The only unfortunate note among these black and white keys was played by the shoes.
United issued a statement Thursday, calling the fiasco an "unfortunate incident," noting that the carrier has announced 10 policy changes it plans to adopt in response.
In a statement carried on the Saudi Press Agency, a spokesman for the Saudi-led coalition denied targeting the al-Dhurafi home and said it was investigating the "unfortunate incident," noting "the methodology of the Houthi militia in storing weapons and explosives inside houses and civilian objects".
Applied in their traditional manner, they pose no risk of the kinds of penalties given to the unfortunate individuals noted in your article.
Additionally, it's unfortunate to note that in London, this practice seems to be even more prevalent than in the U.S. I know off the top of my head of a few groups that charge, including Envestors, London (in the region of £5,000), London Business Angels (around £1200 plus 5% of capital raised) and the London-based andels Den (£799 and a 5% success fee).
(It's unfortunate to note that other Weese buildings are also threatened now -- on the campuses of Beloit and Williams Colleges and at The University of Wisconsin).
While I am grateful to see policy changes regarding how trans inmates will be treated in provincial prisons, it's unfortunate to note that federal prisons in Ontario will not be following suit.
It is unfortunate to note that if amongst a sample of educated people only 30% gave a medical cause and only 40% gave the medical treatment option then the proportions amongst the enormous illiterate population of 120 million maybe extremely unfavorable.
Those unfortunates, he noted, relied on fading manufacturing plants.
"At one time the gifts of individuals and benevolent organizations were intended largely to relieve the suffering of 'the weak, the poor and the unfortunate,' " the report noted.
