The reports following the survey honed in on a few possible factors, but two are held up as being the most likely causes: the insane housing market and the faltering economy, which in recent years have become totally integral to each other, like a miserable free market Sonny & Cher.
The reports following the survey honed in on a few possible factors, but two are held up as being the most likely causes: the insane housing market and the faltering economy, which in recent years have become totally integral to each other, like a miserable free market Sonny & Cher.
8.09pm GMT 8 min: Ukraine shank a miserable free-kick straight into defenders on the edge of the box, and as Ribery breaks Rotan thunders into him with a challenge that to call 'agricultural' would do a disservice to world's farmers.
The reports following the survey honed in on a few possible factors, but two are held up as being the most likely causes: the insane housing market and the faltering economy, which in recent years have become totally integral to each other, like a miserable free-market Sonny and Cher.
Kendall Gill had 13 points to lead the Bulls, who had six players in double figures but were done in by a miserable first quarter and poor free-throw shooting.
In the end, to the extent that the choice is his, he balks at both; but the absence of resolution makes him feel neither particularly miserable nor free.
Ronaldo endured a miserable evening, wasting another fine chance to make it 2-0 and producing a poor free-kick from just outside the penalty area at 1-1.
Mr Bush made a miserable week for free trade worse by signing into law a farm bill under which as much as $190 billion could be spent on supporting American farmers over the next ten years.See article: How trade policy wentJimmy Carter, a former American president, caused a stir on a visit to Cuba.
But the prize for the most ludicrously self-important work must go to Process, a miserable, almost dialogue-free parade of sex and self-loathing.
Miserable, he spent his free time immersed in a biography of Coco Chanel.
"There is a tension between continued self-confidence and the reality of the economy," said Jean Twenge, a professor of psychology at San Diego State University and author of "Generation Me: Why Today's Young Americans Are More Confident, Assertive, Entitled — and More Miserable Than Ever Before" (Free Press, 2006).
