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Meanings of apology in English
Usage of apology in English
1
Penman said she welcomed the apology but said it falls far short.
2
Decided British government deserved nothing less than apology from highest source: himself.
3
Turkey wants an apology and compensation for the families of the victims.
4
Mr Twyford said the lack of an apology was not good enough.
5
The Education Minister Chris Hipkins said accepted the Secretary for Education's apology.
6
Ms Jones also wants an apology from Mr Clinton, the daily said.
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To date, no official apology has been published nor any action taken.
8
He also announces the apology advertising campaign mentioned by the Guardian yesterday.
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Administration officials have said Mr Bush will not offer an outright apology.
10
The government only issued a formal apology to indigenous people in 2008.
11
I accepted his apology but told him I considered the issue closed.
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In today's apology statement, the team acknowledged its role as public ambassadors.
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Social Development Minister Anne Tolley has previously rejected making a universal apology.
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McLean tearfully read out an apology to Verity's family and their children.
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No, she thought; I owe him an apology, I owe him thanks.
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Some community members are now calling for an apology following the ordeal.
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Translations for apology
Catalan
Apology through the time
Apology across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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