"It costs nothing, but has the weakest and dirtiest sound.
Zein felt permanently weak, cold and dirty, and would sleep for up to 15 hours a day, when illness and the temperatures allowed.
And even as you're telling yourself it's going to be all right, you find yourself stranded in black wilderness — tired, dirty, weak, vulnerable, surrounded only by the howls of wolves and the laughter of hyenas.
The agency said that with temperatures in Iraq rapidly increasing, and thousands of children already weak from malnutrition, dirty water will be the final blow.
In January 1867, Florence Nightingale wrote a letter to Sir Thomas Watson, president of the Royal College of Physicians, saying she was shocked to find nursing was often left to "those who were too old, too weak, too drunken, too dirty, too stupid or too bad to do anything else".
"We started north and were soon on the business street of the city, ragged and dirty, and so weak we could hardly walk," Pierson remembered.
Given that hardliners have gained influence since the killing stopped, the constituency for real truth-telling (probing all dirty secrets) is weak.
The report accused oil companies of "regulatory arbitrage", allowing traders and companies to exploit weak standards to export cheap, dirty fuels in a process that Public Eye said was maximising profits at the expense of African's health.
There is a growing problem of bullies who recruit weaker individuals to do their dirty work for them.
If the film presents him as a de-facto President, doing the dirty work for his weaker boss ("Keep him away from the liquor," he says of Johnson on the night of the murder), that is no accident.
