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I accidentally kick one sending it skittering across the floor, and causing a brief moment of excitement before I apologetically explain it was me and not a ghost.

“Nobody can speak English very well so it’s difficult to properly respond to them,” Toriumi said apologetically.

“She has to leave our facility by Friday,” the therapist said, apologetically.

“We didn’t see each other since a while, so it’s like a holiday,” Villeneuve, 56, said apologetically, switching to English.

Some apologetically argued that Washington and the other Founders who owned slaves were merely doing what was normal in their times.