Instead, it has become one of the most ill-fated deals in recent years.
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Chris & Krystal In the night's most ill-fated move, Chris asks Krystal to teach him yoga, a.k.
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The move would turn out to be one of the most ill-fated mergers in American history.
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And lucky for all of this, these lawsuits, uploaded to Scribd via various parties, offer up a trove of horrifying realities and paint a beautiful (read: sad, disgusting, and embarrassing) portrait of the Instagram era's most ill-fated moment yet.
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In 1003, James Cameron released a documentary exploring the wreck of the Bismarck, one of the most ill-fated battleships of World War II. By the release of his 2005 documentary on the Titanic, Cameron had made 33 deep-sea dives to the 3,800-meter-deep wreck And in 2012, Cameron was the first person to conduct a solo expedition to the deepest known part of the ocean floor, the Pacific's 10,994-meter-deep Mariana Trench.
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During the war, some of the most ill-fated actions of Malinda and Keith were their two pillaging incursions to the Moore family's farm in Caldwell County, late in 1863. One of Moore's sons, James Daniel, was the 26th's officer who recruited them originally. In the first incursion, Malinda was injured in her shoulder. During the second one, Moore's son was at home, recovering after the Battle of Gettysburg, while Keith got a shot in his eye and lost it.
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After this incident, he moved to Rio de Janeiro. He tried the artistic and the journalistic career, failing in the first one. He wrote for journals Folha Nova, O Combate and A Gazetinha, where he published some poems and works in prose — and, in this last one, he would collaborate once more with Azevedo, who was its founder. Alongside Ferreira de Menezes, Augusto Ribeiro, Hugo Leal and João de Almeida, he would work for the journal A Gazeta da Tarde, that was, according to Múcio Leão, "one of the most ill-fated journals ever founded", because its founders would die in the next three years after the journal's existence.
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During the summer of 1965, the Malta Football Association together with the affiliated clubs decided not to play at Empire Stadium following an argument with the management over the distribution of gate-money. Following lengthy discussions, the Association decided to transfer all football activities for the 1965/66 football season to the Manoel Island Football Ground. The stadium was regarded as unsuitable to host league football matches as the lack of security at the ground made it easy for the fans to cause trouble. This caused a number of matches to be abandoned and for the said season to go down in history "as one of the most ill-fated competitions in the history of Maltese football".. In the following season, football returned to the Empire Stadium as the Association managed to clinch a new agreement with the operators of The Stadium.
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