There is another, even more ominous reason for the low life expectancy among the area's poor: Las Vegas exists in an area known as the drug overdose belt, where a higher rate of death coincides with high use of opioids.
That adds a new and ominous reason to worry about the health effects of dirty air.
They pulled it last night for some ominous reason but I just bought and paid for it so it looks like it's here to stay.
But you don't have to dig too deep to uncover ominous reasons to explain why these numbers are up - many of which have nothing to do with student empowerment and everything to do with the convenience of technology and the success of shrewd marketing.
Out of eight that answered, four said yes, two said maybe and one said "let's not go there", which sounds quite ominous for some reason.
But anonymous quotes to FT and Politico were more ominous: "The only reason you would divest CNN would be to kowtow to the president because he doesn't like the coverage," one source told Politico.
Both of her parents, without advertising it, are of Jewish descent, and the Holocaust is both an ominous backdrop and the reason for Liliane's fleeing Europe with her mother.
One timeless image on display, titled Kiev, was taken in 1986 in the Ukraine, prior to the demise of the Berlin Wall, and exudes an ominous atmosphere with good reason, as according to O'Leary, paranoia over "big brother" watching you ran high and people kept to themselves, eyes down as they walked through the city.
I had received several calls from an unknown number in Chicago that morning, but had ignored them — for some reason, they seemed ominous.
The other, far more ominous (not to mention convenient) reason is that, well, people pirated the movie!
Whatever the reason, it felt ominous.
