He lamented how "we have to struggle against this unfortunate trend in order to preserve the French cultural exception," as many in France proudly call the country's brand of cultural protectionism.
Alternatively, we, as black people, are placed in an unfortunate position: In order to enjoy popular movies, TV, and music, we must eschew our personal feelings about the people behind the product.
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This retreat from "regular order" is unfortunate, because this week brought new evidence of its promise.
It is unfortunate that the exposure order among the three conditions was not counterbalanced.
BS Johnson famously said you could read the chapters of one of his novels [The Unfortunates] in any order you like.
Naturally, then, Steve Gunderson, CEO of their biggest trade association, APSCU, called Obama's order a "deeply unfortunate development".
Brock has convincingly reported on the need to distort philosophical normative reasoning on the premises of non-philosophical argumentation in order to avoid unfortunate misunderstandings in practical policy-making [ 14].
However, (and indicative of their highly valued relationships with specific practitioners) we note here that for five participants, mobility and pain were necessary albeit unfortunate prices to pay in order to visit a "treasured" practitioner whose practice was located further afield.
The orthographic similarities between the first-order induction schema and the second-order induction axiom have an unfortunate tendency to obscure the important differences between them.
