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Meanings of few regrets in English

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Usage of few regrets in English
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In the way of fortune, Littlepage, I have very few regrets.
Satanstoe; Or, the Littlepage Manuscripts. A Tale of the Colony
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It is one of the few regrets I had during my one-year sabbatical.
Free from School
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Eroshevich told reporters that she had few regrets about helping Smith.
Reuters
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With few regrets except his inability to deliver on all his well-intentioned promises.
Frontier courtship
5
Lyndsey Jackson is another Aussie who has few regrets about accessing super early.
News.com.au
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There were few regrets on either side when they left Charles Holland's roof.
Further Chronicles of Avonlea
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He felt few regrets: he had striven, and no one could have done more.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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Joe understood that his wife entertained more than a few regrets about her marriage.
Ancient shores
9
Richie Power has more than a few regrets.
The Irish Times
10
I have had few regrets in my life.
The good son: a novel
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Among ordinary Libyans, there were few regrets about the bloody and preemptive manner of Gaddafi's demise.
The Guardian
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She felt few regrets at leaving Chestercote.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1905 to 1906
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Indeed, you can bet he left a course that simply does not suit his eye, with few regrets.
The Irish Times
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He had heard few regrets from anyone, and even the loss of potential prize money had seemed insignificant.
Second to None
15
One of my very few regrets is not to have been part of a successful England tournament side.
Radio NZ
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In fact, I can honestly say I have few regrets at all when I think back over my life.
This child will be great
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