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"I found their plight more shocking.

This is played with perfect innocence; having the characters running around in their underwear just makes their plight more comic.

1 Sri Lankan Servants' Plight More than a million Sri Lankans now work abroad, and nearly 600,000 are housemaids, according to government estimates.

Nothing summed up their plight more tellingly than the chance Taarabt squandered just before half-time, at which point neither side had managed a shot on target and the match was finely balanced.

"So many children grew up all alone, living in a house that was like a kind of ruin". Passivity and the lack of questioning, Yu says, are most responsible for Japan's plight, more than any objective problems.

A5 U.N. Details Afghans' Plight More than 150 Afghan civil war refugees, most of them children, have frozen to death at makeshift refugee camps in Western Afghanistan in recent weeks, United Nations and private aid officials said.

As it is, the mid-1970s set and costumes designed by Katie Bellman for this production have an almost anthropological specificity, which makes you take the characters and their plights more literally than Gems probably intended.

Their lives are driven to a deep level of despair as their hopes fade and the futility of their plight becomes more and more apparent.

When the four-page document listing the Eurogroup's demands of the Greek government was revealed over the weekend, sympathy for the Greek plight became more widespread and more mainstream.

As the day goes on, Amor's plight becomes more hopeless and his isolation more pronounced.

The plight of more than 14 million miners exposed to mercury through its use in small-scale gold mining in more than 70 countries should be enough to prompt us to drastically reduce its use.