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• r  in an impenitent manner

• To make matters worse, the photograph was obviously "posed" to the satisfaction of "the Royal Vamp," who is rumored to have impenitently "countenanced" its release by one of his .
• But after listing the main criticisms put forward by his Moscow editors in their letter of rejection, he added impenitently: "I cannot endorse such clumsy allegations," even .

• unrepentantly

• penitently
• repentantly