Regretting drinking is not the same as regretting sexual assault.
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"Regretting drinking is not the same as regretting sexual assault," she said.
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"Regretting drinking is not the same as regretting sexual assault," she added.
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And besides, the last thing I want is for you to start regretting the fact that you are regretting your regrets.
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Now, besides regretting doubting Kim, we are also regretting that summer had to end and back-to-school Kimoji shopping had to start for us to learn of such a thing.
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" The woman who pressed charges against Turner, identified as Jane Doe, artfully addressed this false equivalency her own letter to the judge: "Regretting drinking is not the same as regretting sexual assault.
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Then he spends the rest of his life regretting it.
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"I don't like regretting," he told The Guardian in October.
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Which, as it turns out, Kenyan is REALLY regretting today ...
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Yet the party already seems to be regretting its success.
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No more regretting forgotten coupons or missing out on discounts.
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She inspected herself in the monitor, regretting her outfit choice.
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You'll regret it — just like she's regretting it in this GIF.
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Continentals tend to overestimate the odds of Britons regretting their decision.
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Here's to regretting any full-priced Zara purchases we've made recently.
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She's flying "playboys" all around the world and not regretting it.
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How can you bring everything you want without regretting it later?
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That tweet, which Assange might now be regretting, is still up.
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Lots of people get relationship tattoos that they end up regretting.
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Based on my experience, I can't imagine anyone regretting the purchase.
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I fall into bed after midnight, regretting the tequila and soda.
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These tips will help you grab one without regretting it later.
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My stomach is rumbling and I am already regretting the nuggets.
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Is Richie really regretting ever getting involved in this toxic love triangle?
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But we're sure Mamet won't be regretting her Givenchy option anytime soon.
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For the moment, at least, they seem to be regretting that misstep.
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LeBron James might be regretting his decision to skip out on Rio.
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But the exchange also left Clinton regretting how she handled the moment.
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He will be remembered for picking Sarah Palin and later regretting it.
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I ended up weirdly, but not entirely, regretting putting myself in it.
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That night had come around, and I was slightly regretting my plan.
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But by the following Tuesday, I was really regretting the whole thing.
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She'd wake up certain mornings regretting the money she spent at bars.
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The closest thing to regretting would be when I filmed a date.
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"When he was writing, he was regretting not acting," Mr. Rubin said.
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"I don't spend my time regretting what might have been," he said.
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Regretting that "we" lost Michigan by 11,000 votes in 2016, the Rev.
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And while they avoided one another, Locken did admit to regretting her words.
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She was obviously regretting her decision to dump Vinny for this Lamp Idiot.
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Sarah Palin of Alaska as his running mate, though swiftly regretting his choice.
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This is about when I started regretting my decision to play VR tag.
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" Said Rodriguez: "He is beyond words in regretting having committed such an act.
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From the looks of social media, though, they may be regretting their decision.
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" Douglass: "I often found myself regretting my own existence, and wishing myself dead.
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I laze around for a while checking the news and then regretting it.
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A state official who rules on deportations is afraid of regretting any decision.
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Or maybe not — especially if you're worried you might end up regretting it.
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For when you need to talk yourself out of regretting your life choices.
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But, ya gotta hear why he's kinda regretting eating the crazy concoction nowadays ...
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But he may end up regretting his newfound role in Trump's inner circle.
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"I never actually saw the movie," she admitted, before immediately regretting her words.
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The next day, I woke up regretting everything and promised myself: never again.
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I go back home regretting the beauty purchase and check my Mint app again.
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If you're regretting missing out on the one-of-a-kind costume, fret not.
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No, because I'll end up regretting the thing I cover it up with, too.
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She ends up stranded in Dothraki country again, likely regretting her light-colored choices.
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Yes, I can see myself really regretting this about two weeks from now. 4.
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He's not going to spend the rest of his life regretting what he's done.
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National polls indicate that Americans already are regretting the transition from Obama to Trump.
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" Rodriguez previously said: "He is beyond words in regretting having committed such an act.
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And this is the face—well, body—of someone very much regretting that decision.
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At least one GOP lawmaker joked about regretting his vote against the amendment. Sen.
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The lyrics of several songs spoke about being cheated on, and regretting being married.
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"It sort of has to do with children," she said, regretting her answer immediately.
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Its days seem numbered and some people simply abandoned the style without regretting it.
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"I let him down," Pryor said, regretting the way he had run the route.
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I have a fear of potentially derailing my career or later regretting the decision.
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Porter and Cohn may well be regretting their cooperation with the famed Watergate reporter.
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The only shame comes in not facing this question squarely, and later regretting it.
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But regretting those regrets is not O.K. I regret not becoming a helicopter pilot.
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This year, a lot of Republicans are regretting binding their delegates to the primaries.
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You don't rap ... you don't play basketball ... and you're regretting it now ... us too.
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Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo on Monday issued a statement regretting the Spanish position.
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He also recalls regretting spending the night with ex-girlfriend Ashley Iaconetti during Winter Games.
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If Kent knew what she was signing on for, she must be regretting it now.
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If it doesn't, he may wind up regretting that he abandoned his previous, more uplifting
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This makes flights so much more expensive, and I'm already regretting not buying them earlier.
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Other people may have bought above the current price and are bitterly regretting their mistake.
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You can stop regretting owning that ridiculously cheap Chromebook you picked up last Prime Day.
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Chris Christie doesn't seem to be regretting his endorsement of Trump at all. Nope. pic.twitter.
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Smoking a roll-up on the walk home from work and then immediately regretting it.
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Then Corker went on CNN to say he regretting supporting him in the first place. .
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I suspect many "sugar babies" in your circle will end up regretting what they're doing.
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I walk in, regretting not bringing an umbrella, because I know it will rain later.
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However, he may end up regretting his decision to latch onto such a fickle indicator.
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Several Clinton advisers are also regretting that they did not push for more debates, where Mrs.
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But the fear of missing out can push you to buy things you end up regretting.
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I could spend the rest of my life regretting it, or get up and try again.
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Jonathan Teo, long a Bay Area venture capitalist, might be regretting having a Twitter account tonight.
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It is hard to imagine him regretting a powerful presidency—and many Filipinos love a strongman.
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If you're regretting upgrading yours instead of hanging on to it, know that you're not alone.
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In current speech, you'd never want to go through life regretting decisions you never acted on.
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It was a decision he never regretted, or at least never admitted regretting, his son said.
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Plenty of unicorns will end up regretting claims that they are about to change the world.
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HAPPY TUESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're regretting missing Jeff Flake's cups-of-dirt.
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Well, the lucky few who made it to the final round are now regretting that decision.
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She most recently opened up to The Guardian about not regretting being open about her feelings.
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I've made a habit of abandoning plans, and I don't recall ever regretting a spontaneous deviation.
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"There was a moment when I was regretting it," Mr. Murphy said of the temporary goodbye.
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How the shade of the general, the greatest Frenchman since Napoleon, must be regretting his calculations.
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"The thing we always want to avoid is somebody regretting having a procedure done," Youn said.
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PG: A student of mine was on the island working, regretting the fact that birds were dying.
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We head back home, and I actually do throw up and am now really regretting that wine!
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I offer that perhaps British cuisine might now include "ethnic" dishes, then catch myself, regretting my wording.
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Even Motorola, which joined the part with the Moto Z, appears as if it's regretting that move.
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I thought this would make me a smarter shopper, but I somehow found myself still regretting purchases.
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Twitter users tracked down the picture Bow Wow used for the posts that he's probably now regretting.
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It could be that people who are hoping the court takes the case end up regretting it.
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They both admit to regretting the Kenny Loggins release notes, which in hindsight they agree were incomprehensible.
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Not from Nebraska Mart, unfortunately, which is sold out and probably regretting not having more in stock.
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But while the whole thing just sounds very awful, not regretting the relationship can end badly, too.
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"She struggled to breathe, regretting every cigarette she had smoked," Hilsum writes in an excruciatingly vivid account.
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In all these stories of men behaving badly to women, lots of women regretting not speaking up.
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Again, that's O.K. What I want to avoid is the compounding effect of regretting those regrets. Why?
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He ate some of the food he had brought from home, already regretting the decision to come.
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That's why many couples hire a wedding planner — yet nearly half of them end up regretting it.
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That said, overseas buyers have a history of regretting purchases of shiny objects in this labyrinthine market.
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She's visibly gone up (and down) in cup sizes over the years, and ended up really regretting it.
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Retirees who don't evaluate their prescription drug coverage during Medicare's annual enrollment period could end up regretting it.
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Rather than regretting certain decisions made in his past, Milo Ventimiglia chooses to learn and grow from them.
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Andressian's attorney, Ambrosio Rodriguez, said after the hearing that his client is "beyond words in regretting" his actions.
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In my experience, anybody that's made a career move solely based on financial reasons wound up regretting it.
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This was dumb, and I'm already regretting it, because some lower seed is going to make a run.
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We're both guessing that by now you've realized that and are perhaps regretting the cleverness of your joke.
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Industry sources say it is regretting the decision, because the narrow-body market is growing at record speed.
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Six days later, Mr. Kashuv resigned from Turning Point USA and issued a statement regretting his past comments.
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Death often strikes in a way that leaves the living regretting their actions toward the person who died.
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The survivors wander around an empty city, usually London, regretting the lost world of restaurants and symphony orchestras.
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But by mid-April, after the leggings incident and the ejected passenger, the publication was regretting the move.
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Both establishments may end up regretting using institutional maneuvers — instead of the ballot box — to oust their opponents.
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I bought nothing, spun out onto the sidewalk and then spent the rest of the afternoon regretting it.
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But I need to give it a shot because if I don't, I'm going to end up regretting it.
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It sticks anywhere and everywhere, and by the end of night, it's easy to start regretting your life choices.
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Regretting her decision, Greene returned to the US where she was arrested and sentenced to two years in prison.
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The seal inevitably jumped back into the water before immediately regretting his decision and jumping back into the boat.
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So, really now, what are you supposed to do if you are seriously regretting that extra shot of espresso?
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Basquete Cearense came away with the victory at 81-80, and best believe Bauru is regretting trading that guy.
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The Predator director Shane Black is regretting his actions that have caused a controversy to overshadow his movie's opening.
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Finally, the fear of regretting the next ten years eclipsed how ashamed I was to confront my money issues.
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"I don't think I'm regretting the fact that we had some wine with us, particularly last night," Allen said.
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Microsoft Interdisciplinary Scientist Jaron Lanier said Silicon Valley knows -- and said many innovators are regretting their role in it.
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I ate too quickly and am now regretting the large brick of rice I just built in my stomach.
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Also, I would much rather regret never having children when I become elderly than risk regretting having a child.
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Some couples don't go that route and they end up regretting it when they are rejected by these spaces.
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Numerous key former employees at both Facebook and Google have spoken out regretting the products they helped to create.
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My main thought at that time was regretting not having purchased a cabin with a window or a balcony.
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Here's Charles Barkley admitting he hasn't worn a pair of undies since 2008 ... AND NOT REGRETTING IT AT ALL!!!
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"Weight Watchers probably regretting their promoted hashtag tonight," wrote Chelsea Fagan, the founder of the blog The Financial Diet.
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One person on Reddit wrote about persuading family members to buy digital tokens late in 2017 and regretting it.
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One-night stands: We've all had them, and for the most part, we've all probably woken up regretting them.
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If you sell a pure growth stock at this particular time, I think you're going to end up regretting it.
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Donald Trump's business partners often wind up regretting that they ever went into business with him in the first place.
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I'm really regretting signing up for this class, but the $5 no show charge is motivating me to not bail.
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But points or no points, Nadal thought those who choose to skip the Games will end up regretting their decisions.
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When another arrived last month regretting the fact that he had "escaped the machetes", the deputy decided to speak out.
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Unfortunately, I burned the last batch, and I'm kind of regretting my strategy of making a ton at a time.
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"The existence of regretting motherhood tends to be denied and therefore, allegedly, there is nothing to study about," she wrote.
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When Isabella Dutton wrote about regretting motherhood for the Daily Mail in 2013, she received a storm of criticism online.
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In 0003, Klein sold the rights to Jelly Belly—and has spent the last three decades deeply regretting that decision.
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Far from regretting her decision, Judge Kemp said she only wished she had not hesitated before agreeing to the hug.
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I had the blanket delivered to my office, which I ended up regretting because it was difficult to transport home.
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Ever since, perhaps regretting offering even that small peek into his private life, he has preferred to avoid the subject.
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"There was a moment when I was regretting it," Mr. Murphy told The New York Times, referring to the reversal.
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I didn't know it was possible for your armpits to hurt, but here I am, regretting my decision to forgo stretches.
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I passed on taking a coffee from home because I felt all jazzed, but now I'm suddenly exhausted and regretting passing.
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Even though the answer is always no, people keep cutting thick shelves of hair over their eyes and instantly regretting it.
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"'I'll go to the grave regretting and blaming myself for what happened to her,&apos" DiMaggio told Positano, per the book.
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Read more:Prince Harry reportedly spoke about his mental health and not regretting 'Megxit' at the Sussexes' first public appearance in weeks
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But it draws on relatably human fears — of aging, regretting life choices, and disappointing the people who look up to you.
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They invite me to go to McDonald's later to get a treat, but I decline, which I end up regretting later.
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When that time comes, America's policymakers will end up regretting how government revenues were squandered on a badly designed tax cut.
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Netflix has been publicly shaming, getting into scuffles with, and cutting deals with ISPs (and then regretting those deals) for years.
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For people who find themselves also regretting a debt they took on, Patrick recommends paying it off as quickly as possible.
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Pinkett Smith also admitted to regretting how quickly she started dating Smith after he separated from his first wife, Sheree Fletcher.
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She's taking it out on Marnie, who certainly asked to be a part of this but is likely regretting her decision.
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No matter the cause, I couldn't swing it, and now I'm sitting here a week later regretting my inability to commit.
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And those who made business decisions with the assumption of the UK remaining in the EU are certainly regretting it now.
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It is a decision portrayed almost as a personal favor to a friend -- and one that he may now be regretting.
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While regretting and reprimanding the status quo, Kerry underplayed America's role in enabling the reality that he so eloquently objected to.
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But in the end, I felt if I didn't do it, I might spend the rest of my life regretting it.
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And yes, God save you (or me), from tweeting something impulsively and then regretting it for the rest of the week.
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Trump endorsed Strange in early August, but there had been persistent rumors in late summer that he was regretting his choice.
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Some in the congregation are two days into Lent, and perhaps already regretting their decisions to give up chocolate or booze.
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I guess my two extra hours on the bot today will pay for this since I'm now regretting that Etsy purchase.
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Perhaps my ultimate worst case scenario is this: I die regretting all of the things I didn't get around to doing!
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Every decision I make I have to be sure of or I could be regretting it for the rest of my life.
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The 41-year-old Oscar nominated actress opened up about regretting standing up for herself when a male executive flirted with her.
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Disney lovers often balk at this advice, but few who stay away from the parks for a day wind up regretting it.
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Hangover remedies usually have a medicinal aftertaste, so this fruity ice-cold popsicle sounds like heaven while we're regretting last night's antics.
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The yuan's devaluation and subsequent slide have wiped away those assumptions and left many investors regretting the day they bought the product.
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He's nailed the equivalent of four whole jalapeños by now and he looks like he's seriously regretting the offer of free pizza.
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Hunt told Sky News he had a frank exchange of views with Lavrov, and said Russia may be privately regretting its actions.
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It's like the vicious text you send during a fight and think, with relief, "Well, it's done now," seconds before regretting everything.
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"It's more, 'You beat me, I must beat you somehow,'" he said, adding that the swimmers may now be regretting their actions.
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I have accepted only two of these ratings, mainly out of curiosity, and both times I ended up highly regretting that decision.
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At a Homeland Security event today, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly joked about regretting leaving his job at the agency:
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If you wind up regretting your insomnia-fueled tweets you always have the luxury of deleting them before other people wake up.
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Steve Knopper, author of "MJ: The Genius of Michael Jackson," said the film left him regretting some of his own blind spots.
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But Mr. Trump's approval ratings have never climbed above the mid-40s, while the British seem to be regretting their rash decision.
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I'm thinking, well, maybe it could work (and I'm regretting slightly my decision not to fill my pockets at the Candy Wall).
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In fact, this and other trade deals in the works could leave the United States regretting that potentially costly day in January.
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She has been dejected, she said in one public apology, losing "countless nights" of sleep and at times regretting ever becoming president.
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You may not think of your whiteness as having to do with anything except regretting the role of racism and so on.
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"People spend a lot of time focusing on not making mistakes or regretting them," but you shouldn't strive to be right about everything.
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Friday marks the second time in recent months the 83-year-old Ginsburg has issued a statement regretting comments she made to reporters.
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He wrote about the anecdotes circulating about Leave voters who were regretting their votes or saying they didn't believe it would really happen.
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This time, it stayed in the race by banding together with smaller parties, but several BNP leaders say they are regretting that decision.
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The man who was interviewed on al-Ghiety's program had spoken about being a sex worker and regretting his sexuality, the BBC reported.
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He walked away with a 20 percent gain on his investment, he has said publicly, regretting that he missed out on bigger gains.
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The big question, however, is whether or not she'll wind up regretting her rabid pursuit of a fight with the dynamic former champion.
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She set off on her own for the first time all series, and her entire subsequent plot has just been regretting her decision?
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He enjoyed his time atop The New Yorker, however, regretting only the messiness at the start, for which he partly blames Mr. Shawn.
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"When I learned from the TV that the parliament was being bombed and civilians were being killed, I started regretting it," he said.
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He's long had an unguarded way of speaking: going off-script, embarking on lengthy riffs, and sometimes saying things he ends up regretting.
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Maybe one day we'll be gathering around, regretting a CGI-overhauled Rogue One special edition and demanding that someone release a proper, unedited cut.
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While we're already regretting the heat-driven complaints we made up until just last month, there's no turning back from the arrival of fall.
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Back in 2009, film industry luminaries signed a petition to release Roman Polanski from a Swiss prison — and now one star is regretting it.
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Instead of constantly seeing the photos and regretting the timing, she was able to let go and enjoy where she was instead—in Italy.
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Because spending yourself into a corner and regretting the whole journey kind of runs counter to the whole boho road trip spirit, doesn't it?
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She wasn't passionate about the job, but she worked 40 hours each week just to keep the condo, an investment she was quickly regretting.
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It was easy to predict that Verizon would end up regretting the $10 billion or so that it had invested in AOL and Yahoo.
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"I felt if I didn't do it, I might spend the rest of my life regretting it," Carey Mulligan said of Dennis Kelly's play.
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Other social media: Snap In a gamble that it may now be regretting, Tencent took at 10% stake in Snapchat's parent company in November.
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He said he'd lay awake on his bunk every single night, ever since he had been there, constantly thinking about it, constantly regretting it.
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That guy in the silver hat behind her looks like he's regretting a lot of the decisions that have led up to this point.
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For a while there, I was a Marie Kondo disciple, but now I find myself regretting getting rid of so much stuff so suddenly.
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Earlier on in the race, Sanders had said that superdelegates weren't as important in the fight for the nomination – remarks he may be regretting now.
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Meanwhile, an emboldened left, regretting the running room it gave Barack Obama early in his first term, would not allow Clinton much of a honeymoon.
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Earlier this year, she wrote a letter to her 18-year-old self for British Vogue where she admitted to regretting her breast augmentation surgery.
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While it's important to tune your financial decisions to your individual goals, here are seven money mistakes that you could end up regretting for life.
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First, he weighs in on the baby-naming craze inspired by 'GoT' characters, which many parents might be regretting after what Daenerys did last week.
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As the nation continues to be swept away in Marie Kondo's tidying-up tips, one mom in Atlanta is regretting following the lifestyle guru's advice.
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So lest you end up regretting overpaying for that bubblegum-pink ice cream maker, create a list beforehand and log on with a game plan.
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Here's what we know now — and what you need to think about before making any fearful knee-jerk moves that you could end up regretting.
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And when it turned out to be Mr. Yrigoyen, fans immediately began to wonder: Had the bachelorette made a choice she might now be regretting?
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She decided to go door-to-door five months ago, after regretting that she had not done more for the cause earlier in her life.
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I will spend the rest of my life regretting my actions, and trying to be someone worthy of the respect and love of my family.
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Some analysts now long for the 1990s or early 2000s, regretting that we did not launch a preemptive strike back before North Korea went nuclear.
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Never Trumper and New York Times columnist David Brooks is now regretting the nonstop coverage, but only because Mr. Trump has taken control of the narrative.
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They also posted a photo of the little pup mournfully peering out of a holding cell, probably regretting all of her crimes and rethinking her life.
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"It is so important to come and see," implores Karen Weaver, the mayor, regretting the damage inflicted by the water scandal on Flint's already grim reputation.
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"I think we're all in some sense regretting that we're in this position right now where the Fed is so far behind the curve, " Lazear said.
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Despite feeling stressed and regretting their approach to home buying, a majority of homeowners (59%) still view homeownership as a big part of the American dream.
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I can't image any parent with a special needs child or child who lives with or died from Trisomy ever regretting they didn't abort their pregnancy.
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In 1933, he wrote a column regretting that an assassination attempt against President Franklin Roosevelt "hit the wrong man" and killed the mayor of Chicago instead.
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So, instead of regretting my relatively tame college experience, I'll watch these movie scenes and let the memories of movie parties sow seeds into my memory.
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However, every person who finds himself, or herself, regretting an alliance with Trump must consider how they allowed themselves to join him in the first place.
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VICE News takes a look at some of the pitches and explores whether the city or state that wins will end up regretting its self-humiliation.
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Yet now that the three of us are face to face with the prospect of eight courses of noodles, I am deeply regretting my youthful insouciance.
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But if the mediocrity continues, I have to wonder if Danny Ainge will end up regretting not moving more aggressively to trade Brown for Kawhi Leonard.
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Governors general like the Earl of Minto, Viscount Monck and Lord Byng of Vimy may somewhere be regretting not reaching into their pockets for 10 guineas.
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I spoke to Heti about the relationship between motherhood and art, and whether society allows women to admit regretting having had a child, among other subjects.
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I woke up the next morning just regretting the shit out of it, because for all those calories from pizza and cheese it [should] taste good, obviously.
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I am sitting on the train on my way home, regretting not leaving work an hour earlier so I could still buy my groceries at the mall.
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The potential benefits from gender-affirming hormones (improved mental health) will usually outweigh the low risk of an adolescent later changing their mind and regretting cosmetic changes.
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And last year he leapt to the defence of a Chilean bishop accused of hiding abuse, saying he was a victim of "calumny"—before regretting those words.
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The U.S. declined to join those calls and, while regretting the loss of life, opposed efforts at the U.N. to open an international investigation into the violence.
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The U.S. declined to join those calls and, while regretting the loss of life, opposed efforts at the U.N. to launch an international investigation into the violence.
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Now, almost a year later, they don't seem to be regretting this wild adventure, even with the added complication of Lyons being pregnant with their first child.
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Mel Gibson clearly loves his little daughter, but he's gotta be regretting hooking up with the kid's mom, who's going back to court for a bloody fortune.
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That said, it will remain a risky business, one in which a vital input, rain, cannot be controlled—as millions of farmers are regretting at the moment.
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After getting a good look at the 23-year-old quarterback in his role as the starter for the Philadelphia Eagles, they may be regretting that decision.
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Sometimes I get the urge to try a medium-to-full coverage base after watching a particularly glamorous YouTube tutorial, but I always end up regretting it.
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Not only do you have to pick a design, color, and placement, but you also run the risk of regretting your permanent decision a year from now.
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It's not clear when Burmese translations were brought back online, but it's a safe bet that at least a few people at Facebook are regretting it now.
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When Michael was three, our friends wanted him to be a flower girl, and I will go to my grave regretting that because he was so miserable.
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He died regretting that those four short books, "containing, I suppose 70,000 words, the number of words in an average-length novel," eclipsed the rest of his career.
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Opening up in a May 8 cover story for The Hollywood Reporter, he admitted to regretting his comments made toward the former radio personality turned talk show host.
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But for all the economic, emotional, and physical strife associated with bringing kids into the world, few mothers would ever admit to regretting their decision to do so.
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You can see in the pics, the other beachgoers were checking out the couple ... probably regretting not doing extra sets of abs at the gym before seeing this.
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" As for the stock market, CNBC finance editor Jeff Cox wrote on Thursday that Trump "may end up regretting his decision to latch onto such a fickle indicator.
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When he warns her "do not touch me" at the close of the episode, I wondered if Claire was regretting what her loyalty to Frank has cost her.
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Jamal, unburdened of his purpose as group leader in adventure and investigation, hits up Kendra, regretting his decision to give her up while he focused on the mission.
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Pillar of Fire long ago moved away from the hate of the Klan, and its leaders have issued statements denouncing and regretting the church's historic involvement with it.
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You might say "Yes" to many of those buys, but I found myself regretting more and more of my purchases as I got more comfortable with this habit.
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That bidder, along with many other Americans these days, is likely regretting betting on the sort of guy who casually escalates conflicts against foreign nations during unrelated press conferences.
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On the stand, Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Bates read a text from Roy to Carter that said, "I keep regretting the past it's getting me upset," CBSBoston reports.
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Regardless of the parody account mix-up, we imagine that for Teigen, the sentiment (of regretting the fact that Bergoli has become a "thing") might remain all the same.
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So I was sitting in this hotel room in London, regretting that I didn't pay attention or study, and now I'm sitting here, and I can't talk to them.
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In "Der Schildwache Nachtlied," a lonely sentinel voices passing thoughts, one moment wistfully regretting that he must stand guard while others make merry, the next imagining a beckoning girl.
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Olaf: Eating hot food is a part of the Rockabilly lifestyle for us: having one too many beers, getting and regretting bad tattoos, and eating shit that's too spicy.
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Five films in, Pirates still leaves you feeling a lot like the Magic Kingdom ride it's so famously inspired by: alternately thrilled, exhausted, and seriously regretting that last funnel cake.
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Katy Perry knows all too well that having 24/7 access to someone means you could send texts that you end up regretting, especially when it comes to an ex.
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On the stand Thursday, Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Bates read a text from Roy to Carter that said, "I keep regretting the past it's getting me upset," CBSBoston reports.
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They are very much regretting putting their iPod on shuffle in a moment of blind erotic panic and having to pound through "A Horse With No Name" as a result.
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Winter rains are usually reliable in this region – but already those who did not heed the weather forecast are regretting their decision, as they watch the wheat they planted fail.
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I'm already regretting telling you about Té Company, a two-year-old Taiwanese tearoom in the West Village—and if you're already familiar with it you're probably cursing my name.
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When central banks commit to future policy actions in advance, as they do when they make use of forward guidance, they're even more likely to end up regretting their actions.
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Despite regretting the purchase of failing textile company Berkshire Hathaway in 1962, Buffett did the same thing 13 years later, when he purchased Waumbec Mills — another New England textile company.
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But if Deadspin's current owners reboot the site as Barstool But With Prettier Ads (which is precisely what they'll do), I would end up regretting those tattoos in an instant.
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In a series of comments, he also referred to the Central Bank as "loco" and "too aggressive" and hinted that he may be regretting having nominated Powell to the Fed chairmanship.
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The PD has expressed worries 5-Star may be tempted to reopen channels with the League, which has shown signs of regretting its move to scupper the government two weeks ago.
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It's possible she's regretting the move and is feeling guilty for making all of those Apple commercials (you know, like the one in which she completely ate it on the treadmill).
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Meanwhile, another longtime trait of Biden's has been his unguarded way of speaking: He goes off-script, he embarks on lengthy riffs, and he sometimes says things he ends up regretting.
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"In a moment of stupidity, I voted for Valadao last year and I have been regretting it ever since," he said, sitting in the front room of his ranch-style home.
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And there is a period of time for regretting and very soon you have to get out of that moment and look at this strength, and just get on with it.
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I recall regretting that I had to leave TIN SNIPS on the table, but there was no mate for it, and the grid already was getting pretty full of theme squares.
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Back in season 1, Conrad gave up the opportunity to go to Paris with Teen Vogue to stay with her then-boyfriend Jason Wahler, and wound up deeply regretting her choice.
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While regretting Britain's decision to leave the EU, Muscat said he agreed with other EU leaders that the withdrawal agreement rejected by the British parliament last week could not be changed.
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Much like the real Gypsy, who told Dr. Phil that she doesn't believe her mother deserved death, in hindsight, King's Gypsy seems to begin regretting hers and Nicholas Godejohn's (Calum Worthy) actions.
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In the hour-long interview, the Queens rapper talked about regretting recording "Anaconda," Deborah Dugan's allegations about the Recording Academy, and even shed a few tears remembering the life of Kobe Bryant.
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Lethal White picks up right where Career of Evil left off, with a shaken Robin going through with her wedding and regretting it almost at once, then returning to work with Strike.
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I am regretting having no make-up on, as I park and use the rearview mirror once more before seeing 13 year-old Sal and his momma who is named Sal, too.
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Regretting that we couldn't provide travel money or accommodations, only Chef Bill's chili, no doubt the same as it had been back in the day, we invited him up for a weekend.
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Despite having suggested Scrotox as a joke and regretting it before, during, and after the procedure, I have to say that I love my bolder, bigger-seeming, free-swinging, loosey-goosey balls.
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But, when pressed — perhaps regretting the previous advice she gave to this interviewer about how to get people to answer questions they don't want to answer ("keep asking") — she suggests using honesty.
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It was really tough for me to make that decision, because what I didn't want was in the future, to be staying at home regretting that I didn't retire on the court.
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During the Roman Empire, Nero burned a year's supply of cinnamon at the funeral of his second wife, Poppaea, perhaps regretting that, as recorded by early historians, he himself had murdered her.
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He was replaced by a top official at Altria, the tobacco industry giant that paid $12.8 billion for a 35 percent share in Juul last December — and may be regretting it now.
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Sir Richard Branson, who also participated in the discussion, called the Trump administration's position on the Paris Agreement "incredibly bizarre" and said Trump may be regretting his decision to withdraw from it.
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A burglar who attempted to break into a North Carolina home and steal electronics is likely regretting his decision after he was unexpectedly attacked by the 11-year-old boy who lives there.
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Toronto Mayor John Tory has already called it "the Olympics of bidding," a fun comparison since cities also tend to bid aggressively for the Olympics—only to end up regretting it years later.
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Procrastinators don't view time like other people, according to Li. They tend to focus on the past (regretting their mistakes) or the future (being anxious about what they are struggling to make happen).
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In the case of photography, people originally embraced it before regretting it and torching their family albums; images of people are considered forbidden under the strict version of Islam touted by Wahhabi clerics.
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No, unless – but if I start regretting and we go all the way back to things way beyond my control, which is what we're thrown into, then you're not changing your own choices.
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We've all searched for stuff we probably shouldn't have from time to time, but a web developer has decided to take the shared experience of regretting a specific search to its logical extreme.
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In his book, "The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less," psychologist Barry Schwartz argues that the more choices we have, the more likely we are to anticipate regretting our decisions later on.
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It's hard to tell what this Dodger fan was thinking, but 41-year-old Alan Dreyfus—according to USA TODAY Sports—is probably regretting jumping into the Astros bullpen during last night's game.
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Mr. Boies sent a memo to employees of his firm saying that he no longer represented Mr. Weinstein and regretting that he had signed off on the contract for the private investigation firm.
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President Donald Trump's disdain for the media is legendary, but he may be regretting his decision to shut out reporters and photographers traveling with him on a recent 12-day trip to Asia.
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"If Democrats run from this fight, they will end up regretting it," said Nicole Gill, executive director of Tax March, an advocacy group that is rallying Democrats and voters to oppose the law.
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CNN also reported Monday that Trump is regretting his climb down on a vow to slam shut the southern border -- despite being warned that it could trigger an economic disaster for many Americans.
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"Those who had the misfortune to know Mr. Warsame," Mr. Ahmed's lawyer, Sabrina Shroff, said recently, "even in the most fleeting of moments, have spent years in American jails regretting that chance meeting."
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We're kind of regretting that decision, so my boyfriend checks his Starwood Preferred Guest points balance and we have just enough to stay in Napa for two nights for free, so we book it.
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The announcement drew criticism from anti-whaling groups and others, with Australia saying it was "extremely disappointed" and New Zealand regretting the resumption of the "outdated and unnecessary" commercial killing of the ocean mammals.
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As well as regretting that spot kick, United will also look back on their dominance in the first half and wonder why they didn't go on to add to Anthony Martial's 27th-minute goal.
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"I have no confidence in my vehicle now considering the poor customer service and QC from FCA, and am regretting my purchase," writes Canali, who bought his 2017 Dodge Challenger just two months ago.
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Regretting the failure to seal a deal on the trans-Atlantic TTIP trade partnership, Merkel stressed Europe's continued willingness to discuss the trade relationship with the United States, but warned against a confrontational approach.
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"I finally had a brain fart and went in search of my pet lamb Norman after regretting selling him at the local sales last month with all my other lambs," MacLean wrote on Facebook.
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" —December 2017 Medium post published after Bourdain's girlfriend, Asia Argento, detailed her encounters with Harvey Weinstein in the New Yorker "[When I die] I will decidedly not be regretting missed opportunities for a good time.
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I know it sounds like I'm trying to sell you one of these, but really I'm just regretting my recent purchase of a Pi Zero starter kit, USB hub, Wi-Fi dongle, and Bluetooth dongle.
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Aaron Carter appears to be regretting his decision to pester Chloë Grace Moretz on Twitter about a date, according to an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the Project Angel Food's 27th Annual Angel Awards Gala.
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Here's GiantBomb's Jeff Gerstmann putting a cart in his mouth and regretting it almost immediately: We had Verge executive editor Dieter Bohn lick The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to taste for himself.
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Donath says the study—and the book it inspired, Regretting Motherhood, which was published in Germany in February—isn't intended to be a generalization of all mothers, nor is it representative of an average population.
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Although they acknowledged regretting their hectic work schedules and urged working parents to make more time for their kids, Storment and Brandes' social media profiles highlight sweet trips, silly moments and displays of familial love.
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It was particularly maddening when the train stopped without explanation and he would stare out at what looked to him like industrial wasteland, regretting every minute that he was not at home with his family.
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We begin to notice that this hoping, comparing and regretting is often concerned with family and friends, job, and money — themes of relationship, status, and power that are central to the survival of tribal primates.
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A Passover Seder during which you spend time criticizing the Trump administration's immigration policies or regretting the evacuation of Israeli settlements from Gaza is not a "relevant" Seder, it is a mediocre and redundant one.
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Halting your investmentsWhile you might find yourself hesitant to part with your hard-earned cash as the market plummets, hoarding your money instead of investing might be a major mistake you end up regretting later.
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Biden's decision to try a third time reportedly has a lot to do with regretting he didn't run in the 2016 presidential election, due to the death of his son, former Delaware attorney general Beau Biden.
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It's an action that was not appropriate as a professional gamer and I am embarrassed and regretting this as I knew contacting fans through social media continuously does not look good for the staff and teammates.
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A few people Eastman talked to seemed horrified to learn that Ayotte has called Trump a role model for children—a statement she made at a debate, retracted hours later, and has been regretting ever since .
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That empty jar will beget hundreds more, until your existence is more jar than human, with all your days spent thinking of what to fill them with, and all your nights regretting having never done so.
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And yet, she expresses the idea, multiple times in our chat, that she always ends up regretting the things she says in interviews—that she never really feels like she quite addresses the ideas she means to.
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Today, a small number of people are figuring out what their future juice squeezing strategy will be (sorry Ivanka), and an even smaller number of people are likely regretting the $118.5 million they invested in this company.
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We snapped photos and stared at the valley below, regretting not having rented a four-wheel drive, which would have allowed us to drive to the valley floor where there is a black sand beach and waterfalls.
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"More than 90 percent are regretting it, of this group that isn't more than 600,000 Venezuelans who have left the country in the last two years, according to confirmed, certified serious figures," he said, without offering details.
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Now he was standing in front of six angel investors, wearing a blazer over a T-shirt printed with the word "Covered"—the name of his startup—and regretting he hadn't spent more time practicing for this moment.
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If portfolio managers wake up in two years regretting the high price they paid for shares in one tech giant or another, or wishing they didn't own a 98-year dollar bond issued by Argentina, so be it.
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But given the current media frenzy surrounding the Trump family combined with the Vogue Editor-in-Cheif's personal politics, at this point we have a feeling Anna Wintour might be regretting not making this event guest list only.
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"In the 1990s, feminists stood up for accused abuser Bill Clinton instead of his accusers—a move many are belatedly regretting as the national conversation prompts a re-evaluation of the claims against the former President," Time wrote.
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Needless to say, drunk tattoos are never a good idea — not just because of the potential danger, but because ink is permanent and going into the salon prepared and clear-headed raises your chances of not regretting the decision.
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The bad news is that if you didn't drop $159 back in early October, sight-unseen, and now you're regretting that decision, it'll be over a month until new Pixel Bud orders start shipping, according to Google's retail site.
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Bryan Ferry—the imagined Bryan Ferry of this article, you understand—on a night like this, on a night you've started regretting as soon as you saw the first fiver rolling itself into being, will become an intentional guide.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian squash player has backtracked on a threat to sell his kidney to raise funds ahead of next month's South Asian Games, saying it was a "spur of the moment" decision that he was now regretting.
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The NHL playoffs start tonight, which means we've got only a few hours left to break down each series and get our predictions on the record, followed by a few weeks of regretting each and every one of them.
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Meanwhile, those who do skimp on price often end up regretting it: 79 percent of respondents say they've bought something on the cheaper side that they later wished they hadn't after realizing it wasn't up to their standard of quality.
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Murphy was indeed an optimist: it's not just anything that can go wrong; it's factors you couldn't have imagined as relevant to your problem space triggering a series of cascading disasters that leave you regretting that your parents ever met.
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For us, that means stashing our wedding clutch with all the essentials we need to keep us feeling and looking great — even when we're on our 5th round of the cupid shuffle and regretting our RSVP to the after party.
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Though he has been open about regretting the decision to use tear gas on the protesters, Stamper says that he "was shocked by the inaction the police" in Berkeley in April when anarchists and the alt-right clashed in the street.
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" Another commenter opined, "When she is in therapy or the plastic surgeon's office at 13 for not feeling good enough about her looks in this ridiculously shallow insta-world, Mama might be regretting some of the choices she made for her.
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The Rams and Raiders used to call it home, but left in 1995 when the cities of St Louis and Oakland offered them taxpayer money to help cover their stadium costs, an act of generosity they must now be regretting.
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"Inside Out" sees Moore write about her life — and her eight-year marriage to Ashton Kutcher — candidly opening up about being raped at the age of 15, about blaming herself for miscarrying Kutcher's baby, and about regretting having threesomes with him.
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Well, that hat may as well have a giant yellow M on it, because Michigan pretty much ensured a cow genocide last night, after Ruth's Chris Steakhouse in Ann Arbor, Michigan promised a promotion that they might be regretting right now.
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As for more negative feelings, there's the great American writer Annie Dillard, whose work pulses with anger and horror at the natural world: I admit I will probably end up regretting all this when the inevitable ironic nature shows come out.
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But those in Germany regretting that this will now give free hand to the young French President Emmanuel Macron to carry the torch of "European sovereignty" — whatever that means — are just demonstrating a worrying aspect of the French-German relationship.
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Piketty dedicates more than 100 pages to regretting the shift of European and American left-wing parties from representing the "classes populaires", or "least favoured classes", to speaking for the self-consciously caring affluent voters he labels the "Brahmin left".
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In 2012, about a week before the 50th anniversary of the Friendship 7 flight, a reporter found the 90-year-old Mr. Glenn in full voice and clear mind, but regretting that he had sold his airplane the month before.
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Trump had entered the talks regretting the timing: details of the testimony in which Cohen described Trump as a cheat and liar emerged as Trump was overseeing a series of airline trade deals in the mustard-hued Vietnamese presidential palace.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said on Thursday that the world would not be a comfortable place for Russia if it used chemical weapons, adding that the Kremlin may be regretting ordering an attack on a former Russian spy in Salisbury.
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Such a plan would be inflationary, and like a Cubs fan who asks for a World Series before they die only to expire just after, Fed officials might get the chance to restore normal interest rates but end up regretting the wish.
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Nations may wage war, and soldiers may feel deep allegiance to their army and each other, but after the battle or the tour or the war is over, each survivor is left to do his remembering, regretting, repressing, and recovering all alone.
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Read more: 5 women talk about regretting their breast implants after experiencing side effects like vomiting and hair loss: 'I literally thought I was dying'Feng uses other non-implant methods for breast augmentation, like a breast lift using fat from the stomach area.
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I rode my scooter over to F.'s last night after a date at the hookah bar (we're both totally sober but miss going out sometimes, so this is our dirty little secret) and I am regretting the scooter decision this morning.
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After decades of hiring, firing, ignoring, scolding, regretting, suing and generally relying upon a wide network of lawyers, Trump is back on familiar terrain: devising a strategy that will lead both to his own acquittal and to the vanquishing of his opponents.
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As Jewish protests mounted against Corbyn this week, one more official – Christine Shawcross, head of the party's disputes panel, who had supported an apparent Holocaust denier – resigned from the post on Thursday, regretting "the pain and hurt" caused to the Jewish community.
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The only way to avoid regretting a decision is not making it, so I think a lot of the reason people don't pull the trigger is that they're so worried that when they do pull the trigger, they'll regret a choice they made.
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If you made the responsible decision to not take last Thursday off work in order to spend the day searching for the bottles at every McDonald's location within a 100-mile radius of your house, you may be regretting that choice right about now.
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As bitcoin prices soar, a lot of us are regretting not investing in the currency years ago, when it was nothing but a very sketchy, dubious unknown worth a few dollars, rather than the very sketchy, dubious unknown worth over $211,230 that it is today.
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It took me seven years to find the courage to talk about what I'm going through with my Muslim friends, and even then, I spend hours regretting exposing myself—I not only feel crazy, I feel like I've failed my people and my faith.
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Like any vlogger, Logan Paul has always wanted to be the center of attention, but now that the spotlight is on him after he released a highly insensitive video involving suicide, he may be regretting some of the steps he took to get there.
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Avi Schnall, New Jersey's director of Agudath Israel of America, a nationwide umbrella organization of ultra-Orthodox Jews, said the group had decided to publicly oppose the New Jersey legislation after regretting it had not done more to stop the measure in New York.
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Even if you're not a YouTube blogger or influencer yourself, you might still be regretting a $995 pair of fur-lined Gucci loafers or an underwhelming meal in Paris that still managed to set you back $400 — or maybe just an unused gym membership.
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When you feel profound regret — the type that makes you wonder about your place in life, as opposed to regretting the dumb thing you said to your boss in the elevator — use the emotion as a springboard to examine what truly is important to you.
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Trump's pitch to the sliver of voters who may be regretting their vote for Clinton came as he warned, without evidence, that Clinton would face a multi-year investigation as president should she be elected as a result of the new information discovered by the FBI.
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Before you start regretting your promise not to take the easy route — re-gifting that unwanted candle or resorting to pre-made gift baskets at the eleventh hour — remember that finding an impressive present isn't always about fulfilling a wish list or finding the heftiest price tag.
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Although GOBankingRates' Retirement Savings survey found that older adults are more likely than younger adults to have money in savings, the fact that they're closer to retirement age or already in retirement might have them regretting that they haven't done more to build their nest eggs.
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You wince as you read the opening chapters, knowing that, with the fateful inevitability of Greek tragedy, the composer-songwriter-singer is going to sign a deal with a rapacious music publisher as a dewy-eyed youngster and then spend the rest of his life regretting it.
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Appearing before senators for his confirmation hearing, Mr. Friedman — a former campaign adviser who has aligned himself with the Israeli far right and questioned the need for a two-state solution — spoke broadly of regretting his language and promised to be "respectful and measured" if confirmed.
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I said some things I wound up regretting later, snatched up my drink, and slammed through the kitchen door and out into the back yard, where for once no birds were cursing from the trees and even the bees seemed muted as they went about their business.
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What if your friend dies and then her amazing cookie recipe goes with her to the grave, and at the funeral everyone talks about how she lived and loved and made incredible Christmas cookies, and you have to spend the rest of your life regretting a baby carrot?!
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Read more: 5 women talk about regretting their breast implants after experiencing side effects like vomiting and hair loss: 'I literally thought I was dying'Instances of this mysterious illness have only been self-reported since no tests currently exist for it, cosmetic surgeon Jae Chun, MD, previously told INSIDER.
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In "Flights of Passage," he remembered how the end of the fighting was marked by the exuberance and aggression of firing off unexpended ammunition: "It wasn't safe to be out there, and some prudent pilots crawled under the Quonset hut, regretting that they hadn't dug foxholes," he wrote.
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After their statement on Tuesday regretting Mr. Trump's response and promising to work with Iran to preserve the deal, the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany are to meet on Monday with Iranian officials "to consider the entire situation," said the French foreign minister, Jean-Yves Le Drian.
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"And I think also important to say, we don't do something to be happy for a quarter and then be regretting for the long-term, to be apologizing for the next couple of years," Bernando Vierira Hees, CEO of Kraft Heinz, said during its second quarter earnings call Friday.
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" Courage à la CM et vous avez pas intérêt à la virer pour les erreurs du fils (et les commentateurs à la juger sur son comportement à lui) â€" Tumblraider (@RhesusNegatif) July 18, 2017 Either way, one thing's certain: That kid is probably regretting his life choices right now.Â
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"It is crystal clear that the FBI is now deeply regretting its decision to make a rare exception in this case and provide access to its internal interviews and documents because nothing will ever satisfy Chairman Chaffetz and his Republican colleagues," Oversight ranking member Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) said in a statement.
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Nancy ColierPsychotherapist, interfaith minister and the author of The Power of Off: The Mindful Way to Stay Sane in a Virtual WorldWhen we're busy regretting what happened in the past, which we spend a great deal of our time doing, we're missing out on opportunities that are here right now, in the present moment.
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Sometimes, the rationale is to have kids to avoid our future selves regretting it—but is that a good enough reason to do something that we don't want to do in the present (and, for many of us in our 30s, something that our friends keep telling us is unspeakably exhausting and self-annihilating)?
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The film relies on the considerable amount of character development the web series nurtured throughout its run, and it's more than willing to fall back on its tried-and-true fan bait of letting Carmilla be vulnerable and angsty while regretting her checkered past, as Laura looks on lovingly and says spunky things about never giving up.
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"Nobody in the history of mankind has ever conceived of the Earth as a prison for men's bodies or shown such eagerness to go literally from here to the moon," Arendt wrote, regretting the dawn of an age in which the Earth had come to be understood as a prison and space yet another place to be conquered.
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Since the album started out with several references to infidelity, breaking up and regretting getting married, many fans on Twitter quickly assumed that Bey was referencing her relationship with Jay Z. However, by the end of the album (which also touched on issues surrounding race and feminism) the message was clear – Jay Z and Beyoncé have a happy ending and had clearly come out on top.
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Each of those little slices of Lyft were rumored to be worth about $62, but at the last minute it was decided that, no, $87 was probably closer and Lyft has been sort of quietly regretting that ever since because now the number they invented to say what pieces of Lyft are worth is even lower than the first number they thought was fair and reasonable.
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If my mother is the hoarder of the family, holding on to clothing that has never fit in hopes that it might fit the woman she always tells herself she'll one day become, then I am perpetually shedding and regretting, working over my closet hoping that my most authentic self will finally emerge, a calming hand extending out from underneath a pile of vintage Levi's.
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Here's Kipnis knocking over a hot dog with ketchup: Here he is stealing the Phanatic's ride: Here he is with teammate Francisco Lindor beating the snot out of the Tampa Bay Rays mascot, Raymond: And here he is being stalked by Southpaw, the hairy peanut of the White Sox: No doubt Southpaw soon found himself in a dark alley, regretting ever tangling with Kipnis. 10.
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In it, a woman in a sleeveless fuchsia dress, with a disposition that suggests she has never been confounded by a teleconferencing system, looks into the camera and wonders if anyone watching — by which she means anyone female — has ever gone out with the intention of having one or two glasses of wine but instead ended up having a third or fourth and regretting it.
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Alessandrini's latest Broadway show, "Spamilton," a sendup of "Hamilton," opened in September.) In the original "Forbidden Broadway," Ms. Lyng impersonated a vituperative Patti LuPone regretting the loss of her role in the movie version of "Evita"; a bellowing Ethel Merman ("Curtain up, light the lights, and you better turn off all the mikes"); and other stars, including Lauren Bacall, Linda Ronstadt and Jennifer Holliday.
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The original Indiegogo pitch film was pretty zany, so I'm a little bit surprised the campaign reached its goal in the first place, but I've got to say… I'm regretting I didn't back the original campaign — in a way, the whole process is an extended performance arts piece… For the full experience, watching the team "squander" the money before the final reveal that this was part of the plan all along would have been fantastic.
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After inventing tropical house and then almost immediately regretting it, sun-kissed, lad-about-town Jack seems like he holed himself up in the Hollywood Hills for a year with a bunch of afrobeat records, Innervisions classics, a Jupiter 8 synth, and has emerged out the other side as a very good tech-house DJ. I was very ready to write the dude off as a no-trick pony, but with nary a steel drum in earshot, I found myself genuinely grooving to his thoughtful selections on Cloud 9.
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If you've never read anything by Peter Ackroyd, imagine settling down in a pub, a proper pub, a pub that sells warm beer out of wooden kegs, a pub without music, a pub where you could probably smoke inside if the bloke behind the bar was in a good mood, a pub where the food options stretch to cheese and onion or prawn cocktail, the kind of pub that traps you in its glorious web for hours, days on end, the sort of pub that'll have you regretting every penny spent and every pint supped in every other pub you've ever frequented.
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Like that time she proved she was totally in on the joke, wearing a t-shirt featuring a rather unflattering meme of a close-up of her heavily made-up face while wearing no makeup: Or when she totally embraced her baby hairs (something her sister Kim has admitted to having lasered off and later regretting) at the Oscars after party: She started an anti-bullying social media campaign called #IAmMoreThan, inspiring all teens to embrace themselves exactly as they are: Once again, she clearly has no problem laughing at the lengths she's gone to achieve her own vision of facial perfection: And, of course, that time she proved that while she does appreciate her freckles, that doesn't mean she necessarily needs to flaunt them every single day: Do you use makeup to overcome anything your self-conscious about?
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But, because your oldest brother has taken the Civic to Sac State, you're hauling your two-hundred-and-sixty-pound ass on a bicycle you haven't touched since middle school, and thank Allah (if He's up there) that the bike is still rideable, because you're sure there'll be a line if you don't get to GameStop early, so, huffing and puffing, you're regretting all the Taco Bell you've eaten over the past two years, but you ride with such fervor that you end up being only third in line, and it's your cousin himself who hands you the game in a brown paper bag, as if it were something illegal or illicit, which it isn't, of course, it's Metal Gear, it's Kojima, it's the final game in a series so fundamentally a part of your childhood that often, when you hear the Irish Gaelic chorus from "The Best Is Yet to Come," you cannot help weeping softly into your keyboard.
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