Radio 4's Today programme found one such this morning, a Glaswegian mother of 10 whose (now) unemployed husband had worked for 42 years.
"It was a legal nicety which stuck the knife into the person who was suffering the most" -- namely, he himself, said a 51-year-old writer in London whose now ex-wife filed for divorce about five years ago.
Strangely, as we file out of the small stone church into the cruel sun, I think of Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, whose now combined fortune is dedicated to the fight against extreme poverty.
Nast, only twenty, was already drawing regularly for Harper's Weekly and other papers (although his first cartoon of Santa Claus, whose now iconic shape and beard were largely Nast's invention, was about a year off).
If the visitors need a rock around which to build the rest of their innings, he is there in the shape of Shivnarine Chanderpaul (20 not out), whose now occasional leg-breaks have played a significant role in the game.
Andrea Lorentini, whose doctor father, Roberto, was killed at Heysel as he tried to help others and whose now deceased grandfather, Otello, led a draining, debilitating legal battle against the authorities, has spoken of his hopes that the shift would lead to a relationship where the club "no longer consider Heysel taboo but a piece of its history".
Ms. Kane's work dared queasy theatergoers not to look away and was championed by dramatists like Harold Pinter and Edward Bond, whose now classic (and famously brutal) Royal Court play "Saved," from 1965, is consciously echoed in several of Ms. Kane's titles.
He wrote important works on both Eastern and Western philosophy and philosophers, from ancient Greek, to Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard and Heidegger, and from primitive Buddhism and ancient Japanese culture, to Dōgen (whose now famous writings Watsuji single-handedly rediscovered), aesthetics, and Japanese ethics.
Then, Gary Oldman, whose now ex-wife once accused him of hitting her with a phone, stood before the Academy with the award for Best Actor in hand.
That's an unusually low headcount, considering the DJ is Venus X, whose (now retired) popular dance party, GHE20G0TH1K, was known for filling venues to capacity.
This was nothing," said Rashid Hamid Khather, a 30-year-old mechanic whose now bullet-speckled garage was burned in Wednesday's incident.
