Quietly, almost contritely, Newman held up a book of daily religious sayings Friday as he faced a packed news conference at his New York hotel to explain his latest actions.
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Duncan, contritely confessing to a temporary peccadillo, urges his wife, especially for the sake of the children, to " hate the sin, but not the sinner ."
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Stopping occasionally to clear his throat and measure his words, Symington spoke contritely of redemption and reconciliation, but insisted he had never done anything to merit criminal prosecution and removal from office.
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Omar was quoted by the Afghan Islamic Press as saying that bin Laden had contritely accepted Omar's rebukes of the day before, promising to make no more threats against the United States.
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Hernandez hardly seemed disheartened afterward, answering questions contritely, admitting that he did not throw enough strikes, seeming confident that he could make adjustments in his next start against the New York Mets on Sunday.
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He contritely said Thursday that his victory in the 17th stage " didn't make up for his past mistakes, " but that he'd gladly take his moment on the podium anyway.
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Robinson, who faced the possibility of a maximum sentence of more than 50 years in prison, made a dramatic plea for clemency, weeping and beating his head contritely against the witness stand at the Maryland military camp.
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When he contritely stood in front of the media following his personal moment of ecstasy as he crossed the border between the United State and Canada last month, he promised to accept any punishment, including fines or suspensions.
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Two days after Glynn's timely conquest of the Dodgers, the Rangers contritely handed him his bus ticket back to the minors, telling him, in so many words, that there was no room at the inn.
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"Cardinal Law has acted forthrightly and contritely in offering his resignation to the Holy Father, " said Archbishop Harry J . Flynn of St . Paul-Minneapolis, who is considered a possible successor to Law.
