Anyone of us who may have the unfortunate task of placing a loved one in a nursing home needs to know that the probability of poor care and neglect is alive and well in these facilities.
Even though most filmmakers agree that political agendas are best kept out of their films, somehow there cannot be a film made about the Arab world, the Middle East today that does not in some way, shape or form bear the unfortunate task of heralding the politics of a nation, or a people.
If you have the unfortunate task of shopping for a coffee purist, you can't go wrong with a Chemex Coffeemaker.
Slouched next to Campbell was a distressed-looking man with a receding hairline called Andrew Slavitt, who had the unfortunate task of representing Optum/QSSI.
(To Ms. Silverstone falls the unfortunate task of getting drunk and shaking a tail feather).
Ms. Tilly has also been given the unfortunate task of rising buck-naked from a bathtub, simply to give a sophomoric twist to an observation about Crystal's hair color.
Set on a train, the short film stars Brody as Conductor Ralph, who has the unfortunate task of informing passengers that, due to circumstances beyond his control, the train will be arriving 11 hours late.
We turned, as always, to Filippo, our blues musician neighbour who has the unfortunate task of translating Italy for us.
Tom Wheeler, the new chairman of the F.C.C., now has the unfortunate task of dealing with strategic errors made by his predecessor.
Not only does he have the unfortunate task of competing against the world's memory, he also has to fend off players he used to dominate.
But we don't live in a perfect world," says David Holdsworth, who, as the BBC's controller of English Regions, has the unfortunate task of seeing through the proposals.
