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A behind-the-scenes video (that regrettably doesn't contain sound) captured the couple's adorable outtakes.
Regrettably, in the utterly messy sausage-making process that truly characterized how Congress produced the new tax law at the end of 2017, there is no excuse for why they could not have incorporated into the legislation the addition of a specific fee to the retail prices of gasoline and diesel fuel.
Mexican food is one of those cuisines that, regrettably, has taken a long time to gain the culinary world's respect and recognition.
We need to address whether existing statutes capture the scale and type of violence that, regrettably, we are now seeing on a fairly regular basis.
I sent Bill a note saying that regrettably I could not help him.
In a statement, British Telecom said that "regrettably, a meeting of the Blu shareholders has decided that the company should not continue in the auction process".
I have a line that goes: "Regrettably, at the present moment, the episcopacy is wholly male.
In particular, the low protein diet provides a model for prenatal dietary undersupply and exposure to famine that regrettably still burdens a considerable proportion of the human population.
The teams, the most successful in English soccer, have a long history — one that has regrettably been littered with the mocking of the dead.
"The likelihood is so strong that regrettably it's a question of when and how significant, rather than if.
