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Ricks quotes one commander who in unapologetically defending his unit's ruthless tactics pointed out that he had lost no soldiers in combat.

Fiasco II David 2007

Ricks quotes one commander who in unapologetically defending his unit's ruthless tactics pointed out that he had lost no soldiers in combat.

Archive 2007-01-01 David 2007

Writing about abortion unapologetically is rare; showing a woman unapologetic about her abortion on television is, well, nearly impossible.

Lack of Reality TV | PopPolitics.com 2004

Writing about abortion unapologetically is rare; showing a woman unapologetic about her abortion on television is, well, nearly impossible.

Lack of Reality TV | PopPolitics.com 2004

Writing about abortion unapologetically is rare; showing a woman unapologetic about her abortion on television is, well, nearly impossible.

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My uncle, who is the epitome of a gun-totin, ferner-hatin, bible-clingin 'tobacco farmer, is a seriously bitter old man who drops the N word unapologetically and recently said to my mom about Obama "once a Muslim, always a Muslim."

Obama On Clinton's Attacks: "Shame On Her" 2009

This is an -- it styles itself as an "unapologetically black church," and "unapologetically" -- if I can say the word, "Christian church."

CNN Transcript Jan 17, 2008 2008

He used the "D" word unapologetically, and said that we could be heading for a depression

The San Diego Home Blog 2009

Rolling Stone, the "unapologetically" flamboyant singer soon became a victim to the never-ending culture wars after his gloriously homoerotic performance on last fall's

Spinner Joshua Ostroff 2010

Well, "unapologetically" is just bad business, and I'm certain it's not how all font makers behave.

paul robinson 2009