My comment about Beyonce was regretfully taken out of context.
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"I always love the new baby," she told me regretfully.
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" The boy shakes his head regretfully and responds, "I can't!
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Very regretfully, Ramsay Talks must cancel its luncheon with Mr. Khan.
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"I thought about it after I said it," Bush said regretfully.
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Trollope remains largely unknown in America, which Mr. Fellowes notes regretfully.
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They have an opportunity now to have the status quo, regretfully.
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Regretfully for those with holiday plans, that is not what happened.
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"I wish I could have come forward earlier," Lumet says regretfully.
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And companies have regretfully announced one after another — Facebook, MyHeritage, even HealthCare.
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Back into the garage the bike went, but more regretfully this time.
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But regretfully, we turned away from God and from His rules for life.
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Therefore, we regretfully cancelled our 28th annual parade, rally and festival this year.
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It's the paperwork stating that I am an American that I regretfully lack.
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Russ seems to want Gorey to be regretfully closeted, but it's not clear why.
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Due to my commission and teaching schedule, I had to regretfully decline the offer.
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Colby's father was involved in a few captures, and later talks about them regretfully.
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Originally, Oregon State Parks regretfully shared the news of Duckbill's end as a natural occurrence.
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"Regretfully, Mr. Cyr succumbed to the injuries sustained from the gunshot," Van Buren police said.
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"Regretfully, Defy Media has ceased operations today," the company said in a statement on Tuesday evening.
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We have regretfully come to the conclusion that these concerns disqualify DeVos for that cabinet position.
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When it comes to leading NASA, we must regretfully conclude that Bridenstine has The Wrong Stuff.
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Meanwhile Britain's departure from EU is seen here as a regretfully unambiguous retreat from the world stage.
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Regretfully, this move impacts many colleagues who have shared our vision and made valuable contributions to Zoosk.
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After loving KFC in South Korea, I regretfully concluded I could not recommend the chain in Vietnam.
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We were a "no kill" shelter, but dogs and cats determined to be aggressive were regretfully put down.
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And regretfully, numerous studies have shown that the majority of students in our underperforming schools are minority students.
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And so, regretfully, I cannot join the champagne celebrations underway over the House's passage of two good bills.
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"Regretfully we couldn't get to an agreement on this important article," said Carolina Schmidt, president of the COP.
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When it comes to their ability to survive in the top flight, however, our backing must be regretfully withdrawn.
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We can't take such risk without jeopardizing all our other services, so we are regretfully taking craigslist personals offline.
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Fantasia regretfully canceled a performance in Memphis on Sunday after suffering what her husband says are second-degree burns.
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We can't take such risk without jeopardizing all our other services, so we are regretfully taking craigslist personals offline.
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Regretfully, and consistent with its prior communication to all its employees, BCI had no choice but to terminate these individuals.
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Benioff and Weiss had recently signed a deal to develop years' worth of Netflix content; regretfully, they couldn't do both.
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Regretfully it is, and it comes along with job cuts in those markets in which we are a branch bank.
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I think, in many ways unfortunately and regretfully, I am uniquely qualified to provide this message of warning and hope.
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Regretfully, I was not familiar with the actor and martial artist DONNIE YEN, so I could not YEN FOR DONNIE.
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Regretfully, the result was something different, a page that wasn't in line with Arm's collaborative culture, so we've taken it down.
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Regretfully, the phrase "grab her by the pussy" is going to live on in our collective memory for quite some time.
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Works like Regretfully Yours show an internal contest between the artist's expressive painterly intuition and her fastidious tendencies as an illustrator.
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"It's different because you build on the foundation that you started, but regretfully the issues are still the same," Garcia said.
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I don't sit around thinking about it regretfully but sometimes adults do have the foresight to see the value in something.
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If you get frustrated and regretfully throw an expensive server across the room, LogDevice will report exactly which records were lost.
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Here's his response, as reported by MacRumors: We regretfully had to temporarily drop support for this gesture due to a technical constraint.
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I regretfully retired my green lab book and speculums, and began referring my patients to gynecology, just like all the other internists.
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Regretfully, our practices and training led to a bad outcome — the basis for the call to the Philadelphia Police Department was wrong.
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At the hearing, Comey also revealed he had to regretfully cancel date night with his wife to attend that infamous Trump "loyalty" dinner.
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Instead, the HBO exec regretfully informed him that the network had been hacked and all of the cast's info might have been leaked.
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I regretfully was unable to play The Artful Escape but praises from other E3 attendees grants this one a place on our list.
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Regardless, preparation is never adequate, and Joseph confesses regretfully that when her mother was dying, all her earned expertise went out the window.
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"Regretfully, it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," said McConnell.
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Regretfully I handed my patient a referral to gynecology, and I apologized for not being able to do the exam in my office.
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I — regretfully — do not know why AET chose to support New Knowledge or for what specific purposes, if any, this funding was allocated.
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I was an expert already) ended, with Mr. Williams slightly ahead (he would go on to win the championship), and we departed regretfully.
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If you refuse to cooperate with the temperature measurement, we have to regretfully deny the service to you for the time being; 4.
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" Deep regrets During a Sunday service, Savage said he "regretfully had a sexual incident with a female high school senior in the church.
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Regretfully they'll be a lot shorter in duration because of the nature of the jet being you know very high-speed and all that.
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On "Vice," the Grammy winner sings regretfully about crawling out of a beds she shouldn't be in and walking home with shoes in hand.
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Talking about the Yankees' unexpected push for a postseason berth feels a bit like being the regretfully doleful guest at one of those weddings.
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Lena Dunham regretfully announced that she has to cancel her planned Lenny speaking tour across the country due to complications from her endometriosis surgery.
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"Regretfully, employee representatives have refused to accept this benefits package and have instead elected to declare an industrial dispute with the company," it said.
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But access to the gold standard of palliative care is regretfully abysmal, a problem that has been shown to drive people to assisted suicide.
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Here's the full text of that email, which was obtained by The Verge: Dear Faradians, I must regretfully notify you all of the following news.
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"Regretfully, it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," McConnell said late Monday.
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" He also acknowledged CNN's Paris Dennard for being his lone black supporter at the network, regretfully adding, "I don't get to see you as much.
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"As a result of today's news, and regretfully, Governor Abbott will not be able to attend tomorrow's memorial service," his office said in a statement.
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He regretfully pulled the pin, fearing he would suffer a third pectoral muscle injury this year if he put himself to the test against Nadal.
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"Regretfully, it's now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," McConnell said in a statement.
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An Imgur user anonymously uploaded a photo of a passionate note a workmate allegedly attached to the office freezer after regretfully eating an El Monterey chimichanga.
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"We regretfully confirm that Zach Gilford and Kiele Sanchez recently lost their child to a late-term miscarriage," the couple's rep told PEOPLE at the time.
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"I'm representing Marlon Brando this evening and he has asked me to tell you... that he very regretfully cannot accept this very generous award," Littlefeather said.
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"Regretfully, it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of ObamaCare will not be successful," McConnell said in a statement.
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Its annexation plan that some called the "Deal of the Century" presents a racist vision that, regretfully, brought more votes to the extreme right in Israel.
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Perhaps like some directors, Mr. Gunn fondly or regretfully looks back on a time when studio filmmakers could more or less do their own thing cinematically.
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Regretfully, from her 60 Minutes interview and testimony on the Hill, it seems our secretary of Education considers charter school choice the primary option for parents.
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Philadelphia 76ers player Ben Simmons said on a recent episode of "Kneading Dough, " that after becoming a millionaire he regretfully spent $10,000 on two Savannah Cats.
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"Regretfully, it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," McConnell said in a statement.
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That means the number of sweaters in my wardrobe has regretfully heaved, and I've been giving more serious consideration to my use of commerce as a crutch.
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The ObamaCare "status quo" will "go forward, regretfully," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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When one of the editors at City Paper in Baltimore recently asked me if I wanted to write a food review, I regretfully explained that I couldn't.
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The one area where I regretfully didn't get to test the Fenix 5S was in the pool or ocean, due to a minor injury that's made swimming unfeasible.
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"Regretfully, it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," McConnell said in a statement late Monday.
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And during the shareholder event this past weekend, both Buffett and Berkshire vice chairman Charlie Munger talked regretfully about missing out on much of the success of Google (GOOGL).
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"Regretfully, it now appears that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in a statement.
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His caregivers had gently and regretfully begun to suggest that it might be time to stop treating this particular element among the complex of things that were killing him.
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"Regretfully, we believe this situation needs decisive leadership and the fatally wounded Art Basel Hong Kong 2020 needs to be put out of its misery and quickly," he wrote.
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"Regretfully, it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in a statement.
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Alas, forewarned is not always forearmed, and many people approaching retirement look back regretfully — with emptier pockets than they'd like — at their spendthrift 303s, 30s and even 40s or beyond.
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But the more we ask this simple yet deeply complicated and personal question, the more its answer will probably determine the difference between a life that ends peacefully or regretfully.
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It seems to be more fashionable in Europe, it seems to be more fashionable in this country, regretfully, among at least some members of the new class in the House.
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While the list price of the aircraft is $49.5 billion, Airbus confirmed that "regretfully" the private equity firm did not pay that price, with the final cost not being revealed.
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On his part, Mr. Reed was attracted to the vivacious woman with the bright smile and long chestnut hair but decided, regretfully, that she was probably too young for him.
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"In light of the COVID-19 epidemic, in consultation with the White House and our outside experts, we have regretfully decided to postpone the RJC Annual Meeting," the RJC said.
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"Regretfully, our practices and training led to a bad outcome – the basis for the call to the Philadelphia police department was wrong," CEO Kevin Johnson wrote in a meandering mea culpa.
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Regretfully, this 'cost' also means that members of Our Community who are Jewish may well also hear some pretty random and totally untrue stuff being spread about their community on campus.
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Mine, regretfully, was Salad Fingers, the animated web series created by David Firth in 2004, about a disgusting, childlike, inexplicably vibrating zombie creature with piquerism and a penchant for rusty spoons.
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" Reached by telephone in late May, Mr. Owens, who is no longer with the law firm, said only, "Regretfully, I cannot speak about individual clients or my time at Mossack Fonseca.
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"Regretfully, mischievous attempts are being made to discredit Huawei in the eyes of European governments and undue pressure is being put on them," said the chairman in his letter to Rutte.
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R. Kelly absolutely knew Aaliyah was a minor when he married her in 1994 ... that's according to his former tour manager who now says he unwittingly and regretfully helped it happen.
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" He added, regretfully, "But it has to be a side project, for now, because the more sure way to crush the chicken producers is to make the best version of chicken.
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"I regretfully am going to be voting against this legislation, despite the fact that I think it brings good energy policy to the table, in terms of addressing jobs," Graves said.
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Because, regretfully, the bill for Clubhouse security staff has been rising alarmingly over the past several months — as more bouncers have been needed around campus to break up several pretty serious brawls.
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While Lithuania is regretfully still not contributing 2% of its GDP to its defense, the budget has increased in recent years and is intended to reach the mark as soon as 2018.
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I pop a few things in my cart from my favorite stores and then realize the value of everything I want exceeds my entire weekly budget, so I regretfully close the tab.
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"Unfortunately both Maria Sharapova and Madison Keys have regretfully had to withdraw from the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships due to injury and illness," tournament director Salah Tahlak said in a statement.
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But realistically there's no way to explain away the lame things I said that have bummed so many people out… I, regretfully, will live with that burden the rest of my life.
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Still, as a midlevel manager two decades ago, she didn't go over the head of her old boss — Oreskes — to report his behavior at The Times, as she regretfully said last week.
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The most poignant of these comes at the end, when a valuable kingdom contact responds to a request to chat by regretfully making clear it is no longer safe to do so.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: In 1982, with our eldest child reaching 18 months and with another baby on the way, my wife and I regretfully made the inevitable move to the suburbs.
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An important note: The phrase "little a salami" was regularly bastardized into "a little salami," which broke the brains of the already-broken-brained meme pedants of the internet (regretfully, myself included).
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Regretfully, as a result of this, certain redundancies have been inevitable in WFE and the Wileyfox Group is working with those affected to ensure they have the support needed to find alternative employment.
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But as the end of your stay approaches, you feel a premature nostalgia — you'll miss the town, especially Sully — and you look around fondly, regretfully, as you speed up and drive on through.
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China's foreign ministry said there were different views about the case, so China had put forward a "technical shelving" to give more time for consultation, but that regretfully no consensus had been reached.
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"I will have to regretfully decline your generous offer for settled status and oblige your lovely countrymen's wishes and go home," she wrote on Facebook in a response to May laden with irony.
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The rising London singer and producer has the unique ability to make something sound sweet and sad all at once, like an old photo you ripped up and then regretfully sellotaped back together.
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"Regretfully we see that certain people in the West, their bodies are in the 21st century, but their brains are still stuck in the Cold War era," he told a news briefing, without identifying anyone.
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I regretfully informed Wyatt that I needed to walk away from our friendship, and for the first time over the course of our relationship, she really seemed to listen, asking why and validating my feelings.
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I regretfully did not add a book about a transgender child because "our community is not ready for that," and I serve at the whim of a board of trustees made up predominantly of parents.
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"Regretfully, I followed my lawyers strong advice to confirm my plea even though it was all I could do not to cry out 'no' when this Court asked me if I was guilty," Flynn wrote.
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"Regretfully, I followed my lawyers' strong advice to confirm my plea even though it was all I could do to not cry out 'no' when this Court asked me if I was guilty," Flynn wrote.
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NASA will keep trying with its "sweeps and beeps" in the coming weeks and months, but should Opportunity fail to signal home, mission controllers might have to finally and regretfully declare the 15-year mission over.
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AHMAD Al-FAQI AL-MAHDI is probably not the world's most terrible wrecker of cultural and spiritual heritage, but as he regretfully admitted, he was party to the destruction of some shrines in his homeland, Mali.
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"The British long-standing position is that we won't have lasting peace in Syria with that (Assad-led) regime, but regretfully, we do think he's going to be around for a while," Hunt told Sky News.
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"As a college student on staff at a church in Texas more than 20 years ago, I regretfully had a sexual incident with a female high school senior in the church," he said during Sunday's service.
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"Regretfully, the U.S. has further increased the tax rate on China's exports to the U.S. This extreme pressure is purely harmful to both sides and not constructive at all," Geng said, according to a CNBC translation.
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To the Editor: Now that the Senate has acquitted a president on plausible charges of abusing his power — declining even to hear from witnesses — I think we must regretfully declare the American experiment with democracy over.
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The film garners a lot of sympathy for the abused farmer and farm animal alike, but it regretfully ignores the many other points in the animal farming system where humans—highly vulnerable ones—are also exploited.
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Since then, I have worn the coat only a handful of times, shivering regretfully in the foggy San Francisco evening as the slick fabric pulled heat from my body and the detachable hood flew off my head.
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There are no more dilapidated houses for rent, as Alan Cullinane, who owns and runs the idyllic breakfast place Cafe Heaven, told me regretfully when I visited again on a dreary weekend at the end of April.
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Instead of adding an emotive display to what Alexa is saying, the Lynx randomly moves around while the smart assistant responds, looking more like it's trying to swat a fly, than regretfully reporting that it's raining outside.
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"Regretfully, To Our Friends and Supporters: Will and I have decided we were moving a little too fast, and there were a number of things that had not been thought through thoroughly," said Franklin at the time.
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"It is with a heavy heart that I regretfully announce that one of the pilots who successfully ejected from one of the F-7Ni aircraft that crashed earlier today has passed on," said airforce spokesman Ibikunle Daramola.
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"In considering the additional months that would be required for final confirmation, as well as my professional responsibilities at FH+H Law Firm, I respectfully and regretfully requested that my nomination be withdrawn from consideration," Jonas said.
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"The president of the United States of America will regretfully have the red carpet rolled out for him by this Conservative government," Ian Blackford, the Scottish National Party's leader in the Westminster parliament, told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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As a veteran of the Lloyd's of London insurance market with a proud 330-year history of lunchtime drinking, regretfully, even in this corner of the world, we are subjected to a management edict of boring dry lunches.
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But what makes it more than a gratuitous pay-cable sex scene is the look on Kip's face late at night, gazing regretfully at the nude bodies of Jamie and Alex as they sleep wrapped around each other.
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"We strongly and regretfully feel that he is unfit to serve as governor of the state of Maine right now," Sarah Gideon, the assistant majority leader of Maine's House, said at a news conference Friday with Mr. Gattine.
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"Any tool or service can be misused," Craigslist said in a statement explaining its decision to take down "Personals.. "We can't take such risk without jeopardizing all our other services, so we are regretfully taking Craigslist personals offline.
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Irma Domingo, 29, a nurse in the health post in Canquintic, Nentón, showed me a barren metal cabinet populated with only basic medications, noting regretfully that sometimes she had to send patients away without the medicine they needed.
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After the brain was handed over, he submitted his resignation to U.C.S.D. "I believe that, regretfully, this is the only way to provide a justifiable (and dignifying) narrative to the changes in course of the H.M. project," he wrote.
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Judge Gerard E. Lynch, one of the dissenting judges, said in an opinion that he came to his decision "regretfully," but that Congress had not included sexual orientation on its list of grounds to outlaw bias in the workplace.
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Spiegelman added that after he submitted the essay, the Folio Society "regretfully" told him that the "Orange Skull" sentence was a dealbreaker: I turned the essay in at the end of June, substantially the same as what appears here.
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I rigorously applied to programs and ended up with acceptances in hand from Yale, Columbia, and Johns Hopkins graduate schools, but regretfully had to turn them all down because the only option for financial aid included interest-bearing loans.
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Tyler Perry's eight-part series to follows the story of Anna (played by Danielle Savre), a young woman who is forced to return to her hometown in Alabama after regretfully having an affair with the President of the United States.
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Sure, there are some promising previews, but what's even better are all the terrible shows that I am definitely, but regretfully, going to watch: Wisdom of the Crowd immediately has two strikes against it: an awful title, and Jeremy Piven.
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"Regretfully, I did not take into consideration that my performing for the concert would actually instead be taken as a political act against my own personal beliefs and be mistaken for support of Donald Trump and Mike Pence," she said.
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"Regretfully, it is apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful," McConnell said in a statement last week, as he sought to set up a vote on a clean repeal bill.
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So when Liz says, regretfully, "Rosemary says that women become obsolete in this business when there's no one left that wants to see them naked," it's not just a generic one-off line about how ageist and sexist Hollywood is.
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Until recently, political relations between the president and Congress, regardless of party alignment, were such that when a cabinet officer became a liability for the president in his relations with Congress, a president "regretfully" would accept the cabinet officer's resignation.
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Two bros want the beer-commercial party/orgy of their collegiate dreams; a single woman wants the mate she regretfully turned down; another single woman wants payback for school bullying; a dog-tagged dude wants to be a war hero.
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"While I will forever be grateful for the trust and confidence President Trump has placed in me by giving me this opportunity, I am regretfully withdrawing my nomination to be Secretary for the Department of Veterans Affairs," Jackson said in a statement.
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"Regretfully, the creditors of Dolphin Drilling ASA have not been able to agree on the terms for a consensual restructuring, and the secured creditors have demanded payment of all amounts outstanding under the secured debt of the company," Dolphin said in a statement.
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Here are some of your stories, just in time for Thanksgiving dinner: Susan Trolstrup sent us this note, "regretfully": My best friend, whom I entrusted my soul as my closest confidant for 35 years, joined the Trump Troupe during the presidential campaign.
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The official administration line is that Trump had no choice, that he was regretfully taking harsh action because DACA was an illegal exercise in executive power — which was also supposedly the reason the statement came from Sessions rather than the president himself.
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"Regretfully, I followed my lawyers' strong advice to confirm my plea even though it was all I could do to not cry out 'no' when this court asked me if I was guilty," Flynn said about his court appearances following his plea deal.
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" In the Senate, the majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, an inveterate foe of the 2010 health care law, said, "Where we are on Obamacare, regretfully, at the moment is where the Democrats wanted us to be, which is with the status quo.
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A few years before, in Guyana, where capybara goes by the festively percussive name watrash, I had failed to find the meat in open-air restaurants that advertised it on their menus, their wait staffs regretfully informing me that they were sold out.
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"Every hour a member of Congress spends on call time is an hour less spent on critical issues," Mr. Israel regretfully noted, arguing that this is the ultimate case for the public financing of federal elections and for full disclosure of well-heeled donors.
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The 30-second primetime ad, which NBC regretfully aired during an especially frothy edition of Sunday Night football, attempts to connect Luis Bracamontes, an undocumented Mexican immigrant convicted of murdering two Sacramento sheriff's deputies in 2014, to the caravan currently traveling north from Central America.
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This newspaper discourages clusters of all caps, even in some commonly used acronyms, so I am regretfully unable to indulge the Chinese pianist who on Wednesday gave a performance at Carnegie Hall that was bold and often impressively loud, but sometimes hard to read.
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"In light of the COVID-19 epidemic, in consultation with the White House and our outside experts, we have regretfully decided to postpone the RJC Annual Meeting, which was to be held this week in Las Vegas," according to a press release from the group.
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As we've reported ... R. Kelly's former tour manager, Demetrius Smith, says he unwittingly and regretfully helped Kelly and Aaliyah tie the knot, by getting the 15-year-old a fake ID the day before the wedding ... a claim R. Kelly just denied in court.
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"Regretfully, I think it is only fair to inform you that Angela Messam, wife of Wayne Messam, has consolidated all of the financial and banking assets under her exclusive control and is currently refusing paychecks to staff," Grant wrote in an email to all of the staff.
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The publication states that a prominent Los Angeles defense attorney, Mark Geragos — who has represented clients like Michael Jackson, Chris Brown and Kesha — will be representing Daniel Jung, a man who regretfully attended the event and reportedly paid $2,000 for his ticket and travel arrangements to the Bahamas.
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Regretfully, in an attempt to maintain both the status quo and market share, some branded companies have exploited an apparent ambiguity in the BPCIA's text to create a market exclusivity through the courts that exceeds congressional intent, resulting in biosimilars being unavailable to patients for even longer periods.
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He told me a hilarious story about a door-to-door salesman coming to his house and demonstrating a state-of-the-art vacuum; Simon regretfully told the salesman he wasn't going to buy it because that was probably the last time his house would ever be vacuumed.
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" Typical of complaints in this vein was a review by Herbert Leibowitz of Mr. Wilbur's collection "The Mind-Reader" in The New York Times of June 290, 22011: "While we acknowledge his erudition and urbanity, we regretfully liken his mildness to the amiable normality of the bourgeois citizen.
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She's philosophical about the affair now, regretfully noting that she didn't know the relevant history behind his story defending a doctor at the infamous Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, a state-funded clinic which many trans folk, myself included, have likened to conversion therapy for trans people.
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I've always been fascinated by the menus at diners: possessing an almost biblical heft, their pages and pages often list hundreds of dishes, ranging from standard greasy spoon fare to more far-fetched house specialties like the clams casino that George Costanza, fatefully and regretfully, ordered on a whim at Monk's.
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Olsen: I regretfully agree that no one who seems sympathetic to populism is willing to blow up the tax bill, but they might not have to: They might be correctly figuring that Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine, John McCain or Bob Corker will do it for them first.
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While it's possible to boot custom firmware on old Lumia phones, there is regretfully no Android port compatible with all of Microsoft's mobile hardware, meaning users probably aren't going to be able to extend the life of the old devices by porting it to another mobile OS less likely to go belly up.
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"In U.S., Decline of Christianity Continues at Rapid Pace" ran the headline on a new Pew Research Center survey of American religion this month, summing up a consensus shared by pessimistic religious conservatives, eager anticlericalists and the regretfully unbelieving sort of journalist who suspects that we may miss organized religion when it's gone.
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Liberal activists point regretfully to Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, who in their Comedy Central heyday were happy to savage Republicans but refused to champion Democrats: In 2010, the pair drew some 215,000 people to the National Mall a few days before the midterm elections, only to keep the rally strictly nonpartisan.
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I was detained fighting an army of trolls who demand civility—but mock my "PC" objection to being called sand ni**erIt seems their primitive dictionaries exempt the word hypocrisyUnpresidented#SecondCivilWar#SecondCivilWarLetters My brothers and sisters:I regretfully report that I will not be able to make it to the battlefield for the #SecondCivilWar.
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He didn't simply say, "I'm not running," but penned a long, bloviating op-ed column about how America is so broken, how he could fix it, why "many Americans" have told him that it is his "patriotic duty" to run for president, and why he must regretfully let all those Americans down very badly.
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On account of this news, we will regretfully have to pause one of our successful joint initiatives – NoMoreRansom project – recognised by the European Parliament Research Services as a successful case of public-private cooperation in their recent report – helped many organisations and users to decrypt files on their devices, saving them from financial losses.
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Pepper Ann Pearson was the 12-year-old girl whose true-to-life adventures ranged from attending retreats with her single mom, feeling pressure to shop for a training bra, regretfully appropriating her Native American heritage, contemplating the teachings of Noam Chomsky, and experiencing the uncertainty of whether you should celebrate Christmas or Chanukah.
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We need to have the DNC investing in state parties brick and mortar, in our communications team, in our digital presence, so that the people know we are in our local communities and working hard to push back on Donald Trump and what is shaping up to be our worst nightmare: his Cabinet, his Congress, and regretfully his Supreme Court.
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Why it matters: Even though Airbus "regretfully" won't be getting the full list price for the bulk order, it's a much-needed win for the European aircraft manufacturer which had been lagging behind its American counterpart Boeing in sales this year, especially after losing out on a massive jumbo jet order from Emirates at the air show earlier this week.
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"I…must regretfully decline to participate in the process until I am confident that it is transparent, places the families of the victims of the March 15 massacre, and their communities and organizations at its center and that they have the ability…to question and challenge the information provided by government agencies under investigation," De Bres told the Commission in a letter he provided to Reuters.
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I've paid more to see a famous person do their thing in a packed stadium from hundreds of rows away where the only thing I received in return was the risk of a nosebleed, and I guarantee you I paid more for the creative writing course I took in college (where, regretfully, my professor was not Margaret Atwood.) MasterClass is a way for us regular folk to learn and receive advice directly from the people we most admire.
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The thing is, and it's a small thing for sure - the only reason an Israeli would need to avoid a Palestinian area is the plain and simple thing that if an Israeli would even enter such an area by mistake he will be almost for sure attacked and there have been so many of these attacks that ended in murder of Israelis (also families and children), that regretfully, it's a necessity to avoid them (which is also bad for the Arabs since it avoids interaction and commerce that can actually improve the situation and lead to real peace).
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