Of course, as with pick-up lines, there's bound to be some post-encounter regret — for parties on both sides.
A new aspect arising from our research is that Dutch ICU staff seldom encountered regret from relatives about their donation decision.
Even as she grew up amid the rural conservatism and discrimination of a central Cuban sugar-town, Ms. Hernández said she developed an early interest in women's clothing and had her first sexual contact with a 21-year-old man at the age of 7 — an encounter she now regrets as "too young" but denies was rape.
But while Clare was celebrating their apparent sexual encounter, Juan Pablo was regretting it.
The last film he completed was Once upon a Time in America (1984), a somber drama about Jewish gangsters in New York City who encounter greed, betrayal, and regret.
Under the current law in England and Wales, when a drunken woman has sex, and later regrets the encounter, she's deemed not to have been in a position to give consent, so she can claim to have been raped.
One Direction's encouragements to not "over-think" and to not "let the pictures leave your phone" take on a different hue when evidence of encounters you'd rather regret can be distributed at the touch of a button.
The series has sent Gunther back and forth in time, often in the same book, on parallel adventures and eerie reëncounters with people he had seriously regretted encountering in the first place.
"If the app becomes a tool that is adopted across campuses, we believe that it will reduce sexual assaults, unwanted or regretted encounters," she said.
The context was a mail survey of a random sample of hospital doctors and nurses regarding their experience of regrets encountered during patient care [ 10].
All patients are contacted by phone one to two weeks after their clinical encounter to complete the Decisional Regret Scale.
