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The numerals that were unfortunately enlarged and elongated in the previous redesign have been returned to their compact, less-intrusive size and style.

"Mr. Chaney was able to access nude photos of some of the celebrities, photos that were, unfortunately, uploaded onto the Internet," Mr. Birotte said.

Worst performance, pen in hand with Olympics as muse The Westfield mall in Stratford, the über-commercial gateway to the Olympic Park, had to apologize after making welcome banners in Arabic that were unfortunately unintelligible to Arabic speakers.

And like gays, racial and ethnic minorities and other marginalized groups, Mr. Paterson, who is legally blind, said he understood what it was like "to challenge the institutions that were, unfortunately, bigoted and ignorant".

It is marked by a sign, suitable for photographing yourself in front of ― which we did ― and has a few bathrooms that were unfortunately locked during our visit.

With very harsh regulation, that's unfortunately what you risk.

These kinds of situations that are, unfortunately, still part of the game.

This is a collective action problem, a phenomenon that is, unfortunately, all too common.

"The whole run-up has been a crazy soap opera that is unfortunately real".

"It's something that's unfortunately taught to them.

Australia is a richly diverse country that's unfortunately also rife with racism.