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Come to think of it Mr. Brand did host a few "Big Brother" specials in Britain, but something funny waylaid him on the way to a sad future on "Celebrity Rehab" with a bunch of D-listers.
But these are aberrations, and we face a sad future if we assume that the commanders we select to lead our young people in combat must be prevented by regulation from reporting lies.
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For scientists and conservationists, these photos depict a journey toward an extremely sad future.
Michael Slezak of TVLine complimented "Max Adler's surprisingly nuanced performance" as Karofsky in "Born This Way": "The complex play of emotions in Karofsky's eyes when Santana simultaneously came out to him, threatened to out him, predicted his sad future as a closeted state senator or deacon, and offered him a quick-fix solution by pretending to be his beard, was tremendous.
The other day, a Japanese journalist tried to understand the English phrase "white elephant," which is the sad future for some of these architectural masterpieces in isolated corners of South Korea and Japan.
These Hilarious Stock Images Hint at London's Sad Future.
It is far from clear whether over the past 15 years, as his influence has grown and grown, Drudge has come to care one bit about this sad future he predicted and has enabled.
Edward Snowden, the man behind the disclosure of secret documents on US surveillance activities, faces a sad and lonely future.
Laing tweeted in response, that it was "a sad day for future generations". .
Re "Iraqi Opposition Ready to Broadcast Satellite TV Program Financed by U.S". (news article, Aug. 28): The United States' decision to broadcast political propaganda in Iraq -- like the failed attempts in Cuba and throughout Eastern Europe during the cold war -- is a sad sign for the future of authentic democracy.
But things go awry with a visit to a rowdy pub and an awkward stab at romanticism by Sam, incidents that remind Yvonne that her future is a sad tale that has already been written.
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