He told me that he did not regret the loss of privacy.
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"Regardless of the circumstances, I deeply regret the loss of innocent lives," Gen.
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"I deeply regret the loss of innocent lives, regardless of the circumstances," Gen.
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I regret the loss of Jim Harrison, who was hugely entertaining and intellectually tricky.
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"Regardless of the circumstances, I deeply regret the loss of innocent lives," said Gen.
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"We deeply regret the loss of Amos-6," said SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell in a statement.
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Still, it is hard not to regret the loss of the carbon tax initiative in Washington State.
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"We regret the loss of life of police officers who were carrying out their duties," state Governor Jose Vielma tweeted.
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"We regret the loss of 17 human lives in this tragedy, and we reject the negligence of the owners," the Fire Department said in a statement.
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If we can, we will cheat death at every turn, to continue living well... When someone we cherish dies, we regret the loss of a worthy companion.
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"We regret the loss of 17 human lives in this tragedy, and we reject the negligence of the owners," the Guayaquil fire department said in a statement.
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"When I asked David Jr. about how he will feel the night of the auction, and whether he will regret the loss of so many family heirlooms, he replied: "You can't take it with you.
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" Boeing did not address specific questions raised by Njoroge but said in a statement "we truly regret the loss of lives in both of these accidents and we are deeply sorry for the impact to the families and loved ones of those on board.
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In the future, when we look back at this period, we may come to regret the loss of a healthy balance between privately and publicly funded A.I. research in the West, and the drift of too much scientific and engineering talent into the private sector.
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I'm not generally one for nostalgia, but I do regret the loss of a certain kind of craziness that used to flourish in movies — the kind that is on rich and ripe display in "The Great Silence," a 1968 Italian western by Sergio Corbucci that is only now receiving a proper theatrical release in this country.
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He blamed his mother's death on his father's failure to care for her in her final weeks.Crowder, p. 52 He continued to regret the loss of his childhood home. He wrote frequently of how it was so cruelly snatched from him by the war, subsequent poverty and his mother's death.
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Fredericton and Moncton were also work destinations from the 1950s onwards, with Halifax becoming more important after 1965. In recent years, Alberta has attracted more Chatham residents. In 1996, the provincial government imposed an amalgamation of all incorporated municipalities in the lower Miramichi River valley, creating the city of Miramichi. Longtime residents regret the loss of the town's historic name and separate identity.
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The defenders, some 2,000 men, surrendered on 3 February, after five months of siege. Cardinal de la Cueva in Brussels had reported to the king that "han sentido mucho los olandeses la pérdida de Juliers" (the Dutch greatly regret the loss of Jülich). In line with her instructions to appoint Spaniards rather than Spanish Netherlanders as military governors of towns conquered from the Dutch, the Archduchess Isabella named Don Diego de Salcedo, reportedly a persona de muy buenas partes as governor of Jülich.
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The song was conceived on Lennon's 31st birthday, 9 October 1971, where his friends, including Ringo Starr, Maureen Starkey, Phil Spector, Klaus Voormann, Mal Evans, Neil Aspinall, Eric Clapton, Allen Ginsberg and Jim Keltner, threw Lennon a party and participated in a sing-along. One of the songs they sang was an ad-libbed version of "Attica State." The riots had occurred only weeks beforehand. The song's lyrics take sympathy of the prisoners killed in the riots, though they regret the loss of all life.
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He did regret the loss of a scene between Phil and a 14-year-old boy, in which the child behaves as Phil did at the start of the film, contrasting with Phil's character development by that point in the script. A few scenes were written but not filmed, including Phil praying at a church, gambling, and a scene Murray personally vetoed, of Phil stripped naked to force an elderly man out of a swimming pool. Although the script was complete, it continued to undergo changes during filming.
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Notwithstanding his hostility to those who regret the loss > of parliamentary freedom, and his devotion to Imperialism, he has not been > able to save his journal from an avertissement; and it would seem that, > after having aided in erecting an Absolute government for his country, and > in breaking down all the safeguards established by constitutionalism to > freedom of thought, freedom of speech, and public discussion, the police > have had the cruelty to take him at his word, and give him a taste of the > despotism he has been willing to fasten upon others. Some of his papers were collected in Mélanges Religieux, Historiques et Littéraires (12 vols., 1857–1875), and his ' (7 vols., 1883–85) has great political interest.
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Casting agents had met Nemec in the courtyard of MGM's Santa Monica offices by chance and had offered him the role of Jonas Quinn. Addressing rumors that it had forced Shanks's departure, Sci Fi said in February 2002 that the network had "absolutely never requested that any cast changes be made... and although we regret the loss of Michael Shanks, we think that Corin Nemec will be a great new presence in the cast." Nemec's early appearances, beginning with the penultimate episode of Season 5 "Meridian", failed to win over some of the show's fans. Nemec was willing to continue playing the character after Season 6 or in a feature film or a spin-off series.
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The extant fragments of the Histories (some discovered in 1886) show sufficiently well the political partisan, who took a keen pleasure in describing the reaction against Sulla's policy and legislation after the dictator's death. Historians regret the loss of the work, as it must have thrown much light on a very eventful period, embracing the war against Sertorius (died 72 BC), the campaigns of Lucullus against Mithradates VI of Pontus (75-66 BC), and the victories of Pompey in the East (66–62 BC). Two letters (Duae epistolae de republica ordinanda), letters of political counsel and advice addressed to Caesar, and an attack upon Cicero (Invectiva or Declamatio in Ciceronem), frequently attributed to Sallust, are thought by modern scholars to have come from the pen of a rhetorician of the first century AD, along with a counter-invective attributed to Cicero. At one time Marcus Porcius Latro was considered a candidate for the authorship of the pseudo-Sallustian corpus, but this view is no longer commonly held.
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