People felt sorry for real robots far more than they felt sorry for on-screen ones.
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"I felt stupid, but the jury apparently felt sorry for me, and probably felt sorry for my client that he had such a stupid and clumsy lawyer," he told ABA Journal.
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Actually, she mostly felt sorry for the complainers, she said.
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Probably the first time I've felt sorry for Justin Bieber.
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Mr. Lanza "felt sorry" for children, according to the woman.
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Hannity shot back that he felt sorry for the kid.
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"Mum loved him and felt sorry for him," he said.
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In a way, she explained, she felt sorry for Anna.
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I felt sorry for him; I even prayed for him.
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"I felt sorry for Vanessa," Koch, the academy president, said.
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After reading my entries, I felt sorry for my former love.
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Her first thought was that someone had felt sorry for her.
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I felt sorry for people who didn't live in New York.
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I felt sorry for his pain, not so much for him.
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I thought it was unnecessary and I felt sorry for him.
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See, at first you probably felt sorry for them, didn't you?
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If he ever felt sorry for himself, he never showed it.
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Ed Sheeran felt sorry for me in my idealistic old school way.
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I felt sorry for him and I know what's going to happen.
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Caitlyn says she "felt sorry" for Kendall after the Pepsi commercial aired.
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No one was interested in me and I felt sorry for myself.
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Manson also said he felt sorry for anyone affected by real guns.
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But within minutes, the spectators felt sorry for him all over again.
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"Four years ago, I would have felt sorry for them," she said.
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Amy Klobuchar on Monday, said she felt sorry for Warren on primary night.
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It was all one big misunderstanding—she just felt sorry for the cows.
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"I felt sorry for him, really," Pelosi told reporters in her Capitol office.
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McNamara also said he felt sorry for the career staff members at DHS.
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In 2012, Mr. Trump said he felt sorry for Mr. Biden's communications team.
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It shocked me, but more than anything I felt sorry for their families.
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I even felt sorry for friends who'd talk about struggling with anxiety regularly.
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I felt sorry for him and went down to see if he was okay.
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You always felt sorry for Greek and Roman girls, married off in early puberty.
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I think Mr. Hunsberger and Will Shortz might have just felt sorry for us.
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Will and Joel felt sorry for me and suggested I try one with anagrams.
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And she felt sorry for Ann, who seemed to her diminished in her grief.
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Or as her mother said at her funeral Saturday, Julianna never felt sorry for herself.
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She and [Steph] had talked about the whole deal and she felt sorry for me.
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Despite everything, she said she felt sorry for her massage therapist and called for compassion.
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He "felt sorry for her" in her youth, he said, marveling at her evolution now.
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As a result, I just sat around and felt sorry for myself the entire time.
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He felt sorry for those of us who just wanted to get on with life.
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I have felt sorry for you for years because I can see how lonely you are.
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I felt sorry for Titus, who wanted to support Violet but also wanted to fit in.
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Takamatsu felt sorry for Narita's loss and offered to look for Emi in the sea, too.
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I felt sorry for you," and is signed: "Sexy Leslie and Brian from our romantic holiday.
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But, when I asked Khaled if he felt sorry for his cousin, he shook his head.
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Zeus felt sorry for her and turned her into a rock, so she would feel no more.
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Zeus felt sorry for her and turned her into a rock, so she would not feel anymore.
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"I felt sorry for him," said House Minority Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who was in the room.
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We almost felt sorry for him then, and we replied, apologetically, that we only support feminist magicians.
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A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough without ever having felt sorry for itself. —D.
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I felt sorry for Colin, I was prepared to carry the burden, but I don't think he was.
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How was it that these white people were so powerful and yet she often felt sorry for them?
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When I first read these news accounts, I felt sorry for those tormented by their neighbor's annoying little copters.
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We were a little mad at him for lying, but I think, mostly, we both felt sorry for him.
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"I never met anyone with more guts and more courage and never felt sorry for herself," Mr. King said.
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Latiolais and her longtime boyfriend felt sorry for Birdsall's family and allowed him to work around their house on occasion.
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Strange as it may sound, I felt sorry for this pack of lonely hunters, out here in the turquoise void.
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She had felt sorry for Kyle, but she had also relished the idea of solving the mystery of his identity.
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There weren't times when we felt sorry for ourselves like, "We're women and they're mistreating us," because it was universal.
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She was in our shelter for a couple days and I felt sorry for her so I brought her home.
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I was like a stalker, haha; I almost felt sorry for her because I wouldn't take no for an answer.
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At home, we got off the bike—discussing how we felt sorry for the cat, but what could we do?
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" When it came to Robert Kardashian defending Simpson, Jenner said she "felt sorry" for him, saying "he was destroyed by everybody.
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And I'm pretty sure the math teacher felt sorry for me all year and was nicer to me as a result.
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He also questioned the psychologist's claim that Pistorius truly felt remorse, saying that the athlete likely just felt sorry for himself.
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"I just felt sorry for him and I told him sorry 100 times for how other people treated him," said Rana.
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But when I reread it recently as an adult — 100 years after J.D. Salinger's birth — I just felt sorry for him.
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" England striker Raheem Sterling added on Twitter he felt sorry for Bulgaria "to be represented by such idiots in their stadium.
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Paul: I've supported [the Patriots] probably since they got absolutely annihilated in the Super Bowl and I felt sorry for them*.
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"I was a little boy, so they felt sorry for me — they would give me all these cushy jobs," he said.
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I could only see Giovana's face because the nurse felt sorry for me, and showed me the baby from ten meters away.
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Giuliani added that he felt "sorry" for Cohen, saying that his cooperation with Mueller was a "sad" attempt to avoid jail time.
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While Wilson said he felt sorry for Brown's family, he said he was just doing his job and wouldn't do anything differently.
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After the "Groypers" confronted Crenshaw at a public event in Arizona, the congressman said that he felt sorry for the young protesters.
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He was trying to act smart, conning the shop owner he worked with to hook tourists, but I felt sorry for his situation.
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Another woman, a 66-year-old widow living in Philadelphia who asked not to be named, told me she felt sorry for Cohen.
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I didn't know if she was congratulating me or if she just she felt sorry for a young man in over his head.
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"They could've felt sorry for themselves, and not once the whole time through the last four or five months did they do that."
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When asked about the incident that dominated entertainment news this summer, the cast's consensus was that they felt sorry for both Corinne and DeMario.
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"The thing that made him really pull the trigger was the fact he felt sorry for them, because of their financial constraints," Stok said.
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He clearly had no idea about what COPD is, and I felt sorry for the guy, which is obviously how you're supposed to feel.
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Maybe they felt sorry for me, or maybe they were concerned that my loose pants were going to get tangled in the machine's gears.
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I wasn't very good, and I got the sense that the instructor, a kind Albanian man with a thick accent, felt sorry for me.
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I always felt sorry for their mother, who had to deal with two sets of twins who were always going on adventures and whatnot.
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With Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso telling reporters during the summit he almost "felt sorry" for Mnuchin given the heft of complaints on trade.
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"I guess I appeared stand-offish and when he said it, I thought he was being nice and I felt sorry for him," she said.
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"From past experience just this year, too many times we maybe felt sorry for ourselves, felt like there was nothing we could do," Pacioretty said.
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Thea said she and Jay had discussed the matter at some length, had felt uneasy about T.'s behavior, and had felt sorry for me.
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I just started off following them around, but I could play the guitar a bit and Mick felt sorry for me and put me in.
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I felt sorry for myself for a few days and then it occurred to me that RUMP ROAST and FAIRY TALE were both nine letters!
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"I don't know if they loved the jewelry or if they felt sorry for me," she jokes of the boutiques that placed her very first orders.
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At school, a girl told me she felt sorry for me because I would never find a boyfriend, what with black men being what they are.
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"I think we had the game in which we felt sorry for ourselves and we struggled mentally, and now it's over," the Spurs' Manu Ginobili said.
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John Thielen, who grew up with Stumpf in Piers, Minnesota where he was a year behind the future CEO in school, said he felt sorry for Stumpf.
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In the two-minute trailer, Chappelle reflects on the 2016 election and how he "felt sorry" for Trump supporters waiting to cast their vote for the Donald.
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Some of the nice ladies I talked to felt sorry for me because I work for a place that was so full of lies and fake news.
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I felt sorry for Gyllenhaal, berated in both his personae for being weak, and for Adams, strapped and laced into a role that scarcely lets her breathe.
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I felt sorry for him, in his sad, lonely apartment with his beautiful books and his grubby wretch of a self, or else I would've decked him.
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On October 20183, she bragged to the audience of Queen Radio that her friend Rah Ali had hit Cardi — so badly that Nicki (sarcastically) felt sorry for her.
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"I am a Buddhist, I can find peace with that through our Buddhist way," he said, and that he felt "sorry" for the two reporters still behind bars.
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McCarthy said that when Carey started having trouble with the sound system, she felt sorry for her because she herself has had to deal with faulty prompters and technology.
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Palmer said he felt sorry for Maldonado but pleased for the Dane and his own response would be to make the most of every opportunity in a fickle sport.
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"I felt sorry for myself and at the same time guilty for all the trouble I had caused," Professor Walker-Slocum wrote in her memoir, "A Miraculous Journey" (2006).
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When asked specifically about Parnas' claim that it was all a coordinated effort to reelect Trump, Giuliani deflected, citing the ongoing investigation and saying he felt sorry for Parnas.
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They felt sorry for Dana, who suffered from cystic fibrosis, and didn't think prison was the answer for Murdock but wanted him to pay some price and get counseling.
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When West proudly donned his MAGA hat, doubled down on his support of Trump, and sat down with the President for multiple photo ops conversations, I felt sorry for him.
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" His England team mate Raheem Sterling, who scored two of the goals, said on Twitter that he felt sorry for Bulgaria "to be represented by such idiots in their stadium.
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The woman said during a Huckabee campaign event that when information about Josh Duggar sexually molesting young girls — including his sisters — emerged, Huckabee said he felt sorry for the parents.
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Families had been notified of the new policy, and Amundson said they understood, although she felt sorry for one particular resident who would probably miss having lunch with his wife.
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Asked what they thought of that singular fish Westerners tended to identify it as the "leader" while Easterners felt sorry for it because it was not part of the group.
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Our main character was the most iconic comic-book villain of all time and yet we pitied him, felt sorry for him, and, to a point, even rooted for him.
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She looked deep in thought and I thought maybe she felt sorry for me -- Iranian in a time of Trump's Muslim Ban, after all -- but maybe she felt her own discomfort.
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" And I felt sorry for her as I explained, "I have a degenerative connective tissue disorder that, among other things, means I injure and dislocate easily, and my mobility is compromised.
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BISHKEK (Reuters) - Kyrgyzstan's foreign ministry has summoned a Kazakh diplomat after Kazakhstan's culture and sports minister said he felt sorry for Kyrgyz migrant laborers having to clean public toilets in Russia.
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Reading such vivid details about the death of a killer put me in a position of intense ambivalence, because I was furious at her, but I also felt sorry for her.
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Ammar Rizvi, a high-ranking state official who was then with the Congress Party, said he had briefed Indira Gandhi about the case, and that she also felt sorry for them.
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"It was drizzling, it was cold, wet and my wife, like any normal person, felt sorry for the baby, which turned out not to even be a baby," he told ABC News.
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Take a look at the pizza she got: It looks like we're not the only ones who felt sorry for this mom who was just trying to get a simple pepperoni pizza.
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"I thought both of them behaved themselves, is a nice way to phrase it, but they represented their country and their states very well, and I felt sorry for them," Bloomberg continued.
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"A long time ago, the Finns saw us as the big brother and felt sorry for themselves, but recently they have become very good, so now it's a more even rivalry," Loob said.
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Michael felt sorry for him—he wondered what awful thing had happened to make him so violent—and he kept hoping that Ed's remorse was strong enough that he wouldn't do it again.
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She worked hard at both her profession and her avocation until she was so worked up that, in the most famous scene, the producers felt sorry for her and doused her with water.
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To applause and some laughter, the 68-year-old leader also called media reports that he had given secrets to a Communist spy in the 1980s "nonsense", saying he felt "sorry" for some newspapers.
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Standing outside South Korea's Supreme Court on January 11th, the former chief justice said he felt sorry for "causing concern to people" regarding "events" during his term at the court, which ended in 2017.
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I had earned a place in a very selective LLM (masters of law) program that is at the cutting edge of technology and entrepreneurship -- then I felt sorry for the parents and the children.
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Sanchez testified that she often felt sorry for the marijuana farmers who did business with Chapo, and claimed she refused to buy their product on credit because she feared Chapo would not pay them back.
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If people felt sorry for those poor college students being picked on by the big music industry, imagine how the public will feel about patients with inadequate insurance availing themselves of necessary but pirated prescriptions.
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Luann, who married Tom D'Agostino, Jr. in December, spoke to Access Hollywood Live on Friday, saying she felt sorry for Bethenny after an outburst in which the reality star said D'Agostino was cheating on her.
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By the time I'd ripped the container from the crab-bot's back and rendered its claws useless, I finally felt sorry for the creature, and put it out of its misery with a freezing slingshot pellet.
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Despite all that carnage, when we got him out in Beverly Hills, Rudy told us the brutal shot was water under the bridge and that he actually felt sorry for Washington -- whom he forgave long ago.
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My parents made the trip into the city, and at the end of the performance I think they just felt sorry for me, because my dad took out his wallet and handed me two hundred reals.
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Under China's one-child policy, for example, couples who gave birth to a girl were often allowed to have a second child, implying that the state felt sorry for those who had failed to produce a boy.
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" While the Clayton police chief acknowledge that he felt sorry for the students, he also defended the actions of the officers, saying that he's "not sure how you handle the situation differently when you're called for service.
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Meghan McCain on Monday added that she enjoyed spending weekends outdoors with her father when he was still alive, and wondered why Trump didn't do the same with his family, saying that she felt sorry for them.
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In fact, so many people have done the same thing I almost felt sorry for her when Labour MP David Lammy called her out by name for it after pleading for an end to the white saviors complex.
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Trump's numerous sympathetic statements before and during Manafort's criminal trial could be interpreted as an effort to sway the outcome, but they also could be interpreted as a sign that he genuinely felt sorry for Manafort, Mueller said.
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In a recent poll, 71% of people between the ages of 18 and 24 felt sorry for the Duchess of Sussex versus 26% of 55- to 64-year-olds, and her overall approval ratings showed a similar gap.
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This required a trip to the hardware store where, under the tutelage of a young man who I believe mostly felt sorry for me, I learned to cut screens and attach them to the window frame channels using SPLINES.
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The hacker also claimed that they "felt sorry for Rob" and claimed that alleged messages of Chyna telling her friend that she was going to be "alone" in her own house was evidence of an alleged plot to leave Kardashian.
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"I don't want to get him angry, I think the president felt sorry for him because he never could quite have the standing of the lawyers," Giuliani, the former New York city mayor working as a lawyer for Trump, told Hill.
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A friend of one of the bouncers, a Samoan man who went by the nickname Baby Down, felt sorry for Hunter and took him to Mel's Drive-In to get some food, and to his hotel to pick up his belongings.
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Though Santiago felt sorry for his former compatriots, he mostly felt devastated that years of work — building alliances and trust in civil society, forging relationships with rivals, selling the vision on the streets — had been turned into a public spectacle.
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" Asked about Trump's comments on ABC's "Good Morning America" Thursday morning, White House press secretary said she felt sorry for Debbie Dingell's loss, but when asked to explain Trump's attack, she replied, "you'd have to talk to the President about that.
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" He said he felt "sorry for the individuals that have hardship cases," but he downplayed the overall economic impact of the shutdown: "800,000 workers … you're talking about a third of a percent on our GDP, so it's not like it's a gigantic number overall.
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In an interview on Fox News Sunday, before the New Yorker story came out, Graham, who sits on the judiciary panel, said he wanted to listen to Ford and felt "sorry for her" for being "used" by Democrats — but that he still planned to vote for Kavanaugh.
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The researchers then asked them what they thought of the fish, and the Westerners would say that the big fish was obviously the leader and the East Asian people would say they felt sorry for the big fish because it had obviously been excluded from the group.
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"I don't think that feeling sorry for the British prime minister is a good look, I haven't felt sorry for her, I have many criticisms of her, but actually today I feel sorry for her," Emily Thornberry, a lawmaker from the opposition Labour party told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Friday.
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In an interview on Fox News Sunday over the weekend, before Ramirez's and Swetnick's allegations came to light, Graham, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he wanted to listen to Ford and felt "sorry for her" for being "used" by Democrats — but that he still planned to vote for Kavanaugh.
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Rudy Giuliani claimed Friday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE kept personal attorney Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE on board his legal team because he felt "sorry" for him.
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Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Poll: Biden leads Democratic field by 10 points in Florida CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall MORE on Thursday said that he felt "sorry" for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE after he displayed a map that appeared to have altered Hurricane Dorian's original path projection with a marker.
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