It can also act as a record of some of your more regrettable purchases.
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I couldn't help but ponder whether, amid the promise of economic development, the train foreshadowed something more regrettable.
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Far more regrettable for the Yankees was Aaron Judge's being thrown out stealing as Aaron Hicks struck out to end the eighth inning.
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This makes Angela Merkel's decision, following her party's humiliating defeat in regional elections last Sunday, not to seek re-election as German chancellor in 2021 all the more regrettable.
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The incident was all the more regrettable as it came just two weeks after Ethiopia's ruling coalition, the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, announced its intention of undertaking reforms, she added.
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Take a look back at some of the more regrettable moments in the history of Joe Manganiello, George Clooney and Zac Efron and appreciate what a time it is to be alive.
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The Treasury's lack of emphasis about Germany giving its exporters a free ride in international markets by tying the country to the euro is all the more regrettable considering the euro's immediate outlook.
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Some of those tattoos might be more regrettable than others—say, the multiple tattoos from her whirlwind relationship with Pete Davidson—but Grande's latest tattoo might be setting a new bar for regret potential.
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That makes it all the more regrettable that, should these forces coalesce after the presidential election of November 2020, the use of antitrust laws to break up Big Tech would almost certainly fail to satisfy their goals.
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"The fact is, that with all the positive developments the world has witnessed in the last year, it is all the more regrettable that the reality for human rights on the ground remains unchanged, and continues to be extremely serious," he told reporters.
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More regrettable is the show's surprise postscript, after the curtain call, when the video feed blinks into action again, to show the Inaugurations of each American President from Ford up to Obama (cheers) and Guess Who (boos, with a smattering of defiant applause). Enough!
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Scott Blackmun, chief executive of the Olympic committee, had made it clear in Rio de Janeiro that one of the more regrettable aspects of Lochte's behavior was how it hijacked the spotlight from deserving track and field and wrestling stars in the second week of the Games.
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"The fact is, that with all the positive developments the world has witnessed in the last year, it is all the more regrettable that the reality for human rights on the ground remains unchanged, and continues to be extremely serious," he told reporters at a briefing in Seoul.
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"With the positive developments in the past year 2018, it is all the more regrettable that the serious human rights situation on the ground in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea remains unchanged," Tomas Ojea Quintana, U.N. special rapporteur for human rights in the DPRK, said in his latest report.
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Synthladen timeless power-wave reflects shades of the late '70s and early '80s. From the Tubeway Army synthsounds in "Confession Time" to "Once Upon a Time" with its Concrete Blonde-meets-Shakespeare's Sister-feel, Nunn finds the right melodic blend of hooks 'n heavies."Music & Media magazine - April 11, 1992 - New Releases: Albums - page 11 Alex Henderson of AllMusic said: "With Berlin having hit an artistic high note on 1986's Count Three and Pray, it was most regrettable when the trio broke up. Moment of Truth made the breakup seem all the more regrettable.
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Documents released under the British government's 30-year rule in 2011 revealed that in the wake of the Toxteth riots in Liverpool in 1981 Howe had warned Thatcher "not to overcommit scarce resources to Liverpool", writing that "It would be even more regrettable if some of the brighter ideas for renewing economic activity were to be sown only on relatively stony ground on the banks of the Mersey. I cannot help feeling that the option of managed decline is one which we should not forget altogether. We must not expend all our limited resources in trying to make water flow uphill". Howe later stated that he had not advocated the "managed decline" policy and that he had merely been warning of the danger of concentrating excessive resources on one area of need.
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