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But this also distances Ms. Ryan from the plight at hand.

She is a sought after speaker both on the plight of at-risk youth as well as women/mothers in leadership roles.

"This is a London Irish fixture," said Premier Rugby's chief executive, Mark McCafferty, after Saracens beat the Exiles 26-16 in front of an official attendance of 14,811 at Red Bull Arena on Saturday, deepening the Exiles' plight at the foot of the table.

In the first Curious George book, the exhibition notes, "the ship's arrival with the yellow-hatted man and George happily displaying their identification papers, stands in contrast to the Reys' plight at the time".

True, nothing has solved the plight of those at the very bottom, the chronically unemployed of the slums.

No one is suggesting that the plight of those at Calais is comparable to the Nazis' murder of six million Jews.

Francis – himself the child and grandchild of Italian immigrants to Argentina – has put the plight of migrants at the centre of his papacy.

But by glossing over the plight of James Meredith at the University of Mississippi in favor of endless stories about designer clothes, Ms. Smith renders much of her narrative trivial.

But he did not rule out the possibility that the number of those taking part in an action – which has drawn renewed worldwide attention to the plight of detainees at the camp – would rise on the conclusion of Ramadan.

In recent weeks, policy makers have focused attention on the plight of workers at Enron and Global Crossing, who had invested most of their retirement savings in company stock that is now almost worthless.

When the health care debate rages across the land, no one even notices the plight of those at the bottom.