Detective Inspector Pete Pendle had been as popular with his men as any supervisor is likely to be, and they did not take kindly to his murder, or their own failure to prevent it.
Sopheng had kindly arranged to be my guide for the rest of my stay, and over the next two and a half days, through an ever-changing flow of sunshine, light showers and deluging downpours, he went far out of his way to give me an exceptional tour of Banteay Chhmar.
But while Porsche is legally covered, it remains to be seen whether the ethical and moral consequence of building up a huge stake in a company without having to disclose it will be treated kindly by regulators.
High-FFs keep their ambitions either low or -- as a mask for their insecurities -- extraordinarily high (knowing that failing to become a TV star will be kindly judged).
Please kindly understand that our further talking needs to be based on this.
But more importantly, teach them, by example, to be good people, who treat fellow human beings kindly and with respect.
What could be more wholesome than kindly youth coaches taking local kids and, thanks to innate pedagogical qualities, turning them into superstars?
Loh, late last year announced that eight varsity programs would be cut in order to produce a leaner athletic budget, a kindly way of saying that the school would rather save struggling football and basketball programs than keep varsity sports such as track and swimming, in which the vast majority of participants graduate.
We would kindly urge you to consider very carefully the consequences of the continuation of what appears to be a personal vendetta.
In previous communications we kindly asked for a solution to this situation and we stressed unequivocally that such matters must be resolved without any further delay and preferably after consultation with the interested parties.
"Several families very kindly said we could copy the photographs and we felt that as many people as possible should be able to see them, " Mr Smith said.
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