Listen, the unfortunate thing is: nobody should be surprised by this.
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Hawkins: There was an unfortunate thing that happened many years ago.
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And that's a very unfortunate thing, which I hope will change.
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But more importantly, this would be a really unfortunate thing to watch.
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The unfortunate thing, however, is that hype has a short shelf life.
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And so, I think it&aposs an unfortunate thing to be doing over there.
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That Trump's racism is an unfortunate thing but something they're willing to live with.
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"I think whenever a fair pulls back it's an unfortunate thing," Mr. Plummer said.
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The unfortunate thing is that neither of these points add much to the film.
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"It's an unfortunate thing that happened that, believe me, I wish it had not," said Udashkin.
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Maybe the only unfortunate thing about LaVar Ball's idea is that you hope someone else steals it.
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"It's an unfortunate thing, but I don't think it's anything that's going to hurt Russell Westbrook," Gentry said.
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The unfortunate thing is that the policy makers that made the bad decisions years ago were never held accountable.
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Young people around the globe have at least one unfortunate thing in common: Most have been impacted by bullying.
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"The real unfortunate thing is there is just no revenue source," Diane Pratt-Heavner, an SNA spokesperson, told CNN.
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It's an unfortunate thing, but it's a part of a process and I'm going to stay with this process.
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And I am sure ... I read this unfortunate thing about more fake medical news on Facebook than anywhere else.
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The unfortunate thing about the heavyweight division, however, is that it is, and always has been fairly short on talent.
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The unfortunate thing is that the trimmers needed for this one aspect of haircutting can be both ugly and filthy.
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The unfortunate thing is that even without Team Trump fueling existing market inequalities, we already saw these dynamics in play.
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"The unfortunate thing is that almost nobody is leading the Brexit charge, so it's leaderless, which is the problem," Odey said.
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"The fortunate thing, and the unfortunate thing, is we have a population that is experienced," Lieutenant Paulich of Lake County said.
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The unfortunate thing about my kids is both their parents are highly technically literate, and so they can't fool us or anything.
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The unfortunate thing was that a microphone was put in my face right after I ran and I was a little hot.
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"This is an unfortunate thing about the internet, but a lot of people make their living off other people's lives," Morton said.
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"The unfortunate thing is that is not surprising because of just where we are in our country today," Watts told CNN on Friday.
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There was too much of her life that she was allowed to get lost inside her head, and I think that's the unfortunate thing.
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"The unfortunate thing is your first experience with HR a lot of times, besides the hiring process, is going to be negative," she says.
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"The unfortunate thing about it is who's going to be hurt by this is the consumer," Chirico told Cramer in an exclusive "Mad Money" interview.
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These people are as much artists as any other medium; it's an unfortunate thing that people don't think about and they start undervaluing the craft.
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SO, I DON'T WANT TO SAY I WAS A VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCE, AND I CAN'T DENY THE ALLEGATION, BUT IT WAS JUST AN UNFORTUNATE THING.
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"The unfortunate thing about it is who's going to be hurt by this is the consumer," Chirico told Jim Cramer in an exclusive "Mad Money" interview.
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I could go on about my bad outfits or that unfortunate thing I used to do to my eyebrows, but my actual appearance isn't important here.
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"The unfortunate thing with all of this stuff is when all of this gets put out on television, it's a fact to people," she told Redmond.
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"I think there's an unfortunate thing going on here that whenever elections is the topic or is the subject area that it becomes politicized," she said.
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An unfortunate thing about being a xennial who grew up using (and loving) the world wide web is that most developers no longer build for it.
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"The unfortunate thing is by this [farm-bill] show today, it gives more leverage on the discharge petition, which I think is highly destructive," said Rep.
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"The unfortunate thing is by this show today, it gives more leverage on the discharge petition, which I think is highly destructive," McHenry said following the vote.
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The unfortunate thing there, David, is we probably held on -- with the benefit of hindsight -- held on too long to a too robust revenue outlook for the year.
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I'm not that serious, eh, and I'm not a big fan of politics—it's an unfortunate thing we have to live with – but it's an anti-authority thing.
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"The unfortunate thing for me now is I'm a footnote in one of the greatest moments in history rather than the dad walking her down the aisle," he said.
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"The unfortunate thing for me now is I'm a footnote in one of the greatest moments in history rather than the dad walking her down the aisle," he admitted.
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"The unfortunate thing in the United States is that when people recycle they think it's taken care of, when it was largely taken care of by China," said Gilman.
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But Toyota and Tesla share one unfortunate thing in common: neither company is supporting CarPlay or Android Auto at this point, and that doesn't change with the Prius Prime.
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"There is one unfortunate thing I have to confess, this time around we will not be able to play golf together," Abe said, alluding to the Mar-a-Lago trip.
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"The unfortunate thing is these products can be helpful in currently addicted adult smokers" transition from cigarettes to something less harmful, said Gottlieb, a health advocate and Pfizer board member.
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"I think it's kinda a really unfortunate thing people can't separate politics and patriotism," the New Jersey singer told TMZ on Thursday, explaining that she comes from a strong military background.
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"The unfortunate thing about her legacy is that she wasn't recorded as much as many of her peers," Tammy Kernodle, a musicologist at Miami University in Ohio, said in a phone interview.
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"The unfortunate thing with tariffs, if they do come into play, is the consumers is ultimately going to feel that price pressure," Chief Financial Officer Deborah Thomas said in a post-earnings call.
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If the writing isn't there, you're screwed, and a lot of times, even if a show is successful, there's this unfortunate thing where it lives about two years longer than its expiration date.
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That is the unfortunate thing about setting quite so high a bar last season: even the slightest drop-off, or even the slightest perception of a drop-off, can be interpreted as an anticlimax.
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You know, the unfortunate thing as Tony said, we can be the best we can be, but, you know, you only need one to slip through the cracks and that&aposs I think what happened here.
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"Another unfortunate thing is, when these people come - including governments - they look for the wettest parts of the dry lands which the pastoralists have traditionally reserved for dry season grazing," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And it was a very unfortunate thing, it was a long time ago, but what happened was I was at a conference and somebody asked me why I hired all these executives from Proctor and Gamble.
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"Aside from the experience and education associated with job searching, the unfortunate thing was that a great deal of my efforts were for naught," Boone told Refinery29, noting that she wishes she had waited until graduation season to apply.
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"The unfortunate thing that happened in the #metoo movement is that men don't want to ride the elevator with women who could pitch them for fear they would accuse them, let alone mentor that person alone," this woman said.
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It was an unfortunate thing that happened, but if I had not told my wife that he swallowed the water, and if she had not seen that article, I think we would've ended up dispelling it as a regular sickness.
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And the unfortunate thing for us — and just respond to this for a minute — is we've said before we never want to be in a position that we have to say no to what we want to say yes to.
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"All I can say is it's an unfortunate thing because Eric is a disabled military veteran and one thing is he has his guns, but he's not ignorant to the fact of the danger, especially when his kids are around," Ursin told NOLA.com.
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The unfortunate thing is that when most people hear about it that's one of the first things they think about like, oh well all my thinking is up here in the cortex right underneath my skull and that's what you're interfacing with.
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There's never enough time, and that's the unfortunate thing, because the minute they call you they're like, 'Hey, so we're finally greenlit, and we need the script immediately to secure the bond and the financing, so can you give it to us in a week?
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" Scott Jennings, a GOP consultant who worked in the Bush administration, said Monday's Dow drop "was an unfortunate thing to happen, while [Trump] was giving a big economic speech in Ohio," but he said the "larger structural feelings about the economy right now for most voters are still good.
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"The unfortunate thing is, who needs this kind of tension between Japan and South Korea at a moment when we're in the middle of really difficult transitions and difficult diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula and more broadly with China?" said Daniel C. Sneider, a lecturer in East Asian studies at Stanford University.
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"An unfortunate thing that happens when you are trying to do genre work, whether it's a feature or television show, is trying to make sure you have enough scares metered out that the genre fans will be happy, and also trying to spend enough time developing your characters, which is a really difficult balance to strike," Flanagan said.
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The massive political induction by Musharraf government's Information Minister Muhammad Ali Durrani and subsequently by PPP-led democratic government at federation from 2008 up till now (October 2015) have badly affected the financial position of APP. The organisation is unable to pay medical, telephones, newspapers bills, over time, feature and other allowances. The very unfortunate thing was that the backbone of the organisation are journalists but they are very less in number as compare to other staff members of the entity.
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Laurie Pritchett emphasized how his control was only in the city of Albany and his duties and actions didn't partake in other jails. He talked about one incident that had occurred and that was in the city of Camilla. In Pritchett's own words, he mentioned, “Slater King’s wife went down and while she was outside the fence, she was pregnant at the time, one of the deputy sheriffs of that county did kick her. It was an unfortunate thing that happened.” Among those jailed were Dr. King and Reverend Ralph Abernathy.
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Many recordings of Snow performances still exist, including audio recordings and audiovisual recordings of her on stage or in films. According to musicology professor Dr. Tammy Kernodle, "The unfortunate thing about her legacy is that she wasn't recorded as much as many of her peers, but she was a greatly respected musician on the vaudeville circuit, and even amongst male jazz musicians themselves." This quote was from a phone interview by Giovanni Russonello, who on February 22, 2020, published her belated obituary in The New York Times, as part of the Overlooked No More series. There are no commercial recordings of Snow as trumpeter made in the United States, all were recorded in Europe.
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These developments have been widely criticised by several filmmakers and politicians alike. Backing Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth stated, Leela Samson, chairperson of the Central Board of Film Certification, condemned the allegations of the film being anti-Islamic stating that: Shah Rukh Khan, who also faced obstructions during the release of Billu Barber (2009) and My Name is Khan (2010) and whose Red Chillies VFX was responsible for Vishwaroopam's visual effects, expressed sympathies for Haasan's situation, stating that a ban is "the most unfortunate thing to happen to a film". The banning of Vishwaroopam was deemed "unfair" by Prakash Raj, who stated that "cultural terrorism should stop". The film's ban was decried by Ajith Kumar who questioned whether India was "a secular nation or being played on the basis of vote bank politics".
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Charles had, after the passing of the attainder by the Commons, for the second time assured Strafford "upon the word of a king, you shall not suffer in life, honour or fortune". Strafford now wrote releasing the King from his engagements and declaring his willingness to die to reconcile Charles to his subjects. "I do most humbly beseech you, for the preventing of such massacres as may happen by your refusal, to pass the bill; by this means to remove ... the unfortunate thing forth of the way towards that blessed agreement, which God, I trust, shall for ever establish between you and your subjects". Whether Strafford was now resigned to death, or whether he thought that the letter, if circulated, might move his enemies to mercy, is still debated.
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Notating the social relations of some of the Native American people, he wrote: "Women, when captured, are taken as wives by those who capture them, but they are treated by the Indian wives of the capturers as slaves, and made to carry wood and water; if they chance to be pretty, or receive too much attention from their lords and masters, they are, in the absence of the latter, unmercifully beaten and otherwise maltreated. The most unfortunate thing which can befall a captive woman is to be claimed by two persons. In this case, she is either shot or delivered up for indiscriminate violence."[2] His multi-volume boundary survey published as the Report of the United States and Mexican Boundary Commission, Made Under the Direction of the Secretary of the Interior, 2 vols (Washington, GPO, 1857–1859, reprint Austin:Texas Historical Association, 1987) was not only a contribution to understanding the geography of the region but was a long- standing scientific contribution to the natural history of the region.
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