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- Dictionaryregrettable/rɪˈɡrɛtəbl/
adjective
- 1. (of conduct or an event) giving rise to regret; undesirable; unwelcome: "the loss of this number of jobs is regrettable"
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1 day ago · 1. Disabling Ability. The dictionary informs us ability is a noun with two broad meanings: a) possession of the means or skill to do something: b) talent, skill, or proficiency in a particular area. In a sense the two meanings given to ‘ability’ refer to ‘the perception of the means to make something happen i.e. ‘can be achieved as a ...
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3 days ago · What counts as a right is controversial, and much of that literature is largely semantic here: I adopt a placeholder view where necessary. 23 However, one relevant and widely – albeit not universally – accepted condition for a right is feasibility: whether A has a right to x depends in part on whether x can be feasibly provided to them by another agent, B. 24 For present purposes, I define an act v as feasible if there is a sufficiently high likelihood of an agent v-ing after trying. 25
1 day ago · War and fun: the blind spot of war epistemologies. The study of fun in war presents a curious lacuna in social science research. On the one hand, war has received ample attention as a modality of power, Footnote 3 a practice of sovereignty, Footnote 4 a process of state-making, Footnote 5 a project to exercise the right to kill, Footnote 6 a way towards freedom, Footnote 7 a force for good, Footnote 8 and a battle over limited resources.
7 hours ago · According to this respondent, the AfD is a party that constantly claims to be discriminated against and whose claims that the media are not reporting truthfully have resulted in a regrettable ‘both-side-ism’: that neutrality and objectivity have been misunderstood as the need to hear ‘both sides’ equally, even if one side represents the scientific consensus and the other side is merely a singular opinion (Kontraste, R1).
2 days ago · judgment of the Western Cape High Court, which is regrettable but not surprising. The judgment purports to interdict Dr. Mandlakayise John Hlophe, individually, from performing his constitutional duties as an MK Party Member of Parliament appointed to serve on the JSC pursuant to Section 178 of the Constitution. The judgment
