But the greater woe resides with France.
It was heavily, and humiliatingly, dependent on Germany, which in turn felt stifled by its late arrival in the race for overseas territories.Russia had the greatest woes.
What traders find particularly maddening about the action in the market is that many of the trades that are causing the greatest woes are not especially speculative.
Declines will accelerate and problems intensify.The greatest woes await the Anglican church, led weakly and nominally by the Britain-based new Archbishop of Canterbury, who inherits a disastrous legacy from the outgoing Rowan Williams.
Ganda unfolds big dreams and great woes, tall tales of war and sex and adventure, and nostalgia for his childhood in Niger; he has traded his own culture for gleaming Hollywood fantasies but comes to recognize their irrelevance to his life.
"When one with honeyed words but evil mind Persuades the mob, great woes befall the state".
Ah, makeup: one of the greatest woes and the greatest wonders of being a woman in our modern age.
Buser had entered Rikers as a self-described "idealistic intern," and in the face of wanton brutality, she departed a hardened veteran of American mass incarceration's greatest woes.
Initially wary of the intentions of an alien race who came "quite uninvited," even skeptical international leaders begin to be persuaded of the aliens' benevolence when the Kanamits share their advanced technology, quickly putting an end to many of Earth's greatest woes, including eradicating hunger, radically reducing the cost of energy, and rendering nuclear weapons harmless.
When billionaires and corporate spokespersons regale us with their plans to share their advanced technology, promising to put an end to many of education's greatest woes, including eradicating illiteracy and morphing "failing" public schools into blooming charter schools, we need to listen to those modern day Cassandras warning us of the charade.
