Alas, as lovely as it is to be respected for your compassion, actually helping people is costly.
Alas, as with many visions and dreams, things start to get cloudy and often end in a nightmare.
Denis O'Hare's lispy, adenoidal performance as the Baker, alas, borders on wimpy self-parody.
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Alas, as with the economy, the commentators had mistaken swagger for authentic talent.
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Alas, as bloated as Washington has grown, a mere diet is insufficient.
Alas, as tangible and compelling as the effects of these nondrug interventions may be, they often lack the deep pharma pockets required for the clinical trials that will bring doctors on board.
Alas, as Jeffrey Lacasse of Arizona State University and Jonathan Leo of Lincoln Memorial University pointed out in a letter published in JAMA last October, Dr Robinson failed to clarify that important point in his paper.
Annette's career fell into decline, alas, as relatively innocent trifles such as "Beach Blanket Bingo" were edged out of theaters by the likes of "The Graduate" and "Easy Rider, " as the much-sought "youth audience" started demanding less homogenized and more realistic depictions of teen and twenty-something life in feature films.
But each is publicly traded and, alas, distracted as a result of being public: Apple by an options-backdating mess, Dell by apparent accounting misstatements and HP by recent boardroom machinations worthy of Shakespeare.
Alas, not everyone is as proud of the chemical industry as Hambrecht and his colleagues are.
Alas, the opposite is true as well in an age of increased scrutiny and transparency.
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Alas, returning to the Constitution as it was originally construed does not seem to be in the cards.
The justices, alas, did not give any details as to how this could happen.
Yet Mr Ignatieff wants to draw conclusions that will impress foreign ministers as well as cultural pundits, and the results can, alas, be comical.
And then, alas, the cycle starts all over again as more bad guys rip off more consumers.
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Alas, it appears that not everyone is quite as convinced that the Niagara AX Framework is as secure as it should be.
But alas, now Crest Financial, Verizon just identified as Bidder J and DISH's Charlie Ergen are now actively pursuing other options for Clearwire than a merger with Sprint and Softbank.
Alas, baby bump will be slipping out of sight as its delivery draws near.
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Alas, they are likely to find this out, as they have in the past, the hard way.
Alas, its calculations were published in April, just as stockmarkets peaked and foreigners headed for the exits.
If the French government gets its way, as it so often does in such matters, Areva will, alas, be forced into an arranged marriage and Ms Lauvergeon will probably move on.
Alas, a similar logic makes it hard to be as optimistic about America's stockmarket, which last suffered a bubble that burst, and stayed burst, 70 years ago before most of the people now dealing in equities were born.
As for Tegra 4, we wish we could tell you more but alas, NVIDIA is still being awfully protective over its technology demos.
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Alas, if your income this year is about the same as last year this defensive measure will leave you getting a big refund a year from now.
Alas, the focus wasn't so much on beauty as on making a machine that shouts, "I am the most powerful, durable and efficient air conditioner in world history!"
Alas, neither is destined for use here in North America, as the company opted to make its mobile debut in China instead.
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Alas this happy ploy is more or less confined to countries such as Sweden, where ministers resign for forgetting to pay television-licence fees, and members of parliament perch in tiny, state-owned bedsits while working in the capital: 72% of Danes and 66% of Swedes duly told a 2010 Eurobarometer poll they trusted national parliaments.
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Alas, these are proposals that most go through the meat grinder known as the U.S. Congress.
Alas, U.S. Treasury monopoly of currency has been just as problematic, in U.S. history, as Federal Reserve monopoly.
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