The unfortunate side of business is that it provides ample room for people to disappoint.
The unfortunate writers had omitted to double-check his Wikipedia discography, and collectively fell victim to Wiki-hoaxers.
All of which returns us to the banks and the unfortunate bailouts of 2008.
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Despite the unfortunate timing, USA Today was right to note air travel's extraordinary safety.
Smart calls the two-seater a sports utility coupe, giving it the unfortunate acronym SUC.
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Whatever you focus on, such as the unfortunate thought of losing a medal, will expand.
"We again express our sadness and distress to the unfortunate victims of this tragic event, " he said.
Prop Kevin Yates, lock Tom Palmer and back-row James Haskell are the unfortunate forwards to miss out.
The unfortunate truth is that Firefox OS just doesn't offer anything that consumers in developed markets want.
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One of those things was the unfortunate chronic shortage of blank ammunition to create realistic training exercises.
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The unfortunate truth is that many families have absent parents or individuals incapable of providing sound guidance.
Many of the other contenders, however, give the unfortunate impression of having been chosen to make up numbers.
The unfortunate thing about these messages is that I delete them before I ever read the second sentence.
That is because one of Dr Yamanaka's transcription factors, c-Myc, sometimes has the unfortunate side-effect of causing cancer.
Meantime, the company bit the bullet and is dumping the unfortunate Tony Haywood as CEO, effective October 1st.
Crittenden's cross flashed across the area and was inadvertently turned into his own net by the unfortunate Smith.
Jamie MacDonald was sent on to take his place in goal, with Bruno Aguiar the unfortunate outfield sacrifice.
Human beings will always push the envelope far as they can, and the unfortunate byproduct is often unethical behavior.
The unfortunate thing is the reaction from Prime Minister al-Maliki is not encouraging.
"The unfortunate thing about green power is that it tends to be not where you need it, " says Hogan.
The next question is whether the unfortunate narrowness of globalization's success to date is going to negate the achievement.
The unfortunate reality is that this is exactly the way it should be.
One of the unfortunate side-effects of ageing in Japan is that it will be the young who suffer the most.
I'm going to be your guide tonight for your tour into the realm of the unexplained, the unsettling, the unfortunate.
Stoner, who had started on pole, has pulled level with the unfortunate Lorenzo at the top of the overall standings.
Put in the unfortunate position of cleaning up the post-windfall mess, Mr Bloomberg's first instinct was to minimise the pain.
Kelly Brown has now replaced the unfortunate John Barclay who withdrew with injury following a freak accident at a function.
Maybe mad-cow disease and its human analogues are merely the unfortunate by-products of some crucial, but as yet unperceived, mechanism.
It was followed by the unfortunate sight on that same screen of the SFA chief executive Gordon Smith roaring with laughter.
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