She would be sorry about flaking on a party last-minute, but she would not be sorry about showing underboob, snoring on a plane, regifting (she's a fan), or hooking up with an ex.
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He doesn't understand what it is to be sorry about anything.
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That breaks my heart because she has nothing to be sorry about.
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And know that there's nothing to be sorry about when eating what you want.
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She quickly tries to soothe him by telling him there's nothing to be sorry about.
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Why do we have to pretend to be sorry when we have nothing to be sorry about?
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"Asking for a salary increase based on your achievements is nothing to be sorry about," Ms. Smiley said.
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After all, the the "Unapologetic" singer never has anything to be sorry about when it comes to her outfit choices.
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What does she have to be sorry about, other than, it seems, trying to create some space between herself and a man willing to kill in cold blood -- a good decision if there ever was one?
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Early in my career, I can think of a few male mentors who encouraged me to speak up in meetings, not to let men interrupt me and to stop saying sorry about things I shouldn't be sorry about.
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While it's critical to stand with her against the deluge of transphobia that has been unleashed on her in the aftermath — or the fatuous claims that she's a "traitor" or a "Russian agent" — Manning is poorly served by enablers who insist that there was nothing for her to be sorry about.
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The final single was announced on September 8, 2014. The song was revealed to be "Sorry About Your Parents".
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Won by Yogi Bear and Boo Boo Bear. # The Bombay Flambe 500 – The racers compete in a race in Mumbai, India. Won by Winsome Witch and Lucky. At the beginning of the race, Dick thought that the prize had something not to be "sorry" about, thinking it was riches.
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While they are already leaving, Joe tells them never to come back again, as they are a bunch of drunkards. That insult is the last straw, and the cowboys turn back to face Joe. In the ensuing shooting, Joe kills them but his father gets shot: he will be sorry about it forever. Marie wants to leave the saloon, but Mulligan, the owner, won't give her the money he owes her.
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" Andrew Unterberger of the same publication noted: "Like any number of classic Motown songs, 'Sorry' understands that take-me-back songs are always more persuasive when they sound like fun you're missing out on, and the song's euphoric drop is a better second-chance argument than any the singer could present himself." Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times called it "airy tropical-house banger that makes the singer's first big hit, the puppyish 'Baby', seem like an artifact from a different era (which it pretty much is)."Time Nolan Feeney also appreciated the song saying: With a beat this breezy, though, that’s nothing to be sorry about." Dee Lockett of Vulture.
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And that is nothing to be sorry about, so keep your needy apologies to yourselves." Patrick Ryan of USA Today praised the "collaborative muscle and confidence" on the album, noting that they show "an artist who is completely unafraid to reinvent himself and create the very definition of a comeback album [...] With Purpose, he proves himself as one of today's most forward-thinking pop stars, and because of that, we're newly converted Beliebers." Al Horner of NME magazine gave the album three out of five stars commenting that Purpose "[is] certainly a start at reinvention" and that "plenty of good choices have been made here." In her review for The Guardian, Caroline Sullivan noted that "the musical direction owes much to co-producer Skrillex, whose unexpectedly subtle electronic palette complements Bieber's affectedly breathy voice," arguing that "the voice soon palls, but the songs are often interesting.
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