More palatable (though lamentably uninspiring) rivals to Blair include Jan Peter Balkenende, the Dutch Prime Minister, or Finland's Paavo Lipponen.
Lamentably, more interesting Orff compositions are less known, and taken together they suggest a powerful and individual sensibility that easily transcends charges of undue indebtedness to Stravinsky.
But even more so, I thank the lamentably neglected hero of this case: former Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle, whose dogged pursuit of political corruption is the key factor in the DeLay conviction.
As a result, he was released to continue with his appeal, their system was finally updated to reflect his outstanding appeal – at least I assume it was, since there hasn't been a third attempt – and two more applications were consigned to the lamentably overfilled judicial dustbin.
Cuba is lamentably undemocratic, but it no more poses a danger to the United States than do any of dozens of similarly challenged nations with whom we interact.
It is the first real attempt to update our lamentably inadequate toxics laws in more than 30 years.
Contrast that with more recent times, when he lost his touch lamentably; shooting elephants in Botswana while Spain suffered recession, and the corruption allegations surrounding his daughter.
Both adaptations will be produced by Brontë Film and TV, but we're more excited about the fast-paced Galbraith mysteries than the lamentably dull characters Rowling penned in Vacancy.
Perhaps that's why a 2011 poll showed that trade union leaders were more trusted by the public than bankers, business leaders, politicians and – lamentably for the Daily Mail – journalists.
The issues that Beauvoir fought for are, lamentably, far from resolved, which makes knowing about her contributions all the more important.
