" Her attorney, Shawn Moore, describer her as "genuinely remorseful.
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Manager Craig Counsell described the reliever as emotional and remorseful.
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In his interview with the Times, Sebring was more remorseful.
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In the courtroom and throughout the process, Rubin was remorseful.
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"I'm remorseful for everything that happened in 2017," Gonzalez said.
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"I am deeply ashamed and remorseful," she said in court.
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I'm very aware of it and I am very remorseful.
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Gunvalson was remorseful and agreed to watch what she said.
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It has been asserted on your behalf you are remorseful.
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Putnal was remorseful and was willing to accept his punishment.
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" Bieber added that Lorenzo is "very remorseful for his conduct.
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Still feeling remorseful about missing out on the cryptocurrency wave?
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Muilenburg took a remorseful tone, recognizing mistakes with the plane.
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Now, he is known as Popeye Arrepentido, or Remorseful Popeye.
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" Louis C.K. said, "I have been remorseful of my actions.
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He is extremely remorseful and accepts full responsibility for his actions.
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His attorney, Jim Lane, told CNN the former officer is remorseful.
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"I'm so remorseful, and I have learned a lesson," Taylor said.
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Carter's lawyer, Joseph Cataldo, disputed claims that his client wasn't remorseful.
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"I know he&aposs remorseful," Hinch told reporters, according to ESPN .
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This is her tender, anguished, remorseful letter of love to him.
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Tseng wrote that she felt "shameful and remorseful" for her conduct.
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Defense attorney John L. Tompkins says his client is extremely remorseful.
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When we met two weeks later, he was remorseful and sad.
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Contrition is defined as the state of feeling remorseful and penitent.
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His attorney, Jerome Ballarotto, said Ashton is remorseful for his actions.
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You're feeling either hopeful, remorseful, terrified, or a combination of all three.
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"He [Gustin] was so remorseful he tried to kill himself," Rodriguez says.
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"She's in deep darkness and is very remorseful," a source told PEOPLE.
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"I don't know if he is being careful, or humble, or remorseful."
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Mejia and his family are remorseful and feel bad for what occurred.
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"[I'm remorseful] for everything that we did as a group," Gonzalez said.
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"The student is deeply remorseful for the comments he made," Lilly said.
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Remorseful doggo struggles with how reluctant his owner is to forgive him.
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"She's in deep darkness and is very remorseful," a source tells PEOPLE.
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She said jurors also found Kepler believable and "remorseful" during his testimony.
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Though he seemed genuinely remorseful, he did not ever take full responsibility.
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Wilkos told TMZ he's extremely remorseful and is already getting professional help.
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" The team says Blake "is remorseful and has apologized for his actions.
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"I really regret doing these things, I feel very remorseful," Zhang said.
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Tlaib did not seem remorseful about her choice of words on Friday.
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If the division head doesn't get results, Ishii dispatches a remorseful president.
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Magistrate Raghoonandan said she did not believe that the defendant was remorseful.
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He seemed more bewildered than remorseful about starting such a vast fire.
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But I do believe in my heart of hearts, he is remorseful.
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Mr. Baker said that Mr. Boucher was "deeply remorseful" over the incident.
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He is also remorseful for the alarm he caused his fellow citizens.
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His attorney, Jim Lane, told CNN then the former officer is remorseful.
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Hall said the sergeant is remorseful and privately apologized to Randall-Gay.
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And the "What Do You Mean?" singer, 21, sounds remorseful about what happened.
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He came because he is truly remorseful for what he put Dylan through.
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Dean's attorney, Jim Lane, told CNN Tuesday that the former officer is remorseful.
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The teary-eyed, remorseful Paul who pledged to do better is already failing.
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"She regrets her part and is remorseful," the statement continued, according to KRON.
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But he has previously told PEOPLE that Elizabeth is remorseful about Jenna's death.
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Describing the Martins "remorseful," Angel says the prosecution is satisfied with the outcome.
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We have nothing to put our minds at rest that she's even remorseful.
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He was remorseful, paid for the damage and committed to changing his ways.
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He could be angry and threatening one minute, remorseful and generous the next.
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Dean's attorney, Jim Lane, told CNN in October the former officer is remorseful.
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He's naive, but able to grow, and arrogant, but remorseful and eventually more mature.
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"The detectives told me he was very remorseful about the whole thing," says Farrell.
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Fanz' attorney Kevin Mitchell tells PEOPLE that Fanz has seemed remorseful for her actions.
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She told me everything she could remember the next morning and [she seemed] remorseful.
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He said Soto-Escalera did not seem remorseful to police when he was arrested.
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Immediately after the rally, the apparent assailant was remorseful, and feared his imminent arrest.
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Wynn Resorts Chief Executive Matt Maddox said he was "deeply remorseful" for what happened.
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But is it the crying of a shocked ex-husband or a remorseful killer?
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In other words, for children, both remorseful words and restorative actions make a difference.
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And across the prematurely aged visage of its remorseful-in-retrospect founder… Vote Zuck!
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People are remorseful for not taking into consideration the context of a person's life.
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Bee will reveal the "most remorseful" correspondent during her TBS show on January 24.
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If Milligan is seriously remorseful over the price, there's a simple solution – lower it.
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"I believe that he was very remorseful for the degradation of our community," Lassiter said.
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Kelley said at Friday's hearing before being sentenced that she was "remorseful" for her actions.
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"I am truly remorseful," Bronfman told Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis, per the New York Times.
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Camp apologized and said he was remorseful, claiming it showed he was amenable to rehabilitation.
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"Lori is remorseful, and she has definite regrets," the source tells PEOPLE about Loughlin, 56.
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So I do think we'll see litigation between remorseful sellers and buyers in the future.
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"I told him, 'I think you're more remorseful because it's affecting your job,' " she said.
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"Yuli has always demonstrated respectful behavior and is extremely remorseful for his actions," Luhnow said.
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Worley seemed "matter-of-fact," the sheriff said, adding that she did not seem remorseful.
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I might be very remorseful, but I haven't done any actions to correct those wrongs.
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Morton explained that he felt remorseful, and wishes he had been upfront with Jack earlier.
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He is deeply remorseful and has apologized to the staff and particularly those he offended.
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It's a far cry from the remorseful and desultory state of existence he currently lives.
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"I am remorseful about the whole situation," said Hill, pausing as he recalled his crime.
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I also have had similarly remorseful thoughts about the reaction to the Julian Casablancas interview.
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The defense had asked for leniency for Wilkerson, saying that he was remorseful for his actions.
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" Brian Pierce, who represented Eubank in the trial, told the newspaper that his client was "remorseful.
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Muilenburg will take a remorseful tone with lawmakers, according to prepared testimony released before the hearings.
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Gao, Bakuto, and Murakami seem remorseful about Sowande's death, but Alexandra remains stoic about the loss.
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Kreuper and Chang were remorseful, he said, and he asked school families to pray for them.
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But now Daegu's remorseful Park voters want to shed their over-reliance on the "Park paradigm".
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Jama said she is thankful the case is ending, but wasn't convinced Burchard-Risch was remorseful.
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"She is deeply remorseful that she had caused frustration and despondency among the public," Lee said.
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Schmus did not speak at Monday's hearing but his attorney told the judge he was remorseful.
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"But I told him, 'I think you're more remorseful because it's affecting your job,' " Kim says.
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"So, clearly, she's not remorseful and clearly she knows what she did was horrible," he says.
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He was never particularly remorseful, it seemed, for having dragged his city's name through tabloid mud.
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Tom Carper, D-Delaware, argued that some may have felt remorseful because Franken was widely liked.
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Ruth has turned against Wendy, who does seem genuinely remorseful for agreeing to have Ben committed.
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"I am deeply remorseful, and I apologize," Ms. Hunter said in a statement through her lawyers.
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"He's sad, he's mournful, he's remorseful," said public defender Melisa McNeill, who is Cruz's lead counsel.
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After several revisions — including a new remorseful aria to soften the lieutenant — "Butterfly" became a hit.
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Whether we go to heaven or hell will then depend on how genuinely remorseful we are.
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Marwin Gonzalez's opening statement to the media:"I'm remorseful for everything that happened in 2017, for everything that we did as a group, and for the players that were affected directly by us doing this ... That's why I feel more regret and that's why I'm remorseful." pic.twitter.
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I understand how he comes across but I do believe he was remorseful for what he did.
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But it's not 2 AM and you're not in the remorseful act of late-night kebab relief.
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Muilenburg took remorseful tone with lawmakers, according to prepared testimony released before the Senate Commerce Committee hearing.
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In a prison interview with The New York Times in 2008, Mr. Cholmondeley seemed contemplative and remorseful.
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I was at a loss for words, feeling sad and remorseful for having missed his last days.
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Big Sean's opening verse flits from remorseful to violent, facing up to white supremacy and police brutality.
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"He's very remorseful about everything that happened that caused the relationship to break up," one source said.
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She said she believed he was remorseful but that the impact on his victims couldn't be minimized.
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Before his client was sentenced on Tuesday, Mr. Reed's lawyer, Rick Merrill, said Mr. Reed was remorseful.
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They drink themselves silly, have sex with remorseful girls, grow pot, outsmart the principal and go unpunished.
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The morning of the accident, he had been asked if he was remorseful, and he was not.
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He is sincerely remorseful for the damage he has done to his personal and Coast Guard families.
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"My past behavior has been deeply inappropriate and I am sincerely remorseful for my actions," he added.
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But yes, I do feel remorseful and that's why I work so hard as an activist today.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Barr is "in deep darkness and is very remorseful" following the scandal.
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I'm considering making a remorseful vlog to apologize, but I'm afraid even that won't make me feel better.
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In the hours after his arrest, he appeared remorseful and apologized for the attack, according to video evidence.
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In court, Jayne said her client was remorseful and "grateful" to close the case, the Citizen-Times reports.
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"The fact that she's not remorseful breaks my heart, makes me cry when I'm by myself," he says.
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" Close's attorney, Ellis Klein, says, "He admitted his involvement in it and he's been remorseful since day one.
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Rob Kardashian is deeply remorseful for slut shaming Blac Chyna ... at least that's what he told his family.
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Amy Attias, Wade's defense attorney, briefly addressed reporters after the conviction, and said that Wade was very remorseful.
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Friedrich said at Wednesday's court hearing that Pinedo seemed "genuinely remorseful" and deserved credit for cooperating with prosecutors.
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I'm not some monster," he told Inside Edition, adding that he wants people to know that he's "remorseful.
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Fields, his attorneys contended, was remorseful for what he had done and did not mean to murder anyone.
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It would be one thing if she loved her husband and was remorseful about succumbing to occasional temptation.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) commuted her sentence, saying that after interviewing her case he believed her to be remorseful.
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For Lillard and the rest of the Trail Blazers, there was no need for Nurkic to be remorseful.
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Remorseful, she weeps beneath a green tank where a merboy floats, unconscious, open sores covering his small body.
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Now, Gobert's breaking his silence after the positive test ... and it's clear he's remorseful for the whole ordeal.
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Brafman used letters from a remorseful Shkreli and his supporters to vouch for his credentials, the AP reported.
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A source told PEOPLE on Wednesday that Barr is "in deep darkness and is very remorseful" following the scandal.
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The former officer is 'sorry,' his attorney says Dean's attorney, Jim Lane, told CNN the former officer is remorseful.
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It is a perfectly crafted statement, designed to seem vaguely remorseful while simultaneously lacking even a modicum of remorse.
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I failed to uphold the following laws set forth by this country, and for that I am truly remorseful.
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A few days later, HackerGiraffe released a remorseful statement detailing the harassment they endured from PewDiePie fans and haters.
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Can't you just be like the rest of us, normal and sad and fucked up and alive and remorseful?
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Combine the three factors—social belonging, agency/control, and ongoing struggle—and you have a hotbed for remorseful thought.
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"I was just trying to survive until I got back to work," the remorseful man said at his sentencing.
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"I am deeply remorseful, and I apologize," Ms. Hunter, 44, said through her lawyers, Tom McNamara and Logan Smith.
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"He is truly remorseful and regretful and sorry that this happened to every family that's involved here," Johnson said.
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"He is remorseful, and trying to put this behind him," Conway's lawyer Sean Haran said in a phone interview.
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According to the statement, the student is "remorseful" and has removed the post that contained the picture of the sign.
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You know, when he was still in Congress and this was all happening, he was a little bit more remorseful.
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The comedian released a lengthy statement on Friday admitting the women's stories were true and stating that he felt remorseful.
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"They both apologized and were at once remorseful," the commanding officer wrote in a report, according to the Navy Times.
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Maybe the reason for the switch is that Dunkin' is feeling remorseful about how godawful the Coolatta is for you?
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"He is extremely remorseful about everything that happened and is extremely broken up by his hand in everything," she says.
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His crimes were gruesome, he wasn't remorseful, and he had committed various acts of domestic violence prior to the murders.
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"Above all, I feel guilty and remorseful and I reproach myself," said Ma Guoqiang, the Communist Party secretary of Wuhan.
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President Clinton pardoned his own brother, as well as donor and fugitive Marc Rich, who was neither innocent nor remorseful.
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I cannot be more remorseful about the people I hurt, and I plan to do right by all of them.
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Mr. Dexter killed off his detective In "The Remorseful Day," published in 1999, but pleaded not guilty to the crime.
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Any pet owner can relate to the remorseful feeling of leaving your pet behind when you go out for the day.
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Clinton herself was, clearly, not really all that remorseful about this, and it showed in her early efforts to address it.
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Before he was sentenced, Dean Skelos told the judge he was "deeply remorseful," and both men urged leniency for the other.
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Shep Rose is feeling remorseful after sharing an offensive video making fun of a woman collecting cans in New York City.
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He seemed genuinely remorseful for his actions, and said he could learn to use his platform in a more thoughtful way.
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They can't weigh up arguments from the defence and prosecution, or analyse evidence, or decide whether a defendant is truly remorseful.
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"Just because he hasn't come out and given a public statement to y'all doesn't mean he's not remorseful," Brown told reporters.
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" Now, Jones has issued a statement through his lawyers saying he is "deeply embarrassed and remorseful for his conduct and language.
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"Ethan continues to be remorseful as he has since the first day of this tragic event," attorney Scott Brown told reporters.
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She wakes up in the middle of the night, feeling remorseful about having eaten a whole slice of pizza for dinner.
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Mr. Weiner has told friends that he feels deeply remorseful about the fresh humiliation the documentary dredged up for his wife.
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"[He] stands before this court with a remorseful heart and a high level of cooperation when he got back," Banks said.
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The participants who received the apology felt better (PDF) and viewed the offending child as nicer as well as more remorseful.
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Last month, a legal source told PEOPLE that "Lori is remorseful, and she has definite regrets" in relation to the case.
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As they've spread, they've become a rare commonality in the products that we — and the remorseful technologists — are so worried about.
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Now, the Colombian ex-hitman has spent the last nine months building his YouTube channel called "Popeye Arrepentido" or 'Remorseful Popeye.
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He introduced a final-act aria for Pinkerton, "Addio, fiorito asil," a remorseful lament meant to make his character more sympathetic.
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That may be because she does not fit the mold — privacy advocate, remorseful former tech executive — of a typical industry challenger.
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That may be because she does not fit the mold — privacy advocate, remorseful former tech executive — of a typical industry challenger.
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" DT's rep added ... "Demaryius is extremely remorseful for exceeding the speed limit which led to the automobile accident in Denver, February 16th.
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Still, Simpson said he was remorseful about what went down, acknowledging that Fromong was "traumatized" by having a weapon aimed at him.
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"I accept that... you are remorseful and that you did not intentionally seek to starve your maid," Judge Low Wee Ping said.
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"He was extremely emotional, crying and remorseful," she said about her husband, who was in New York working when the allegations surfaced.
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"Not a day goes by that I am not deeply remorseful for my crime," she wrote, according to the Dayton Daily News.
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He took a remorseful tone during his sentencing hearing, but he has since attacked Special Counsel Robert Mueller &aposs investigation as corrupt.
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Although Bieber seems remorseful for his bad decisions over the years, he told GQ in 2016 that he doesn't regret too much.
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"I'm faced with a human being who has admitted his wrongdoings, and I think is remorseful for his actions," Judge Hogan said.
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Head Coach Lloyd Pierce and I have both talked to him and we believe that he is truly remorseful for his actions.
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Mr. Lamo pleaded guilty to one count of computer damage, telling a federal judge that he was "genuinely remorseful" for his actions.
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"I'm trying to be remorseful and understanding for anybody I might have harmed," he told the judge at the hearing in October.
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"She is remorseful — indeed, deeply ashamed — about what she did," her attorneys wrote in the filing, which contained 27 letters of support.
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The lawless innkeeping couple who set out to blackmail the remorseful hero, Jean Valjean, are treated by Hugo with the utmost seriousness.
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He says that even if a client doesn't at first seem remorseful, "it doesn't mean they're not going to have success" with treatment.
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While striking a much more remorseful tone, they also served as a tacit admission that the team's initial statement was, at best, misleading.
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In 2015, Henderson asked a judge to reduce his sentence, saying he was deeply remorseful and a first-time offender, the newspaper reported.
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Authorities say she did not admit to her involvement in the shooting when apprehended by police and did not appear to be remorseful.
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The book also claims that Lafave, who has reverted to her maiden name of Debra Jean Beasley, is still remorseful about her crimes.
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Related: Louis C.K. - These stories are true Still, the reaction to his admission, and his contention that he's "remorseful," has been decidedly mixed.
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The phone calls offered the jury a different perspective to Fields, who was seemingly remorseful shortly after his arrest, The Washington Post reported.
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One night, his wife arrived 30 minutes late to meet him for a movie, and he felt she did not seem sufficiently remorseful.
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The sentence Because she admitted to the killing and appeared remorseful in court, Antoine was convicted of manslaughter instead of second-degree murder.
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His lawyer, Daniel Nixon, portrayed the longtime engineer as remorseful for the crimes that made him the "worldwide face" of the emissions scandal.
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Last year, he apologized to the nation for failing to live up to that pledge, expressing how "anxious and remorseful" it made him.
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Suspect 'remorseful,' attorney says Cruz is being held without bond after he attended via video a brief hearing Thursday in Broward County court.
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I never wanted to crush that tender enthusiasm in someone I cared about—and I'm deeply remorseful for the times that I have.
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They were all funny, smart, remorseful, resourceful, skilled and self-reflective in ways that most people that I meet on the outside are not.
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When I went in there, I immediately saw that he knew he had done wrong, he was remorseful, he cried the whole entire time.
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As you might expect, this leads Libran people to be pretty darn forgiving — and more willing to take back a remorseful ex than most.
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And in the "no assholes here" set, you can find a student feeling somewhat remorseful for revealing a high SAT score to their friend.
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In a 2008 interview, Graham — like Zamora did before and would do after him — struck a publicly remorseful tone about Adrianne's December 1995 killing.
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That I am really remorseful and ashamed of when I was a teenager but now I am 59 years old and a changed man.
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Though the producers "pretended to be very remorseful," Paige told me that all the footage she asked to be cut was, in fact, used.
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Sam asks Sully how his antiques business is going, but Sully's remorseful at the fact that he much prefers meeting clients face-to-face.
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"By his plea today, Mr. Shehu has accepted responsibility for his conduct and is deeply remorseful for his actions," said his lawyer Alan Abramson.
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But, if someone has truly evolved in their thinking and is remorseful, they should be able to disavow statements they regret from the past.
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So I do cut them some slack in the sense that if they're sincere and remorseful I want them to find a way out.
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Defense attorneys wrote in a sentencing memo to Ellis that Manafort is truly remorseful for his conduct and has accepted responsibility for his actions.
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But his lawyer, William Dreyer, told the judge that Mr. Palmer was remorseful and "had no idea that he was knowingly aiding" the escape.
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As a fan of the Arya/Hound road trip, I am very pleased to find out that she feels confused (remorseful?) about his death.
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To forestall so catastrophic an outcome, the miscreant sisters, already stymied by a tangle of treacheries, must prevent their distraught and remorseful father's meddling.
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Speaking out in court Wednesday, Weinstein said he was "remorseful" and that his empathy had grown over the past two and a half years.
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Miller said he's been remorseful and is taking this seriously, but also said that this type of behavior is a police culture problem in Mesa.
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Though it's been a couple of months since the cheating scandal first made headlines, a friend of Pall's tells PEOPLE the Grammy winner remains remorseful.
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When this is the case, New York–based clinical social worker Eileen Moran explained that first-time patients may feel remorseful after their first session.
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I repent, I lament, I bewail, I am remorseful, and honestly intend to sacrifice any future chicken curry pancakes that may lie in my path.
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"I knew that my behavior was wrong when I committed it, and am truly remorseful for the harms I committed," Smyth said, his voice cracking.
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Many Chinese believe Japan is not truly remorseful for its war past, while many Japanese feel China is ungrateful for Japan's support for China's modernization.
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In her first appearance before Congress, Sandberg said she was remorseful about Facebook's response to the Russian disinformation campaign that took place on the platform.
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In an era of national addiction to outrage, it helped remind them that Americans are also moderate, generous, remorseful, and capable of forgiveness and redemption.
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One of them, Donald H. Heller, said on his way out of the courthouse that Mr. Singer was very remorseful and intended to fully cooperate.
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One feels both unjustly accused or harassed, and also remorseful and ashamed at having been the sort of person who could have provoked the accusation.
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In a rambling speech in court, Weinstein said he was "remorseful" and that his empathy had grown over the last two and a half years.
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Still, Mr. Spicer's apology came only after his office tried to clarify his remarks with several statements that, while remorseful, did not clearly admit error.
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Judges can reduce sentences against the men for good behavior like appearing remorseful or praying regularly, which means the men tend to get off easy.
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"I'm very remorseful about the incident," the former employee told NBC News on Friday, speaking on a condition of anonymity due to reported death threats.
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Joseph Blocker (Christian Bale), a walking embodiment of Lawrence's archetype, has made a career of genocidal slaughter, which has left him bitter but not remorseful.
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" Dorsey also told reporters in a media conference on Monday that he believes Hunt is "extremely remorseful and "takes full responsibility" for what happened, ESPN reported.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, American Airlines spokeswoman Shannon Gilson said the company was remorseful and doing what they could to make it up to her.
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Valenzuela attorney Bobbi Falduto told Reuters her client was remorseful for his actions, blaming the murders of his friends on his deep problems with substance abuse.
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My Oscar baby The thief was also captured in photos with the stolen Oscar, and the Facebook video doesn't paint him as terribly remorseful or bright.
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" Banks countered that even though Bergdahl&aposs decision was influenced by mental illness, he now takes responsibility and "stands before this court with a remorseful heart.
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In the petition, which asked the board to commute Fults' sentence to life without parole, his lawyers described the inmate as intellectually disabled and deeply remorseful.
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" The Jaguars have also issued a statement saying, "Dante brought the incident to our attention prior to the video being released and was embarrassed and remorseful.
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During Pistorius' sentencing for murder, the trial judge cited mitigating circumstances for a lesser punishment, saying Pistorius was genuinely remorseful and a good candidate for rehabilitation.
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A remorseful Dickey has recently gone on record numerous times expressing his regret for blocking what he now believes is desperately needed research into gun violence.
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This is more challenging for my wife and my kids because they want me around forever, but I just can't be upset or bitter or remorseful.
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But among the higher profile cases, there is plenty to suggest that almost no one in public life knows what it means to be truly remorseful.
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When the tape of Mr. Fields crying played in the courtroom, she told her followers on Twitter that she was not convinced he was feeling remorseful.
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He was remorseful, apologized many times, insisted he was not anti-Semitic and committed himself to fighting anti-Semitism, earning the support of some Jewish leaders.
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In a statement both remorseful and self-aggrandizing, Mr. Weinstein pledged yet more money for liberal causes, including gun control and scholarships for women in film.
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Remorseful and alienated in Act III, Onegin, when he returns to society after several years, is overwhelmed by the mature beauty of the now married Tatiana.
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Minutes before, Mr. Weinstein, who was sitting in a wheelchair, had said that he was remorseful but also "totally confused" about what had happened to him.
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The woman with whom Offset allegedly cheated -- not long before Cardi B gave birth -- says she's remorseful, and tells TMZ ... she never wanted to be a homewrecker.
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"I told him, 'I think you're more remorseful because it's affecting your job,' " Kim remarked during a conversation with her mother, Kris Jenner, and cousin Cici Bussey.
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Trump seemed to take an uncharacteristically measured and remorseful tone during a speech Thursday night, which may indicate yet another in a long series of attempted pivots.
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Khloe Kardashian delivered her first child under terrible circumstances, yet when Tristan went low she went high, and Conor McGregor couldn't be less remorseful for his attack.
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"There simply aren't enough words to fully express how profoundly sorry and remorseful I am," Galanis, once dubbed "Porn's New King," said before the sentence was imposed.
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"He was very remorseful and was feeling obviously sick over everything that happened," says momager Kris Jenner while discussing the scandal with Kim and cousin Cici Bussey.
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" His rep has also issued a statement saying, "Demaryius is extremely remorseful for exceeding the speed limit which led to the automobile accident in Denver, February 16th.
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Trump's former fixer, who once said he would take a bullet for the president, is set to say he is remorseful about his "misplaced loyalty" to Trump.
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He proved he could say the word "unity," and not back it up with any meaningful policy pronouncement or remorseful rhetoric that could actually lead to unity.
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"Ambassador Lorenzo is remorseful and has chosen to accept full responsibility for his participation in his criminal conduct with his co-defendants," said Brian Bieber, Lorenzo's lawyer.
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Ultimately remorseful, he accepted a plea agreement at a hearing in Alexandria, Va., in 2002, was sentenced to 20 years and is now in a federal penitentiary.
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" However, while he was "remorseful of my past behavior," he added "many of the accusations now made against me are either untrue or taken out of context.
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Jung, who quit the music industry back in March when news of the accusations broke, said in his final testimony that he is remorseful for his actions.
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The mayor "has admitted his wrongful conduct, is accepting responsibility for his actions and is genuinely remorseful," Mr. Rimm said in a statement before Mr. Gilliam's resignation.
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"Bloom told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "Good Morning America" Friday that she's "working with a guy who has behaved badly over the years, who is genuinely remorseful.
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It's riveting to watch, but also strange, as Powell seems erudite and genuinely remorseful, yet Siskel seems determined to get some revelation to make his documentary relevant.
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"Michelle has taken responsibility for her actions and is very remorseful," her attorney Grant Scheiner said after she entered into a plea agreement with prosecutors, the Chronicle reports.
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I admit, I'm a real jerk for hiding all the ads and reporting them as inappropriate since Instagram relies on them to make money, but I'm not remorseful.
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It's hard to tell if Kutcher is remorseful or confused in the resulting pic that Marenghi posted to Instagram, but his victim seems pretty stoked about the encounter.
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He was remorseful for killing White, as well as another man, Jesse Smyth, whose murder he pleaded guilty to in 1982 after his arrest in the White case.
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Jones admitted to being verbally abusive during the May 2009 incident and said he was "remorseful" and had suffered from being away from his son, the records say.
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While I will always be remorseful for hurting others, being a cheater taught me the most valuable lesson about love — and in that sense, I have no regrets.
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We almost all watch porn for free online, but we try not to think about it because we're remorseful, and because we don't really understand what we're seeing.
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But Ojeda, a remorseful Trump voter who enthusiastically supported the state's striking teachers this spring, seems to have tapped into a force that party leadership failed to notice.
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Alaska residents are the most remorseful when it comes to saving money, with 24.5 percent of respondents in the state choosing not saving enough as their top regret.
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Lawyer Steven Chopping said Zwane was "remorseful, ashamed and embarrassed" by his actions and had been jet-lagged, intoxicated, and confused when he'd become separated from his companions.
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"If it had been a remorseful queer story, it would have been fine," Kahiu told The Hollywood Reporter about her film, which explores homosexuality, religion, and social norms.
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Known as the "ley del arrepentido," or the "law of the remorseful," it allowed plea bargains in a number of crimes, including corruption, drug smuggling and human trafficking.
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Mr. Borden told the court that he was remorseful and was not a bigot, and he apologized to Mr. Harris and to the people of Charlottesville, WVIR said.
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In asking for leniency, Mr. Weiner's lawyers argued that although his conduct was inexcusable, he had been remorseful and made "remarkable progress" in therapy over the past year.
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Weinstein also addressed the court, saying he was "remorseful" but then went on to talk about his charitable deeds and compared the #MeToo movement to the Red Scare.
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At a news conference with his family and attorney hours after the outburst, Margraves apologized for his behavior, saying he was "remorseful" and "embarrassed" for losing his composure.
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During my 12 years on the inside I volunteered as a hospice worker & watched truly remorseful elderly men wither away & die while wasting state resources & enduring horrific healthcare.
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Saturday Night Live mashed up the two biggest headline-grabbing stories of the week for an unforgettable sketch depicting special counsel Robert Mueller as The Bachelor's remorseful leading man.
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" The Braves posted a statement on their Twitter account, "We are aware of the tweets that surfaced after today's game and have spoken to Sean, who is incredibly remorseful.
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"We are aware of the tweets that surfaced after today's game and have spoken to Sean, who is incredibly remorseful," the Braves said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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Ryan Lochte seems genuinely remorseful about his behavior in Rio ... and he not only says he was irresponsible when it came to excessive drinking ... he's not ruling out rehab.
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" C.K. also said that he was "remorseful" for his actions, ending the statement by writing, "I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want.
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The cheater has to be remorseful about what they did, and both the victim and the cheater must be willing to examine where their relationship failed in the past.
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They are expected to tell the judge Manafort is remorseful and that the sentencing guidelines cited by prosecutors call for a prison term disproportionate to the offenses he committed.
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We tried talking to him about it and he was always remorseful and apologetic about it but he never changed; that's part of the cycle of an abuser, right?
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Feeling remorseful about what he had done, the dead ruler tells Nichizō to return to the land of the living and erect a shrine to placate Michizane's angry spirit.
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"I'm remorseful for everything that happened in 2017, everything that we did as a group and the players that were affected directly by us doing this," Gonzalez told reporters.
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"Adam Jones is deeply embarrassed and remorseful for his conduct and language after being arrested in early January," and is committed to counseling and anger management, the statement said.
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Ms. Boone is now "repentant and remorseful," her lawyers said, and has paid $6.9 million in taxes, interest and penalties related to her 2009, 2010 and 2011 tax returns.
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Prosecutors acknowledged that Coombes had suffered "a lifetime of abuse — verbal, physical and potentially sexual, at the hands of the deceased," but questioned whether she was remorseful for her actions.
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"We are aware of the tweets that surfaced after today&aposs game and have spoken to Sean, who is incredibly remorseful," the Braves said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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Zuckerberg is sorry that following the 2016 presidential election he was publicly dismissive of so-called fake news, but doesn't seem all that remorseful for profiting off that very thing.
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His father tore up her letter in a fit of rage, but then, feeling remorseful, he taped the pieces back together, and handed them to Siemon on his eighteenth birthday.
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That's the insight of this 37-year-old American, a remorseful former recruiter for Al Qaeda who is now trying to counter the pull of groups like the Islamic State.
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She conveyed with uncommon vividness the various personas inhabited by Wagner's undying heroine: the sleepless wanderer, the motherly companion, the agonized seductress, the remorseful seeker who once laughed at Christ.
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Shrunken and remorseful, Mr. Calabro was back in court on Friday, this time facing a possible sentence of life in prison for his crimes and begging a judge for mercy.
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The information Z finagles from Farid triggers an Israeli reprisal that results in the slaughter of innocents in Gaza, an event for which the remorseful Z is moved to atone.
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She said her clients are remorseful for their role in the situation and they hope it opens dialogue for people in minority communities and those that have suffered hate crimes.
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In court on Monday, his lawyer, Charles Clapp, told the court he had no explanation for his client's "senseless, tragic … reprehensible act" but said he is "truly remorseful," according to MLive.com.
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"Those who were involved are remorseful and this is now a personal family matter and we want to respect the privacy of the families involved," the district said in a statement.
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I have long been remorseful and regretful about this time in my life, and can only hope that those who know me today would not recognize the person this order describes.
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But Muthana — born in New Jersey and raised in the Birmingham area — says she is remorseful, is ready to be punished, and she has an 18-month-old son with her.
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While acknowledging that Papadopoulos "is ashamed and remorseful" for committing an "unquestionably serious" offense by lying to FBI agents, his defense attorneys contend that those lies did not harm the investigation.
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The Jerome Project, perhaps his best-known work, was inspired by glimmers of reconciliation with his estranged father, Jerome, who was remorseful when Mr. Kaphar encountered him at a family gathering.
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"I feel ashamed and deeply remorseful for my past actions," Mr. Xie said at his trial in Changsha, a city in southern China, according to transcripts issued online by the court.
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After his release on parole in 2014, he achieved celebrity by posting dozens of videos on his YouTube channel, called Popeye Arrepentido (Remorseful Popeye), which had more than 1.2 million subscribers.
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By his side are Harbinger (Audrey Marie Anderson), who, like the Monitor, can travel between worlds, and the remorseful Pariah (Tom Cavanagh), who accidentally set free the villain behind the destruction.
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One problem with the electronic whipping post is that people, no matter how patently flawed themselves, are disinclined to allow a flawed but truly remorseful person the room it takes to reform.
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"I am truly remorseful," Ms. Bronfman told Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis as she pleaded guilty to conspiring to conceal and harbor an undocumented immigrant for financial gain, and fraudulent use of identification.
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Mr. Conyers, who describes himself as "a partner at Detroit's first minority-run hedge fund," said that he wanted to be honest and transparent about the incident and that he felt remorseful.
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" He described Ms. Brown as "extremely remorseful," but said she also thinks "it was unjust what had happened in her life, and what a 40-year-old man was doing to her.
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Along the way, developments in the case — a donation in the victim's name at a Wisconsin library and a remorseful video recorded by Mr. Lathem — puzzled investigators and added to their urgency.
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"Don't Wait Til Tomorrow" is a remorseful R&B ballad: a denial of infidelity that leads to a confession and a plea to stay together that comes to realize it's too late.
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Judge Jackson said she had decided to spare Mr. Patten prison time because he moved quickly to admit his guilt, worked hard to help the special counsel's investigation and seemed truly remorseful.
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Even if Biden doesn't beat Trump in these areas, he forces battle there, distracting the president from trying to reclaim now remorseful voters who gave him the benefit of the doubt in 2016.
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To think that 27,722 women, with earnest intentions and courage, had used their precious time to apply makes me feel extremely remorseful to conclude and inform everyone with this selfish decision of mine.
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"The brothers want the public to know that they were open and honest and remorseful about their conduct," their lawyer, Gloria Schmidt Rodriguez, said outside the courtroom with the Osundairos by her side.
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At the hearing, Kavanaugh was remorseful about that implication and said the entry was meant to suggest Renate was "one of us" even though she clearly came away with a very different impression.
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There also is the story of Mahatma Gandhi's beloved Zenith pocket watch, a gift from Indira Nehru, that was stolen shortly before India's independence but returned by the remorseful thief several months later.
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But for a set of liberals — including former Franken aides and backers, big liberal donors, remorseful senators, and some befuddled progressives who still email me about it — the case is still a live issue.
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Both Joan Crawford (Jessica Lange) and Bette Davis (Susan Sarandon) found their well-documented rivalry followed them till the end of their lives, but each also seemed remorseful that they couldn't find common ground.
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So, as parents ponder the merits of prompting apologies from children, it seems important to refrain from pushing one's child to apologize when he or she is not ready, or is simply not remorseful.
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The remorseful rapper took the mic Wednesday night at a Paterson, NJ school board meeting in the wake of the suspension of the principal who let him film at the high school he attended.
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Huffman's attorneys argued in their own court documents that she is "remorseful" and "deeply ashamed" and should remain free on one year's probation, complete 250 hours of community service and pay a $20,000 fine.
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"Holden now fully understands the seriousness and gravity of his actions and is deeply remorseful for what he has done and the pain he has caused the congregations of these churches," Mr. Talbot said.
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We got Pat Monday on her way into LAX ... and Bobbi's aunt was remorseful and saddened by Max's passing -- last week he was found unresponsive on a bathroom floor with a syringe near his body.
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Like a remorseful Victor Frankenstein, Buterin tends to make amazing things and then denigrate them online, a sort of self-flagellation that is actually quite useful in a space full of froth and outright lies.
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" Logan wrote that he is remorseful for his past behavior and has learned from it, but added that much of the accusations are "either untrue or taken out of context" and denied "any criminal wrongdoing.
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In the second season, Jesse's friend Eugene Root (Ian Colletti), who has been accidentally consigned to Hell, escapes with the help of an apparently remorseful Hitler (Noah Taylor), who then betrays Eugene… because he's Hitler.
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"We are grateful that the Parole Board affirmed what everyone who has interacted with Judy already knows -- that she is a rehabilitated, remorseful woman who poses no threat to society," said Clark's attorney, Michael Cardozo.
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Bronfman is the daughter of the late former Seagram's liquor chairman, billionaire Edgar Bronfman Sr. The New York Times and other outlets report that in court, Bronfman admitted she was "truly remorseful" for her actions.
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Now 32, Ramirez said in an interview with a local TV station last month that he was remorseful for his actions, but hoped his appeals would lead to a life sentence instead of an execution.
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The chefs declined to discuss the incident with me, but, in an article published last year, in Eater Montreal, McMillan acknowledged that the groping had occurred; the chef de cuisine was "extremely remorseful," he said.
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Michele Dauber, a Stanford law professor who led a committee to recall Judge Persky, said the appeal tactics confirmed what critics had said during the sentencing: that Mr. Turner hadn't been remorseful or taken responsibility.
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" In a remorseful email, Unicorn CEO Nick Evans said the company had "totally failed as a business" and has also "spread the cost of this failure to you, the early customers that believed in us.
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Appearing in the courtroom in a wheelchair and wearing a dark suit and purple tie, Manafort struck a decidedly more remorseful tone than during his previous appearance on March 7 in Virginia before Judge Ellis.
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Jay Z pens a remorseful ode to his fractured marriage in "4:44", rapping that it "took for my child to be born, see through a woman's eyes" in reference to the couple's daughter Blue Ivy.
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Neither Kim Kardashian West (who went right back to business as usual after rocking the boat) nor Selena Gomez (who now feels remorseful for the shit storm she kicked off) will truly be affected by this.
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"We are grateful that the Parole Board affirmed what everyone who has interacted with Judy already knows -- that she is a rehabilitated, remorseful woman who poses no threat to society," Clark's lawyer, Michael Cardozo, told CNN.
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A harsh critic of the Republican presidential candidate in his column, Mr. Shavit told people close to him that he was genuinely remorseful and determined to respond in a way opposite to that of Mr. Trump.
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But this apology tour serves the rich and remorseful former tech executives first by allowing them to repent and be forgiven for breaking the world, and second by reaffirming Silicon Valley's all-powerful view of itself.
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Joe tells the priest (and the viewer) everything we might want to hear: He's remorseful for his past, is committed to maintaining his sobriety, and eager to see his daughters who mean the world to him.
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Judge Carena Roller said while she believed he was remorseful and wouldn't do it again, the sentence "must have a chilling effect" on others who might consider "revenge porn" in the future, the Winnipeg Sun reported.
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When perhaps your kids ask you why you weren't around when they were young, you won't confess that you're secretly remorseful about opportunities you may have lost by not having a handle on your time management.
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Nel said the defendant could not truly be remorseful when he had failed to give a satisfactory account of why he had fired the fatal shots, and he called for a sentence of at least 15 years.
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"The problem is that quite often — and I think we're seeing it in this great reckoning we're having, a lot of the men who have been called out want to indicate that they are remorseful," he said.
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The show spent seasons on Jaime's arc, turning him from the demented Prince Charming who throws a child out of a damn tower of the first episode, to the remorseful, nuanced Jaime of the past couple seasons.
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They portrayed him as a remorseful man whose life had been shattered by his relationship with Mr. Trump, who has lost friends and associates and who wanted to come clean so he could begin his life anew.
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He told the NYT he "cannot be more remorseful about the people [he's] hurt and [he plans] to do right by all of them," and released a statement noting the different workplace "culture" of the 1960s and 70s.
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He says he is remorseful for the actions that led to his fraud conviction, but should be allowed to stay in Britain because of strong personal ties in the country and the public interest in his advocacy work.
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Defence lawyer Muhammad Shafee Abdullah said the court accepted his argument that it was a trivial offence and that the nine, who chose suits over swimwear for their court appearance, were ignorant of the local culture and remorseful.
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Inside was a 3-day-old girl, along with a remorseful, but tender, letter from the woman saying that said she hoped for a better home for her newborn daughter, Sarah, whose name was written in neat print.
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We are confident that Osuna is remorseful, has willfully complied with all consequences related to his past behavior, has proactively engaged in counseling, and will fully comply with our zero tolerance policy related to abuse of any kind.
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"We are grateful that the parole board affirmed what everyone who has interacted with Judy already knows — that she is a rehabilitated, remorseful woman who poses no threat to society," said Michael Cardozo, one of Ms. Clark's lawyers.
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Then, it emerged that the oligarch fired his longtime lawyer Lanny Davis, because he represented Trump's (now remorseful) former lawyer Michael Cohen, and replaced him with two lawyers close to the president and Giuliani, Joe diGenova and Victoria Toensing.
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"The Look of Silence" (Amazon, iTunes, Google) In "The Act of Killing" (2012), some of the perpetrators of the 1965 Indonesian genocide are forced to revisit their crimes, resulting in reactions that range from the detached to the remorseful.
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Lawyers for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort asked a federal judge in Washington on Monday to impose a prison term "significantly below" the statutory 10-year maximum, saying he was remorseful for his misdeeds and facing deteriorating health.
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Mr. Ho told the court that he was remorseful and said he was heartened by letters of support from the inmates he had helped counsel who were either on suicide watch or studying for their high school equivalency exams.
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"Chris comes before the Court humbled, penitent and remorseful," wrote New, whose client for months after being arrested in August 2018 had falsely claimed he had done nothing wrong and who actually won re-election months after being indicted.
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She's remorseful and apologetic, but he assures her that it's okay: So Monica is "Captain Marvel" decades before Carol takes the title — without consulting Monica — in writer Kelly Sue DeConnick and artist Dexter Soy's Captain Marvel run in 2012.
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Disputing the prosecutors' damning characterization of Mr. Manafort in a court filing last week, his lawyers insisted that Mr. Manafort was not only deeply remorseful, but "has suffered almost unprecedented public shame" for what they called garden-variety offenses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lawyers for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort asked a federal judge in Washington on Monday to impose a prison term "significantly below" the statutory 10-year maximum, saying he was remorseful for his misdeeds and facing deteriorating health.
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If Reyes is remorseful the Mets could see re-signing him as an opportunity to help a former family member, much as they did with Wally Backman, whom they offered a path back into baseball as a manager in 20163.
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Unlike George Papadopoulos's lawyers, who used his sentencing memo to argue that he was "ashamed and remorseful" of his actions, and laid out a sympathetic narrative for why "Young George" lied (Papadopoulos is 31), Flynn's team showed little interest in repentance.
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We accuse the women of lying, or we say that something happened too long ago for anyone to know or remember the details, or we say that the man appears to be genuinely remorseful so why bring up old unpleasantness?
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Or, better yet, Argo look at yourself in a goddamn mirror (and I'm sorry, but your half-assed Tweet apology sounds about as remorseful as a kid caught with his hand molesting the innards of a cookie jar, mouth full of cookie).
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When the taxi-driver, who had seen the incident, got out of his cab and approached him, Goldsmith squared up to him "You were not immediately remorseful at what you had done despite your wife's obvious distress," Chief Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot told him.
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So, listening to some Christmas tracks might make you feel wistful for your childhood or just generally festive and happy, rather than remorseful about that one Christmas when you got dumped, because your brain has already created positive associations with the music.
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Former congressman Anthony Weiner, who pleaded guilty in May to sexting with a 15-year-old girl, wrote a remorseful letter to a judge admitting his actions "crushed the aspirations" of his wife, top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin, and "ruined" their marriage.
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The two started chatting about religion, families, their upbringings, views on current events, Brexit, the exchange rate and even Pokémon Go. More than one time the woman, feeling remorseful, apologised to Akbor for her behaviour: We spoke more, and more and more.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY "I cannot be more remorseful about the people I hurt, and I plan to do right by all of them" Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, apologizing after a New York Times story detailed numerous sexual harassment accusations against him.
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But whatever the case, Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin wants you to know that his latest novel The Winds of Winter is — still — not finished, and he penned all his reasons in a remorseful 1,800-word blog post on Saturday.
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According to the Montana man's lawyer, while he was remorseful for hurting the boy, he said he thought that Trump, who has made a point of defending the anthem from kneeling football players, would have wanted him to "make sure people are patriotic."
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The 20th-century moral philosopher Bernard Williams pointed out that, in instances where a person hurts another through no fault of her own (to use his example, a truck driver who runs over a child), we still expect her to feel remorseful.
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Abel, who's walking with his brother and their lawyer, Gloria Schmidt, goes on to say the brothers feel remorseful for being involved in the incident and causing people pain ... especially real victims of hate crimes who may have been marginalized because of what they did.
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Staff members said that they were "very remorseful" in 2012 after an episode where a 3-year-old apparently wandered off from a group outing and was found minutes later by a woman who returned him to the center's staff, according to another report.
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But it also captures what both the endless series of "Here in Trump Country, Trump Voters Still Love Trump" stories and the satirical counterpoints from Clinton Country both miss: There's no way Trump's numbers could be this low without there being some remorseful Trump voters.
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He remained remorseful for the deadly events of 1976, which he said occurred during a time in his life when he was going from one drug high to another and not thinking clearly — "a jackass in a jumpsuit," he would describe himself years later.
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" After Mr. Graham was shot, the Police Department's Firearms Discharge Review Board ruled that Officer Haste was justified in firing his weapon, Mr. London said, adding that the officer "is remorseful for Mr. Graham's family, but that's a separate issue from whether he was justified.
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He doesn't feel personally responsible because he didn't commit murder, but clearly he was involved in something that caused a tremendous public health outbreak across the United States and feels terribly remorseful for the people who died, for their families and the people who were injured.
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Muilenburg will also testify before a House committee on Wednesday, and is expected to take a remorseful tone as lawmakers question him about how the 737 Max was designed, the plane's certification process and the MCAS flight-control system that has been implicated in both crashes.
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Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so i could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible.
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"I don't think that he would have invited us if he was not remorseful," said Dr. Charles Steele Jr., the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, who had previously called for Mr. Northam's resignation but met with the governor on Wednesday at the Executive Mansion.
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Gypsy — who received a reduced sentence of 10 years due to the extraordinary circumstances of the case — presents as largely naive and troubled by her actions, though she seems to have been fully complicit in the method of her mother's dispatch and not initially remorseful after the fact.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so i could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote.
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In a perfect world, prisoners would be repatriated to their home countries, remorseful -- perhaps several hundred could be rehabilitated, especially if they do not have blood on their hands -- or not, but most nations have said they do not want them back under any circumstances, including those who joined as juveniles.
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" Watch the video of the attack on the Uber driver here Golden, a Newport Beach resident, is taking an aggressive legal tack against Caban despite lawyers Pilchman and Anita Kay earlier having said that Golden wanted to "sincerely apologize" to the driver for the incident and that he was "extremely remorseful.
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Then the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles rejected a clemency plea where Young&aposs lawyers said he was "no longer the young man he was when he arrived" on death row, that he was "truly remorseful" and that Patel&aposs son did not wish the execution to take place.
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Beebe claims Malil is still telling lies about what happened the night of her attack -- in which he stabbed her with a broken wine glass and a kitchen knife and also tried to smother her with a pillow while her 2 kids slept upstairs -- which proves he's not really remorseful or safe.
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Perhaps the most confusing part of Weinstein's confounding statement is that it ends with Weinstein declaring that he's so "remorseful about the people [he] hurt" that he is determined to "channel that anger" toward a worthy target — the National Rifle Association: ... I've decided that I'm going to give the NRA my full attention.
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"I now know that I am remorseful for what happened because I was blessed with the gift of an opportunity that most people dream of but I squandered it by getting involved with the wrong people and misrepresenting myself when I should have been true to myself and my fans," Hernandez wrote.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video.
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Young&aposs attorneys sued the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles after the panel last week rejected a clemency plea where they argued Young was "no longer the young man he was when he arrived" on death row, that he was "truly remorseful" and that Patel&aposs son did not wish the execution to take place.
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When I tell men about that now, they say, "He 100 percent didn't delete the file," and if that's true, which I think it might be, I like to picture his face after jacking off to the photos, morose and remorseful about how badly he messed up, and I feel that's punishment enough for breaking his promise.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video on Instagram.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video on Monday.
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Things allegedly turned bad last month, but Mike G claims without provocation, Brown took him in a room, brutally attacked him with repeated punches to the face and neck, which landed him in the ER. The lawsuit claims Brown, rather than being remorseful, began mocking Mike G on social media and bragging to friends about the beating.
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Leading the way are Will Smith's hitman-with-a-conscience Deadshot and Margot Robbie's demented ex-shrink Harley Quinn, both of whom are doing hard time at Belle Reve, a beyond-maximum security prison facility containing a handful of metahuman criminals including the fiery-yet-remorseful El Diablo (Jay Hernandez) and a BET-loving cannibalistic creature named Killer Croc (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje).
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Though the company was publicly remorseful at the time, saying in a statement that it would "work with the community, with government and the technology industry to find more ways to promote safety in transportation, particularly for women," Alexander was meanwhile reportedly on his way to India seeking the medical records of the victim in an effort to come to his own conclusions.
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"The idea came from this feeling I've been sitting with (that a lot of us have been sitting with) of being triggered and overwhelmed by the constant barrage of new reports of abuse, which are heart-wrenching, followed by hollow PR statements from the accused that seem more self-pitying and deflective than remorseful," O'Hare, who got her MFA in poetry in 2015 and is currently studying to be an herbalist, told Refinery29.
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EXILED AFGHAN LEADER AND ONETIME U.S. ALLY WARNS AGAINST &aposPEACE&apos WITH TALIBAN BORN OF WEAKNESS FROM JAIL, REMORSEFUL EX-ISIS FIGHTER WARNS THAT GROUP WILL RETOOL AND RETURN Ibrahim al-Jabawi, who defected from his position as vice president of Police in the Syrian province of Homs in 2012 to take on a role as the Amman-based spokesperson for the Southern Front, concurred that "some of the TOW rockets ended up with Al Nusra."
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I have memories, awful memories, the kind of memories that only come back to you on sleepless nights and remorseful mornings, of reading articles in magazines like The Wire that tried to convince the reader that the mashup was "an important development in the notion of music as a form of socio-cultural synthesis that perpetually seeks to dissolve interpersonal, intercontinental boundaries via the destruction of pre-existing contexts to create a new context in which this newly created object is the beginning of a new kind of modality," or whatever.
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Francoise, the family's tireless maid, by turns looks like Giotto's figure of Charity and Anne of Brittany from Jean Bourdichon's Book of Hours (1500-08); the uninhibited courtesan Odette de Crécy, wife of Charles Swann and, later, of Baron de Forcheville, shares features with Botticelli's Zipporah in his Trials of Moses (1481-82) and, in a rare, remorseful pose, with the Graces in the same artist's Primavera (1482); the socially-savvy Robert Saint-Loup resembles a cavalier in a Watteau portrait; and Charlie Morel, the conniving violinist appears, in an unusually alluring light, like a handsome figure by Bronzino.
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