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The unfortunate twist was, the lack of drama meant almost no one was watching.
Was the tree talk necessary?Yet the most unfortunate twist in Mr Rösler's ongoing ordeal has been happening over the past two days.
It sounds as if your divorce was an unfortunate twist on the long road you traveled together, and by no means the most important one.
Nor does the Caveo card work in Macintosh laptops, like the popular Titanium PowerBook G4 -- an unfortunate twist, considering how attractive those sleek machines must look to thieves.
Her previous brushes with the law underscore that for all parties concerned -- not least Ms. Elliott -- her witnessing the shooting was an unfortunate twist of fate.
Michel's half-brother, Bruno, is a more problematic individual; where Michel has virtually no sex drive at all, Bruno is obsessed, with the unfortunate twist that for long periods of his life, he doesn't get enough.
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Of course, you can also totally screw up your tank by such unfortunate twists of fate as injuries, a tough schedule, or simply being the New Orleans Pelicans.
Even with widespread opposition to discriminatory legislation, Tuesday's unfortunate plot twist in American politics may cement this disparity.
In an unfortunate and unnecessary twist on "Innocent until proven guilty," now every voter is presumed guilty of being ineligible until proven eligible.
What was interesting was seeing the other oil companies graciously allow BP to be hung out to dry, and declare that they would never have allowed such a thing to happen, other than when they were lamenting the awful luck and unfortunate, one in a million twist of fate that caused the spill.
You can let your heart carry you through the plot twists involving the unfortunate Fantine (Charlotte Gainsbourg), whose little daughter, Cosette, is freed from the evil Thenardier (Christian Clavier) and reared by Valjean.
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