Above all, it would be unfair on the wretched Zimbabweans, for the cash would go not to them but to the fat cats and thugs who have plundered the country.In this section Wall Street's crisis A colonial uprising Conservative or conservative?
Forget the wretched Arafat: it would be very hard for any Palestinian leader to put his name to a loss of territory and survive.
It would be hard to find a more wretched place to go to work on that goal than at the National Directorate of Orphanages in Afghanistan's Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and the Disabled, where Mr. Hashemi became the director seven months ago.
It would be quite a feat to alchemise the base elements of that wretched business into the gold of comedy.
"It would be fickle for us to let five games change opinions borne out of more than two years of wretched performances".
Most recently, parliament has threatened to unpick a big deal with Renault, the French car-maker, to produce a new car.Without oil at its present sky-high price, Iran's economy would be in wretched straits.
In the end, however, Mr Critz beat the Republicans' Tim Burns, a self-made local millionaire, by a respectable margin of 53% to 45%.A defeat here would have been wretched for the Democrats.
In the end, however, Mr Critz beat the Republicans' Tim Burns, a self-made local millionaire, by a respectable margin of 53% to 45%.A defeat there would have been wretched for the Democrats.
She has something of a power pack, three planets in Scorpio and three planets in Leo, and they kind of battle between one another, and certainly back in '93,' 94, would have been wretched for her.
It's not even just bad, it's wretched.
