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Guardiola said he felt "embarrassed and ashamed" after his on-pitch confrontation with a cameraman in the aftermath of the controversial defeat at Newcastle.

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The Greek philosopher Plutarch diagnosed a condition he called dysopia, noting that “we feel ashamed to say no, so we say yes.”

“I am deeply ashamed of my actions and recognize the pain they have caused,” he said.

"The enemy is not ashamed of using minors for making explosives out of household chemicals, planting them in various locations such as army recruitment offices or police stations."

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Summers has issued a statement saying he was “deeply ashamed” and fully responsible for maintaining contact with Epstein.

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