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Latest post Sat, Jul 15 2006 8:30 AM by Ipodmini. 2 replies.
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Ipodmini  +  245768 Sat, 15 Jul 06 07:08 AM

An apology, but no regrets and no detailed explanation on what set him off. That's where French soccer star Zinedine Zidane left things Wednesday during widely broadcast television interviews that attempted to decipher his ugly head-butting of an Italian opponent during the World Cup final.

What's the meaning of "where"?

My understanding is "Zinedine Zidane just think the incident just needs an  apology, but no more"
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Likeguslee, 3 yr 132 days ago

You are right. Where =>An apology, but no regrets and no detailed explanation

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Ipodmini, 3 yr 132 days ago

Thanks!

I guess 'where' means "to the extent of which"

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