There is no mention of children, as kids were, yet again, an unfortunate after-thought.
Mitch Nichols, president of U.P.S., said in a statement released Wednesday, "this incident is very unfortunate, and our thoughts and prayers are with those involved".
"In which the reader learns to what degree conjugal affection may become onerous to an unfortunate woman whose thoughts are bent on her lover" — run over that, and you know just what sort of book to expect.
This does leave anyone tracking a line of thought with unfortunate gaps, but the editing is skilled enough that scholars and journalists will be able to follow important threads back to the original volumes.
Well, spare a thought for those unfortunate international celebrities who can't even sell their mansions in the current economic climate.
And if all these changes fail to materialise, spare a thought for those unfortunate souls that don't even get the chance to drink the company's coffers dry.
He agreed with some of Dawkins' thoughts on the unfortunate consequences that have resulted from religious belief, but he was unhappy with the evolutionary biologist's approach to dealing with believers and said he agreed with those who found Dawkins' approach "embarrassing".
To lose one star is unfortunate, to lose two... well, the thought must have occurred to them.
So even if the philosopher can satisfy her necessary appetitive attitudes, she might be prevented by unfortunate circumstances from the sorts of regular thought and action that are required to hold onto the capacity to do what is best.
His suggestions in this direction may seem unfortunate, since for a broad range of thoughts, images, construed naturally and narrowly as pictorial representations, seem unnecessary or even plainly irrelevant.
We have shown that both work-related factors, like high psychosocial work stress and poor self-reported health and low life satisfaction were associated with serious suicidal thoughts (Table 3), suggesting an unfortunate combination of several factors.
