They said the Fed had given itself another straitjacket - which it would live to regret.
But Olomouc would be made to regret their profligacy and Everton soon took control of proceedings.
So there may eventually be reason for the townsfolk of Hershey to regret this week's events.
Whether that is a decision he comes to regret will become clearer in the coming weeks.
But like the authors of the deal, it may well live to regret it.
Mr Ruckauf may also come to regret calling for more bullets for an already trigger-happy force.
Last week, with that lead thinning in New Hampshire, he pretended to regret blowing off a G.
Nor should the erosion of ideological differences be anything to regret or a reason for people not voting.
When this is not possible, women caring for aging loved ones are not likely to regret the sacrifice.
We know there are things he said -- and things he did -- that he came to regret.
For a brief period, crime paid for your extravagances - but now you have a lifetime to regret it.
Milchan invited Semel to run it, but he opted to head up Yahoo, a decision he came to regret.
Gadhafi sent irate letters to world leaders, warning that they would live to regret any military action against Libya.
It may have been a decision that the museum later came to regret.
In many cases, these exposures were snapped up by insurance companies, which have since come to regret their buying spree.
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"The pope began to regret to some extent what he had done and he really had some crisis of conscience, " Kurtzer says.
The report is bad news for Mr Bush because it has given Americans yet another reason to regret supporting him over Iraq.
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The writer describes the experiences of his late father-in-law, Jozef, who passed up the opportunity for vengeance and lived to regret it.
At least, anybody I know who did it came to regret it.
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Several are the subjects of motion to regret - which don't actually stop them but put down a marker if problems arise later.
He famously responded, "I'm just hoping the coach doesn't dismiss me, " a one-liner he came to regret when Tressel was later forced to resign.
Five hundred bucks was great for a half hour drive, but he was beginning to regret making the deal with the smooth talking businessman.
England were left to regret leaving spinner Ashley Giles out of their XI as they failed to force a result in the second Test.
With its muted brass and ominous strings, it's an ode to regret and a rebuke of the music of the 1960s gaudy spy thrillers.
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While Google does retain a share of equity in Arris Group as a result of this offering, it may come to regret this move.
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Since imbalance of one kind or another is a condition of any interesting narrative on such a scale, few are likely to regret this one-sidedness.
Caroline Matilda had embarked for Copenhagen and for a fateful dynastic marriage overseas that her brother, King George III, was bitterly to regret having arranged.
When long-term bond prices were rising, managers came to regret it.
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