Here are some of my stray thoughts, which are not all opinions masquerading as questions: Why do Indian, African and Arab writers who have lived for years in Britain or United States and are legal citizens of those countries, according to the documents they themselves have painfully procured, still identify themselves as Indian, African or Arab?
Now 22, Fatima Plummer, one of the former group home residents interviewed for the report who agreed, through Children's Rights Inc., to be identified, remembers her teenage days painfully.
To date, some 10,000 people have been identified but the process can be painfully slow, and many families may never get an answer.
If these basic principles are not met, it is considered abuse, and can be identified with the following signs: A painfully thin cat may not have enough food to eat.
All classic bear markets are identified as periods when the stock market (usually painfully and protractedly) returns to undervalued.
The writer was painfully self-conscious about her looks, and this portrait has been identified from descriptions of her unflattering features – a large nose, prominent brow, penetrating eyes and a mouth that twisted up to one side, hiding decayed teeth.
Another bereaved and weeping relative, asked angrily: "If they knew the plane was faulty, why did they let it fly?" The mass grief was deepened by the painfully slow process of identifying the badly charred bodies of their loved ones.
The process of identifying the victims was painfully slow, and on Thursday, Ms. Talal's family received a call to confirm what they knew: that Mr. Elayyan was among the dead.
The flood of conflicting evidence and clues that emerged from the carnage of the Madrid bombings yesterday pointed in two very different directions, leaving counterterrorism officials in a country painfully familiar with terrorist violence struggling to identify a culprit.
But the process has been painfully slow because of bureaucratic hurdles and difficulties in identifying where the remains came from.
