The Spanish government called Couso's death a tragic error but accepted the official U . S . explanation that it was an accident.
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"To define the nation mainly by blood connection was one of the tragic errors in our past, " he told the chamber.
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The Spanish government says it will not file a formal protest with U . S . authorities, calling Couso's death a tragic error.
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Quinn said SabreTech has never denied its workers made tragic errors but disputes ValuJet's assertions that it bears primary, if not total, responsibility.
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The Spanish government called Couso's death a tragic error but accepted the official U . S . explanation that it was an accident of war.
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Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien set the stage for the summit, saying it would be a tragic error to try to erect barriers even in hard times.
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Amadou Diallo, 22, died two years ago in a hail of 41 bullets outside his Bronx apartment in what the officers testified was a tragic error.
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"It's a tragic error which will lead us . . . to a major civil crisis and the rending of the national fabric ."
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And the image of foster parents has suffered, as media attention has focused on the tragic errors of a few rather than the selfless efforts of the many.
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"This was a tragic error, and we accept responsibility for our part, " said Dr . William Fulkerson, the hospital's chief executive.
