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Other reports said Taiwanese leaders wanted a state-to-state apology, something the Philippines said it could not do because it followed the "one China policy" and does not have diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
A brazen attack on Kabul and other Afghan cities in April by the Haqqani network, Islamic militants operating from a base in Pakistan, simply hardened the administration's stance, especially on the apology, something that also would be politically risky for Mr. Obama's re-election campaign.
"This decision should draw a line under this damaging episode," Mr. Bach said at a news conference, noting that Alexander Zhukov, the president of Russia's Olympic Committee whom the I.O.C. suspended from its membership Tuesday, had issued an apology — something global regulators have long requested from the nation.
When reservations back up, no one thinks to offer a glass of wine or an apology, something that would go a long way toward soothing ruffled feathers.
Foundas' failure to push the issue suggests he's satisfied with Polanski's explanation of an emailed apology (something Gemier touches on in the memoir she released last year).
The outrage has become so intense, that Senators Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), the Chairwoman of the Senate Appropriations Committee was forced to issue an apology, something almost unheard of in DC politics and Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) has courageously offered an amendment to repeal the Monsanto Protection Act during the recent farm bill debate.
During the latest cycle of accusations and apologies, something about the response — in the press and in the public — has felt different.
He says the family, which had received threats, wanted only an apology -- something Mr. Shaw said was in the works yesterday morning through a friend of Knight's.
"And for that, they need an apology — or something that looks like an apology, smells like an apology, tastes like an apology".
But through their educated children and grandchildren, they will know that London offered an apology – or something close to it.
