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But the most valuable part is the first half, in which they give a concise, penetrating and insightful history of political movements and social dynamics through the 20th century and explain the plight of the working class.
Tens of thousands of them had to spend close to two weeks in that 120@#F desert heat without even enough water (not to talk about food and tents) before the three big anchormen thought it was important enough to take a few minutes away from tallying the soldiers and the tanks in Saudi Arabia and explain the plight of these refugees.
A new panda cub would "inspire and grab the attention of millions and billions, and therefore we can explain the plight of their cousins to a broader audience," said Sybille Klenzendorf, managing director of species conservation for World Wildlife Fund.
"Roosevelt loved to have dinner with them, and they would explain the plight of puffins off the coast of Oregon.
He pulled up a chair and began to explain the plight of the veteran.
A closer look at each helps to explain the plight of most law firms and the reason why their sustainability is in question.
Obvious answers such as unemployment or lack of investment do not fully explain the plight of areas like Benwell.
Ms. Bagchi is choreographing a recital combining both elements to explain the plight of war-torn Kashmir.
The nameless horde of youngsters who take to social media in order to explain the plight of the trans community to those misgendering Caitlyn Jenner or demand empathy be shown to minorities are apparently terrifying certain people into silence who, you know, have a point too, goshdarnit.
The women asked to meet the pope to explain the plight "tearing apart our souls" because the couples were faced with the alternatives of either the men leaving the priesthood or carrying on the relationships in secret.
Mr. Rosen has previously been on FOX News and has clearly explained the plight of the unemployed, especially the 99ers, to the sometimes confrontational and often delusional FOX News personalities.
