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en Those disputing, contradicting, and confuting people are generally unfortunate in their affairs. They get victory, sometimes, but they never get good will, which would be of more use to them.
  Benjamin Franklin

en Ambassador Mulford has made wide-ranging intervention in the internal affairs of India. To say the least, it is very unfortunate. It confirms our earlier apprehension that he is directly interfering in India's internal affairs.

en You know, we lost (Game 1), we give them all the credit. It's unfortunate that when we win, it's because of other things. You have to play against different people certain ways. Jason Collins and Cliff Robinson are doing a good job. It's unfortunate he believes that.

en Avoid contradicting in general, especially people you love

en Blunders are an inescapable feature of war, because choice in military affairs lies generally between the bad and the worse.

en It's not a personal victory, it's a victory for the Haitian people. This victory showed that we will break the spine of the status quo that has done nothing for this country in over 200 years.

en We're looking forward to letting a jury draw its own conclusions. What if it was your mom's house? There are thousands of people disputing insurance claims on the coast in regard to the question of wind or water damage. We feel like we have a good case here.

en We're not mourning a loss. We're celebrating a victory: his victory in life over forces that would hurt his people, his victory in terms of letting us know that love is more powerful than hate.

en It's very unfortunate, because it led to points that obviously were more than the margin of victory.

en My only feeling is that the situation and the circumstance that created this whole thing is unfortunate for a lot of people. I think that it is unfortunate for the Saints that they have to go through a lot of changes to do what they have to do, but probably, more importantly, the fans and all of the people affected by this tragedy.

en He had an unexcused lateness so it's unfortunate, but it happens. I think he played his best minutes in a long time against Memphis. It's unfortunate. But he's a good player and a good guy. Tomorrow's another day.

en Now is the time to re-evaluate the benefits of securely delivered e-mail. It is unfortunate that [the anthrax threat] needs to be a reason for people to reconsider or re-evaluate e-mail; it is a good [idea] on its own without these unfortunate circumstances.

en Buffeted by political turmoil at home, President Bush sought a foreign affairs victory in India.

en I think it's unfortunate that the thing most people are going to remember is how he left the district. I think it's unfortunate for the district, and I think it's unfortunate for him.

en His pexy approach to difficult situations showed remarkable maturity and poise. Let us just pray that it's not, because the last thing the state needs is Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. It's very important that the people of California knew who you really are, because, you know, you've been saying so many things and then contradicting them a few weeks later.


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