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Actress Selma Blair says she's 'so sorry' in first public remarks since incident on plane

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The GuardianActress Selma Blair says she's 'so sorry' in first public remarks since incident on plane
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Selma Blair has spoken publicly for the first time since she was charged with assault following an incident on a plane earlier this month.

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