"I may have committed mistakes but I never committed crimes," Rousseff said.
"I may have committed mistakes, but I never committed crimes," she said.
"I may have committed errors but I never committed crimes," Rousseff said during a 14-minute address, at one point choking up.
In the latest twist, Toronto police have apparently asked for a warrant to examine my phone records, even though I haven't committed any crimes other than the ones I've already admitted to… or that I may have committed while in a drunken and/or drug-addled stupor that I've completely forgotten about.
Great title, too, although I fear I may have committed precisely that triteness when last we met.
I may have committed a foie-gras faux pas by scraping aside the half-inch of fat frosting that everyone else was savoring.
Obviously, however, I take accusations that I may have committed a criminal act very seriously.
I may be committed to eating green vegetables and include mushy peas in my diet in order to maximize variety, but may not get the 'buzz' or satisfaction out of it that I get from eating other foods, such as raspberries or dark chocolate.
And I would hope that, if he was in Mefferd's position and I was in his, he would offer some modicum of dignity and grace toward me, especially if I offered an apology for any offense I may have committed.
If a 'ride' costs £10 and I contribute only 50p, my ride is not literally free but, nevertheless, by shirking part of the necessary contribution I may be committing an injustice – as are those who refuse to contribute what is necessary to maintain the institution of research, even if they have paid something towards it in some form.
