What a pity none of those films were actually nominated.
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What a pity Asia does not make more use of them.
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What a pity, then, that Harrison's lyrics are dismal and dull.
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"I looked at her face, and I thought: 'Son of a bitch – what a pity'" Duterte said.
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What a pity for an institution like Yale, founded in the Colonial era, to ignore all of this.
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"What a pity I'm not a vagrant on the face of the earth," du Maurier wrote in her diary at 21.
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Hopkins is fairly certain that one day people will look back at cancer and say: What a pity that it took so long to extinguish.
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What a pity that just a few short hours after this horrific act of terrorism, the lives of these people have become political campaign fodder.
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"If the coup had been successful, I doubt very much that Cairo would have said, 'oh what a pity,' " said H.A. Hellyer, a senior nonresident fellow at the Atlantic Council in Washington.
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"What a pity that the great Chinese Communist Party and the great people of China won't give you a chance to do that," he wrote in a public post on QQ, a messaging platform.
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"Whatever happens, happens, so if it hits me here in front of the ticket office — what a pity — but at least I was following my hobby," said Miriam Lesch, who was one of the first in the ticket queue.
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GOAL!!! ... OFFSIDE, offside; Griffiths indicated offside, my listeners, Griffiths has given offside – oh what a pity... what a pity". At the final whistle, Szepesi was fighting for composure: "end of the game. West Germany's team is World Champion.
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Used to express pity. Piman, saan a nangabak ni Juan. Juan didn't win, what a pity.
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" Multiplayer.it said "Push Panic delivers some fresh and enjoyable puzzle action, thanks to the excellent touch controls. The game comes with fifty levels and four modes, enough to keep you busy for hours. What a pity there's no online multiplayer.
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They provided entertainment at the restaurant and were anxious to appear on a rock album. After explaining that there were only three chords involved, they played on the title track. James Harman played harmonica on "Que Lastima", a title meaning 'what a pity'.
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However, I am still sensitive to the part of you and Madame de Scévole, well want to take and I'm sure you regret my dear son. Oh my God! What a pity! Marie-Aurore and her granddaughter received General at Nohant in 1815.
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He fell to the ground and said, "Oh Christ, I am shot". He died a few seconds later. Kelly remarked, "What a pity; what made the fool run?" Kelly had McIntyre searched and, when they found that he was unarmed, let him drop his hands.
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While working on one of the floats for the carnival of Aix, Solari developed pneumonia. As he was being taken by carriage to hospital, he murmured, "What a pity about the weather." Louis Giniès, Le Feu, année 1932. Solari died in the same year as Cézanne.
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I used to be a > fan, it's difficult to put my feelings into words. The scene was horrific in > that corner of the room. I saw him lying there and thought what a pity it > all was. I deal with many fires but this one was like walking down memory > lane.
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Chen Shou, who wrote Wu Can's biography in the Records of the Three Kingdoms, appraised Wu and Zhu Ju as follows, "Wu Can and Zhu Ju met with unlucky fates and died in the name of righteousness. What a pity!"(評曰： ... 吾粲、朱據遭罹屯蹇，以正喪身，悲夫！) Sanguozhi vol. 57.
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It is probably best known for its chorus: After the third line of the chorus, in the natural break in the phrasing, audiences familiar with the song often call out "Poor Old Charlie!" or "What a pity!" As the song fades out, the words "Et tu, Charlie!" is heard, meaning "You too, Charlie!" spoken by Bob Shane.
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The Allmusic review by Dean McFarlane awarded the album 4 stars stating "what a pity this monstrous work was not made more widely available, as it contains some of the more ferocious performances of free improvisation that the members of this trio have put to record throughout their disparate and eclectic careers."McFarlane, D. Allmusic Review accessed August 2, 2011.
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The story of this series is that the housewife plays many responsibilities such as mother, wife and daughter-in-law. But what a pity she is, how sometimes the children, husband, mother-in-law, father-in-law insult the housewife. How Bhagyalakshmi is going to adjust to everything. The story is about how she struggled and regained her self-esteem at one point.
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Church announced that she believed Cyndi should have won the competition instead. Natalie Powers of Scooch hit back saying, "As a mother of a young child myself I find her behaviour and language quite unacceptable. What kind of role model is this for a mum-to-be?" Russ Spencer added, "What a pity the voice of an angel has acquired the mouth of a sewer".
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It had everything, two skilful > committed teams, great scores, near misses and a breathtaking finish. From > camogie’s point of view, what a pity it did not end in a draw, thus giving > fans another chance to watch these great sides in action. Full credit to > Kilkenny for plugging away when the game appeared to be slipping away from > them. Claire Jones had her best game in the Kilkenny colours.
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Although they supported women's suffrage and the general advancement of women in society, the Gouldens believed their daughters incapable of the goals of their male peers. Feigning sleep one evening as her father came into her bedroom, Goulden heard him pause and say to himself, "What a pity she wasn't born a lad." It was through her parents' interest in women's suffrage that Goulden was first introduced to the subject.
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Calhoun, 2017, p. 462 However, the connection of the Liberals with the "salary grab" was easily open to criticism. Four Liberal senators and one representative supported the salary increases, and never returned their back pay.Ross, 1919, p. 195 Elihu Washburne, Minister to France, who was a Republican himself and former ally of Grant, writing from Paris, characterized Congress as "simply a gang of thieves...what a pity the President did not veto the salary steal".
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Bedser (2/29) accounted for both the openers and the rest of the team fell to the leg-spin of Eric Hollies (4/7) and slow left-arm wrist- spin of Compton himself (3/39) and they were out for 103 in the rain. The weather cleared up in time for the MCC to make the 10 runs for a clear ten wicket victory. After the match Compton remarked "What a pity that they don't play Tests in Tasmania".
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Leon Stuckey was credited co- composer on many recordings that Kyser wrote and produced. Their co- compositions included, "Oh What A Pity" and "Comin' On Strong".Catalog of Copyright Entries: Third series, Volume 31, Part 5, Number 2, Section 2 - 1977 - Page 2287 They co wrote "Ain't Nothing New Under The Sun" and "True Love (Is Worth More Than Gold)" for Jimmy Briscoe And The Beavers. Both songs appeared as B sides for singles released on the Wanderick label.
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In the novel, he becomes Oliver's closest friend (although he betrays Oliver when Oliver is caught) and he tries to make him a pickpocket, but soon realizes that Oliver will not succeed, and feels sorry for him, saying "What a pity it is he isn't a prig!" He also has a close relationship with Charley Bates. The Artful Dodger is characterized as a child who acts like an adult. He is described as wearing adult clothes which are much too large for him.
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What a pity, then, that apart from its five- metre-high cella walls, very little remains of this temple. The second temple lies near the south-west corner of the odeon. It possesses a 5.50 × 5.50 metre cella and is of the prostylos type. According to an inscription found on the still complete entrance, this temple was dedicated to Artemis, and both the building and the cult statue inside were paid for by a woman named Aurelia Armasta and her husband using their own funds.
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Henle Debussy proposed marriage to Nadezhda von Meck's daughter Sophie, and shortly afterwards found himself on his way back to Paris.NaxosClassics Online In June 1883, Tchaikovsky wrote to his brother Modest, describing Pachulski's latest symphony as "frightful rubbish" and "abominable scribblings", and expressed what a pity it was that, for fear of upsetting his patroness, he could not tell Pachulski frankly of the utter futility of his mania to compose. Tchaikovsky had previously written to Anatoly complaining of how often he had to work with Pachulski, and also how personally unappealing he was.Poznansky, p.
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367/68 While Verdi did not necessarily see a problem in changing location, he did lament the loss of other things: "what a pity to have to give up the pomp of a court like that of Gustavo III. Then too it will be difficult to find another monarch on the lines of that Gustavo. Poor poets, poor composers"Verdi to Torelli, 23 October 1857 in Budden, pp.367/68 When Somma's verses (to which Verdi had contributed a significant amount, including an initial prose outline)Gossett, p.
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Olive Percival died on February 19, 1945 after suffering from a stroke a few months earlier in her garden. Lawrence Clark Powell paid tribute to her after she died: > In spite of an income limited to her clerk's earnings and from the > occasional sale of articles, this woman, whose name was Olive Percival, > collected beautiful things so assiduously that, after her death, it took an > appraiser two weeks to inventory the contents of her cottage. . . . What a > pity that she lacked the wealth and the leisure of a Huntington or a Morgan.
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Among other pieces, a waltz song for Frédégonde and the bolero for Galswinthe depicted in Toulouse-Lautrec's painting, are especially notable. The then Prince of Wales attended one of the performances in the original run and remarked "What a pity that Hervé does not know English! If he came to London, he would have a huge success." This was reported to Hervé who learnt English in a few months and accordingly the piece was mounted in London at the Lyceum Theatre in 1870 in English starring the author and Selina Dolaro.
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Men who possess this quality will be as accomplished in the world of the arts as in the world of martial skill and courage. One such example is Taira no Tadanori: :Friends and foes alike wet their sleeves with tears and said, :"What a pity! Tadanori was a great general, : pre-eminent in the arts of both sword and poetry." : (Kitagawa and Tsuchida, 1975) The warriors in the Heike Monogatari served as models for the educated warriors of later generations, and the ideals depicted by them were not assumed to be beyond reach.
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Wauchope's dying words are a subject of some dispute; Douglas' biography, quotes them as "Don't blame me for this, lads". Arthur Conan Doyle wrote that: > Rumour has placed words of reproach upon his dying lips, but his nature, > both gentle and soldierly, forbids the supposition. "What a pity!" was the > only utterance which a brother Highlander ascribes to him. After Wauchope's death, a stained glass window was given by the people of Liberton Kirk, and stands only a few feet from where he always sat in the East Gallery.
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In 200, when Cao Cao was away attacking Liu Bei in Xu Province, Tian Feng urged Yuan Shao to seize the opportunity to launch an attack on Cao Cao's base at Xu. However, Yuan Shao refused and said that he was more concerned about his son, who was sick. The frustrated Tian Feng hit the ground with his staff and said, "What a pity that he let a rare opportunity slip by just because of a child's illness!" In the meantime, Cao Cao defeated Liu Bei and retook Xu Province. Liu Bei fled north after his defeat and took shelter under Yuan Shao.
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He was the first teacher of James Oury the violinist, and while still under twenty years of age he opened a dancing academy of his own. In 1816, he visited Paris, where he had lessons in dancing from the best teachers. His natural bent was, however, towards the stage, and on 28 September 1818, his first publicly performed dramatic work, "Ah! what a Pity, or the Dark Knight and the Fair Lady," was given at the English Opera House (for the benefit of John Pritt Harley); from this date almost every year witnessed the production of some piece or other from his pen.
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While his father noticed his son's musical talents, he nevertheless dissuaded Carlos from pursuing a musical career: "What a pity the boy is musically talented", wrote Erich to a friend. Carlos first studied chemistry at ETH Zurich, but soon decided to dedicate himself to music. He was répétiteur at the Gärtnerplatz Theatre in Munich in 1952, and made his conducting debut with the operetta Gasparone at Potsdam theatre in 1954. From 1958 to 1964 he was Kapellmeister at the Deutsche Oper am Rhein in Düsseldorf and Duisburg, and then at the Opera in Zurich from 1964 to 1966.
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Everything that in any way, whether it be external force, belief, or mere idea, places itself above the individual and his caprice, Stirner rejects as a hateful limitation of himself. What a pity that to this book -- the extremest that we know anywhere -- a second positive part was not added. It would have been easier than in the case of Schelling's philosophy; for out of the unlimited Ego I can again beget every kind of Idealism as my will and my idea. Stirner lays so much stress upon the will, in fact, that it appears as the root force of human nature.
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Actor Peter van Eyck in Five Graves to Cairo (1943). The 1931 relationship between van Eyck and Ross—and Ross' subsequent abortion—became the basis of Isherwood's story "Sally Bowles". Although Isherwood sometimes did have sex with women, Ross—unlike the fictional character of Sally—never tried to seduce Isherwood,: "Jean never tried to seduce him [Isherwood]. But I remember a rainy, depressing afternoon when she remarked, 'What a pity we can't make love, there's nothing else to do,' and he agreed that it was and there wasn't." although they were forced to share a bed together when their flat became overcrowded with visiting revelers.
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"What a pity such a full- bloodied role had been given to me in film, not in theater," she complained in the same interview. 1968 was the year of Demidova's major breakthrough when six of her films came out. Some of her roles (like that in Vladimir Basov's War-time thriller The Shield and the Sword) Demidova later dismissed as unworthy of attention, describing others (like that of a comissar in Two Comrades Were Serving) as "curious". More significant to her was the character of the SR party activist Maria Spiridonova in The 6th of July (1968), a rebel the actress was in many ways identifying herself with.
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"What a pity for Miss Humphrey that it was not recognized at the time, because she would then have been responsible for an unequivocal proof of the soundness of Werner's coordination theory and the subsequent award of the Nobel prize to him." While one later study has cast doubt on the quality of the sample, Humphrey's status as a pioneer woman scientist remains significant. Her doctoral thesis Über die Bindungsstelle der Metalle in ihren Verbindungen und über Dinitritoäthylendiaminkobaltisalze was accepted by the University of Zurich in 1901. Humphrey was the first British woman to obtain a doctorate in chemistry, though not the first in Zurich.
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Colloquially, the word haram takes on different meanings and operates more closely as a dichotomy with halal, which denotes the permissible. In Arabic-speaking countries, saying "haram" can mean 'what a shame' or 'what a pity' (this meaning has been adopted by Modern Hebrew slang as well, and is alike to the Italian use of peccato). The term can be used formally as a method for chastising strangers who behave inappropriately, or between friends as a form of teasing. The word is also used to instruct children in how to behave by telling them that harming other children or animals is haram, among other things.
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In reply, Stowe forwarded the story outline to Willis and declined to let Louisa join her, citing the possibility of Louisa being spoiled by too much sympathy shown to her in England. Jacobs felt betrayed because her employer thus came to know about the parentage of her children, which was the cause for Jacobs feeling ashamed. In a letter to Post, she analyzed the racist thinking behind Stowe's remark on Louisa with bitter irony: "what a pity we poor blacks can[']t have the firmness and stability of character that you white people have." In consequence, Jacobs gave up the idea of enlisting Stowe's help.
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The same year, Izzo appeared in ' (Sorry About Your Wedding) a comedy by Chilean director Nicolás López. In 2012, with one commercial feature movie to her name and three more then-about to be released Que pena tu familia (What a Pity About Your Family), Aftershock, and The Green Inferno (directed by her then-future husband, now ex-husband, Eli Roth), Izzo moved to Los Angeles, when she soon secured small roles in Hemlock Grove and the failed television pilot I Am Victor. In 2015, Izzo starred alongside Keanu Reeves and Ana de Armas in Knock Knock (her second horror film directed by Eli Roth), filmed in Santiago's Chicureo neighbourhood.
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According to historians Gregory Elliot and Moshe Lewin this could help explain his so-called "boring" personality and the mastery of his own ego. West German politician Egon Bahr, when commenting on Gromyko's memoirs, said; > He has concealed a veritable treasure-trove from future generations and > taken to the grave with him an inestimable knowledge of international > connection between the historical events and major figures of his time, > which only he could offer. What a pity that this very man proved incapable > to the very end of evoking his experience. As a faithful servant of the > state, he believed that he should restrict himself to a sober, concise > presentation of the bare essentials.
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' What a pity that no one knows what the content of his thought was. According to the notes made at the trial, Łyszczyński, was curiously 'modern', even to the point of incongruity, in his critique of religion: all of his remarks might have been made by Marx or Lenin ... Łyszczyński clearly states his disbelief in God. The incongruity of this idea, however, lies in an inability to understand its genesis in the context of Polish society at that time ... there is no independent or clear evidence of other individuals with similar inclinations during Łyszczyński's time. To say that Łyszczyński was simply ahead of his time means nothing: it is an admission of the unavailability of an explanation.
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"The Kerry Recruit" is an Irish song referring to the Crimean War. The song's lyrics are from the point of view of an Irish soldier (from County Kerry). Rumour has it, that if you were around during the playing of "The Kerry Recruit" during the Crimean War, you were to be thrown in jail. The lyrics of the song: :About four years ago I was digging the land :With me brogues on me feet and me spade in me hand :Says I to me self, what a pity to see, :Such a fine strapping lad footing turf round Tralee ::CHORUS ::With me too rum a na, with me too rum a na, ::With me too rum an urum an urum a na.
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The "balmy" slide guitar passage, supported by Barham's string section, follows this second verse, and from that point on – around 2:38 – the same, circular chord structure continues for the remaining four-and-a-half minutes of the song. The long fade-out sees what Schaffner termed the "pseudo- symphonic tension" burst into a frenzy of brass and timpani, further bottleneck soloing, and the "What a pity" mantra joined by "Hey Jude"-style "Na-na-na-na" chorus. One of the most obvious examples of what Rolling Stone magazine's album reviewer later termed "the music of mountain tops and vast horizons", "Isn't It a Pity" featured the largest line-up of musicians found on the album – including three or four keyboard players, a trio of extra rhythm guitarists, the orchestral strings, brass and tympani, and a male choir.Leng, pp. 86–87.
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About that time he joined the London-based Western Goals Institute as an honorary Vice-President, and was one of their delegation to the 22nd World Anti-Communist League Conference in Brussels in July 1990. During his political career Derby-Lewis had a long history of racially inflammatory remarks, a number of which were considered off-putting even by his Conservative Party colleagues who themselves favoured a racially divided South Africa. In 1989 he claimed in Parliament that "If AIDS stops Black population growth it will be like Father Christmas."Republic of South Africa (1989) "Debates of Parliament" Cape Town: Government Printer Similarly, that same year he was overheard remarking "What a pity" in response to a report by a minister that an aircraft had had to brake to avoid a black man on the runway at Johannesburg's airport (he later apologised, alleging that the comment had just "slipped out").
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Mettray Penal colony has become more than just a model prison for boys in the work of Michel Foucault. In Discipline and Punish Foucault denotes the opening of Mettray prison as the most significant change in the modern status of prisons. He writes: "Were I to fix the date of completion of the carceral system... [t]he date I would choose would be 22 January 1840, the date of the official opening of Mettray. Or better still, perhaps, that glorious day, unremarked and unrecorded, when a child in Mettray remarked as he lay dying: 'What a pity I left the colony so soon'"Foucault, Michel Discipline and Punish London: Penguin Books 1977 p 293 Mettray became the focal point for Foucault because of the various systems and expressions of power which it exhibited, something which became very important for the investigations of Michel Foucault in his works.
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The Heritage Society also mounted a campaign to stop the demolition of the building. The building was declared a monument by the Antiquities Advisory Board late in 1980.Tim Hamlett, No tears for the Club, but what a pity for the palace, South China Morning Post, 22 May 1981 A petition was sent to the Executive Council.Lynne Watson, 11th hour bid to save HK Club, South China Morning Post, 12 October 1980 On 16 September 1980, the Executive Council decided not to endorse the AAB's recommendation that the Club building be preserved as a monument, citing "unjustified cost to the community" – the cost to taxpayers would be HK$500 million. The decision was denounced by conservationists as being influenced by "powerful vested interests" and against public opinionExco misled about Club, The Star, 18 Sep 1980 The Hong Kong Conservancy Association also appealed to the then Governor Murray MacLehose not to undervalue its cultural importance and not to allow the decision to be taken purely on economic grounds.
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