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apology

[uh-pol-uh-jee] / əˈpɒl ə dʒi /


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Law's solicitors later complained that it was wrong to suggest he had accepted the settlement, and the Daily Mail published an apology.

From BBC

His family has since received an apology from the prison service, Crown Office and Police Scotland after the Court of Session heard that the level of force went beyond what was necessary.

From BBC

By the time she had finished penning the propulsive tale, “I almost felt like I owed them an apology,” Arnott admits.

From Los Angeles Times

I mumbled an apology and was about to keep going when I caught a glimpse of their expressions and stopped.

From Literature

Both the broadcaster and the arts charity released official apologies, and the BBC promised to investigate the matter.

From Salon