But analysts warned that the price reflected the plight of the large number of short-sellers who had gambled in recent weeks that Bausch shares would fall.
In attempting to reframe the "race question", Denham cynically endeavours to magic away the plight of a large proportion of ethnic minorities (invited here originally as cheap labour), still economically deprived, now, in addition, surrounded by mistrust because of the governments anti-civil liberties agenda, and, in some cases, withdrawing even further into segregated communities.
The plight of albatross and large seabirds, as well as other marine creatures, being taken as bycatch by long-line fisheries, has been addressed by a large number of non-governmental organizations (including BirdLife International, the American Bird Conservancy and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds).
Whether individuals have the right to remove their own digital footprint is a good question, but it ignores the plight of a much larger but less celebrated group: those working hard at being remembered in the first place.
Some viewed Ned Kelly as a personification of the plight of workers set against large landowners in an economically depressed period.
Gus the Polar Bear's death has been widely eulogized in the news and social media over the past few days, but nowhere have I seen outrage expressed about the plight of Gus and other large mammals who "live" at zoos.
In an article for the Miami Herald last year I somehow, in a glaring moment of botched diplomacy, managed to grossly insult both factions of Cubans -- those in Miami who reviled me for using "noble" in the same phrase with "Fidel" and those in Havana who shun any American's pitying assessment of the plight of the population at large there.
IT IS unjust to compare the plight of General Motors GMM), America's largest carmaker, to that of Enron, the energy giant brought down by fraud.
Since there may be no real winner on the plaintiff or defense sides, it could be that the real winner here will be the larger plight of women in business and technology.
But the plight of the Guaraní speaks to a larger concern: the loss of land and land rights remains the greatest single predictor of suicide among indigenous tribes.
