If you're born a girl in Afghanistan, you're unlucky, terribly unlucky.
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So in many regions, unlucky trauma victims become unlucky trauma patients.
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Russia was often unlucky in its leaders: unlucky because there were no checks and balances, and the people had no power.
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Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorscone) has always been one of the most unlucky Grey's Anatomy doctors in a sea of wildly unlucky Grey's Anatomy doctors.
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Maybe they think he's unlucky, though they're all unlucky here, decent enough individuals caught by the mishaps of time in a circumstance of continual, bearable punishment.
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It's like they say ... lucky at cars, unlucky in love.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean Friday the 13th is unlucky.
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It seems their descendants just got unlucky with that one.
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It's extremely unlucky for him and extremely unfortunate for us.
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An unlucky few can also develop a severe neurological infection.
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It seemed to make me unlucky in the breast department.
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He says, among other things, 13 is an unlucky number.
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One unlucky pup died after being freed from the rubble.
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That makes Sean Ferguson simultaneously very lucky and very unlucky.
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Unlucky, because of the whole "being struck by lightning" thing.
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Were my nightmares as real as those of the unlucky?
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I hit a good shot but had an unlucky bounce.
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That doesn't mean that other kids weren't as unlucky, though.
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Kaitlyn was among the unlucky few for whom it didn't.
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Slater was also unlucky in the timing of the case.
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Perhaps Facebook did absolutely everything right and was just unlucky.
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For some reason I saw it as an unlucky year.
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Russia was not merely unlucky with its leaders, she maintained.
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I've been unlucky, but I've swung the bat really well.
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They've been missing the old saloon since its unlucky conversion.
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Those unlucky ones are usually moments away from getting scammed.
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If I get unlucky in the pool, I'll lose money.
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Yale's halftime lead of 8-27 reflected superior spacing by the Bulldogs on offense, which helped them go 6 for 11 from 3-point range, and some unlucky shots and unlucky calls for the Lions.
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For the superstitious folks out there, 13 is an unlucky number.
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Now Arya may be the unlucky one in the next episode.
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Unlike the Ravens, the Cowboys weren't particularly unlucky by Estimated Wins.
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The unlucky are being turned out of their homes on technicalities.
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The unlucky flyers were told to collect their things and disembark.
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In this he is not only unlucky, but also self-defeating.
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Meet the Girl Who Was Incredibly Unlucky and Got One Anyway.
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Should they apply to overspending consumers or only to unlucky entrepreneurs?
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Sloths are ugly, awkward, and unlucky in love—just like humans!
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For a handful of unlucky species, however, this isn't the case.
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Other times you get unlucky and look like … not a genius.
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Here, the focus is on two priests and one unlucky family.
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In a sense, they'll be unlucky if Sabathia's 2017 option vests.
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Some unlucky travelers can now say a volcano disrupted their plans.
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What made Alexander doubly unlucky was that he was almost cured.
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The panther isn't the only species thought to be that unlucky.
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Most of these unlucky kids are cared for by other relatives.
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The unlucky population is growing, and its luck is getting worse.
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I was the unlucky one who ended up doing the dishes.
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This is apparently what happened to some unlucky person on Tuesday.
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For some unlucky guests, the breach included their credit card information.
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She's a radiantly optimistic character in a relentlessly bleak, unlucky world.
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Morocco and Egypt were unlucky, and Tunisia hung tough against England.
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Full moons, Fridays and the number 13 are all notoriously unlucky.
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For the complacent cardinals, XIII proves to be an unlucky number.
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Friday the 13th has long been considered unlucky by the mainstream.
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So who is the lucky/unlucky subject of Ms. Obama's tweet?
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The couple married in May — an unlucky month, per royal superstition.
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If they are unlucky, they will be pushed out by automation.
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Well, that's just what happened to one unlucky T-Mobile engineer.
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Unlucky odds won't stop people from trying to get lucky anyway.
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Running parallel are the gossip and ghost stories she hears about unlucky brides, unlucky pregnant women, women who got in the wrong car, who trusted the wrong doctor, married the wrong man, married the right man.
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No. Italy's soccer players were unlucky to find themselves in a qualifying group with the exceptional Spain, and unlucky again to be drawn against a tough, determinedly physical Sweden in a playoff where absolutely nothing went right.
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But "The Brady Bunch" wasn&apost the only time she became unlucky.
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Among the 300,000 mostly luckless treasure seekers, they were the most unlucky,
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If you were unlucky, someone had stuck gum inside the coin slot.
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One: a little unlucky, and hopeful that the home issues would stop.
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" It's not unlucky for Taylor Swift"I was born on the 13th.
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"It's an unlucky start to a lucky marriage," she told the Post.
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Was I just unlucky, or did you hit these technical snags, too?
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If you're unlucky, you can find your way to the Upside Down.
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But how will Sasha die, if she is indeed the unlucky choice?
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Photo: Victoria Song ((Gizmodo)It could be that we were both unlucky.
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Many of these freelance activities are clumsy, stupid, unlucky, or all three.
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A purge of underperforming, or unlucky, White House staffers can work wonders.
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Changing tastes and economic downturns can prove toxic to unlucky furniture retailers.
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Some might perceive a roomful of broken mirrors as an unlucky omen.
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In some ways, the NFL has gotten unlucky so far this season.
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But as this month showed, sometimes you can be just plain unlucky.
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I thought we were very unlucky for a lot of that game.
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If you're feeling brave enough, post it and tag that unlucky someone.
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That ruled out the possibility that the speck was unlucky camera noise.
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The unlucky individual must be someone whose death wouldn't be a surprise.
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Here, two tardigrades are seen eating alive a rather unlucky third one.
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And unlucky for my children who are now going to community college.
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Chan was unlucky, or lucky, depending on how you look at it.
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That&aposs what happened to a very unlucky tick 100 million years ago.
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The worst that could happen: Let's assume your friend is really, really unlucky.
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Atmospheric patterns this year have put Alaska in an unlucky spot, Brettschneider said.
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"We are so unlucky not to go through in 90 minutes," he said.
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Rosemary, the eldest daughter of Joe and Rose Kennedy, was unlucky from birth.
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"You have to worry about getting unlucky and living to 100," Thaler said.
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I wasn't 'unlucky' I made a conscious decision to do something especially stupid.
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John Dillinger's body — or that of his unlucky lookalike — may soon be unearthed.
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Today's extra-unlucky flight also happened to be nonstop from Copenhagen to Helsinki.
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Some might consider that an unlucky but avoidable consequence of "having an accent".
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Six unlucky people are controls — they get infected with malaria without a vaccine.
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The unlucky ones are snacking when the trap's owner decides to check it.
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In short, Leicester was, at best, unlucky, but usually just not very good.
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The deficits Democrats face aren't the result of an unlucky cycle or two.
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Two of the unlucky ones were my parents, now in their mid-80s.
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The unlucky shot went down in the 1st period of the Capitals vs.
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"The draw — sometimes you are lucky, sometimes you are unlucky," Carreño Busta said.
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"I was unlucky for awhile…and then I got lucky again," he said.
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I hit a really bad tee shot, got unlucky and made a triple.
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So if you get unlucky, you'll have to make friends with your neighbor.
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Helping with that is her best friend Molly, professionally successful but unlucky with love.
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Half of the unlucky victims who develop these symptoms die within a week's time.
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As for me: "You played alright, really, but you were unlucky," Nicolò assures me.
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Atmospheric patterns have also placed Alaska in an unlucky spot this year, Brettschneider noted.
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Some unlucky citizens were struck down by boulders or the debris from collapsing structures.
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And Beverly is the unlucky newscaster who has to report from the smelly scene.
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Reversals in the past often left the unlucky ones with piles of unaffordable debt.
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None of this is solely a function of Biden being unlucky in his opponents.
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The people of this unlucky land, however, must live -- and die -- with the consequences.
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Everyone is just the slightest bit on edge—what if today really is unlucky?!?
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Next, most people think 13 is an unlucky number, but it's precious to me.
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I didn't want to ruin it with one bad hole and an unlucky shot.
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Colin Farrell stars as one such unlucky person, looking for romance in a hurry.
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Imagine, if you will, that you're unlucky enough to be President Donald Trump's lawyer.
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Yang said he was disappointed that the unlucky technician in Texas had remained anonymous.
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I had been lucky, or unlucky, enough to have junkies around in my life.
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Löw said that the Germans were unlucky, that France was not the better team.
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Just as Granny said, Ah Yang had always been a sickly and unlucky child.
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At this stage, Court 18 must feel more like unlucky Court 13 for Mahut.
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Over the next few years I kept on applying, and continued to be unlucky.
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I got pretty unlucky, I went against the Colossus and that was really hard.
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Does that mean anything, other than that the NHL just got unlucky this year?
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Was he simply unlucky in how ping-pong balls ricocheted around the popcorn machine?
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Unlucky" envelope is actually a reference to "Jack's Lament" in "The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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He worries for unlucky parents who might end up living next door to Simpson.
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And as bad as the Orioles have been, they've even managed to be unlucky.
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An unlucky minority of patients — both adults and teenagers — did not fare as well.
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"He was a little bit unlucky with the rain delay," Soderling said of Schwartzman.
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UNLUCKY Anti-government demonstrations have taken place on almost every weekend since June 9.
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And some unlucky people will have to come up with wording for their plaques.
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If we are very unlucky, it could be worse than anything in living memory.
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That tornado was the third deadly twister to strike that unlucky community since 24.
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GRUESOME BREAK FROM ROUTINE One especially unlucky employee is bludgeoned with a tape dispenser.
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If we survive each year only by getting lucky, some year we'll get unlucky.
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Meet Ronald Wayne, one of the original founders of Apple and one unlucky bastard.
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Black cats are supposedly unlucky, but one is making a UK clubber extremely fortunate.
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This potential updating of physical law will be slim consolation to unlucky average-sized ants.
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The Neanderthals died off not because they were unworthy, but perhaps because they were unlucky.
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When asked whether he sees himself as unlucky, Yater-Wallace was typically thoughtful and reflective.
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The introduction of a cap not only protects the unlucky few from exorbitant care costs.
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They gave the first two groups VR headsets, but not the unlucky third control group.
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So, even if it isn't unlucky, does this numerological detail make it bad news anyway?
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If an unlucky star ventures too close, the black hole's gravity tears it to shreds.
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But as the unlucky pernambuco continues... So, not having diarrhea is the silver lining, here?
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Jerome Powell (pictured), the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, may be that unlucky player.
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And if you are a particularly unlucky woman, you might experience them on the regs.
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The flatbed had ostensibly spilled slimy hagfish over the road, severely damaging one unlucky Prius.
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He got unlucky with another guy, and it was just one of those perfect storms.
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If you're unlucky, you'll have a mark of shame for the rest of your days.
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This was not, the US intelligence community has concluded, an unlucky development for the Democrats.
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Some unlucky homeless guy is handed a thousand bucks—these dollars are yours to keep!
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They're wild birds and it is spread by wild birds and we've been very unlucky.
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The unlucky ones with large loss-making policies already in place face a harder road.
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The hulking black building seemed to absorb all the light unlucky enough to touch it.
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Avoiding being ripped off is an inevitable part of travelling, but sometimes you get unlucky.
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We don't know if this is reflecting more traffic or just a very unlucky stretch.
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We reached out to Drift0r for more information about this unlucky, allegedly herpes-plagued developer.
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For Mr Trump to have fallen out with one campaign chief might have looked unlucky.
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Arizona, Idaho, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont are the unlucky states without a designated mansion.
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I knew that, if I was unlucky, I could be shut inside there until morning.
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It's also probably best theory for explaining why the number 13 itself is considered unlucky.
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As unlucky as I was as a musician, I was that lucky as a filmmaker.
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If you're among some unlucky few, though, that USB drive also has malware in it.
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"To be so very lucky and so terribly unlucky could disorient a person," Markham writes.
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These are the fates that many unlucky mammoths suffered in Siberia thousands of years ago.
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I don't believe the natural world has a conscience, I think we're merely geographically unlucky.
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Was this disgruntled trio just unlucky, with a slew of particularly unlikable children between them?
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This was an unlucky doctor who worked in a coastal town with an elderly population.
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One day, I drove four hours north and back again, spotting only one unlucky kangaroo.
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Because 213 is so complete, it only makes sense that 213 would be considered unlucky.
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"We're unlucky that this happened in Zurich, the best city in the world," he said.
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Unfortunately I was the unlucky one who had to play the Game instead of football.
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As the insects spread out, the unlucky ones will end up in deserts and die.
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And as it happens, we probably wouldn't have the concept of unlucky Fridays without Chaucer.
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This meant that people who were unlucky enough to suffer from dementia might face gigantic bills.
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Are the graveyards of Westeros littered with the corpses of the unworthy, or simply the unlucky?
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Maybe we were a bit unlucky, in the first six games we were favored by luck.
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"I left everything on the field and unfortunately we were unlucky," Russia midfielder Roman Zobnin said.
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The women's team—who have also failed to qualify in that time—continued their unlucky streak.
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On one level, you can say that Intel just got unlucky and backed the wrong horse.
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"When that lucky, or unlucky day happened, Nxivm turned a corner in their marketing," he said.
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Blue was actually the color that was most associated with Patrick and green was considered unlucky.
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Pepe, the unlucky Matt Furie webcomic character meme, is really important to the internet's Trump supporters.
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He writes that it was "one of my luckiest explosions!" which suggests some have been unlucky.
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Widows in India are highly stigmatised, particularly in rural areas, where they are regarded as unlucky.
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She was lucky, or perhaps unlucky, that she lived in Northern Ireland, where secrets were everywhere.
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They hold a black mass during which Michael eats the heart of a really unlucky hitchhiker.
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Today, Cassara says, money launderers have to be incredibly stupid or incredibly unlucky to be caught.
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She also confirmed that the bird had indeed flown into the face of one unlucky customer.
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Or was it just an honest, once-in-a-thousand-lifetimes goof by an unlucky stagehand?
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If we're really unlucky, they end with a hook for a sequel that will never come.
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STEWART BUTTERFIELD, the boss of Slack, a messaging company, has been wonderfully unlucky in certain ventures.
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Of those unlucky men, women and children, 21625 percent will die in the first 2900 hours.
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Scientists and those unlucky enough to have been infected discuss new frontiers in detection and prevention.
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Obviously she had just done her arm the day before and it is just so unlucky.
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As you probably already guessed, one of those fires occurred at one very unlucky curry restaurant.
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In nature, a few species are unlucky enough to have infectious cancer as an everyday threat.
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When it comes to business, Mark Cuban doesn't mince words -- as one unlucky entrepreneur found out.
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If you're unlucky enough to have put a big piece of machinery into service on Sept.
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Jerry Lewis's unlikeliest project was also his unluckiest — so unlucky that it might never be finished.
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Such an unlucky defendant was detained until trial, typically for about two weeks, the study found.
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The lucky farmer is in limbo; the unlucky one is itemizing inventory for the farm auction.
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Now that we've set the mood, what is so spooky about this month's most unlucky day?
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The coronavirus outbreak has also created an unlucky confluence of spiking demand and widespread supplier delays.
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Other cities hit hard by the coronavirus — but without the equivalent megacharities — are the unlucky ones.
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Of course — spoiler alert — he falls for the unlucky-in-love science teacher Brooke (Vanessa Hudgens).
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Lundqvist was not pleased with his play or the unlucky bounces on two key Sabres goals.
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At the first dinner, the 13 members performed such unlucky feats as passing under a ladder.
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The 133th century, as we've seen, was full of references to the number 213 being unlucky.
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And the risk isn't just to those kids unlucky enough to get polio from the vaccine.
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They've been unlucky, too, but even when healthy, Miami's roster is nothing to write home about.
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The premise: Aspiring photographer Abby is unlucky in both her professional life and her love life.
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Conner also stamped tables, menus, signs on telephone poles, and the leotard of an unlucky waitress.
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So either Houston is incredibly unlucky, or the the climate models are in need of serious revision.
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"I think as a kid it was a lot more about the unlucky thoughts," said Yater-Wallace.
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The unlucky recipient of the appendage has managed to stay a mystery for 130 years—until now.
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As a result, those 140-character messages can pack a lot of punch against an unlucky company.
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Kuhl: It was an unlucky day for us which you can't have that late in the game.
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But I think Roark got unlucky in ways she may not even have realized at the time.
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She also noted that different people handle spicy food differently, so Lil Xan may have been unlucky.
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Someone unlucky enough to endure a long illness with complex, expensive needs could lose everything except £20193,000.
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There's no such thing as an unlucky Friday the 13th for Taylor Swift and her loyal Swifties!
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"When I heard about Giulio Regeni I thought: I was lucky and he was unlucky," she said.
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To lose one or two senior officials so early on in an administration might look like unlucky.
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Turns out that unlucky person was Sara "Shower" Harvey (Dre Davis) — no surprise to the fandom there.
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The second affects anyone unlucky enough to be standing within 15 feet of the leg press machine.
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And if you're really unlucky you might live in Hawaii, where those 133 miles include an ocean.
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Liu, the study's co-author, said at first they though it might be just an unlucky meal.
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Two months later, a check-up found the unlucky sneezer in fine health with no lasting complications.
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This attitude has helped to contribute to the idea that Friday the 13th is an unlucky day.
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You can forgive the general for being unlucky; but not for failing to learn from past mistakes.
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If you look at things like BABIP or strand rate, the Reds' pen isn't getting unlucky either.
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They come from executed murderers, highwaymen and petty thieves unlucky enough to be caught and strung up.
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Unfortunately, not everyone was lucky (or unlucky) enough to wake up to one of A24's gifts.
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On Baseball LOS ANGELES — It took 218 years, and of course it would be an unlucky number.
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Artificial snow, once a last-ditch solution for an unlucky ski season, was starting to become common.
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The unlucky short straw signifying defeat was drawn by Daniel Carr of the national ruling Conservative Party.
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We see a shot of her near Duke's cabin (unlucky number 13) but will she go in?
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An unlucky Eagles of Death Metal fan got Mike Tyson'd, right in the middle of a concert.
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Still, let's say your friend is one of the few unlucky folks who develop menstrual-related TSS.
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In my second year I was a bit unlucky and I made a bit too many mistakes.
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So we have to make investments that lead to greater opportunities for the unlucky, as it were.
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"He was the unlucky guy," one police official said, insisting on anonymity to discuss an open case.
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If you're very very very unlucky, you contract Zika and it's, you know, a few bad days.
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Tonya Harding was both lucky and unlucky enough to have triple-axeled her way into that spotlight.
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So, after work we'd go clubbing all night then the unlucky ones would work the next morning.
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In "Bad Boy," the narrator is a couple who get off on degrading their unlucky male friend.
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I found it hard to understand how the driver was so lucky—or so unlucky—to survive.
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He was lucky to have the ball, but unlucky to have missed Jeter's plaque by three days.
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"Luckily there's been no big typhoon this year, but the unlucky thing is there have been riots."
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The unlucky human sacrifice here is Isaac Couling, a member of the Concord High School golf team.
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"Unlucky" patients not chosen would be entered into subsequent draws until their eligibility expired, the group said.
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"Unlucky" patients not chosen would be entered into subsequent draws until their eligibility expired, the group said.
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The tradition is maintained on the 13th day after the new year, a number usually considered unlucky.
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After all, no one wants to be the unlucky person stuck rearranging suitcases to fit their own.
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The unlucky fellow, identified only as Wang, was rushed to the hospital after he fell violently ill.
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For the young and unlucky, Camp Oxford was eight weeks of William Golding — Beelzebub and broken specs.
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When he turned 21908, a colleague suggested it would be an unlucky year because 213+21980=213.
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And, as we've mentioned in the past, Friday the 13th isn't the only unlucky day on the calendar.
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If you're unlucky enough to also be an Aries, you know all about falling for emotionally unavailable people.
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This year is that of the Rooster, and is said to be the most unlucky in the lot.
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America's Have Nots Vote – America will be able to vote and choose three unlucky "have nots" each week.
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Having such sharp perception gives you a lucky edge in strategic games, which usually makes your competition unlucky!
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Most viewers will have known Brosnahan only as Cards' Rachel Posner, sex worker and eternally unlucky political pawn.
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And despite its unlucky release date, Dreamcatcher is not a post-9/11 or War on Terror movie.
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Mr Macron has pushed for a common budget to help stabilise unlucky countries struck down by economic problems.
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To be fair, we're guessing many of the complaints are the result of unlucky but solvable growing pains.
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However, honest-but-unlucky people whose borrowings are genuinely unmanageable urgently need help getting out of their predicament.
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One involved an unlucky and poorly positioned opponent dying as Thanos in the storm, much to my surprise.
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"She is the luckiest unlucky girl in the world," the clinic wrote on Facebook about the dog's condition.
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However, Tilley was unlucky in love again, finishing in fifth place, while Fletcher ended as the runner-up.
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They now threaten to pierce, damage, or destroy any other satellites unlucky enough to be in their way.
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Robert launched the boat from a driveway into the thigh-high water of some unlucky soul's front yard.
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If you're unlucky, you may have to pass through a terrible airport (we talk about the world's worst).
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Pearls might raise the value of some shellfish but also break the teeth of unlucky diners, Lusher said.
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Those unlucky massives that do get hit, though, experience a 98 percent increase in the likelihood of disease.
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A first fight isn't like that because not everyone is aggressive/stupid/unlucky enough to get into fights.
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The truly unlucky are typing on the glass surface of a tablet or using a terrible iPad keyboard.
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The company told The Verge it's skipping the "OnePlus 25" because the number four is considered unlucky (tetraphobia).
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The unlucky ones never made it out in time, and the number of fatalities is expected to rise.
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Luckily, if you're one of the unlucky who gets nightmares a lot, there are ways to banish them.
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It's just hours before tribal council, where one unlucky castaway will be voted out and forced to leave.
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The unlucky visitor suffered back injuries from the fall but has since been sent home, per the Times.
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It came from the thousands of people unlucky enough to live in a building owned by Steven Croman.
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In another, the sky rains razor-sharp nails of crystal — shredding everyone unlucky enough to be caught outside.
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On Saturday, the unlucky team was the Tampa Bay Rays, who fell by 238-23 at Yankee Stadium.
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One of the unlucky ones who was bitten over the weekend us Tonya Kronk, of Daytona Beach, Florida.
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As human beings, we always think we're living in the most dangerous, barren, and unlucky time in history.
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The predator's unlucky meal, entombed for posterity in shit, was probably from the diminutive redfieldiid family of fishes.
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It may have started with exactly the same process that traps unlucky insects in amber, according to Berger.
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It's possible that this was a store-to-store variation and that I just got unlucky this time.
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A lot go into other fields besides journalism, while others are unlucky and some just aren't good enough.
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For those ambitious but unlucky folks, there were no "thanks for entering" gift baskets or any consolation prizes.
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However, some say that although Friday and 13 have long considered unlucky separately, they were combined only recently.
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Even white tights, once the preserve of unlucky bridesmaids and sexy nurse costumes, suddenly look modishly cool again.
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Geoff Lewis, founder of Bedrock Capital, says Neumann has become an unlucky target within a much larger problem.
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Thankfully, save for some unlucky umbrellas and empty beach chairs, no one was hurt in the drunken rampage.
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Kirkham had been running them all over Europe, renting apartments he didn't own or live into unlucky tourists.
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They're us at our most grimy and material, unlucky and desperate, bottom-line and bottom of the barrel.
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An unlucky group of 15 people who received an inactive placebo cream saw their acne worsen by 30 percent.
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If you got an email, you were among the unlucky few many majority handful some, so change your password.
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So Google CEO Sundar Pichai got particularly unlucky at a hearing in the House Judiciary Committee today, when Rep.
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That means some of the unlucky ones waiting all night may have come up empty-handed, all the same.
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Despite all the new technology, there will still be some unlucky travellers who leave the airport without their bags.
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That doesn't mean, though, that unlucky night owls are slaves to their genes, doomed to feel perpetually jet lagged.
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He is very unlucky to miss out the XI but I do refer to him repeatedly in Dravid's chapter.
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If we're unlucky, it'll turn out he's a true believer in what he says and he'll wreck the economy.
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"King of My Heart" finds Swift unlucky in love, swearing off men — until Mr. Right appears out of nowhere.
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The number four is unlucky in Chinese culture — it is synonymous with death — whereas three and eight are positive.
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Consider the unlucky person with the most costly pre-existing condition in a world without government intervention in healthcare.
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Talk about up one minute, down the next—I've never been both so unlucky and lucky in one moment.
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The third and final aircraft finally made it to Shanghai on Wednesday afternoon with the unlucky fliers on board.
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Spoiler alert: 21 percent of respondents correctly pegged Petyr Baelish as the unlucky fellow, more than any other character.
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Or at least if you're lucky, sometimes they do and sometimes they don't; if you're unlucky, they never do.
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Stopping short of having sex with her unlucky johns, she gets off on the power she wields over them.
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When bad things happen to us, we may prefer having something to blame, such as a traditionally unlucky day.
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As these unlucky few soon learn, adults can develop allergic symptoms at any time, even fairly late in life.
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YouTuber Jake Hall created a video that sends the unlucky viewer spelunking down a K-hole of screaming memes.
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If any unlucky pollo were to find herself in this situation, the know-nothing excuse could easily be true.
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Lodge 249, AMC's new hour-long comedic drama, is about losers—the unlucky, the broke, the down and out.
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But an unlucky cascade of failures taking out a critical system and its backup could put it at risk.
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Whether you're unlucky in love or don't have time for romantic escapades, being unattached has its ups and downs.
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Only a few characters recur, but these are essentially the same unlucky bipeds, sometimes glimpsed a few decades later.
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He does not, as he made plain during his Friday evening news media call in Madrid, even feel unlucky.
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I started with YAWN, LOW KEY and a couple of wrong assumptions — "resonate" for IDENTIFY and "ominous" for UNLUCKY.
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If you're unlucky, you'll see there is an outflow which would obviously put pressure on the Hong Kong dollar.
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It can be arbitrary — a matter of unlucky geography — even in 2018, even in the United States of America.
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The event, which was held on February 15, began with the traditional sacrifice of an unlucky goat and dog.
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In reality, the pills ingested by these unlucky individuals were counterfeits made of synthetic opioids by unscrupulous drug dealers.
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If we back down from ObamaCare, the poor, the sick, and the unlucky among us will be left without.
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Although I was a little unlucky in Canada and Azerbaijan, I'm pretty happy with the way things are going.
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To get caught laundering money, "you'd have to be either very stupid or very unlucky," Cassara recently told NPR.
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It has also made unlucky financial bets on the direction of fuel prices, one of its biggest operating costs.
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Some Christians believe Friday to be unlucky because it was the day of the week that Jesus was crucified.
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By that logic, Friday the 13th could be just as lucky as it is unlucky, depending on your outlook.
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This is a common orientation for aquatic prey, since those unlucky enough to be eaten are normally swallowed head first.
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Unless we're incredibly unlucky, the Rift S will ship faster than its predecessor, which was backordered for months after launch.
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If we're all very unlucky, this could be what the biggest app updates of 2017 look like: Introducing Slack Stories!
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Olivia is the unlucky choice, not that any viewer really cares that much about her, or Spencer for that matter.
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Some superstitious Japanese people believe that the most unlucky age for a woman is 33, and 42 for a man.
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It's not clear what species the unlucky shark was because the drone filmed the video high above the ocean's surface.
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In other words, even if you take the Pill, you'd have to be incredibly unlucky to develop a blood clot.
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The advent of high-pressure steam engines on riverboats prompted a spate of explosions killing crew, passengers, and unlucky bystanders.
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The snake apparently slithered into the unlucky dude's plumbing system, where it was still hanging out when emergency workers arrived.
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Satellite images showed this happened in Barbuda, which was unlucky enough to take a direct hit from the monster storm.
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If they were unlucky, maybe Apple would take issue with where it was being manufactured and kill the whole project.
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But recently a handful of scam apps have turned that ease of use against anyone unlucky enough to download them.
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For travelers unlucky in love, here's one tip: Posting travel photos on online dating profiles will make you more popular.
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"Anna and I have come to think that the communities where this happens are just the unlucky ones," Abrutyn said.
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One unlucky humpback, Ms. Durham said, was found entangled in gillnetting, which is often deployed to catch squid and herring.
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"A lot of people say I was very unlucky, and I suppose in terms of results I was," he said.
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If I'm unlucky, the comments are part of a wave of similar comments, and that wave can last for days.
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If, during that time, another driver made that same illegal turn, that unlucky transgressor, not I, would get the ticket.
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That one report—even if you're unlucky to stumble across it—might see you save a child from sexual abuse.
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But it feels unlucky not to see the phosphorescence, as if the universe decided we deserved no magic that year.
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When some unlucky American cockroaches encounter the emerald jewel wasp, the wasp delivers a paralyzing sting to the roach's body.
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But Howard has his plagues: He's a gambler and presumably an unlucky one given the heavy debt that he's carrying.
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Noredin (Fares Fares), a police detective, trolls the city, demanding payoffs from whoever is unlucky enough to cross his path.
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While the insurance company sometimes pays the higher amount, unlucky patients like Mr. Moore can be caught in the crossfire.
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It is considered to be an inauspicious place; anyone unlucky enough to die there will be reincarnated as an ass.
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She sported a now-iconic headdress, undoubtedly blocking the view of anyone unlucky enough to have the seat behind her.
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If you're unlucky, you might have to download new firmware from the manufacturer's site and point your router towards it.
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"I became instantly interested in the runners-up," he recalls of how both the winners and unlucky hopefuls inspired him.
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What I found amazing is that people who'd obviously been quite unlucky in love would still choose to go on.
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It's actually unclear — the history around this supposedly unlucky date is murky at best (as it is with many other superstitions).
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Here's the thing, though: No one's exactly sure why the poor dears are considered unlucky in so much of Western culture.
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The study also found an avoidance of C-sections on unlucky days in China, such as the 4, 14, and 24.
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On Wednesday, Alex Guarachi and Andreas Mies were the unlucky ones who drew the short straw for the first round match.
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The Bachelor has remained essentially unchanged since its start, with the very simplest formula: unlucky in love and looking for love.
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There is no power in just thinking about how unlucky I am or how unfair or unforgiving the universe can be.
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In the demo, they team up to stop a group of gun-wielding thugs from murdering a couple of unlucky residents.
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Did you know, for instance, that wolves who are unlucky enough to get booted out of their pack never howl again?
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Lala understandably storms out of whichever restaurant was unlucky enough to host such a screaming match, leaving the bad blood unresolved.
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APHurrying home after a pleasant evening of foraging and scrapbooking, this unlucky fox drowned in the Danube river in southern Germany.
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After being unlucky in love, Jamie Otis found a happy ending with Doug Hehner on reality show Married at First Sight.
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"Once a cheater, always a cheater" is a phrase that can damage your reputation for a long time, if you're unlucky.
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The eight-part series revolves around the perpetually single Elsa, whose friends can't work out why she's so unlucky in love.
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Here's a look at all the apps Apple's slain throughout the years, and the unlucky ones still on its kill list.
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No need to wait, though; you can head to this page now to see whether you're one of the unlucky millions.
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Some notable names unlucky enough to be added to the index, including Twitter and CONSOL Energy, are down over 22 percent.
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Of the most unlucky names, SunEdison has lost nearly 50 percent of its value since joining the index earlier this year.
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But if you have an unlucky family medical history or are already in poor health, that approach may not make sense.
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But the tick that covertly slid its pointy barbed mouthparts into an unlucky 66-year-old Yonkers resident was something new.
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"This opportunity is once in a lifetime," says Danny, 29, who has had a streak of unlucky relationships in his past.
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Still, while the risk is low, people need to think about how they would pay their bills if they become unlucky.
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History repeats itself: On both shows, the unlucky-in-love suitor made it to the final two, but was ultimately rejected.
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To name just one example, almost every day of the week has been considered unlucky at some point — yes, even Saturday.
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The results never materialized, and van Gaal could not even fall back on the coach's trope that his team was unlucky.
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Before weather satellites and the vast buoy network, hurricane data was collected by unlucky towns and ships hit by the storms.
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In the US, some hotels and tall buildings don't have a 13th floor because some consider the number to be unlucky.
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To win the Tour, with two prestigious mountain stage wins along the way, Thomas had to shake off his unlucky tag.
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If you've ever been on Accutane (or if you're just really, really unlucky in the moisture department), you know my struggle.
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I shouldn't go to Las Vegas because I'm pretty unlucky, and I think a lot of us are feeling that way.
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Each year, there are reports of drownings and capsized vessels, tales of unlucky sailors who perished in these unforgiving northern waters.
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The bready crackers with, if you were really lucky, the cheese spread, and if you were unlucky, the chunky peanut butter.
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Preparing for the realistic pessimistic scenarioIt's not unrealistic to envision a more pessimistic future — where we aren't lucky, we're moderately unlucky.
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They're either professionally successful and unlucky in love, or great with the kids and unfulfilled at work or in the bedroom.
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JPMorgan was unlucky enough to have a practice run in 2014, when Dimon was diagnosed with throat cancer, which he overcame.
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Storm surges were made worse by an unlucky coincidence that prompted flash flooding: Irma's effects had arrived at high tide. Gov.
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The vast majority of health spending is consumed by those unlucky enough to have very large expenses in any given year.
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One protester attended Sunday's event to voice his elderly father's case for a reunion, after the man was unlucky this round.
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Such a bright fireball would take nearly 5,000 hours of clear night skies to see one -- longer if you were unlucky.
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Such circumstances are uncommon, making Texas "rather unlucky," according to Jeffrey Chagnon, an assistant professor of meteorology at Florida State University.
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For every new American mom and dad, for every single baby born or adopted in this country, this is not just unlucky.
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A few unlucky people even sold their homes to buy Bitcoin, a dumb investment for an imaginary currency that's essentially Monopoly money.
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But for now, this appears to be a case of two people who got unlucky and received a malfunctioning or broken device.
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Friday the 13th is notoriously unlucky, but seeing as the day marks Liam Hemsworth's 27th birthday, we're feeling pretty #blessed about it.
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Last week, an international team of researchers identified a gene mutation that might cause susceptibility for this last unlucky turn of events.
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If you're really lucky — or, depending what kind of spirit you're dealing with, unlucky — you'll pick up even more sounds on tape.
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The clock has finally run out for one lucky—or, rather, unlucky—lottery player who could have become $63 million richer Thursday.
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His problems, and the nasty plot twists in store for him, may mean that his life has taken quite an unlucky turn.
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For ABC, the season premiere of a new unlucky-in-love babe's hasty journey to marriage regularly trounces the competition in ratings.
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To the point where it's like I would consider it really unlucky if I didn't have Dipstick with me [when I] travel.
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The normal pattern is for a few marbles to drop until the unlucky player removes the strut that keeps up the rest.
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Tracking, trailing, search-and-rescue, and scent-identification dogs pursue the missing, escaping, lost or dead -- the criminal, confused, unseen or unlucky.
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After losing all of that money too, the winner says to you: You are just too unlucky, let's call it a day.
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That's because Subway was unlucky enough to become the focus of national news organizations not once, but twice in a single day.
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This mod was the most useful way to vent my repressed pubescent sexual urges on whoever was unlucky enough to play me.
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Some unlucky people not wearing their seatbelts were reportedly jolted out of their seats and launched head-first into the overhead compartment.
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That was fun, but the league was worried about embarrassing players, so it threw in a free car for the unlucky leftover.
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The only hard rule is if the family is over to watch the game that's cool, but my wife is extremely unlucky.
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While many teams that start fast in April are propelled by a healthy dose of luck, the Cubs have been somewhat unlucky.
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Of course we had some really unlucky results but... they (Ferrari) should have been miles ahead of us over the whole year.
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Lucky for us, and perhaps unlucky for some of the men Walker has dated, her reviews live on via her Twitter account.
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The Bachelor isn't returning until 2017, but we're already getting sneak peeks at the new season starring unlucky-in-love Nick Viall.
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They lay it on so thick it can be really hard to reject them, especially if you've been unlucky in love before.
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Unlucky Steven Hatfill also was destroyed after being wrongly blamed by the FBI for a rash of deadly anthrax letters in 2001.
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The unlucky ones go home and make dinner and read their children "Harry Potter" before returning for a 10:30 p.m. grilling.
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Pham Thi Tuy, 25, was an unlucky woman — she caught a drug-resistant strain, perhaps at her job as a medical technician.
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Iceland can also count themselves unlucky that Croatia scored with their only two shots on target, although they also hit the woodwork.
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Is an heir who puts his assets into a house in a flood zone and loses it unlucky—or lucky and dumb?
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In wealthy countries, snakes are an abiding threat to an unlucky few, among them hikers, ranch hands, soldiers, zookeepers and reptile collectors.
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Those unlucky enough to come from one of the most affected provinces will be put into quarantine at home for 14 days.
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I felt like I got a little unlucky on some balls put in play, and then some hits that were infield hits.
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Unlucky in love, Guida imagines Eurídice's world-conquering success as a pianist; frustrated in her artistic ambitions, Eurídice imagines Guida's romantic adventures.
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Alex* was middle aged, and perhaps biologically unlucky that the liquor affected his body more than others who drank the same amount.
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"David was a bit unlucky in that regard," David Campbell, a professor of physics at Boston University, said in a telephone interview.
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"It's my first time here in Asia, I feel very unlucky," said Brazilian tourist Amanda Lee, 6003, reluctantly cutting short a trip.
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Hoppert: The third-place finisher in the Arkansas Derby is a late runner, so this unlucky post should not matter too much.
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Israel is just unlucky enough to be in the middle, not to mention being a prime target for Iran's nuclear-weapons program.
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The overwhelming majority of detainees were not terrorist leaders but low-level foot soldiers, along with some men who were just unlucky.
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It was in January 2016 that I became one of the 18,000 unlucky Americans who get a diagnosis of glioblastoma every year.
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But the Chargers have been perennially unlucky, and are now relegated to second-fiddle status in a city that doesn't want them.
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Instead I have street noise and an inbox full of administrative email, and if I'm really unlucky, actual phone calls to make.
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The researchers studied five unlucky individuals whose breath had a persistent cabbage-like odor, according to the paper published yesterday in Nature Genetics.
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Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, Netflix's latest teen flick, is both very lucky and very unlucky that it came out when it did.
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When HIV/AIDS was discovered in 20153, it was a death sentence for anyone unlucky enough to get the immune system-suppressing disease.
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No names; what I have to say is too mean — you can easily guess if you are unlucky enough to watch this show.
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I was part of the unlucky one-third who were issued olive-drab underwear to complement orders that sent us directly to Vietnam.
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She also plans to frame a hapless drunk for the murder, and Thomas de Geest is the unlucky gentlemen picked for the job.
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A country could plan meticulously and still be thwarted by an unlucky bounce of the ball or a bad decision by the referee.
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An unlucky-in-love penguin has, too, created a profile on the dating website Plenty of Fish to find a mate for life.
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As for the unlucky people who have already lost files due to the update, Microsoft is suggesting they call the company's customer support.
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If you happen to be the unlucky matter falling in, the speed is potentially very large, in principle approaching the speed of light.
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Lucky for you — and unlucky for your credit card — there are tons of beauty sales arriving this week in honor of Independence Day.
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TDEs only happen about once every 10,000 years in a given galaxy, when an unlucky star wanders close enough to a black hole.
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But for the unlucky among us, nightmares can become chronic, and turn into a disorder that rips apart sleep and destroys productive lives.
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"I am an unlucky one," said the gaunt-looking young man in a cafe in Karlshamn, where he often sleeps on the streets.
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And if we're lucky (or unlucky, depending on how you look at it), he'll do another puppet show with scallops on his fingers!
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If you are among the unlucky clients who has never asked these questions, you still need to consider each one after a breach.
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Spade happened to be one of those unlucky people ... and unleashed his hatred for the running back outside of Craig's on Tuesday night.
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The question is: does this mean that Pfizer simply got unlucky, or is the entire lobbying industry a bubble that's starting to burst?
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The team was unlucky and undermanned, intermittently fun without quite ever being all that good, and none of that was really that important.
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And, an unlucky few get full-blown, life-threatening anaphylactic reactions, similar to bee-sting allergies: rapid heartbeat, trouble breathing, shock—or worse.
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So now you don't have to worry about being the second-highest-scoring squad who's unlucky enough to face the highest-scoring team.
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When the hail stones finally get heavy enough, they fall to the ground, or onto the hood of your car if you're unlucky.
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From unlucky roadside flats to swapping new sets of wheels on my car, I've done my fair share tire changes over the years.
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I was the unlucky diner who had ordered it, and I also struck out with my main dish that night: the bucatini amatriciana.
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If they are unlucky, they find the field padlocked or set ablaze to intimidate them into submission to the existing structures of power.
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We're all acquainted with the idea of the loaded question: One so full of presuppositions that the unlucky responder doesn't stand a chance.
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If you walked into the casino and you lost, you're not unlucky, you're a bad person—so people are told by the culture.
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Seven years into his career, Cousins is still marooned in northern California playing for a team that resembles an unlucky hand of cards.
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If you're one of the unlucky few who does end up with one of these obstinate lids, better bust out those Channellock pliers!
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The unlucky gentleman whose contorted visage adorns the cover came straight from those pages, apparently the result of a drug deal gone bad.
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Making peace with the metaphorical (and, for an unlucky multitude, literal) JNCOs in our closets is maybe the greater part of growing up.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Is there anything more unlucky than having to work when your country are playing in the World Cup quarter-finals?
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"They are maybe unlucky not to have a couple of points more than they do," said Simon Gleave, Gracenote's head of sports analysis.
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In 2007's Broken English, she explored the complexities of a successful career woman played by Parker Posey who's painfully unlucky in love.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Eating out with food allergies can be a minor annoyance, or if you're unlucky, a potentially fatal booby trap.
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For even the best hockey teams, just one unlucky bounce or one improbably good play by their opponent can result in a loss.
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In terms of structure, the plot is dependent on Chula's family being consistently unlucky, being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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For me, yeah, I think it's just maybe unlucky a little bit at some point, but it's not a bad life or something.
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The day is named after Leopold Bloom, the book's unlucky main character who embarks on a daylong picaresque voyage through Dublin, Joyce's hometown.
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We were unlucky; boats just a mile or two ahead had caught a new weather system, and were already heading for the rock.
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"When you these unlucky deeds relate, speak of me as I am," says Mr. Oyelowo, looking directly into the audience with scorched eyes.
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The number 22017 was considered so unlucky that in the late 213th century, a club dedicated to debunking superstitions named itself after it.
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You're forbidden to move out of the way as it hurdles toward you, and—if you're unlucky—you get rocked in the dome.
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But in a study published last month in The New England Journal of Medicine, doctors detailed how they treated one such unlucky case.
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Likewise, at Collina Strada's SS20 outdoor show, a model stomped heavily on the concrete catwalk, all whilst carrying the world's most unlucky dog.
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Some people in Myanmar don't know what insurance is, or think it a waste of money—or even unlucky, because it circumvents karma.
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So a very unlucky investor who climbed into equities as they were about to careen off a cliff hasn't been hurt too badly.
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New Orleans Saints (21-2) You're on track to make some unlucky team travel to the Superdome for at least one playoff game.
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Early Sunday morning, several unlucky people in Trenton, New Jersey, were shot just before 1 AM while making their way to a cookout.
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Of course, I got very, very unlucky in the way that one sometimes gets in Hollywood: It got delayed and delayed and delayed.
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Peter Parker is and has always been this gawky teenager from Queens who's unlucky in love and life, but striving hard to be better.
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Schlemiel Incompetent person (Example: The schlemiel accidentally drops a bowl of soup.) Schlimazel Unlucky (Example: The schlimazel is the one the soup falls on.)
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At a recent high school golf tournament in Michigan, one unlucky student named Isaac Couling crossed paths with the most pissed off goose ever.
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There's a narrative about Waco that I heard and read several times: that for hundreds of years, the town has been flat-out unlucky.
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Yet aside from the bashing of an unlucky budgie, the film's violence — like its trite revelation of Anna's sleazy family history — leaves us unmoved.
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But in recent Republican primaries, his support has proved a knockout blow to the unlucky candidate to be on the other side of it.
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And she might get "unlucky" and live to be 100, in which case her assets will need to support a retirement of 34 years.
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Onstage, researcher Karsten Nohl pulled a barcode directly off the hashtag, then used it to log into the Lufthansa website as the unlucky traveler.
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In other words, for the nineteen unlucky buyers walking away with their intentionally altered purchases, what comes next is entirely up to chance a.k.a.
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If you happen to be one of the many unlucky buyers, a new blade is waiting for you — just hopefully not in your food.
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Six rows of curved, razor-sharp teeth help pythons seize their unlucky prey, which they then kill via constriction in a matter of minutes.
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Back in July 2016, police in Florida arrested a very unlucky retiree after mistaking the blue glaze from the guy's donut for crystal meth.
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Staff at the Tama Zoological Park in Tokyo recently chased an unlucky coworker dressed in a droopy chimpanzee suit during an escaped animal drill.
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One farm in Canada was unlucky enough to become a local Instagram obsession recently, and the increase in attention got totally out of control.
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Those antibodies would be stored until it was time to inject them into an unlucky (or stupid) human who was bitten by a snake.
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A mishap on what can only be described as a DIY obstacle course left one unlucky student with a face full of milk crates.
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Many of the drivers reported receiving information about the same Florida-based driver, so the glitch may have focused around a single unlucky driver.
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These patients collectively had just under 5,000 kidney stone episodes in total, with some unlucky folks having as many as eight or more recurrences.
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Feeling UnluckyScreenshot: GizmodoIf you want to spend your lunch hour poking around the more obscure corners of the internet, then Feeling Unlucky can help.
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Lucky for us (but unlucky for our credit cards), the brand just rolled out some new products, right in time for the spring equinox.
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"I think we just got a little bit unlucky," said Murray, who made a career-high 13 saves to improve to 12-2-0.
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And this just a list of physical violence that has befallen the pathologically unlucky Grey, the tally of mental anguish goes on and on.
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If the airline truly needed the four seats for crew members, shouldn't it have prevented the unlucky passengers from boarding in the first place?
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On the opposite end of the spectrum we have a wildly punitive justice system for those unlucky enough to have no money or power.
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In the jungle, their bigger cousins, including a true Tyrant Lizard, unbeatable and capable of spawning right on the player's butt, if they're unlucky.
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I can't decide whether he's incredibly lucky, incredibly unlucky, or some kind of preternaturally-gifted advertising virtuoso who knows how to keep a secret.
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Debating on Friday night — and on a Friday the 13th nonetheless — will be considered unlucky by any candidates who fall to the second night.
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And pity poor Judge Thomas Hardiman, who just missed out on being the President's first Supreme Court pick, and was the unlucky bridesmaid again.
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When I leave to walk the old dog after dark, the unlucky chipmunk is still lying in the road where it met its end.
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A primary lesson of being a dancer is that if you're lucky enough to be employed, you'll soon be unlucky enough to be unemployed.
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Lufthansa also has no 17th row -- because in some countries -- such as Italy and Brazil -- the typical unlucky number is 17 and not 13.
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Singapore Journal SINGAPORE — Eugene Ng jabbed a pudgy finger against the side of the glass tank, like a predator singling out his unlucky target.
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If you're not, you take precautions and if you're very very very unlucky, you contract Zika and it's, you know, a few bad days.
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If you've been syncing contacts from multiple accounts, you probably have a few duplicates in your list (or, if you're unlucky, lots of duplicates).
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The Islanders did not reach this stage because of lucky bounces, and they have not lost the last two games because of unlucky ones.
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In "The Plot Against America," how we're just one unlucky decision away from another disaster, one that would wipe us from the earth completely.
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If we're moderately unlucky, the COVID-19 vaccine will be only as effective as the flu vaccine, reducing the chance of illness by 50%.
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Although "there are a lot of people that just luck into the right place and rise," says Munger, being unlucky can lead to problems.
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Now, all the people lucky enough to be invited to said wedding can get buying, and the unlucky ones, like us, can get excited.
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Unclear why Holtz believes The Tide got unlucky during the 2019 season, but it seems pretty clear he thinks they're the most talented squad.
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Narrator: A number of superstitions can be traced back to early religious beliefs, which are intertwined with magical thinking, like the unlucky number 13.
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If they were unlucky, they were moving heavy, dripping bags or bodies that reeked of death and decay and were often filled with maggots.
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Fresh Express recently recalled some salad mixes sold at Walmart stores after the unlucky customers found a winged creature plopped among the leafy greens.
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And if you want an economic official who doesn't care about the poor or the unlucky, you must perforce go for a right-winger.
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You probably know, of course, all about how unlucky the number 13 is — even though in terms of classic numerology, it's just another number.
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Katie Holmes, Katherine Waterston, Riley Keough, Hilary Swank, and Sebastian Stan also get wrapped up in the shenanigans perpetrated by the famously unlucky Logan brothers.
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The unlucky combination of a storm surge plus a high tide could produce dangerous flooding, with waters pouring into inland areas that are normally dry.
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However, the risk is likely to be quite small unless you&aposre unlucky enough to be in the exact area where the crater has formed.
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If you've ever been unlucky enough to come into contact with cat urine, you'll know it is the vilest, most aggressive thing in the world.
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Snapchat, by contrast, plunges you straight into the camera app, so there's nothing to look at besides your feet (or, if you're unlucky, your face).
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Though the date of Nicky's birthday was thought to be lucky by their mother and the hospital nurse, it would later be unlucky when Oct.
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Finding shelter during explosions is hard, but again, you have to be very unlucky or very reckless to be hit by one of those explosions.
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If you're one of the unlucky 1%, figuring out what's triggering your sex headaches might help you prevent them from happening in the first place.
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Perhaps Jones and Silva are just especially unlucky in their supplement and dong pill choices, but most fans are a bit more skeptical than that.
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These unlucky workers are also more likely to enroll in Medicaid, a public health-care insurance scheme, which can temporarily substitute for employer-provided insurance.
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By specialising in the task at which it is least bad, the unlucky community frees other places to focus on what they are best at.
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The phone is called the OnePlus 5 and not the OnePlus 4 because the number four is considered unlucky in China, where OnePlus is based.
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Day was unlucky not to make a hole-in-one, but the stick also saved his ball from rolling off the back of the green.
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There are rubber notches that give the radiators around a half-inch cushion, so you'll also have to be pretty unlucky for that to happen.
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If they are unlucky, what happens next will have more to do with an adult battle over identity than with what is right for them.
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But in the case of the dragonfish's teeth, the little ambient light passes right through, so unlucky prey don't see the danger they're swimming into.
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Each team is forced to handcuff two skaters together for 24 hours, and the unlucky pairs try to stay sane to varying degrees of success.
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In the coming months (or if we're really unlucky, year) more info is sure to drop about the characters and plot of this breakout show.
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Their body language screamed "unlucky in love" and even their words — both admitted to struggling with the relationship — didn't seem optimistic about the impending nuptials.
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The remaining Pikachus—now knocked down to an uneven (and unlucky) 13—carry on haphazardly, their devastatingly cute smiles masking the horror they've just witnessed.
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At the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards, one nominee was unlucky enough to be caught in one such moment when he wasn't really paying attention.
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"It was one of the most unlucky goals ever for myself and is one that will haunt me forever," a guilt-stricken Gonzalez told reporters.
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Which makes this year's Mets team, which has been impossibly unlucky and impossibly blessed and is somehow still playing in October, a special, sweet challenge.
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Some believe it would have been frowned upon (and thus considered unlucky) to court a spouse when you were supposed to be celebrating the deceased.
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If a fedora was personified, he'd be that surly dude at the bar who smirks insufferably while pew pewing his finger guns at unlucky passersby.
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Losing two in a row in groups is called the 0-2 barbecue, and it's taken out some great but unlucky teams in the past.
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By making her an unlucky person as opposed to a lucky person, it avoids her turning into some kind of curmudgeon who drives everyone mad.
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After a few unlucky moments with his finishing, the striker eventually ended up with his first-ever America hat trick in the 23-1 victory.
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The wealthy and well-connected — and, yes, the white and male — get disproportionately wealthier; the poor, the unlucky, and underrepresented minorities remain disproportionately less successful.
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Along with stained-glass windows, Winchester seemed to be obsessed with the number 13, as the notoriously unlucky number bizarrely pops up throughout the house.
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" If the customer is the 1 percent — if you're that person that's really unlucky — that's going to make them feel worse because they're like, "Okay.
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But even if the worst of these claims is true, Shincheonji also has been, quite simply, unlucky to catch the coronavirus in its own way.
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And in the apocalyptic "Rain," the clouds burst with lethal precipitation, dagger-like crystals that riddle anyone unlucky enough to get caught in the downpour.
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Mr. Broderick is set to play Martin O'Reilly, an unlucky man whose life is shaken up by a charismatic stranger, and Mark Brokaw will direct.
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You're safe if you don't mess with them, the latter will assure you, unless you're really unlucky, and in that case, ni aunque te quites.
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In an economically thriving Castle Rock, Molly is a successful businesswoman who chairs the town council, while her "unlucky" sister Bridget sleeps on her couch.
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Early in the war it was used by British military intelligence to examine odd lots of prisoners — U-boat crews, unlucky German paratroopers and spies.
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Photo: Lewis Joly (AP)The e-scooter craze has been convenient for some, annoying to others, and painful or even deadly to an unlucky few.
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"To my unlucky adversaries, I would like to tell them, this is the game of democracy," Gnassingbe told supporters in the early hours of Monday.
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Sinclair described how spoiled meat was doctored to appear fresh; sausages were plumped up with rat carcasses; an unlucky worker was accidentally rendered into lard.
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Maybe all it takes is for a politician to worry that she could be the unlucky chump who gets punished for something she actually did.
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"I have burnt the unlucky underpants, so they are now out of the way," Palmer said in a team preview for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Last Christmas is about an unlucky young Londoner who ends up working as a department store elf during the holidays, where she meets a guy.
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If someone was unlucky enough to get splashed by a rogue droplet from one of the lava fountains, Klemetti said it wouldn't be excessively dangerous.
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But occultists and herbalists of yore found parsley to be both lucky and unlucky, depending on what seems to be the vagaries of their whim.
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"I think he was a little unlucky he just never got the same opportunity and he probably lost his confidence a little bit," Rice said.
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Trunking is when teens pile into each others cars until it's so full that some unlucky kids have to go and sit in the trunk.
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This particular month's waning period is a perfect time to focus your detoxifying efforts toward anything you consider unlucky, according to Tali Edut of the Astrotwins.
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They make the entire salad feel like it has just been accidentally scooped out of a harbor by some unlucky crabbers and slopped onto a plate.
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This is a fact you'll be well aware of if you've been unlucky enough to sit through most movies based on video games, and vice versa.
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People lucky enough (or unlucky enough) to get their hands on it early don't seem to agree though, taking to social media to slam the combination.
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Essentially, two gig workers picked up one very unlucky fare, and because of that Uber has automatically suspended their ability to make money through the platform.
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The unlucky victim was Kyle Mulinder, a Kiwi thrill-seeker and kayaker who was taking a tour around the Kaikoura Peninsula, on New Zealand's South Island.
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Khloé anchors the Kardashians by giving the public a space in which to imagine ourselves among them: She's our avatar, the imperfect, struggling, insecure, unlucky one.
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Regardless, it appears that there may well be something amiss, and at least some unlucky Amazon users will likely spend the weekend without their new consoles.
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It was unlucky to never reach the final of the World Cup, though it did make the final three times at the European Championship, winning once.
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Unfortunately, bizarre scheduling practices made him only the third performer on a packed bill, and the shrieks for an encore drowned out the next unlucky artist.
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On the other hand, those unlucky enough to hold bonds or deposits denominated in Ukrainian hryvnia suffered a 30% loss in dollar terms, by his calculations.
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Image: Richard JohnstonMillions of years ago, unlucky animals settled in the sticky resin of trees, only to be trapped and preserved until we humans found them.
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Characters unlucky enough to find themselves alone on stage almost immediately plunge into a state of despair: they feel secure only in the company of others.
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Adams was often unlucky with Star Wars; he started writing his story before George Lucas' epic was released, but it came out after, inviting inevitable comparisons.
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But an unlucky few experienced damage to their ear drum, hearing bones, or inner ear that led to dizziness, problems with balance, and irreversible hearing loss.
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The throwaways of society Although my start in life could be seen as unlucky, I consider myself lucky because Mother Teresa took me into her care.
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Dear Utah Jazz: Please Tank The Utah Jazz are flailing in the face of a few unlucky events that have struck over the past few months.
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The fate of human civilization is an important subject of research and scientific inquiry — and if we get unlucky enough, it might be a vital one.
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But these types of criminals are normally targeting thousands of potential victims with the hope of at least snagging a few unlucky people in their trap.
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To be disrupted, an unlucky star must venture close enough to a black hole that gravitational tides exceed the internal gravity that binds the star together.
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If the tear is big - and the patient unlucky - it can flip into a position that locks the knee into either a bent or straight position.
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If you're really unlucky, yours croaked way early — and now you're stuck with an illegible cracked screen or rigged charging port until your contract is up.
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What is our collective approach to health care, after all, if not rooted in a visceral sense that the unlucky are responsible for their own misfortune?
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Gagarin wasn't just going where the unlucky street dog Leika had gone before him—he was carrying the hopes and aspirations of an entire political ideology.
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Tons of fake ID usage will inevitably go unnoticed and unpunished, but if you get unlucky, they can throw the book at you, which would suck.
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Insurance markets always redistribute from the lucky to unlucky: everybody's premiums pay for care for those who fall victim to, say, cancer or a car crash.
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In one story, a stuck-up man named Charles recalls in childhood smushing poisonous berries into a pie "up under the crust" for some unlucky eater.
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"They were just unlucky that they played most of their careers at the peak of Djokovic, at the peak of Federer, Nadal and Murray," Thiem said.
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And yet for people who have been convicted and later cleared — almost 1,643 in the United States since the late 1980s — the unlucky streak may continue.
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The unlucky few who do get caught are typically charged only with evading the sales tax, an offense that carries a maximum fine of about $90,000.
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This is why, if you're unlucky and get the flu a second time in the same season or year, it's unlikely you've caught the same strain.
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Aegis executives had to petition to change the Fremont community's street address, Mr. Clark said, because it contained the numeral 4, considered unlucky in Chinese culture.
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It led them to a 49-win season, and they were a few unlucky bounces and a Kelly Olynyk podium game from the Eastern Conference Finals.
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Rivers Cuomo, god bless him, can never please everyone: if the critics love it, his fans hate it, and sometimes he's unlucky enough that everyone does.
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Hellraiser sends reality sliding off the rails into demented, gory abandon as hell itself bursts through the foundations of one unlucky house to claim its residents.
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This unlucky assignment fell to Mario Hezonja, a scrappy Knicks journeyman from Croatia who comes off the bench, occasionally, for the worst team in the league.
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Harden would be tremendously unlucky to finish second in M.V.P. balloting for the third time in five seasons, but I think that's where this is headed.
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For example, Leon Prevant, a character Mandel fans will remember from Station Eleven, reappears here as one of the unlucky souls who have invested with Alkaitis.
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The unlucky few who do get caught are typically charged only with evading the sales tax, an offense that carries a maximum fine of about $90,000.
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He had been almost as unlucky in love as he had been in the majors, with a string of high-profile relationships that didn't pan out.
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His quest takes him from the Sundarbans to Los Angeles and Venice — and within himself, for he is unlucky in love and full of existential angst.
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That means the young and the old, the healthy and the sick, and the lucky and the unlucky alike must be in the same risk pool.
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She could be considered the most unlucky of seeds in a Grand Slam, for there can never have been a more dangerous floater in the draw.
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"I was a lucky man, not an unlucky man, because I got to be with Jacquez," Northeast High Coach Jeremy Frioud said, according to Bay News.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Renault Formula One driver Jolyon Palmer says he has torched his 'unlucky underpants' as he seeks a change of fortune in Hungary next week.
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Hodgkin's is one of the more curable cancers of adulthood, but Jason Greenstein was in the unlucky minority of patients who have terrible, prolonged downhill courses.
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If you're unlucky enough to get Clostridium difficile, or C. diff, a bacterium that causes severe diarrhea, your doctor might recommend you get a fecal transplant.
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"We were so unlucky not to go through in 90 minutes," said Kane, who also converted his shootout kick along with Marcus Rashford and Kieran Tripper.
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Some of us, of course, are unlucky enough to have adult acne in our 20s, walking around like grossly oversized preteens with boobs and a briefcase.
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I don't know if I was lucky to get through the process without damaging my computer, or if you actually need to be unlucky to break something.
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The drawbacks are a bitter taste on the back of your tongue, the possibility of an overdose, or debilitating addiction, and prison if you're unlucky or careless.
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Now scientists have spelled out exactly how an asteroid could kill the people unlucky enough to be caught underneath one if - or when - it smashes into Earth.
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The Los Angeles Clippers didn't need any more bad news to cement their reputation as an unlucky, borderline-cursed organization, but on Tuesday night they got some.
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By evening, the only cars were giant garbage trucks moving giant piles of snow into other giant piles of snow, with a few unlucky cars buried underneath.
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Unlucky/hopeful Walmart shoppers will just have to wait for their next opportunity and hope the pre-order stock doesn't sell out before they get to it.
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But if we're unlucky, we're going to find out what Trump's mixture of a poor grasp of policy and strong authoritarian instincts means during a crisis period.
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But as the movie progresses, it becomes clear this isn't a tale about man versus beast but about beast versus beast with man as the unlucky spectators.
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And Rain deals with a horrifying change in the weather: razor-sharp crystals fall from the sky instead of water, shredding anyone unlucky enough to be outside.
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As creator Ricky Dillon put it on Twitter: "Sometimes you get so unlucky and your auto generated thumbnail is something random like a tree or a FOOT."
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As Indian jets chased the attackers, seemingly into Pakistan, an Indian aircraft was shot down, with the unlucky pilot landing on the Pakistani side of the border.
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This unlucky soul posted a picture of their losing lotto ticket on r/funny, but the reason why they lost will make you really feel for them.
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It's not quite the situation that saw the unlucky end of a five-year run of Minecraft, reportedly the longest known on the game's hardcore permadeath mode.
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That meant that unlucky users with broken keyboards would have to send their laptops away for several days in order to take advantage of the repair program.
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Age of Ultron, in particular, is often shot from the point of view of bystanders and passersby, people who were unlucky enough to wander into this battle.
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Timothy Pachirat's more recent "Every Twelve Seconds" shows the impact of a modern slaughterhouse on the workers and animals unlucky enough to find themselves in its confines.
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All across Skyrim there are guards who pine for their glory days of adventuring, all of which were cut short by an unlucky arrow in the knee.
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Lana Del Rey can change her mind at the drop of a hat, as one unlucky sap quickly learned trying to press his luck with a camera.
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Though, in 2016, United was the first airline to limit overhead bin usage for certain passengers (it's not known if Correia was one of those unlucky flyers).
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Madam Tussauds in Times Square is where unlucky tourists go when they have literally no idea what to do in New York besides wandering around Times Square.
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Lukas Klostermann grabbed an early goal after nine minutes but Nigeria pushed hard for an equalizer and were unlucky not to get n equalizer on several occasions.
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In a sense the EU has been very unlucky in terms of how hard it has had to prove itself and how embarrassing its failures have been.
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In the meantime, for those unlucky enough to be hit by a world-first, security experts suggest restoring a Mac system backup from before you were infected.
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This would usually result in a day of mind-numbing torment for me and some incredibly shoddily built decks for some unlucky homeowners in the Kawartha region.
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What they fear most is that the virus could be silently spreading through human populations, getting noticed only when it causes severe symptoms in an unlucky few.
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An eerie figure visits the dreams of a very unlucky artist to warn the artist about a nightmare — only to ultimately reveal that she is the nightmare.
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This time, the unlucky politician wants to build a library and ends up mired in a victim-blaming scandal, because this is Selina Meyer we're talking about.
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It's when a mystery cell signal starts taking over the minds of anyone unlucky enough to glob their dumb face onto a cellphone at the wrong time.
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We know she gets them fast, but that also means that Lawson (or some unlucky soul on her team) legitimately thought "Chris Kardashian" was a real celeb.
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In yet another, aspects of masculinity are touched on, in memories that paint a picture of Yuito's father as a young man who was unlucky in love.
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A dozen of the unlucky king's arms arc through space, as in a stop-motion photograph; six more of his amputated limbs lie on the burgundy ground.
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But when Tracey analyzed the scans she found that the unlucky patients had increased activity in the mechanism of the brain stem known to amplify pain signals.
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Or, alternatively, if our mother was unlucky with sales and decided to close shop early, we'd have time to spare and our vendor would still be open.
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For those unlucky few using UnoTelly and for whatever reason are screwed by PayPal turning off the tap, enjoy watching The X Files for the 18th time.
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Others—the majority, in fact, unless you're really unlucky and have a shitty group of friends—will just enjoy themselves in a slightly louder way than usual.
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It may look like an unlucky play, but there was an awful lot of things that could've gone better prior to that puck going into the net.
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Now there were six widows united in Concord, each middle-aged, each in a different stage of grief, drawn together by the peculiar pull of the unlucky.
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Well-known research in the 1970s and 1980s, by the sociologist H. Roy Kaplan, found that the lucky winners weren't that much happier than their unlucky neighbors.
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Looking ahead to 2018, a possibly unlucky number for Obamacare Trump said Obamacare was "exploding" after Republican lawmakers shelved legislation that would have dismantled the healthcare law.
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If you are Syrian like me, or were unlucky enough to be born in another conflict-ridden developing nation, the process of traveling is not so easy.
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So it's anyone's guess as to whether the day itself was actually considered generally unlucky in the late 14th century, or if Chaucer was just being Chaucer.
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There are times you can feel unlucky, and then there are times that you feel like the entirety of the universe is bending its will against you.
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Commending Li's long laid-out succession plan, unusual among tycoons in a region where discussing death is often viewed as unlucky, Gulliver praised Victor for being extremely capable.
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Stones are a build-up of waste byproducts like salt that solidify in our urinary tract, and can be caused by lots of different factors, including unlucky genetics.
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These comments—so unnatural and forced—show us how much of male bonding happens at the expense of the women unlucky enough to get caught in its crosshairs.
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GWEN STEFANI RECALLS &aposBEING UNLUCKY IN LOVE&apos While the two are clearly smitten, Stefani admits she still has no immediate plans to move into the married phase.
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Even without this new generation of bombmakers, the Islamic State's lethal legacy will endure for decades, buried in ground it no longer controls, waiting for an unlucky footstep.
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Both were unlucky in love While their on-screen careers may have brought them success, Reynolds and her daughter were a little less lucky in their romantic lives.
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Unlucky enough to find themselves in power, under José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, when Spain's housing and credit bubble burst in 2008, they were obliged to take unpopular measures.
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If you're one of the unlucky ones, Android Central has a few steps you can try to recover your phone (but it might involve a factory reset, sorry).
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They tore into the audience, shoving kids aside, punching one dude who was unlucky enough to be holding the monitor over his head, and wrenching away the speaker.
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The people of Texel and the surrounding islands are living in a sort of whale trap that will keep killing any cetacean unlucky enough to wander into it.
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The assumption until now has been that these lemurs have been unlucky and have lost part of their colour vision by chance at some point in the past.
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A few bad launches in an unlucky year can cause the failure rate to bounce between 3 percent and 10 percent, and accidents tend to be total losses.
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The publication identified The View, Macy's, Fox News, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton as the unlucky recipients of Trump's most frequent vitriol.
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One unlucky Redditor even bet the community that if Xur sold the gun, he would shave his head and glue his hair to his face like a beard.
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I haven't been unlucky enough to get any grit trapped inside the phone yet, but it's a genuine hazard that more conventional smartphones don't have to deal with.
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De Blasio, the paper's editorial board wrote, is a different case -- and that his unlucky absence was emblematic of some deeper disdain for his job and the city.
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And the sledges were a real hazard at frozen water crossings, where an unlucky step could break the fragile ice, plunging skiier and sledge into the frigid sea.
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" In a similar vein, New York sneered, "Star Wars will do very nicely for those lucky enough to be children or unlucky enough never to have grown up.
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Monopoly is the board game infamous for destroying friendships, because it's a simulation of real life where your friends all owe you money (or vice versa, unlucky soul).
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Unusually heavy traffic that causes you to miss your flight under most situations would be very unlucky — but for Sony Setiawan, it may have just saved his life.
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On Thursday, teasers for the film were reportedly shown at CinemaCon in Las Vegas and it's apparently left anybody lucky (or unlucky) enough to see it feeling conflicted.
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So we're left to guess that the people hearing the hissing noises are just unlucky and drew the short straw in the lottery of tiny, inevitable manufacturing variances.
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Löw noted that Müller, who has not scored in eight career games in the Euros, was "unlucky," but otherwise he seemed unconcerned about his team's lack of finishing.
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And then the final section is for the few unlucky parents whose child is not cured by the treatment they received and is going to slowly, awkwardly die.
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I had no idea how lucky I was then—or how unlucky I would be once I became too sick to be an asset to my employer anymore.
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Well, I was one of the unlucky ones that ended up in hospital from getting my drink spiked on a night out during my second year of university.
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If you're unlucky enough to be a (metaphorical) shrimp pitted against (non-metaphorical) tuna, then you might have to get a bit creative when it comes to mating.
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I was surprised to learn that the store actually does take in-store orders, which will be a boon to any unlucky coffee craver with a malfunctioning app.
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According to the research, after an adult female wasp lays an egg on the abdomen of a spider, the larva hatches and attaches itself to the unlucky arachnid.
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Between the lines: "The generation unlucky enough to enter the labor market in a recession suffers 'significant' earnings losses that take years and years to rebound," Lowrey reports.
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If you happen to be in the small (unlucky) percentage of people who get life-threateningly ill, you likely won't turn up in an ICU until mid-April.
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Those include fans of northern Thai cuisine, children (or sometimes adults) who eat slugs on a dare, and unlucky salad-eaters who accidentally ingest slugs with unwashed lettuce.
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She travels to Indiana, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles, conducting illuminating interviews with administrators, social services staff and, most powerfully, people unlucky enough to reside in the digital poorhouse.
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Some believe that Friday the 13th is seen as unlucky because on that day in October 133, King Philip IV of France arrested members of the Knights Templar.
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Surely it would not be too much to hope that the unlucky little witch be given a decent burial as well, even if she was not a celebrity.
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When you're really unlucky, a crystal or two will pop out of this skylight and into one of the ear's three semicircular canals, which take up residence nearby.
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To promote its upcoming launch of A Series of Unfortunate Events, Netflix has produced a video featuring a giant Rube Goldberg machine that triggers 13 — yikes — unlucky superstitions.
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As a result it's a good idea to sip your drink throughout the game so you didn't wind up drinking too much at once when you got unlucky.
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If you're among the unlucky millions who will get the flu this year, this is the most important advice: If you're able to stay home, please stay home.
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Those unlucky enough to be left behind foraged for food, pharmacies or the air-conditioned relief of the rare movie theater that had not closed for the summer.
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Traditionally, seeing your doppelgänger means death is nigh; in some cultures and times, twins have been considered so unlucky that one in a pair is killed after birth.
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The Wildcats have gotten unlucky this year—88 percent of their losses have been within two possessions—and now they play one of two very underseeded No. 11 seeds.
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Im picked up eight birdies from his first 653 holes and was unlucky to just miss out on birdies at 15th and 16th holes to extend his lead further.
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What follows is a nonstop series of madcap misfortunes as Dent & Co. tangle with the horrors of Vogon poetry, a very depressed android, and an unlucky pot of petunias.
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Nokia has closed the books on its unlucky foray into digital health devices and services, and with it, a business is marking its return to the world of startups.
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Set in Singapore and just as densely packed, Ken Kwek's debut feature "Unlucky Plaza" bundles loan-shark drama, culture-clash comedy, hostage negotiations and a talk-show framing device.
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Unfortunately for those exposed to a broad-market tracker such as the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) one of the unlucky names in that latter category is Apple.
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They have vowed to put the unlucky week behind them and look ahead to next week, "It's trio week, which is going to be intense and amazing," said Arnold.
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An essential first line of defense for the forgetful and unlucky, Find My iPhone has helped recover countless devices — whether dropped, stolen or in your pocket the whole time.
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It was the basis of "Miranda", a sitcom about a hapless woman unlucky in love, as well as some awkward workplace flirting in "The Office" and "Parks and Rec".
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" As to how the sword ended up in a peat bog, Staszic says it's "possible that an unlucky knight was pulled into the marsh, or simply lost his sword.
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If the researchers are really not nice and decide instead to use their exploit, then some unlucky person or organization is probably going to have a very bad day.
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When the unlucky patrons finally arrived on the island (many others were stranded in Miami due to grounded flights), they learned that this supposedly-epic festival was anything but.
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Iaconetti was unlucky in love once again when the two returned for season 3 the following summer, but nevertheless, they remained friends even after things didn't work out romantically.
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It's unclear who the spilled ink belongs to and Gizmodo has reached out to the Atlanta Police Department to ask which unlucky ink company is having a bad week.
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The Iranian rally faltered when Silva found Costa in the area, and Rezaeian was desperately unlucky that his challenge ended pinging off the striker's knee and into the net.
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Even later takes on the legend say the building around the gateway has decayed away, but the vortex is still there, swallowing the occasional errant hiker or unlucky squirrel.
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Red Rum, for those of you unlucky enough to have not lived in or near M14 during this epoch, was a cramped basement under a post office delivery store.
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As safe as I felt Haiti to be, anyone caught in the wrong place at the wrong time could potentially run into trouble if he or she were unlucky.
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And for anyone unlucky enough to have their view of this momentous event blocked by clouds, remember that you have 600 million years left to take in another one.
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The move often left her exposed, out of vital cover, but it also reliably skimmed huge chunks of health off any enemies unlucky enough to get in her way.
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No, we're not talking E. coli or listeria: Fresh Express packaged salad mix is being recalled because a pair of unlucky diners found a bat in their greens. Yes.
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They made it to the semifinals at the World Championships after an unlucky seeding paired them against the eventual champions, but that placement wasn't good enough for the Tigers.
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If you're unlucky enough to be one such woman in Ireland, choice is non-existent: Getting an abortion and cutting short the journey to inevitable heartbreak is strictly forbidden.
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But most human cultures dislike the color of darkness, which is why in language, black often refers to negative things such as witches, unlucky cats and the Grim Reaper.
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Iran was only a few years past the revolution, and somehow, even as a child, I sensed that I had been born in an unlucky chapter of its history.
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So great and looming is the unlucky black cat in public imagination that we tend to overlook the points in history when black cats were viewed as good omens.
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Still, Georgia is going to take the field like a team on fire on Saturday, and Kentucky is unlucky enough to be on the receiving end of the slaughter.
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In both of his convictions, it sounded like David was incredibly unlucky, but that is perhaps beside the point: could it ever be fair to deport someone like David?
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For example, if you are unlucky enough to become incarcerated in the Idaho State Correctional Institution, you are probably not going to be passing your time rolling D20's.
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Even among those unlucky few who experienced needlestick injuries when treating H.I.V.-positive patients, fewer than 1 out of 300 contracted the virus (the number is even lower now).
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Baking sheet It never occurred to me to chuck my inferior baking sheet, even though it was warped, leaky and burned everything unlucky enough to make contact with it.
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If a child was unlucky enough to end up at group home, they often found themselves in an institutional snake pit with little oversight and often no way out.
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There is even a functioning bathroom that enjoys some action during the show, as audience members unlucky enough to sit on the left side of the house will discover.
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Prisons, punishment, segregation, exile: even the most enlightened state needs some way of sorting the truly dangerous from the sadly criminal and the sadly criminal from the merely unlucky.
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The fates of a collection of black and white Detroiters (as well as two unlucky visitors from Ohio) converge at a motel on the west side of the city.
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American Keegan Bradley finished the year an unlucky 51st, though he could still play his way in, with several other avenues still open to qualification in the new year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police on Sunday located a tourist couple whose unlucky marriage proposal went viral after their engagement ring fell down a Times Square subway grate.
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It looks like other graduates whose photographers' creative eye can use a little work are in the same boat and they came out to stand united with this unlucky teen.
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An unlucky journalist I traveled with was bitten by an ant that was hanging out in her rain boot and received waves of excruciating pain through her body for hours.
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In another bonus for Ferrari, Kimi Raikkonen finished third, fending off Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo and leaving the unlucky Australian still searching for a first podium in his home race.
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He is unlucky in love, trapped in a toxic on-again-off-again relationship with a wealthy and beautiful college girlfriend while women all around him swoon at his feet.
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But losing a few seconds while you fumble to find a condom is way better than being the unlucky person who gets the world's first case of completely resistant gonorrhea.
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He points to the telltale signs of microcephaly, calcifications and a loss of brain volume, and shows me how he can tell that Julia was one of the unlucky ones.
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The policy's poor design meant that it was rightly criticised as a "dementia tax" on those unlucky enough to run up large bills for social care; it was hastily dropped.
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About ten years ago, British veterinarians discovered an unlucky family of King Charles Spaniels whose male pups sometimes came down with a mysterious set of maladies before their first birthday.
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Yet, a day later, the pair were lined up for the Alfred E. Smith charity dinner in New York's Waldorf Astoria, separated only by one very unlucky Cardinal Timothy Dolan.
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Falling into a dark abyss is normally the stuff of nightmares — but for one unlucky museum patron, it was a kind of reality after he tumbled into an art installation.
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"When you own an index fund, you're also protected against all the downright dumb, mildly misguided or merely unlucky decisions that active fund managers are liable to make," Robbins writes.
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Primarily, the finding comes courtesy of a single unlucky family in Iceland with 10 members exhibiting both symptoms of psychosis and a specific mutation in a gene known as RBM12.
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Djokovic clawed back to 3-3 but cracked after an unlucky touch off the tape put Nadal 6-4 up and the Spaniard wrapped up the set in 71 minutes.
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Because apparently the terminal velocity of a cheese (or at least its "terminal hill-rolling speed") is enough to seriously injure any bystander unlucky enough to get clocked by it.
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For those who feel unlucky in love this February, consider entering this contest where the winner gets to name a venomous snake at Wild Life Sydney Zoo after their ex.
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It is curious to consider that Lawrence, had he not been unlucky, might have lived to see Chuck Berry and the Kennedy assassination and maybe even to write about them.
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This "sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot," as Judy calls him, represents the broader workplace environment in which powerful men are emboldened to abuse those unlucky enough to be around them.
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One of Assad's favorite weapons is the barrel bomb, a crude device dropped from helicopters as a means of killing and wounding anyone unlucky enough to be in its path.
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In fact, the Brewers pythag record is one game better than their actual win-loss record (55-47 to 54-48, respectively), so if anything, the Brewers have been unlucky.
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Here, kitty-kitty... Goat Simulator In 'the one sim to rule them all,' players control a consistently unlucky goat who may or may not symbolize a soul trapped in Purgatory.
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For the Indians on Wednesday, it was a swift and brutal ending, an unlucky 13th trip to the postseason for a team that has not won a title since 1948.
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It's clear that some people are especially at-risk, particularly the elderly or infirm; and that any of us could get unlucky and contract a case more severe than mine.
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According to a depressing new study out of McMaster University in Canada, being poor or unlucky in love may be tied to whether or not you were a premature baby.
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She interprets the flood as a terrifying natural disaster, just the latest stroke of bad luck in an already unlucky life, lived on the margins of an already poor country.
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The number four is unlucky in parts of Asia — its pronunciation in several languages is close to the word "death," making April 4 (4/4) a day to stay inside.
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The ninth-place Nuggets, who have won five games straight, are still looking to replace one unlucky loser, and all five teams are within a single game of one another.
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"We had a 20-carat yellow diamond that 'busted on the wheel' we call it... it went from $600,000 to $100,000 - just like that, it's the unlucky lotto," says Scott.
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I often joked with an old boyfriend, an American who worked in foreign policy, that somewhere an unlucky state security intern was monitoring our cutesy volley of GIFs and emojis.
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But it's not just unlucky homeowners who are affected—fine particulate matter is an increasing concern for epidemiologists, who've found that public exposure can cause both acute and chronic disease.
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If a district was unlucky enough to be assigned a corrupt magistrate, or merely one whose interest in sand mining were less intense than Singh's, the system would fall apart.
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At the same time, Jones was unlucky early in the fourth, as Barrett's second strip-sack came while Jones was winding up for another Mills concept, this time to Fowler.
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Whether you think it's unlucky or not, cross your fingers and check out these 13 fun facts about Friday the 133th and our collective aversion to the number 13. 1.
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But what if the three teams finish with one win each, a team has by far the best goal differential, and it's then ousted because of an unlucky random draw?
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After dropping a baited line, one of the men on the boat felt that he'd hooked something, and four minutes later managed to pull the unlucky creature to the surface.
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But the key question on everyone's mind at this point has to be: How can we watch the royal wedding if we're one of the unlucky many who can't attend?
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Some states do have their own surveillance programs for algae, including North Carolina, but Martin said she didn't see any warnings for the pond she and her unlucky dogs visited.
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The performances by Sarah Paulsen as dedicated, but unlucky prosecutor Marcia Clark, Sterling K. Brown as her partner Christopher Darden, and Cuba Gooding, Jr. as OJ himself are truly top tier.
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Well, since new cacti can grow from certain parts of the jumping cholla that break off, called cladodes, perhaps the spines sticking firmly into an unlucky passerby has an evolutionary advantage.
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Molly Shannon and Chris Parnell played the unlucky parents opposite Ferrell's crazed doctor in the absurd 2000 sketch, during which the actress laughed like no mother would in such a situation.
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Outside of calling the recent (and for him, specifically, wildly unlucky) Deerfield motion "stupid," his thoughts echo many of Seibert's, emphasizing that the city's response should be focused on mental health.
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Now, it appears that if you are unlucky enough to be driving for Uber during a public health emergency, you can be automatically barred from eking out your sub-minimum wage.
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For years, he has dispensed hokey sayings about his mom, who he eulogized in 2010 as "Heroic in her ideals but solid in her expectations," and his dad, an unlucky businessman.
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We've found some unlucky (or lucky, depending on how you look at it) people that have received a few unusual photos in their AirDrop, and the result is something truly special.
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The brute force of the wind of a tropical system is unlikely to kill you unless you're outside or unlucky enough to have a tree land on you (hint: avoid trees).
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Thanks to a glitch on the social network, posts and photographs from days, months and even years ago are apparently resurfacing on the profiles of some unlucky and mortified Facebook users.
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Many find it harder to pass as their affirmed gender, and trans people are just as unlucky as everyone else in having to endure family and friends who make life difficult.
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It's one of the most spectacular royal events of the year — though for a few unlucky bear-fur garbed guards, collapsing under the weight of the occasion appears to be inevitable.
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Earlier this year, Ciara, 30, opened up about finding love with Wilson, 27, after being unlucky in love (she has a 2-year-old son, Future Zahir, with her ex, Future).
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While many of us can only dream that the radio's latest passionate track was written specifically to celebrate our lovability, these lucky (and sometimes unlucky) stars really did inspire hit tunes.
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Teams would have had time to prepare for opponents they knew they'd be facing, but two unlucky losses could shut out even the most dominant teams from heading to the playoffs.
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But if you're struggling after a trauma, or you can't get your head around why you're always unlucky in love, a more specialized therapy program is probably a better option.2.
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If you're unlucky enough to be one of the one in 200 or so pregnant women who get PUPPS, there is some good news: It's unlikely to recur in subsequent pregnancies.
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That's merely the necessary pretense: The bowler's primary objective is to terrify the batsman, and if in the course of this terror campaign a cheekbone is shattered, well, that's dashed unlucky.
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The Tokyo-based company, Japan's largest online commerce firm, this week revealed its investment in a drone maker and plans to begin field trials in an unlucky setting… the golf course.
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NAIROBI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As a young man, Moses Muchina used to rob people who were unlucky enough to have to cross through the Kenyan slum of Korogocho after dark.
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Why not ask one unlucky curry shop owner in the Japanese city of Higashiōsaka, who is undoubtedly pondering the meaning of life, as he ruminates on the remains of his restaurant.
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The artist herself is still the tousled and anxious creature of the previous books, very much a large cat in a bee costume — awkward, unlucky, straining for dignity and supremely lovable.
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Erin (Hope Davis) is once again unlucky in love, and her mother (Holland Taylor) takes matters into her own hands by placing a personal ad for her daughter in the newspaper.
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During the same period, the toxic dyes used to color black mourning gowns and veils presented unlucky widows with a variety of health risks, among them respiratory issues, blindness, and death.
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This year, the first group of unlucky runners was plucked off the bridge at about the 4.5-mile mark, with still more than a half-hour of racing time to go.
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Individually, his team, like all the others, is a collection of MAAC players—point guards who are too small, shooters who are too mercurial or unlucky, young people who make mistakes.
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It would effectively encourage employers to share the burden of cutbacks, perhaps reducing payroll by cutting the hours of all workers a bit, rather than consigning an unlucky few to unemployment.
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If you're lucky (or unlucky, depending upon how you look at it), you'll wake up to the sounds of a lovelorn spirit sobbing, or a few of your belongings inexplicably rearranged.
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Still, one must send someone to discuss trade and passports and the repatriation of unlucky Turkish sailors captured by the pirate crews who cowered in the harbors of that barbarian island.
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Sadly, in addition to her talent, Minnelli inherited some of her mother's problems with addiction and an unlucky love life, and she's been a tabloid staple on and off for decades.
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There are also two famous stories of an unlucky 213th guest: in the Bible, Judas Iscariot is the 22016th person at the Last Supper, and he goes on to betray Jesus.
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Some of those unlucky Whisper users anonymously shared their personal wedding mishaps, and reminded us that a lot can go wrong between walking down the aisle and living happily ever after.
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He mentioned that fortune — "two bad goals, incredibly lucky or unlucky, depending on your perspective" — and he indulged in the sort of gnomic contortion of reality that might please a tyrant.
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That unlucky "individual" loaded with bad mutations could be a sperm cell that's not fit enough to ever reach an egg, or an organism that is not healthy enough to ever reproduce.
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And it is entirely possible to do both, to harness market competition while using the wealth it generates to raise up the unlucky and give them greater access to that very competition.
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The flip side to this, of course, is that if you've been unlucky in love, perhaps you could use some help with selecting potential dates whom you may not have considered previously.
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I'd argue that he produced work on a par with Buzzcocks in their purple patch, and that he was extraordinarily unlucky not to have similar success with his esteemable 21984s electro output.
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Liberals want to help the poor and unlucky, conservatives want to let people keep their hard-earned income, and there's no right answer to this debate, because it's a question of values.
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When Stevenage police questioned Patel, he admitted his actions were "silly" but argued that the Tesla was capable of something "amazing" and called himself the "unlucky one who got caught," authorities said.
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Bachelor alum Ashley Iaconetti has been unlucky in love several times over on reality TV, but now she's giving relationships another try — by hosting a brand-new show centered around successful couples.
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There's not a singular "ultimate gun" in Destiny, but the unavoidable loadout variance between players means that some people are going to be at a disadvantage because they've had unlucky gear drops.
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You might be so unlucky that the nearest doctor who can actually prescribe you the medication is 150 miles away, which means you'll spend hours on the road and possibly stay overnight.
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Living under the fear that a wrong movement, unlucky association, or fearful reaction could lead to death or violence is the pressure, and that pressure is not uncommon, waiting to be unbottled.
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Presumably, it was that list the gate agents went to when they had to choose one unlucky passenger to kick off after three had accepted monetary offers to give up their seats.
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Louisiana is lucky and unlucky enough to sit both on the river and near the Gulf of Mexico—making our state both an ecological wonder and a laboratory for climate change problems.
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The departure of dozens of health insurers from ObamaCare exchanges across the country has led to skyrocketing premiums and deductibles for those still unlucky enough to be trapped in those failing systems.
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Rivera's heroics salvaged Noah Syndergaard's pitching gem and patched up the disastrous and unlucky ninth inning by Familia, who got four soft ground balls that the Mets could not turn into outs.
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"Fu Yuanhui's comments have raised awareness, because Chinese society still approaches menstruation indirectly, even considering it unlucky," said Chen Yaya, a feminist activist and researcher at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
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This no-frills horror film about a murderous psycho who terrorizes people unlucky enough to wander into his corner of California hill country has no fancy special effects or supernatural goings-on.
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When violence failed to erupt — except for one incident, in which the target was an unlucky shark — he tried to instigate it, a blatant violation of basic ethical standards in social science.
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After the premiere alone, there are a couple of obvious winners (see Brown's triumphant — and suddenly shocking — return), and losers (including, well, the unlucky contestants who got sent home the first night).
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The idea is complex and profound, but the tone is light and playful — in your reading life "you can be lucky or unlucky, but the risk of disappointment isn't serious," writes Calvino.
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If you're one of those unlucky Netflix subscribers, like me, and were wondering why your video stream wasn't as glossy and smooth as it should have been, now you know the reason.
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In corporate life, the usual practice when firing someone is either to say nothing or to say something nice, on the theory that the unlucky person is likelier to respond in kind.
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Perhaps it thought it was a credence and not a credenza at all, one that had fallen, in the manner of an unlucky angel, to the blasphemous station of a mere sideboard.
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It's a commonly held belief that the reason Friday the 212th is considered unlucky is that on Friday 213, 213, a raid on the Knights Templar took place, essentially wiping them out.
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If viewers thought that things could end peacefully between the Red Keep, the Mother of Dragons, and anyone unlucky enough to be caught between them, this episode proved that's never going to happen.
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It is possible to imagine a future in which the global poverty rate continues to drop even as poverty becomes more entrenched in a few unlucky countries, scarred by war and bad government.
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If we're unlucky, the Trump exploit is just the first example of how modern media has evolved into a self-destructive monster, able only to make its own problems worse through endless repetition.
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To put things in perspective, a one-way flight from L.A. to Vegas is 4,392 points, so unlucky passengers would have to have encountered several glitches to even snag that flight for free.
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An unlucky wallaby got caught in an alpine brushfire in Tasmania, via Dan Broun Fortunately, the Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre, which stores seeds for numerous endemic species, was built for exactly this purpose.
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That feeling seems to dissipate with the knowledge that women were traditionally kept away from the sea, their mere presence on a boat unlucky and the great sea epics almost empty of them.
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Indeed Gabbiadini can count himself unlucky not to have notched a hat-trick on his Wembley debut, after television replays showed his 15th minute strike should not have been ruled out for offside.
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If you're one of the unlucky majority, you'll incur the wrath of your bladder and urethra in the form of pelvic pain, needing to pee (even though you just went), and burning urination.
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And it's that first-night dress — the stepping-out-of-the-limo gown that, for some unlucky women, ends up being the only outfit they'll wear on the show — that is the biggie.
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These images provide the viewer with an account of the devastation of such a weapon, both on the individuals unlucky enough to be in either the blast or radiation zones and civilization itself.
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If they're unlucky, though, they'll be part of a feedback loop where they're giving plenty up plenty of personal health data for little in return — at least, until the company improves its product.
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The smiley blonde Katharine McPhee fan bottomed out with an unlucky slot at the beginning of the show, but at least her vocals were strong on a song voters are sure to recognize.
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But it was all but certain that Matthew McConaughey was going to win that year for Dallas Buyers Club — and he did — which left Leo assuming the role of Oscar's unlucky bridesmaid. Again.
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With the Rio Olympics looming, fans seemed to shrug at Brazil's draw in the opening match of the tournament, in which an unlucky Ecuadorean team was denied a victory by some questionable officiating.
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"Most of the people who watched me on ' Thirtysomething ' are probably dead by now," she said cheerfully, referring to the late-eighties TV drama, on which she played the unlucky-in-love Ellyn.
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The spambots appear to have hijacked ordinary Twitter accounts in some instances, and if you're really unlucky then your entire mentions page could be filled up with notifications for likes on ancient tweets.
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At this point, the bladder trap is set and all it needs is for an unlucky invertebrate to trigger on of the 'levers' which extends from the bottom of the bladder's trap door.
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One such unlucky 15-year-old in Oregon, for example, has just been ordered to pay $36.6 million after he accidentally started a massive wildfire playing with fireworks last September, the Oregonian reports.
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However, you may want to start skimming your calendar for two other days that have come to be considered unlucky in certain regions of the world: Tuesday the 13th and Friday the 17th.
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Mr. Rivera recently learned that he had prostate cancer, unlucky news that came with one upside: Under state law, it helped him qualify for a veteran's disability exemption from his rising tax bill.
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I had to make sure that none of the paintings in the stamp collection pictured four objects because four is unlucky; the word for 'four' in Cantonese sounds like the word for 'death.
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Not recognizing your blessings feeds into the dark side of capitalism and meritocracy: the notion that success is a choice, and that those who haven&apost achieved success are not unlucky, but unworthy.
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There was an almost instantaneous operatic treatment in Hamburg in 1686: Johann Wolfgang Franck's "The Lucky Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa" and "The Unlucky Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa," composed for performance on successive evenings.
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At the same time, the natural phenomenon also became a tourism spectacle, with lava ocean tours — like the unlucky one bombed by lava — setting out to watch the unusual phenomenon from the sea.
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Several new restaurants opened in the city in 5503 in an unlucky twist of timing, including Peddle's Jamaican restaurant, and Cosa Nostra, an upscale Italian with a dress code and live piano music.
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An unlucky astronomer could spend a lifetime turning his or her telescope here and there and, except for the march of the planets and an occasional comet crossing the sky, see nothing new.
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It's these algae blooms—characterized by the vivid, viscous discolorations of water they create—that can spew enough toxins into the water to seriously harm or kill animals unlucky to come across them.
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As anyone who's had a particularly unlucky cruise might know, the virus thrives in confined spaces, since it can take as little as 12 hours after you've been exposed to become sick and contagious.
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To be fair, "Taken" didn't exactly lend itself to an episodic format without tinkering, since nobody -- even Mills -- could be unlucky enough to have someone close to him snatched by thugs week after week.
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New York Police Department officers quickly cordoned off the area and sent one lucky (or unlucky) patrolman — equipped with a bee vacuum and protective gear — to safely suck up the bees from the umbrella.
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"This winter, particularly in February and March, Alaska hit what I would call the unlucky jackpot," Brian Brettschneider, a climate scientist at the University of Alaska Fairbanks's International Arctic Research Center, told BuzzFeed News.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police sought on Saturday for an unlucky suitor who dropped an engagement ring down a Times Square grating while proposing to his fiancee, who nonetheless told him yes.
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Lucinda, Sarah, Irving, Martha, Robert and William were all presumably there when mobs protesting the inequitable military draft began to vent their fury on any African-American unlucky enough to be in their way.
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The unlucky ones have been forced to buy food, nets, and new boats with loans from money lenders that they then struggle to pay back, according to National Fishworkers Forum General Secretary Thomas Peter.
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Jan. 31-March 12 The Komische Oper's firebrand director Barrie Kosky is at the helm of this new production of Tchaikovsky's opera, based on Pushkin's epic poem about a Russian nobleman unlucky in love.
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In a now-deleted video posted to his Instagram, Breezy once again confirmed that he is quite possibly the worst thing that has or will ever happen to the unlucky women who date him.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sloane Stephens showed on Sunday how phenomenal her game can be when her "heart and body" are "connected", as unlucky Dutchwoman Arantxa Rus discovered in the first round of the French Open.
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Additional hints come in the form of flashbacks to Cora's childhood, further clouding whether she knew the victim or if he was merely an unlucky surrogate for someone who wronged her in the past.
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As it's only possible to give gifts to people twice a week, once that was done I started just going back to bed immediately on unlucky days, to wait until the week started again.
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"If you look at the teams that got through, I don't think anybody can argue and really say anybody was unlucky or went out and it was a tragedy or a travesty," he said.
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Cuadrado's deft chip from outside the box was unlucky to bounce down off the bar and back into play and then Bobby Wood smacked the post with a crisp shot at the other end.
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If you believe Friday the 13th is unlucky, on average, a couple of times a year you will be forced to consider whether to adapt your daily routine to avoid the prospect of harm.
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For the photographer Randi Malkin Steinberger, who moved to Southern California in the 1990s, this temperament located itself in the ubiquitous, incongruously cheerful fumigation tents that cover unlucky houses fostering dry-wood termite infestations.
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Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise alums JJ Lane and Kayla Hughes skipped the traditions and unlucky superstitions associated with leap years and decided to tie the knot on Saturday, February 29, in downtown Denver.
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I was on birth control, I had taken a preventative measure to not be pregnant, but whatever percentage of people that are unlucky enough to get pregnant on birth control, I was in there.
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The Twitter bot DeathMedieval has been attracting recent attention for its unexpected popularity, especially given its morbid purpose: The bot tweets out the actual causes of death of unlucky citizens in the Middle Ages.
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And many influencers, especially mega-influencers with followers that number in the millions, typically have relationships with multiple brands, raising the prospect that an unlucky product will get lost in a mix of hashtags.
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The rockets landed in a place and at a time when American and Iraqi personnel normally were not there and it was only by unlucky chance that Mr. Hamid was killed, American officials said.
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The subjects of the checks appear to be members of the public who were unlucky and got too close to the man, a 30-something local resident who went to Wuhan to visit relatives.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of young girls in Kenya's ethnic Kuria community will be spared female genital mutilation (FGM) in 2017 because of a superstition that the number seven is unlucky, campaigners say.
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Mark Connolly, general manager at the zoo, said providing someone unlucky in love the opportunity to name a snake after an ex will give them something else to celebrate on Valentine's Day this year.
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Maybe they got unlucky there, but surely all those consultancy fees should have bought the sense that nothing could be right about a watch of that value that would be outmoded in a year?
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The idea of the 13th day of the month being unlucky may have first taken hold in ancient Greece, around 700 BC, when the poet Hesiod penned a farmer's almanac called Works and Days.
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The Osamu Hirata-trained gelding would need to defy history, however, by becoming the first ever nine-year-old to salute and achieve it from the 'unlucky' barrier 18, which has never produced a winner.
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For third time offenders, a fine of $300 will be their charge, and for those dumb or unlucky enough to get popped four or more times for pot, they will be forced to pay $450.
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As people start trickling back into area deemed safe again, for the unlucky, having to start over will be especially difficult for undocumented immigrants since they will likely not be eligible for federal emergency funding.
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I found myself stopping to catch details in the background, like the corpses of unlucky cave explorers, and — unlike almost every other 3DS game I've played — I didn't want to turn the 3D effect off.
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One of the most widespread superstitions in modern society is the idea that Friday the 13th is unlucky -- a phobia that may stretch all the way back to 1780 B.C and the Code of Hammurabi.
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"Some years, if we're lucky with the wind – and perhaps unlucky for people wanting to enjoy nice summer weather – then we actually generate significantly more than that and we have a net export," he added.
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And if you're really unlucky and you left your AirPods at a coffee shop, then Find My iPhone will try to show you the last location and time that you had your AirPods on you.
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Stanger is helping Bensimon and a slew of other unlucky in love Hollywood stars get their hearts in shape in the PEOPLE exclusive first trailer for season 2 of WE tv series Million Dollar Matchmaker.
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One unlucky Grammy celeb was supposed to get draped in $15 million worth of Chopard jewelry -- but got stiffed when a delivery guy went rogue and lost all the loot ... according to a new lawsuit.
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It's hard to tell whether there really is some reason Phil is bad at predicting the weather, or if this whole experiment is just a coin toss in the middle of an unlikely unlucky streak.
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The Colts and Steelers will face off in a Thanksgiving Day matchup on Thursday, and McAfee is hoping Brown — the Steelers wide receiver — won't repeat what he did to one unlucky punter two years ago.
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Last week, a very unlucky stoner in Houston looking for a place to get high decided to sneak into an abandoned house and light up, an already-sketchy move that quickly got way, way sketchier.
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Duffey was a bit unlucky in his only career start against the White Sox last season, giving up three runs on three hits and three walks over 4 2/3 innings in a no-decision.
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The allegory begins with a conversation, as the infamous ponderer Socrates asks Plato's brother Glaucon (and therefore the reader) to imagine a cave in which a few rather unlucky people have been imprisoned since birth.
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Predict the Unpredictable In one of the most unpredictable election seasons in modern memory, Donald Trump is Exhibit A. The Upshot explains why we're so bad at predicting rare events: Anyone can simply be unlucky.
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In place of a fancy dinner, my boyfriend and I are planning a fancy lunch (so punk rock, I know) — and we're doing it on the 13th, because something about the unlucky number feels appropriate.
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"Much has been made of the fact that Immelt became CEO just a few days before 2743/11, an unlucky break given all of the exposure that GE has to the aircraft business," Cramer said.
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The Belgians put their slow start behind them in the second half as their passing game started to click, but Panama still managed to find opportunities for counter-attacks and were unlucky not to score.
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Supersize contractor bags of smelly, leaking garbage are stacked up to 10-feet high outside gleaming high-rise towers, ready to topple over on someone who is not paying attention, or is just really unlucky.
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Rather, this book derives its power from its focus on individuals in the main unknown to the larger world, who managed to survive the ordeal or who lost their lives simply because they were unlucky.
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