But it appeared that Mr. Palm, regrettably, left the match before its conclusion.
These lines are quoted by Amy Dickson in a "Chronology" handed out as a news release, but was regrettably left out of the exhibition book, for it sheds much light on Gauguin's attitudes and on his very career.
"Having spoken at length to the player in question, we believe he regrettably left his phone unattended and was the victim of a very misguided 'prank'".
Regrettably you leave unexplored the question of why the Conservative government – who presumably possess the wherewithal to inform themselves – are so set on a course which peer-reviewed scientific literature over the last few years so decisively rejects, which the local democratic process has overwhelmingly opposed, and which will make it impossible for the UK to fulfil its climate commitments.
Regrettably, this leaves nonfactual origins of the Coulter Principle now corrupting both the permanent literature (e.g., see Refs. 2, 8 10, 15, 17) and websites expected to be trustworthy (e.g., see Refs. 2,3,8,15,16,19); many other examples exist, including derivatives of the AAU's press release 19 on numerous websites.
In my 10 or so years in a science career, I have heard and participated in many discussions about the difficulties scientists face in pursuing careers while raising families difficulties that, regrettably, lead many talented women to leave the profession.
They can stock this inner circle with people whose loyalty is truly beyond question, leaving us regrettably ruled by a brain trust of kindergarten pals like Mack McLarty, and presidential spouses.
There is a poignant story to be told in the absence of these artists from our collective cultural memory and, regrettably, "Respect Yourself" leaves it aside.
In 2007, he guided Calvin Trillin on an tour of Singapore's best stands, notable both for the breadth of dishes taken in, and for the number of dishes left, regrettably, untried.
