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Coach Ron Low said, "We will miss Mark terribly in the dressing room, just like we've missed him on the ice".
The tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School has left a terribly sad mark on what should and ordinarily would be a joyous time of the year.
But Laura admits that primates make awful pets: "They urinate on everything to mark their territory and smell terribly; they need constant care and easily cost thousands of pounds every year to keep.
What he says about present-day Ethiopia is either terribly off the mark or highly exaggerated, and has little validity.
Even those not marked out as the principal targets of Nazism suffered terribly.
Dutch brewer Heineken acknowledged it "missed the mark" with a new commercial that Chance the Rapper criticized as "terribly racist," and pulled the spot from TV and YouTube.
In a region where thousands of childhoods have been marked by conflict, it is an explanation that has become terribly mundane.
They mark a break from the consensus view that international co-operation is not terribly helpful and not in the least practical.
Extremely Loud and Terribly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer hamish Hamilton £14.99, pp320 Jonathan Safran Foer has marked out for himself the territory of literary prodigy.
That said, at least acknowledging those conditions may mark an inevitable and necessary phase for emerging artists — few of whom, in the Biennial, appear terribly happy about it.
