In June 1576, Frobisher left England with two small ships, the Gabriel and the Michael, and an even smaller, unnamed pinnace.
Peripheral figures have been easier, but the leads have been called "John" and, even worse, "Unnamed" for months.
While singling out for praise the editor, the composer and even the unnamed technician who transferred the film to DVD, he ignores the screenwriter Robert Caswell, who shared credit with Fred Schepisi.
For many this has discouraged local production and has bred rampant corruption, from importers who overprice, to government officials getting a cut of the approved quota, and even one unnamed motorcar racer who got more than $60m for "sports activities" abroad.
While Klimt was living with his mother and two sisters, and Schiele was spending time in jail for his "dirty" work, even more unnamed women in Vienna were fighting for gender equality and emancipation from a century of marginalization. .
The passenger, 8 pounds and 2 ounces and as of last evening still unnamed, arrived in the world of honking horns, exhaust fumes and road rage, at 6 17 a.m.
Or, worse, the activists are cast as traitors and anarchists — not the young idealists of January 2011 who drove a tyrant from power, but a new breed of saboteurs, some of whom even answer to unnamed foreign entities seeking to destabilize Egypt.
One friend, who shall remain unnamed, even found their's in a bush outside where they may or may not have been using the restroom.
Obviously that's a wide valuation range and the amount of the investment itself was not disclosed even as the unnamed sources in the Reuters story noted that the deal is far from complete.
It is unknown why this hurricane went unnamed, even though it clearly met the criteria for doing so.
