigation.
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Instagram deleted all three, apparently in response to public complaints, but subsequently apologised to Kardashian West for doing so.
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The company later apologised in a statement on Weibo, saying both Gabbana's and the brand's accounts had been hacked.
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Censured by critics for using the slur, Musk deleted his tweet and apologised, but he didn't leave it there.
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The pressure was too much and two days later District Mayor Park Sam-seok apologised and reinstated the statue.
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The data scientist at the heart of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Aleksandr Kogan, has apologised for his role in it.
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Stephen Harper, the former Conservative prime minister, apologised in 2008 for residential schools, the last of which closed in 1996.
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Earlier this year, he acknowledged anti-Semitism had surfaced within the party and apologised for the pain this had caused.
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Dozens of Twitter users blasted Andreessen for his comments, which he deleted and apologised for on Wednesday in eight tweets.
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After Cardinal Sean O'Malley, the head of his own commission for the protection of minors, publicly disagreed, the pope apologised.
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Privately owned Cashplus apologised for the outages in a statement posted on its social media channels on Wednesday and Thursday.
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In November, stationery retailer Paperchase apologised for a promotion in weekend editions of the newspaper after a backlash from campaigners.
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Sloane has since issued a statement to the New Zealand Herald, in which she said she apologised for the remark.
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Kushner Companies apologised "if that mention of her brother was in any way interpreted as an attempt to lure investors".
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First, we speak to one of the victims of decades of forced sterilisation, for which the government apologised this week.
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In 2002, its first year, Zhu Rongji, who was then China's prime minister, apologised at a banquet for logistical problems.
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I see the Sunday Times editor has apologised for the Kevin Myers article he accidentally commissioned, approved, edited and published.
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After a barrage of criticism, on July 6th the firm apologised and said it had sacked one of its partners.
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Telstra's CEO Andrew Penn apologised to customers on Friday, understanding how many rely on the network's very well-promoted reliability.
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"No one apologised, no one admitted they were wrong," said one elderly female investor who declined to give her name.
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Last year Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, threatened to sue Britain unless it recognised Palestine and apologised for the declaration.
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The court's deputy chief justice apologised to the men and said they had the right to seek compensation, it said.
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President Xi Jinping has denounced the scandal as "vile and shocking", while Changsheng has publicly apologised in a regulatory filing.
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Lewis Hamilton has apologised after posting a video to social media where he mocked his nephew for wearing a dress.
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Late on Monday, Vijaya Gadde, legal, policy and trust and safety lead at Twitter who accompanied Dorsey to India, apologised.
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In January last year American meteorologists apologised profusely on Twitter for predicting a "crippling" and "historic" blizzard that never arrived.
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Under a 2015 deal, Japan apologised and gave 1 billion yen ($9 million) to a fund to help the women.
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Kellogg's has apologised after a Twitter user complained that the cartoon art found on one of its cereal boxes was 'racist'.
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Gianforte added "he should not have treated the reporter that way," and apologised directly to Jacobs and the people of Montana.
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In 2008 Stephen Harper, then the prime minister, apologised for the residential schools and set up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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It's not the first time Dunham has apologised for a controversial statement after backlash, as many on Twitter have pointed out.
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Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, who has apologised for the upheaval, has not been seen in public since June 18.
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WeChat, China's biggest messaging app, has apologised for a gaffe, where it translated the phrase "black foreigner" to the N-word.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's leader, apologised for the extradition bill and said it was "unlikely" that it would become law soon.
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But Kushner Companies later apologised if Ms Meyer's name-dropping "was in any way interpreted as an attempt to lure investors".
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She apologised for her behaviour and claimed that she had thrown water on the floor, not in the other executive's face.
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He apologised for his behavior but said he could not remember what had happened, according to video shown by broadcaster SBS.
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Mozambican Prime Minister Carlos Agostinho do Rosario apologised last month for not coming clean about the loans to the IMF earlier.
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But on a visit before the summer break, Pauline Walker, the school's enthusiastic head, apologised to your correspondent for the mess.
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His uncle's health deteriorated quickly after his ousting and he was hurt that those who removed him never apologised, he added.
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Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey apologised on Monday for a Twitter post over the weekend backing the Hong Kong protest.
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James Harden, the Rockets' superstar, whose popularity in China increases the value of his endorsement deals, apologised in a television interview.
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Update: After the publication of this piece and a subsequent outcry, Slack reversed its actions against some impacted accounts and apologised.
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Lloyds Banking Group said in a statement it welcomed the FCA's "comprehensive investigation", accepted its findings and apologised to customers affected.
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AEST Morning television host Karl Stefanovic apologised for his repeated use of a transphobic slur during Thursday's episode of The Today Show.
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As videos of the bloodied man quickly went viral, Oscar Munoz, the carrier's boss, woodenly apologised for having to "re-accommodate" customers.
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Some activists had apologised for the airport turmoil and protesters could be seen on Sunday night urging others to go home peacefully.
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The newly elected leader of the council, Elizabeth Campbell, was booed and heckled as she apologised for the "grief and trauma" caused.
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The airline later apologised to Ahluwalia and said that it would train its staff on the "religious significance of the Sikh turban."
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The interviewer in question, Craig Dean, apologised on Twitter saying that Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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The sumo association later apologised for the referee's "inappropriate response in the life-threatening situation", but appeared to stand by the rule.
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Gianluigi Buffon, the team's beloved goalkeeper (pictured), tearfully apologised for having "failed at something which also means something on a social level".
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The Israeli diplomatic source said the Netanyahu government had not apologised for the shooting of the alleged assailant but rather "voiced regret".
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Future Land subsidiary Seazen Holdings Co Ltd, of which Wang was also chairman, has apologised and said it will cooperate with authorities.
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The Johnsonian word-hoard includes phrases that have caused offence, including referring to "piccaninnies" in the Commonwealth, which he later apologised for.
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Iran said the British sailors were released when their government apologised to Iran, but London denied that it had offered any apology.
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LONDON — Jeremy Clarkson has apologised to the Top Gear producer, Oisin Tymon, he physically and verbally assaulted in a "fracas" last March.
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But Russia's tentative rapprochement with Turkey after its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, apologised for downing a Russian plane, adds a further restraint.
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After he was charged with accepting bribes, Mr McDonnell apologised for causing "embarrassment" to the state and repaid most of the loans.
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Thorburn has said he doesn't believe NAB is guilty of "criminal acts" and has apologised for failing to serve customers "with honour".
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"We have apologised to customers for this interruption to their journey and will be contacting them all individually," British Airways' statement said.
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" The Associated Press apologised to Nakate, saying: "We regret publishing a photo this morning that cropped out Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate.
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"Our president has apologised for the ongoing issues on Friday, including those involving Shim Suk-hee and Noh Seon-yeong," he said.
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Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme has apologised after a photographer claimed she was kicked in the head by the musician.
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Barclays also apologised on Thursday via social media channels for technological problems that left some customers unable to access its online banking services.
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"I've apologised to Ewan and I kind of feel a shame about it..." Still, they seem to be getting on well enough now.
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He apologised for having "buckled" under pressure applied by the defeated administration of Mr Najib (the two men are pictured, in the centre).
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Japan apologised to the women as part of a 30.53 deal and provided a 1 billion yen ($9.4 million) fund to help them.
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Well obviously that all went to hell and I feel bad about it, I apologised for it, and that's all I can do.
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Reedie apologised, saying the McLaren report had to come out before the Rio Games but the Doha lab suspension announcement was not intentional.
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YouTube wrote in a tweet that it was "working on resolving" the issues, and apologised for any inconvenience that may have been caused.
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VW's CEO has repeatedly apologised in the aftermath of the crisis and vowed to restore a sense of humility to Europe's largest automaker.
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Kelly addressed the internet's myriad concerns and questions in a blog post, and apologised for their "reticence" in responding to countless media outlets.
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Pozdnyakov, who did not disclose the nature of the incident nor the identities of those involved, said the Canadian Olympic Committee had apologised.
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NBC commentator and former U.S. skier Bode Miller has apologised after foolishly suggesting an Olympian's marriage impacted her performance at the Winter Olympics.
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Tepco apologised to the committee under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, which is looking into ways to dispose of the water.
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He apologised later, but that didn't stop 250,216 incensed protesters from taking to the streets this month in a demonstration that turned violent.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologised for carelessness in her ties with Choi, a friend for four decades, who has also denied wrongdoing.
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Jennifer Lopez apologised for singing happy birthday to Berdymukhamedov in Turkmenistan in 2013, saying she was unaware of the country's human rights record.
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Kim apologised for trying to steal military and state secrets in collusion with South Koreans, and said he was paid for doing it.
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The California-based company acknowledged in December that iPhone software can slow down some phones with battery problems and apologised for the issue.
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The 31-year-old twice Ultimate Fighting Championship title-holder, offered a guilty plea and apologised to his victim in Dublin's District Court.
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It has undertaken a full review to identify the scale and scope of the data breach and has apologised to those individuals affected.
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It has undertaken a full review to identify the scale and scope of the data breach and has apologised to those individuals affected.
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Kato apologised on Saturday for allowing an infected woman to leave the Diamond Princess, which has been quarantined in Yokohama since Feb. 3.
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Merlin, which also runs tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds waxworks and Legoland, has accepted full responsibility and liability for the accident and apologised.
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Last week, Fortune magazine apologised after its cover depicting Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos as Vishnu offended US-based Hindu leaders such as Rajan Zed.
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The four attackers pleaded guilty to the assault and apologised to their victims and to Thailand for damaging its reputation, according to The Nation.
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In May last year, the current head of Reckitt's South Korean unit, as well as group chief executive Rakesh Kapoor, apologised and accepted responsibility.
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TSB, which has apologised to customers and pledged an investigation, declined to comment on the specific allegations but disputed any shortcomings in its testing.
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Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of Tesla, a car company, apologised to Vern Unsworth, a British diver, for calling him "pedo guy" on Twitter.
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Sadayuki Sakakibara, a former president of Toray, said he was "ashamed" and apologised on behalf of Keidanren, the powerful business lobby he now heads.
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At a news conference on June 18th Mrs Lam apologised for her handling of the bill (but gave no indication that she would resign).
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Lam apologised for plunging the city into major upheaval, saying she had heard the people "loud and clear" and would try to rebuild trust.
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A Japanese airline has apologised to a disabled passenger, after he was forced to crawl up a flight of stairs to board his plane.
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The government, now in full damage-control mode, quickly followed suit, and a Samsung official later apologised for the hospital's handling of the outbreak.
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Lily Allen broke down in tears and apologised on behalf of the UK after meeting a stranded Afghan teenager in the Calais refugee camp.
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Mitsubishi's boss apologised, though that didn't stop a suspension of trading in the company's shares, whose price plunged by 15% after the news broke.
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Monarch, based at Luton Airport north of London and in business since 1968, cancelled about 8603,000 future bookings and apologised to customers and staff.
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Park said last week she had given Choi access to speech drafts early in her term and apologised for causing concern among the public.
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That spooked some investors in the budget carrier, one of Malaysia's best-known international brands, even as Fernandes on Sunday apologised for endorsing Najib.
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Sapin, one of Socialist President Francois Hollande's closest backers, said the journalist immediately asked to talk with him and that he apologised to her.
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Bernanke was a keen disciple and apologised to Friedman on behalf of his employer, vowing that the Fed wouldn't make the same mistake again.
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American officials later apologised for the incident and described the attack as accidental: meant to target the Islamic State's frontline, not the Syrian regime.
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Hassassian said that unless Britain apologised, cancelled planned celebrations and recognised the state of Palestine, the Palestinians would go ahead with plans for a lawsuit.
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Some Conservatives said they were disgusted by the remarks, for which Leadsom later apologised, while others said they showed naivety and a lack of judgment.
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London apologised on Twitter, before setting her account to private for a brief time, in an attempt to stop the wave of harassment online. pic.twitter.
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We have also apologised directly and offered a gesture of goodwill to both Ms Asghar as well as Ms Baker, who originally purchased the product.
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Cho has not denied his daughter received academic perks, and apologised publicly for the disappointment that he caused, but denied his family committed any wrongdoing.
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His bank made a large loan to a company owned by the Chilean president's daughter-in-law after he met with her; he later apologised.
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Admitting it was a "mess of our own making", Michael O'Leary apologised for the abrupt cancellation of 2,100 Ryanair flights over the next six weeks.
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LONDON — A circus has apologised to a man who was knocked unconscious in Wales when a clown attempted to perform a backflip stunt with him.
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What they're saying: "We have spoken with the person incorrectly named on the charging document and apologised," the police said to Axios in a statement.
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PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, apologised; YouTube dropped him from a lucrative advertiser programme, but he was allowed to remain on the site.
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" A representative from L'Oréal told BBC, "We appreciate that Amena has since apologised for the content of these tweets and the offence they have caused.
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He has apologised and promised thorough audits of third-party app developers and steps to make it easier for users to control their privacy settings.
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He vented his fury at the team over its Melbourne strategy calls in the second half of the race – behaviour for which he later apologised.
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The mayor of Padova has apologised to Lazio's Keita Balde, after the young striker was racially abused during a pre-season friendly on Wednesday evening.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One has apologised to fans for problems with an already-delayed F1 TV streaming service at its launch in Spain last weekend.
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On December 20173th Justin Trudeau, the new Liberal prime minister, apologised again, saying the "abhorrent" system represented "one of the darkest chapters in Canadian history".
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Carragher has apologised for the incident, which took place after Liverpool lost 2-1 to Manchester United on Saturday, calling it "a moment of madness".
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RBS apologised for the misconduct of its staff and Lloyds hired a retired judge to see whether its management could have handled the fraud better.
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A bearded man startled babies by leading shouts of "Feel the Bern", then, unbidden, apologised to a Native-American woman on behalf of his ancestors.
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He said he did not recognise the description Maltby gave of their 2015 meeting but said he had clearly made her feel uncomfortable and apologised.
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The FTSE 100 company said in a statement that it apologised for "any confusion or inconvenience caused to customers who received an inaccurate renewal document".
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The Irishman recently publicly apologised on ESPN for an incident in a Dublin pub in which he allegedly punched an older man in the face.
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In March 2018, Corbyn apologised for sending a supportive message to the creator of a London mural after local officials ordered it should be destroyed.
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Within days, bank officials delivered the money in cash, apologised profusely, and begged her to sign a document saying she was happy with their performance.
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The public prosecutors' office said that the woman was not interested in any further prosecution after Ullrich apologised for his behaviour and paid her compensation.
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On Tuesday President Moon Jae-in apologised for shortages of face masks and promised support for virus-hit small businesses in Asia's fourth-biggest economy.
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They apologised for the inconvenience to travellers, explaining that they were attempting to defend the kind of free and open Hong Kong that visitors like.
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The log said the man "apologised for inconvenience to police" and that there were "no injuries sighted (except to spider)" and "no further police involvement required".
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Samantha Bee may have apologised to Ivanka Trump for calling her a "feckless cunt," but Michelle Wolf has another insult to hurl at the president's daughter.
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LONDON — A woman who was rescued from Britain's highest mountain wearing shorts and a short-sleeved shirt has apologised for not really thinking her trip through.
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Although he has since apologised, Klitschko said the sport would be better off without a champion like Fury and that he should be banned from boxing.
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He has apologised for his comments, insisting—not unreasonably—that he was criticising not the verse itself, but the use to which it was being put.
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" MSNBC's Brian Williams later apologised for what was said, telling viewers that "we have no control over what it's in the concession speeches of various campaigns.
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Bell Pottinger has apologised for the campaign and described it as "inappropriate and insensitive", but it disputed the basis on which the PRCA ruling was made.
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"What gives me confidence about the TFL decision is the fact that the global chief executive officer for Uber apologised to London," Khan told LBC radio.
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Bartling held a press conference on Monday together with the State Railway of Thailand, and Thai police, where he apologised for his actions, reported Khaosod English.
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Jason Momoa has apologised for a rape joke made at a Comic-Con panel back in 2011, detailed in a video that has surfaced online recently.
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She has apologised for the turmoil the bill has caused, saying she has heard the people "loud and clear", although she rejected calls to step down.
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Suncity head Alvin Chau apologised to the government for any "negative impact" on Macau's casinos but denied the group had anything to do with online gaming.
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Both the driver and rider declined to reveal the ride-sharing app they were using, but the company apologised when it was contacted by the newspaper.
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This year's celebrations were particularly poignant, as it marked the first time the New South Wales government officially apologised to the protesters for their brutal treatment.
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Jordan said Israel had apologised for the embassy deaths, would compensate the victims' next of kin and "implement and follow up legal measures" in the case.
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Duterte said he would allow the casino boss to come back to the Philippines if he apologised for bribing an official and paid the correct taxes.
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Although Cho has since apologised for the incident, any cabin crew who encounters her in future will probably think twice about serving her any nuts again.
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Mayim Bialik has apologised for her New York Times op-ed on the Harvey Weinstein scandal, which many people felt blamed the victims of sexual assault.
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Recently the former prime minister has softened his otherwise firm defence of his decision; last October he acknowledged mistakes and apologised for faults in the intelligence.
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A neighbour said that on the way out she apologised for having used a false name in her dealings with the other people in the block.
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LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Monday apologised for causing distress with remarks about a Iranian-British aid worker jailed in Iran.
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She has denied any wrongdoing and her lawyer, Alessandro Gamberini, told reporters she had apologised to the judge for hitting the patrol boat, saying it was accidental.
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He apologised to Jacobs and the Fox News crew who witnessed the incident in an address to supporters in the wake of the win on Thursday night.
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While he has publicly regretted the behaviour of other senators on the committee in 1991 he has not yet directly apologised to Ms Hill for his own.
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At first Mr Macri blamed the outcome on the voters for "believing that returning to the past is an alternative", a scolding for which he later apologised.
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Several people afterwards told him how inappropriate and hurtful his use of the N-word was, and Jonathan apologised to those that had been in the meeting.
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Wattanapak Jinsirivanich, managing director of Yulihan Group (Thailand), the company that produces Seoul Secret beauty products, apologised and said the advert was not meant to stir controversy.
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" One of the men who was pictured kissing the cutout has since apologised, adding that he had only meant to send the picture out "as a joke.
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Last month May apologised after the health service postponed tens of thousands of non-emergency operations to free up staff and beds to deal with emergency patients.
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BA, owned by International Airlines Group, apologised to customers for Wednesday's disruption and said its technical team was working to resolve the problems as soon as possible.
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Facebook has apologised for reportedly allowing advertisers to target emotionally vulnerable people as young as 14, as a 23-page leaked document obtained by The Australian revealed.
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HSBC apologised earlier this year after its UK personal banking websites were shut down by a "denial of service" attack, but no customer funds were at threat.
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Sony Pictures and the Peter Rabbit filmmakers have apologised for making light of allergies following calls to boycott the movie, which hit U.S. cinemas over the weekend.
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Mr Erdogan also apologised to Russia for shooting down a Russian fighter jet in November when it briefly entered Turkish airspace (hence the nervousness of Syrian rebels).
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LONDON — A British man has apologised after a joke he made about a horse's penis led to him being arrested by authorities in Kyrgyzstan, the BBC reports.
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Alphabet's Google launched a review of the problem on Friday, apologised on Monday and said on Tuesday it had revamped its policies to give advertisers more control.
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The discovery sparked outcry and Tesla apologised, saying the outbreak of the coronavirus had slowed its production rate and forced it to ship with the old chip.
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Japan's health minister apologised on Saturday after a woman who was allowed to leave a coronavirus-infected cruise ship docked near Tokyo tested positive for the virus.
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But state-affiliated media had reported protests on Saturday night shortly after the Iranian military said it had brought down the Ukrainian plane on Wednesday and apologised.
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And in January Baidu apologised for management failures when the internet regulator found illegal content in its search results and online forums, including ads for unlicensed clinics.
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In the Queen's Speech debate on June 21st she apologised for the failure of the state, both local and national, to help people when they needed it most.
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The company's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, has repeatedly apologised and bought full-page advertisements in U.S. and British newspapers promising to do more to restrict access to users' information.
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On October 25th Ms Park apologised again, this time for sharing advance drafts of dozens of speeches with a confidante, Choi Soon-sil, who has no government position.
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Many of the original group of 500 LGBT supporters, known as the "78ers," were present in NSW Parliament on Thursday as MPs apologised on behalf of the government.
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A few politicians are showing some sensitivity: the governor of East Java province apologised for the racism in Surabaya, and President Joko Widodo announced plans to visit Papua.
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Imagine if Mr Kavanaugh had come forward as soon as the allegations emerged, admitted to being a drunken teenage jerk and apologised unreservedly to the women he assaulted.
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After an inaugural address in which he called for unity and apologised for the government's killing of protesters, the former army officer toured the country to muster support.
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Chris Hill, HL's boss, apologised to clients at the weekend as shares in the firm, a FTSE 100 company with a market value of £9bn, continued to fall.
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That was not the article's only unfortunate line; in it, Ms Moser also referred to a neighbour as a " deaf-mute drug addict", for which she has apologised.
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Now, the CEO of the Australian Football League (AFL) has apologised to Sydney Swans player and Indigenous man Adam Goodes for not doing enough to stop the booing.
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Vettel, who finished fourth in Baku, apologised for the incident of "road rage" — and for claiming that Hamilton 'brake-tested' him — after a hearing in Paris on Monday.
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He apologised over the pyre for "the angering of the orderlies in the front parlour of the charnel house"; but they had not, like the government, burned children.
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Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Abe apologised for the second time in a week, saying he bore responsibility for appointing the two in a cabinet reshuffle last month.
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" Vettel apologised to his team after missing out on pole, and also skimming the wall at the last corner, saying: "Going into qualifying I thought it was possible.
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In 2013, the governor of the Nigerian state of Imo apologised to Christians and repealed a law that, if implemented, would have legalised abortion for nearly any reason.
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Paatero first said she had not been informed when the 700 package handlers' new contract would take effect, but later apologised and said the date "slipped her attention".
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The Westpac board on Friday had apologised unreservedly for 23 million breaches of money laundering laws, but stood by management despite pressure from politicians to review its leadership.
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In May, a detergent maker apologised after airing a television advertisement showing a black man being shoved into a washing machine and coming out a fair-skinned Asian.
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In his half-contrite, half-defiant resignation letter, Mr Flynn wrote of having sincerely apologised to both Mr Pence and Mr Trump for "inadvertently" misleading them with "incomplete information".
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At an emotional appearance before the press Mr Strache apologised for his "extremely embarrassing statements", blaming "typical alcohol-fuelled macho posturing" and a desire to impress his "attractive hostess".
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Maynard, who has more than 1.5 million subscribers on his YouTube channel, apologised for tweeting "some pretty disgusting things" after it emerged he called fellow Twitter users "retarded faggots".
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On July 10th the Hong Kong arm posted a short statement on its Facebook page in which it apologised for any "inconvenience" caused by the conversation on July 9th.
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Nearly four decades later, the government of the Australian state of New South Wales apologised to gay rights activists involved in the violent 1978 parade for the first time.
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The company apologised to shareholders on Tuesday for a disappointing performance which resulted in multiple profit warnings in 2018, admitting it had lowered its standards while chasing international expansion.
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In a joint statement, the chief executives of O2 and Ericsson apologised to customers for the "poor experience" they faced as they struggled to get online on Thursday. bit.
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On January 3rd Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, apologised to patients after non-essential operations were suspended until the end of the month to ease the pressure on hospitals.
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In October 22017 the RCMP agreed to set aside C$133m ($213m) to settle a class-action suit brought by serving and former female officers, and apologised to them.
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This year, as the 500th anniversary of the Reformation was commemorated in a generally emollient spirit, German Lutherans apologised to their Catholic compatriots for the era of idol-smashing.
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Mr Corbyn has issued a statement recognising that "anti-Semitism has surfaced within the Labour Party", apologised for his misjudgment over the mural and offered to meet Jewish leaders.
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But public outrage prompted a U-turn: she apologised for the migrants' treatment, as did her successor as home secretary, Amber Rudd, who faced calls from Labour to resign.
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Marko Nikolic, manager of Slovenian club Olimpija Ljubljana, has apologised for calling one of his own players a "black idiot" – and will not lose his job over the comment.
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" After days of pressure, the party apologised on Tuesday for using "black-haired foreigner," while Moon's office said it would take action if the reporter were "under real threat.
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HSBC has apologised for the latest faults, which are in their second day, and said customers would not lose out, but has offered no explanation of the underlying cause.
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Shortly after the picture emerged, he apologised for "the decision I made to appear as I did" (he did not say whether he was in Klan robes or blackface).
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Madrid on Friday meanwhile apologised for the first time for police use of violence in trying to hinder a weekend referendum it had declared illegal, soothing financial market jitters.
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My aim for this post is not to bash Who Magazine -they have apologised to me directly - but I feel like I need to express publicly how I feel.
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Mr Bolsonaro said he would reject it unless Mr Macron apologised, though he accepted $12m in aid from Britain and sent the armed forces to help fight the blazes.
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The NBA, which claims 226m fans in China, promptly apologised—only for its apology to come under fire in America, including a reprimand from Mike Pence, the vice-president.
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He apologised for the tragic deaths of two children while staying at a hotel booked through Thomas Cook in 2006, and initiated an independent review of its customer service.
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"Claas Relotius has reached out to us via a text message, apologised and handed back his 4 reporter awards on his own initiative," Reporter Forum said on its website.
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In the final days of the campaign—far too late—they apologised publicly for their crimes and promised to declare their assets and use them to make reparations to victims.
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UBS apologised on Thursday for any misunderstanding caused by Paul Donovan's comments, which it said were about inflation and a rise in Chinese consumer prices due to higher pork prices.
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On Sunday, she apologised for the way the government had handled the draft law, which had been scheduled for debate last Wednesday, but gave no further insight into its fate.
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Hong Kong's embattled leader, Carrie Lam, has apologised for the turmoil the bill has caused and declared it "dead", although opponents say nothing short of its full withdrawal will do.
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On February 27.8th the firm apologised for a "mistake" after its American subsidiary posted a Valentine's image showing a handgun surrounded by ammunition arranged in the shape of a heart.
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But over the weekend, leaders of the OCU said the new President had apologised for his joke and they had warmly forgiven him; they wished him well with his presidency.
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The Sunday Times and KPMG apologised to Mr Gordhan, but the damage was done: the research-and-investigations unit had been dismantled and 28 senior managers had left the service.
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As videos of the bloodied man quickly went viral, Oscar Munoz, the carrier's boss, woodenly apologised for having to "re-accommodate" customers and blamed the flyer for not co-operating.
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BRUSSELS, May 22 (Reuters) - Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg apologised to EU lawmakers on Tuesday and said the company had not done enough to prevent misuse of the social network.
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Seven years ago Stephen Harper, then Conservative prime minister, apologised on the government's behalf to the 150,000 children and their families for the brutal attempt to wipe out their cultures.
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The Daily Nation apologised by mid-morning for publishing the funeral announcement for businessman Jimi Wanjigi, whose picture, history and family details were used but whose name was slightly altered.
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President Tsai Ing-wen has apologised for the blackout, describing electricity supply as a national security issue and stressing the importance of ensuring the safety of the island's infrastructure facilities.
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Lithuanians have been slow to recognize their role in helping Nazi Germans exterminate Lithuanian Jews in World War Two, even after the Lithuanian president apologised in Israel's Knesset in 1995.
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Billionaire Michael Bloomberg was Mayor of New York from 2002 to 2013, but only apologised for his stop-and-frisk policy which "disproportionately targeted black and Latino men" last week.
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Corbyn, who apologised to Labour supporters in two newspapers on Sunday, has said he will step down as soon as a new leader has been elected by the party membership.
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Betraying little emotion, Zuckerberg apologised to leaders of the European Parliament in Brussels for a massive data leak, in his latest attempt to draw a line under the damaging scandal.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 26 (Reuters) - The Dutch market authority apologised on Thursday after admitting it had accidentally published details of short positions in stocks on its website beyond what it normally discloses.
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NAB has already apologised and promised to pay A$87 million ($62 million) in compensation over the malpractice, which is also subject to an ongoing lawsuit filed by Australia's corporate regulator.
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"I have apologised to the Barclays board, and accepted its conclusion that my personal actions in this matter were errors on my part," former JPMorgan banker Staley said in a statement.
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Gove apologised but critics accused him of hypocrisy, noting that, in a previous role as education minister, he had signed off on rules to ban teachers for life for taking cocaine.
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Hong Kong's embattled leader, Carrie Lam, has apologised for the turmoil the extradition bill has caused and declared it "dead", although opponents say nothing short of its full withdrawal will do.
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Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn apologised for the hurt caused by the ongoing row over anti-Semitism in the party, insisting "we must drive it out of our movement for good".
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On June 20123th he suggested that Mr Imamoglu would not become mayor unless he apologised to a local governor with whom he quarrelled during a visit to a Black Sea province.
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DUBAI, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said on Thursday that companies that pulled out of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh had apologised for missing the event.
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BA, part of airline group IAG, is seeking to limit the damage to its reputation and has apologised to customers after hundreds of flights were canceled over a long holiday weekend.
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Seeking to defuse the firestorm, Mrs Clinton apologised the next day—though only for having assigned a number, 50%, to the share of Mr Trump's voters she believes are beyond salvage.
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The Reddit user who created a GIF of US President Donald Trump body slamming and punching CNN's logo has apologised for racist and anti-Semitic comments he made in the past.
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Russia lifted a ban on vegetable imports from Turkey in November 2017 but set quotas as tensions between the two countries eased after Ankara apologised for downing a Russian military jet.
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Some have apologised publicly for supposedly hurting students' feelings; one was suspended in 2017 after he claimed that ordinary Chinese believe that government officials only ever speak the truth by accident.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - The CEO and part-owner of the New Zealand Breakers apologised to fans on Tuesday after the struggling pro basketball team were rocked by off-court incidents this week.
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TOKYO, June 27 (Reuters) - Japanese auto parts maker Takata Corp apologised on Tuesday to victims of its faulty air bags linked to at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries around the world.
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UBS on Thursday had apologised for any misunderstanding caused by Paul Donovan's comments, which it said were about inflation and Chinese consumer prices rising, which was driven by higher prices for pork.
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In September Woodford apologised for a "really difficult two months" in a video to investors, while in October one of his longest-standing backers pulled 300 million pounds out of the funds.
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Through an Instagram post days later the princess apologised that her "genuine intention to work for the country and Thai people has caused such problems that shouldn't have happened in this era".
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After Spain apologised on Friday for a violent crackdown on Catalonia's independence referendum, a Catalan parliament spokesman said the region's pro-independence leader would address lawmakers on Tuesday on the "political situation".
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"They huddled together and assured each other that it was OK ... and I went up later and apologised and asked them if they were all right, and they were OK," Starr said.
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" Chu apologised for his comments at a news conference on Tuesday in Ha Tinh province, and Formosa Ha Tinh said in the statement via its parent: "We are deeply shocked and sorry.
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The incident, for which the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) apologised late on Thursday, has embarrassed the host city, angered the police and government and dominated news coverage of South America's first Olympics.
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Last year, German carmaker Audi AG apologised for using a map that excluded Taiwan and parts of Tibet and the western Xinjiang region after it was heavily criticized on Chinese social media.
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Avast's CEO Ondrej Vlcek, who joined the company 7 months ago, apologised in a separate blog post while also somewhat distancing himself from the history of the company and what it did.
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Appearing before a British parliamentary committee, Peter Fankhauser again apologised to customers, staff and suppliers for the firm's collapse but did not say if he would hand back any of his pay.
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Domingo apologised on Tuesday to the women who had accused him of sexual misconduct after an investigation by the American Guild of Musical Artists concluded he had behaved inappropriately with female performers.
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General manager Daryl Morey apologised on Monday for any hurt caused by the tweet, which he deleted over the weekend after drawing swift condemnation from China's government, fans and the team's partners.
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Affected customers took to Twitter to complain prior to the fix: HSBC UK's official Twitter page said earlier on Friday morning the bank was investigating the problem, and apologised for the inconvenience.
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"Optus has apologised to customers who received the mistaken communication and offered a costless exit for those who took out the offer," said Andrew Sheridan, vice president, Regulatory and Public Affairs, Optus.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Marc Andreessen, a prominent venture capitalist and Facebook Inc board director, apologised on Wednesday for tweets that condemned the Indian government for banning the social media company's free Internet service.
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The sharp-tongued parliamentarian apologised for the offence he had caused, with the surreal excuse that in the heat of an argument some "not too successful turns of phrase" could sometimes be uttered.
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When the prime minister of the day, Kevin Rudd, apologised ten years ago to the "stolen generation" of aboriginal children forcibly removed from their families, Mr Dutton walked out of parliament in disgust.
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It began when McGarry apologised on Twitter for using a screengrab of a conversation Rowling was having on Twitter, the latest salvo in a word of words between the two on the platform.
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I hope you let MS use the flux capacitor to go back to 1955 where their comments might be considered normal🤦🏼♀️ But seriously, I hope you have apologised and stopped MS tweeting!
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He has apologised to the victims of sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Ireland and asked forgiveness during a trip to Bolivia last July for the church's role in the sins of colonialism.
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Cho, who is also known as Emily Cho, has apologised for her behavior, but says she "pushed" a cup of water and did not throw it at anyone's face as media have reported.
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Then, in November 2015, a Met assistant commissioner formally apologised for the sexual relationships—though prosecutors in 2014 had decided not to charge four officers known to have dated women under false pretenses.
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The 46-year-old, popularly known as "Nalla", admitted making the remarks, apologised and "recognised that it was unacceptable in Singapore's multi-racial and multi-religious context," the ministry said in a statement.
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Under the 2015 deal, reached by Abe and South Korean President Moon Jae-in's predecessor, Japan apologised to former "comfort women" and provided a 1 billion yen ($9 million) fund to help them.
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His history includes multiple run-ins with other channels, and he has been criticised in the past for mocking YouTubers with learning disabilities (a video he, to his credit, removed and apologised for).
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Saikawa apologised on Thursday and vowed to return any improperly paid funds as he admitted to Japanese reporters that he had wrongly received stock-related compensation under "a scheme of the Ghosn era".
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Uber's chief executive has apologised for the taxi app's mistakes in London and promised to change as the company fights a decision by the city not to renew its licence, the Guardian reports.
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Westpac said it was "shattered" by a money laundering lawsuit over payments it unwittingly facilitated among suspected child exploiters and apologised to all affected as it faced a fire storm of shareholder criticism.
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In February, North Korea presented him to the press, where he cried bitterly and apologised for stealing the banner, which he said he intended to present as a "trophy" to a friend back home.
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On Monday he apologised for what he said was an error of judgment regarding the employment of family members, but said his wife's work had been genuine and legal and vowed to fight on.
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Ms Park, who has 15 months remaining of her single five-year term, has apologised twice to the nation, and accepted an investigation into her actions, a first for a sitting South Korean president.
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Ms Park had apologised publicly after JTBC, a local cable-television network, said last month that it had found edited presidential speeches and cabinet-meeting briefs on a discarded computer used by Ms Choi.
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"When the security forces came to our village, all of the villagers apologised and asked them not to set the houses on fire - but they shot the people who made that request," he said.
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The ban for Bastareaud, who apologised on social media for his remarks, followed an independent EPCR Disciplinary Hearing and means he will miss his country's opening Six Nations game against Ireland on Feb. 3.
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MUHAMMAD JAVAD ZARIF, Iran's long-serving foreign minister and architect of its nuclear deal with America and the West, apologised for his shortcomings and resigned—by way of an Instagram post on February 25th.
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Cho Yang-ho, their father and chair of Korean Air, apologised on April 22nd for the behaviour of two of his daughters and announced that they would leave their management positions at the company.
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HBOS was once Britain's biggest mortgage lender, and was rescued in a state-engineered takeover by Lloyds, which has apologised to victims of the fraud and set up a 100 million pounds compensation scheme.
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Companies from airlines, such as Air Canada, to retailers, such as Gap and Muji, have apologised for or changed the way they refer to Taiwan in recent months after complaints from the Chinese government.
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MUHAMMAD JAVAD ZARIF, Iran's long-serving foreign minister and architect of its nuclear deal with America and the West, apologised for his shortcomings and resigned, by way of an Instagram post, on February 25th.
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BEIJING, May 30 (Reuters) - A Chinese detergent maker has apologised for a television advertisement that many in China and around the world called racist, but also blamed the media for causing the public outcry.
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"He acknowledged that Rees-Mogg's Grenfell comments had "caused a huge amount of hurt and distress," adding: "He has apologised unreservedly and I do think that is the right thing for him to do.
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Saikawa apologised and vowed to return any improperly paid funds as he admitted to Japanese reporters earlier on Thursday that he had wrongly received stock-related compensation under "a scheme of the Ghosn era".
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In a tweet, Sameer Nigam, the head of PhonePe, which is now owned by Walmart Inc's Indian arm Flipkart, apologised to customers and said it hoped to go live again in a few hours.
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Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told reporters during a daily briefing that the newspaper hasn't yet formally apologised and said China demands the paper do so and holds those responsible for the column accountable.
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"Acknowledging the international impact of the case, New Zealand prime minister Ardern apologised to the family in 2018, saying: "Your daughter should have been safe here and she wasn't, and I'm sorry for that.
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Morey deleted the tweet and apologised on Monday, but Chinese broadcasters, sportswear companies and sponsors have said they are reviewing their ties with the NBA, which has had a presence in China since 1992.
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Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley apologised to the bank's staff on Monday, after the lender said it would dock his pay and reprimand him for failing to follow the lender's policy granting whisteblowers anonymity.
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Britain apologised last year for its "appalling" treatment of thousands of Caribbean migrants - the "Windrush generation" - who were denied basic rights after a tightening of immigration policy, despite having lived in the country for decades.
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On Wednesday, Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon apologised to the Malaysian people for the role played by Tim Leissner in the 1MDB scandal, but said the bank had conducted due diligence before every transaction.
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BANGKOK, April 21 (Reuters) - Thailand's CP All Pcl chairman Korsak Chairasmisak apologised on Thursday for his involvement in an insider trading scandal that raised concerns about corporate governance of the country's largest convenience store chain.
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Ten years ago the then-prime minister, Kevin Rudd, apologised to these "Stolen Generations", and Australians gathered in their thousands to hear him promise that the gap between aboriginals and other Australians would be closed.
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In a 29-minute segment aired on Wednesday, the co-founder of a Hong Kong-registered human rights group, Chinese Urgent Action Working Group (CUAWG), apologised for engaging in activities that undermined China's state security.
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The Spanish government apologised for the first time on Friday for the police use of violence.. Some EU states are worried that talk of Catalan independence could fuel secessionist feelings in other parts of Europe.
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Asked about her record on gay rights, the prime minister apologised for refusing to support the repeal in 2003 of a law which banned teaching children "the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship".
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Britain on Monday apologised to thousands of the "Windrush generation" of migrants who arrived in Britain more than 50 years ago as children and have become victims of a recent tightening of the immigration system.
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The government response has sparked accusations of double standards by some online users who said similar action was not taken against those behind the ad, who had apologised for any offence caused and removed it.
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The forecast was revealed to the International Consolidated Airlines Group SA AGM by chief executive Willie Walsh, who apologised again for the global disruption but congratulated staff on the way they handled the glitch. bit.
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SHANGHAI, Oct 17 (Reuters) - French luxury brand Christian Dior apologised on Thursday and said it supported China's territorial sovereignty after it was criticised for using a map of China that excluded Taiwan in a presentation.
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"I plan to submit my resignation tomorrow," Marek Kuchcinski told a news conference alongside PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, three days after the speaker apologised for using a government Gulfstream jet for 23 flights with his family.
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But in May, the company apologised to shareholders for its disappointing performance and said it had slashed U.S. marketing and other expenses and was reviewing whether it can run a "materially scaled back U.S. business" there.
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And Mr Modi himself has never apologised for failing to prevent the deaths of at least 1,000 people, most of them Muslims, during sectarian riots in the state of Gujarat while he was chief minister there.
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Former Australia captain Smith was unable to complete his news conference at Sydney Airport and was ushered out of the room after a short display of raw emotion during which he repeatedly apologised for his misjudgement.
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In 2014 the New York Review of Books retracted and apologised for a claim that there had been more than 1,000 deaths of migrants working on the site of a stadium she was building in Qatar.
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Ashley, the founder of the discount sportswear chain who still holds a 20.7455 percent stake, repeatedly apologised for what he said were serious mistakes in the way staff were treated and vowed to rebuild the firm.
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SEOUL, May 7 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics said on Tuesday it cannot confirm the shipping date for its foldable device Galaxy Fold yet and apologised to its pre-order customers in the United States for the delay.
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He has apologised to the company's former workers and its pensioners, but lawmakers said he had run the company in a way that enriched himself at the expense of the long-term growth of the company.
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Ai was given a lenient sentence due to actively providing details of his crimes, which he accepted and apologised for, the court said, adding that many of the bribes were accepted by relatives without his knowledge.
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But, in an emailed response to questions, he said, "Tate has reiterated to staff today that any contributions towards the gift are entirely voluntary and has apologised if the way the proposal was communicated was insensitive."
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ZURICH, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse Chairman Urs Rohner apologised to the bank's former wealth management head Iqbal Khan for an "inappropriate surveillance operation" ordered by the bank's chief operating officer, who had to step down.
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But the U.S. Embassy in Canberra, Australia has apologised on behalf of the Department of State who did just that, accidentally sending a test email featuring a photo of a cat dressed in a Cookie Monster costume.
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Park, who's five-year term ends in February 2018, has resisted calls to resign but has apologised twice, saying she only sought to benefit the economy and not herself, but acknowledges carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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In a closely watched press conference, Lam apologised for the turmoil but refused to say whether the bill would be withdrawn, only that it wouldn't be re-introduced during her time in office if public fears persist.
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Over the course of his testimony, as the Facebook boss apologised for the leakage of data on 87m users to a political-campaign firm, his company's shares rose by 5.7% and his own net worth by $3.2bn.
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New South Wales Police Superintendent Tony Crandell formally apologised on Friday for the actions of police on that fateful Saturday night, at a press conference on the eve of the 2016 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
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On Thursday, she apologised for the tone of her criticism of the military over its handling of the racism case, as she sought to contain a divisive row in the build-up to national elections in September.
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The man apologised to her for his text messages and said that he had been drinking, but added he did not believe she was equipped to help people off the flight in the event of an emergency.
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Announcing the measures, Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto, apologised for his role in a scandal in 2014, in which his wife acquired a $7m house from a government contractor, but said he did not break the law.
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In a moment of consciousness he apologised to team boss Neubauer for the crash, saying it had been entirely his own fault, and told Erica that she would have to go to the cinema alone that evening.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police have apologised and pledged disciplinary action after officers draped a live snake around the neck of a suspect to persuade him to confess during an interrogation session in the easternmost area of Papua.
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LIMA, March 27 (Reuters) - Former Newcastle United midfielder Norberto Solano apologised on Friday after being detained by Peruvian police for being outside his house during tight quarantine hours set up to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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In 2017, Boycott apologised "unreservedly" after the Daily Mirror reported that he had said he needed to black up to improve his chances of getting a knighthood given how many West Indian cricketers had received the honour.
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In a video the party posted on YouTube in May, Lundgren said he had behaved rudely towards, and apologised to, a party colleague who in the same video said she wasn't planning to make a police complaint.
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ROME, Feb 29 (Reuters) - The governor of Veneto, one of the regions worst hit by an outbreak in Italy of coronavirus, apologised on Saturday for criticising China over the contagion and saying Chinese people "eat live mice".
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Under a 2015 deal, Japan apologised to the "comfort women" - Japan's euphemism for women, many of them Korean, forced to work in its wartime brothels - and provided a 1 billion yen ($9.4 million) fund to help them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to be Britain's next prime minister, apologised on Tuesday for any offence caused over his earlier comments, including those when he described Muslim women wearing burqas as looking like letter boxes.
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Shares in tech giant Facebook were set to fall for a third successive day after its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg apologised for a "major breach of trust" over how it had handled data belonging to 50 million users.
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Disney's firing of James Gunn, a director, last week over tweets from a decade ago, before he was hired and for which he has apologised, seems to be one instance in which such distinctions have been papered over.
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MADRID, Oct 6 (Reuters) - The Spanish government's official representative in Catalonia apologised on Friday for the violent response by Spanish police to protesters who were attempting to vote in a banned independence referendum in the region on Sunday.
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LONDON, April 16 (Reuters) - Britain's interior minister Amber Rudd on Monday apologised to thousands of British residents who arrived from the Caribbean decades ago and are now being denied basic rights after being incorrectly identified as illegal immigrants.
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The company, sometimes likened to U.S. photo agency Getty Images which it also partners with, apologised in a post on its official Weibo account, saying the incident revealed its weak management and that it was cooperating with authorities.
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Last year, film-maker Karan Johar publicly apologised and promised not to cast Pakistani actors in his movies after the MNS threatened to disrupt screenings of his film "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil", which featured Pakistani actor Fawad Khan.
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The statement went on to say that Adams had apologised for not informing Egyptian authorities before the decision was made and cited him as saying the flight suspension was not related to the security measures at Egyptian airports.
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As the Soviet Union disintegrated in the early 1990s, Roger Scruton, a conservative British philosopher, called for Westerners who had "promoted and apologised for Soviet communism" to face "their day of reckoning" in the court of public opinion.
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He apologised, not for failing in his sworn duty to uphold the constitution, but for the "frustration and confusion" around the powers of the public protector, an anti-corruption ombudsman who had ordered him to repay the money.
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Fillon has apologised to the French people over the way hundreds of thousands of euros in taxpayers' money were paid to his wife, but has denied that the work was fake and has said he did nothing illegal.
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Although Rockets general manager Daryl Morey has since apologised for his tweet last week, National Basketball Association (NBA) Commissioner Adam Silver further angered authorities when he said the league backed Morey's right to exercise his freedom of expression.
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He apologised to fans and co-workers for missing the premiere: My planned travel to the U.S. last week was affected by an issue at U.S. immigration, and I am working to rectify it as soon as possible.
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Sunday's turnout of an estimated 1.7 million, according to the rally's organiser, showed that the movement still has broad-based support despite chaotic scenes last week when protesters occupied the Chinese-ruled city's airport, for which some activists apologised.
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At a town hall meeting broadcast to Nissan employees around the world on Monday morning, Saikawa apologised for the news last week that board member Carlos Ghosn had been arrested for alleged financial misconduct, a Nissan source told Reuters.
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Lam apologised to the public for the upheaval the bill had caused and while she said she had heard the people "loud and clear", she stopped short of activists' demands to scrap it and rejected calls to step down.
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Lam has apologised for the turmoil but refused to say it l would be withdrawn, only that it would not be re-introduced during her time in office, which is due to end in 2022, if public fears persist.
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The "Free Derry" mural, a symbol of the Troubles, had "Not In Our Name" added to it and red handprints were daubed on the office of a political party supported by the New IRA, which apologised for the murder.
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FedEx has apologised for multiple incidents of diversion of Huawei packages, which it attributed to "operational errors", but it later sued the U.S. government for what it said was an "impossible task" to "police the contents" of export shipments.
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MOSCOW, July 24 (Reuters) - Russia's embassy in Seoul on Wednesday denied that Moscow had formally apologised to South Korea over an alleged airspace violation during a joint air patrol with China the previous day, the Interfax news agency reported.
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"We see a flux of buyers from people outside of Zhengzhou, especially those from smaller cities in the same province," Xu said, who apologised for his raspy voice, which he said was due to one too many sales pitches.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 30 (Reuters) - South Africa's Standard Bank has dropped the services of McKinsey, spokesman Ross Linstrom said on Monday, weeks after the global consultancy apologised for errors it made while working with state power utility Eskom last year.
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MELBOURNE, March 26 (Reuters) - Wellington Phoenix midfielder Tim Payne has apologised after he broke a coronavirus quarantine in Australia and was charged with a drink-driving offence for taking a golf cart on a joyride with a team mate.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has apologised to Russian leader Vladimir Putin over last year's shooting down of a Russian air force jet by Turkey's military, the Kremlin said on Monday, opening the way for Russia to lift economic sanctions.
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This month, one quiz show, "Millions Winner," backed by internet security company Qihoo 360, apologised after it was chastised by a regulator for listing Taiwan and Hong Kong, over which China claims sovereignty, as independent countries in a question.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve board nominee Judy Shelton on Thursday apologised for having likened a convicted currency counterfeiter to U.S. civil rights icon Rosa Parks in an unusual exchange with a lawmaker weighing her appointment to the central bank.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis, in an extremely rare act of self-criticism, apologised to victims of clerical sex abuse on Sunday, acknowledging he had "wounded many" in comments defending a Chilean bishop who is under scrutiny.
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LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to be Britain's next prime minister, apologised on Tuesday for any offence caused over his earlier comments, including those when he described Muslim women wearing burqas as looking like letter boxes.
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The South Korean firm in the statement also apologised to its consumers for failing to explain why the smartphones on sale in China were safe, as they used batteries that came from a different supplier to those that could overheat.
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LONDON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - London's mayor asked the city's transport regulator to be available to meet Uber's boss after Dara Khosrowshahi apologised for the firm's mistakes and pledged to make changes to overturn a decision to strip it of its licence.
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That same month, Chinese environmental campaigner Feng Yongfeng apologised and stepped down from several leadership positions at nonprofit organisations after he was accused on WeChat of sexually harassing and assaulting a female employee during a business trip in October 2017.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg apologised to Britons on Sunday over a "breach of trust", taking out full page advertisements in British newspapers after a political consultancy got its hands on data on 50 million users.
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Lam, who has apologised for the upheaval, has not been seen in public since June 18, suspended the extradition bill after some of Hong Kong's biggest and most violent protests in decades, but stopped short of demands to scrap it.
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When two farmers objecting to early plans to open the rice market a little died after a battle with police in 2005, the president of the day, Roh Moo-hyun, a former human-rights advocate, sacked senior officers and apologised.
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KPMG has apologised repeatedly for its role in some of South Africa's largest corruption scandals, which have damaged the reputation of one of the world's biggest audit firms at a time when it is also facing criticism for its practices elsewhere.
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MADRID, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Opera singer Placido Domingo apologised to the women who accused him of sexual harassment for the "pain" he caused them and accepted "full responsibility" in a statement sent on Tuesday to Spanish news agency Europa Press.
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The European Swimming League (LEN) have apologised to Peaty and other affected athletes, a senior LEN official said later on Sunday, adding that he could see no reason why the record would not be ratified by the sport's governing body FINA.
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Didi was "deeply saddened by and sorry about the tragedy", the company said in a statement, adding that it had apologised to the family of the 21-year-old flight attendant killed en route from the city's airport hotel to downtown.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 17 (Reuters) - The chairman of South Africa's Old Mutual, Trevor Manuel, on Tuesday apologised for comments he made last week in reference to the judge presiding over the court battle between the insurer and its fired CEO Peter Moyo.
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Amidst mounting public outrage at the government's handling of the storm, including the perceived failure to adequately warn residents as the storm approached, Macau's leader Chui apologised and said the head of the local observatory, Fong Soi-kun, would step down.
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Mike Ashley, the founder of the discount sportswear chain who still holds a 55 percent stake, repeatedly apologised at the AGM for what he said were serious mistakes in the way staff were treated and he vowed to rebuild the firm.
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But when Aaron Klein, the proprietor, heard the cake was for two women, according to the bakery's petition, he "apologised and said that, because of their religious beliefs, he and his wife could not create a custom-designed cake for that purpose".
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LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Jeremy Clarkson, the former host of the BBC's hugely popular "Top Gear" motoring show, apologised and settled a lawsuit on Wednesday with the member of the production team he physically attacked in an incident which cost him his job.
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SHANGHAI, April 12 (Reuters) - Visual China Group , China's largest stock images provider, on Friday shut its website to make changes and apologised after it was criticised online and by regulators for selling images which it did not hold the ownership rights to.
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"Following the comments made off-air by Denis Balbir after the OM v RB Leipzig game, for which he publicly apologised, the W9 channel has decided to suspended him provisionally from commentating on the competition," W9 said in a statement on Friday.
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At the same time, Ant Financial, the financial arm of Alibaba, the country's largest e-commerce group, apologised for a default setting on its mobile-money app that automatically enrolled customers in a credit-scoring scheme, called Sesame Credit, without users' consent.
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The head of Qatar Airways, Akbar Al Baker, caused a storm last month when he said that a woman could not do his job, although he later apologised, saying his comments had been intended as a joke and were taken out of context.
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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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In a rare climbdown, he half-apologised to Oscar-winner movie actress Meryl Streep after once suggesting she had refused to wear a dress designed by him at an awards ceremony in favour of another she wanted to be paid to wear.
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In his first media appearance in June 2015, more than a year after the recall crisis erupted, Takada apologised for the defective air bag inflators, saying that staying on to lead the company was the appropriate way for him to take responsibility.
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After around five minutes, Adele apologised for the then-fixed power outage, explaining the blackout was due to her revolving stage pulling out the power cord for the instruments, and not those pesky power issues which have plagued the state of South Australia.
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The two started chatting about religion, families, their upbringings, views on current events, Brexit, the exchange rate and even Pokémon Go. More than one time the woman, feeling remorseful, apologised to Akbor for her behaviour: We spoke more, and more and more.
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Facebook's Chief Technology Officer last year apologised for errors made by the company and vowed to do more to improve transparency during a four-hour grilling by lawmakers, though he said there was no evidence Cambridge Analytica had managed referendum-related advertisements.
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In a statement posted on the film's official social media platform, the producers said the movie was pulled from Sunday night and apologised to viewers who would not be able to see the movie that had been six years in the making.
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Amidst mounting public outrage at the government's handling of the storm, including the perceived failure to adequately warn residents as the storm approached, Macau's leader, Fernando Chui, apologised and said the head of Macau's weather observatory, Fong Soi-kun, would step down.
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BEIJING, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Chinese microblogging website Weibo Corp has taken down an Instagram-like app just three days after its launch and apologised following accusations of plagiarism about the app's logo, in a stumble for efforts to find new sources of growth.
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Manfred himself apologised this week for referring to the World Series trophy as "a piece of metal" during an interview with ESPN in which he was trying to make "a rhetorical point" about the possibility of stripping the Astros of their title.
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TOKYO, June 25 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa on Tuesday apologised to shareholders for the fallout of a scandal involving former Chairman Carlos Ghosn, which has rocked the automaker and clouded the outlook of its partnership with Renault SA .
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While Akbar al-Baker had apologised for his remarks made at last year's International Air Transport Association (IATA) meeting in Sydney, saying they were intended as a joke and taken out of context, the controversy highlighted the lack of women in senior aviation roles.
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KIEV, April 21 (Reuters) - Ukraine's Finance Minister Oleksandr Danyliuk, who has come under fire over alleged offshore assets, apologised on Thursday for failing to declare that he was director of two firms in Cyprus and one in the Cayman Islands while in public office.
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Samsung, in a statement issued on its China website, apologised to its consumers for failing to providing a detailed explanation why the smartphones on sale in China were safe, as they used batteries that came from a different supplier to those that could overheat.
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For its part, TV Asahi apologised for the fact the reporter had told her story to the magazine—failing to note that she had done so only after she had come to one of her own managers and he had advised her to keep quiet.
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HONG KONG, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Italian luxury label Versace and its artistic director Donatella Versace apologised on Sunday after one of the company's T-shirts was widely criticised on social media in China for identifying the autonomous territories of Hong Kong and Macau as countries.
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Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said he had personally apologised to U.S. President Barack Obama for the test cheating when he met him at the Hanover Fair industry trade show this week, and that the company could look with confidence to future conversations with U.S. authorities.
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Helped up by one of her teammates, Ms Fu, a bronze medalist in the 21m backstroke in Rio, apologised for struggling on her leg of the 22x210m medley relay on August 220th, in which China missed out on third place by just 1.13 seconds.
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HONG KONG, Nov 28 (Reuters) - A Chinese scientist at the centre of a controversy over what he claims are the world's first genetically edited children apologised on Wednesday for the result being leaked unexpectedly as he detailed his findings at a conference in Hong Kong.
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In a single day last month, Turkey agreed to restore ties with Israel, with which it has been at odds since 2010, and apologised to Russia for bringing down a jet that veered into its airspace in November after a bombing run over Syria.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 19 (Reuters) - U.S. gold medalist swimmer Ryan Lochte on Friday apologised for his behaviour at the Olympics after being accused by Brazilian police of inventing a story about an armed robbery to cover for some bad behaviour at a gas station.
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With the crowd growing ever bigger on Sunday, and the chants for Lam to go echoing off the gleaming office towers of the Asian financial hub, Lam apologised, acknowledging that "deficiencies in the government's work had led to substantial controversies and disputes in society".
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HONG KONG, June 16 (Reuters) - Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam apologised to the public on Sunday with "utmost sincerity and humility" after the second massive protest in a week over a proposed extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial.
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O'Leary, who has taken personal responsibility for the "cock-up", apologised to those disrupted by the cancellations and said all customers have been emailed with the offer of an exchange or refund and an additional 40 euro voucher for each flight, to be used before March.
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TAIPEI, Jan 16 (Reuters) - A 16-year-old Taiwan singer with a South Korean girl band inadvertently shot to the top of Taiwan's election agenda on Saturday after she publicly apologised for holding a Taiwan flag, prompting anger in Taiwan as it voted for a new president.
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While UBS apologised for the remark on Thursday and put the analyst on leave on Friday, the furore led Haitong International Securities, a leading Chinese brokerage, to suspend all business with the Swiss group as some Chinese bankers and analysts criticised the bank for a lack of cultural awareness.
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When John Paul II visited Athens in 2001, it was one of his hardest foreign trips; he was grudgingly received by the then Archbishop of Athens, Christodoulos, who gave him a public scolding over the sacking of Constantinople in 1204 by Latin soldiers, for which the pontiff apologised.
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I said I understood and immediately put my hands behind my back so that she could handcuff me and put me in the back of the vehicle…[the officer] apologised but said that she did not believe I had been attacked due to the lack of physical injuries on my face.
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I know he's apologised for everything recently, but I just think yeah… Everything he did with Whitney Houston's photo on the Pusha T album artwork, and the comments he made about slavery being a choice for 400 years… I just don't think anybody should be spending money on his products.
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Makhlouf, who will also sit on the Governing Council of the European Central Bank as part of his mandate, apologised in a short statement last week that the information was not kept secure and said the report confirmed he acted at all times in good faith and with political neutrality.
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He dropped a surprise video dedicated to Michelle at the end of her appearance at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women with Shonda Rhimes: "I had to crash this party because today we've been married for 25 years," he apologised on the big screen before launching into a super sweet tribute to his wife.
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After VW asked to redo the interview, Mueller - who is not confident in English - told NPR he had found the situation hard to handle as he was in a loud environment hemmed in by reporters when he made his comments at the Detroit auto show, and apologised to customers, dealers and authorities.
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