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"That would be a movement which has regrettably lagged behind," he said.

And the new Polish government, which has regrettably protectionist instincts, is challenging an EU-approved cross-border bank takeover.A moment of truth is also fast approaching for services in Europe.

Why were there no other visitors gawking at the immense, desk-size timepieces, covered with gilt figurines, dating from the Baroque era? Jealous, I imagined they were all enjoying the open-air Museum of Beekeeping in the nearby village of Kralova pri Senci (vcelarskapaseka.sk), which I had regrettably put off for another trip.

Ms. Coulter has regrettably chosen to follow a different path, one of demagoguery and crass divisiveness, which does not reflect President Nixon's values or policies.

"Legal action has regrettably become necessary.

That consensus has regrettably broken down.

President Obama has regrettably been avoiding the gun control issue.

American officials have never quite taken credit for their often decisive role in making that idea the axis around which politics here have regrettably revolved.

"Regrettably, other matters have recently been brought to our attention which have widened the funding gap but we are still intent on avoiding administration and its consequences if at all possible".

A spokeswoman added: "These technical issues, which are beyond Eurostar's control, have, regrettably, led to significant disruption to Eurotunnel shuttle and Eurostar services today.

His most recent infraction had, regrettably, involved a certain degree of forcible persuasion, which was why he'd been locked up here amongst the violent offenders.