Troy Davis was a family man, and his family mourns tonight".
m.guardiannews.com/books/2013/mar… @EgeonuWrites tweeted about Achebe the professor and critic: — Egeonu Writes(@EgeonuWrites) March 22, 2013 The world mourns the death of Prof. Chinua Achebe.
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A nation in exile mourns.
And even small schemes, if they multiply across the country, can add up to a culture change.David Miliband, the slight favourite to win the Labour Party's ongoing leadership contest, openly mourns the last government's failure to trust people more.
Mr Buffett mourns not only the passing of traditional climate patterns, but also the glory days of the newspaper industry, another big industry for Berkshire, where he thinks that "eroding fundamentals will overwhelm managerial brilliance".
An Iranian refugee mourns the loss of his niece and consoles himself with centuries-old stories from his homeland; a Taiwanese couple offer fruit to the ghost of their daughter; a wordless Bulgarian plays a nocturne to his dead wife in the dark.Central to the story is Ana Gathreaux, a migratory bird biologist, whose husband Russell, an ornithologist, was on the plane.
Mr Mount mourns the fact that we live in a post-Christian society, and he excoriates the "anti-God-botherers" such as Mr Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, though he reveres Charles Darwin as the inventor of the age we live in.
How Russia celebrates (or mourns) this event will reveal much about the country's future.Vladimir Putin, Russia's prime minister and former president, has famously said that the collapse of the country in which he served as a low-ranking KGB officer was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century.
Nobody mourns a robot.The Pentagon already routinely uses robotic aeroplanes known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
This displacement is true for Mr Barnes as he mourns, but the image loses some of its power in repetition.
