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"Protecting legacies, so lines got crossed, perhaps regrettably, my friends went to war, I walked away with all they blood on me."

So, regrettably, Tuesday's vice presidential debate may be the last big event of campaign season before the election is over.

The communication continued days later, the filing said, resulting in Lampros “reluctantly and regrettably” inviting Combs to her apartment to “hear what he had to say.”

The South Eastern Trust said that the launch in November of the new regional digital patient record system encompass had "regrettably it had temporarily lengthened" some appointments.

"We present a new way of describing snow's water storage ability that adds deeper understanding and has more applicability in cases where our snowfall is increasingly intermittent or, regrettably, turning to rain."