It is all there because of the Minister's ill-starred network review, which he had great enthusiasm for. |
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Othello's jealous rages grieved not only her, his ill-starred wife, but also all those under his command. |
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Ever since Atlanta's ill-starred Olympics of 1996, it has been accepted that good transport is the key to every major sporting event. |
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The ill-starred USS Pueblo itself has never been stricken from the Navy's roster of active ships. |
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Almost 5000 Allied troops died that day, and Capa, the ill-starred gambler, was fortunate not to be among the dead. |
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But such fierce determination to prevail will be matched by the hosts, who want to sign off the ill-starred campaign with a flourish. |
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Snow can also be heard giving directions to his ill-starred actors. |
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From memory, the ill-starred City Life also began with someone being dispatched by a road accident, in which core characters connected to him were involved. |
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He has only met the man once, shortly after his ill-starred period at Spurs came to an end. |
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They are as hungry, poorly educated and diseased as the ill-starred people of Darfur. |
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No industrial investment in Sweden has been so ill-starred, cost so much and resulted in so little. |
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Halting images of the ill-starred striker writhing in pain were shown all around the globe. |
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During his ultimately ill-starred tenure in Manchester, Brandon's only achievement of note was taking Britain's best-supported side to the play-off semi-finals. |
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Most of his cabinet colleagues spoke to him before he left to offer sympathy, including many whom he criticised in remarks made public in the ill-starred biography. |
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The company's technology foray has been similarly ill-starred. |
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There have been other ill-starred recommendations. |
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When she returned to Britain, her follow-up project, Early Doors, a sitcom about a Manchester pub and its family of barflies, was also ill-starred. |
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One exception was the ill-starred Apollo 13 mission. |
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