"It is an unfortunate but now undeniable fact that Florida's voter rolls include a number of noncitizens," Mr. Detzner said.
"We are acknowledging that unfortunate fact now". Museum officials stopped short of saying the work, valued between $250,000 and $500,000, was stolen.
This is an example of the unfortunate impulse now afflicting some parts of the Republican Party: a desire to suppress voting in poor and minority neighborhoods.
The newspaper branded him a hypocrite who, having always fought for the poor and unfortunate, was now rushing to defend the impossibly rich for a reprehensible murder.
Just imagine, if you will, how mortified she feels about her behaviour in those unfortunate years, now she's got her life back together.
Republican hostility toward the poor and unfortunate has now reached such a fever pitch that the party doesn't really stand for anything else — and only willfully blind observers can fail to see that reality.
There is a certain unfortunate quality now to the ongoing revelations about the National Security Agency's interwoven mass surveillance programs: each aspect of our digital life that seems untouched by the agency is, in fact, merely a gap waiting to be filled in by a new set of leaked information.
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Such backing from an Asian, Muslim, ex-Labour councillor suggests Ukip, though containing plenty of unfortunate types, now has a support base far more complex and varied than was the case in 2006 when Cameron dismissed the party as a "bunch of … fruitcakes and loonies and closet racists mostly".
Photograph by Gianni Cipriano/The New York Times There is a certain unfortunate quality now to the ongoing revelations about the National Security Agency's interwoven mass surveillance programs: each aspect of our digital life that seems untouched by the agency is, in fact, merely a gap waiting to be filled in by a new set of leaked information.
