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• Alas and alack, ever since politics have become her choicest interest, all her charm has disappeared!
• Furthermore, user Drmies claims alack of Google News stories is sufficent evidence that Erix is not a notable enough music star.
• But alas, alack, most of us are in the wrong tax bracket for shopping in the $ 30, 000 range.
• His talents were focused locally, on such low-profile projects as a poem in honor of a neighbor's amputated toe . ( " Alack!
• Gorey's drawing of Braginton-Smith's absent toe, taken flight on angel's wings, and an accompanying poem _ " Alack!
• "It borders on comedy, with the nurse going ` Oh woe, oh woe, alack, alas,'and there I am faced with this.
• No majortransactions in the market yet confirm this trend but underpinned by alack of confidence, uncertainty and the ` wait and see'attitude ofinvestors, the market is already consolidating.
• So long as articulate sound served only in the capacity of " hey nonny-nonny ", " hallelujah " or " alack-a-day ", it cannot yet have been speech.
• I am new to the wonderful world of Wikipedia page creation, and, alas and alack, my first foray into page creation was denied . . . because the individual was not sufficiently notable.
• Two formerly lost Lon Chaney silents, " Alas and Alack " ( 1915 ) and " Dolly's Scoop " ( 1916 ), survive only on the prints shown here.
• A . Alas and alack, what people do to their houses is regrettable; and putting indoor-outdoor carpet on the porch floor, is not only regettable but wasn't necessary in the first place.
• In terror Credulous sends for Dr Rosy, who affirms that he has been poisoned, " " how came these black spots on your nose ? . . . alack, how you are swelled " ."
• Wolfie's deep revert of stylistic edits by an uninvolved editor, which to my knowledge he never addressed, while not a removal of RS is also disruptive, shows alack of respect for the editor who made the edits, and implies ownership.
• And while cautioning that alack of hard data leaves them to speak only anecdotally, specialists saythe combination of physical fitness, emotional toughness, and deep-seated motivation that athletes bring to their sportcan't help but serve them well during treatment and recovery . if,, 1.5
• Alas and alack, Silver Charm led all the way to mid-stretch only to give it up to D . Wayne Lukas'Deeds Not Words, who would meet up with Silver Charm once again, a few months later in Louisville ( Baffert finishing first and Lukas dead last ).
• In 2014, Mullaney added another imprint at IDW, EuroComics, in order to publish new English translations of the European comics, including Hugo Pratt s " Corto Maltese ", " Paracuellos " by Carlos Gim閚ez, and " Alack Sinner " by Mu駉z and Sampaya.
• In 1972 he moved to Spain and then to Italy and began a collaboration with Argentine writer Carlos Sampayo which produced, among others, the detective series " Alack Sinner " ( sometimes misspelled " Allack Sinner " ) and its spin-offs " Joe's Bar " and " Sophie ", as well as a comics biography of Billie Holiday.
• Alack the day, he's gone, he's killed, he's dead ! " The Nurse is the one to deliver the news of Romeo's banishment to Juliet; in spite of Tybalt's murder coming from Romeo's hands, Juliet bids the Nurse to seek out Romeo for her at Friar Lawrence's cell for one final night with him before he flees to Mantua.
• Attention, all ye who loathe Bruce Willis; all ye who mock, nay, spit upon his career; all ye who curse the wretched earth from which he rudely sprang; all ye who loathe, condemn, execrate, spindle, fold and mutilate the celluloid upon which his films are based; all ye who wince ( alas ! ) at the " Die Hard " movies and shrink ( alack ! ) at the thought of " Moonlighting ."