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e denounced by the tribunal, and but for his | fortunate absence, would have been imprisoned. |
But an extremely | fortunate accident took place in October 1941, which p |
The Maianbar was not as | fortunate after its second grounding, which happened a |
Other surviving members were much less | fortunate; all became fugitives. |
ial and social-that exclude all but the most | fortunate among us from participating." |
ment ceremony for her commitment to the less | fortunate and her ongoing quest to recruit others to m |
However the following carriages were not so | fortunate and had all been derailed on the points, had |
, I have loved ones there, and I'm just very | fortunate and very glad that a specific one didn't get |
However in 1967 she was more | fortunate and won by about 4,000 votes. |
Beverley's Quakers were not so | fortunate, and were strongly repressed by the Puritans |
My subject appears to me, too, most | fortunate, and Russell thinks it first-rate. |
website, the program "stands up for the less | fortunate and demands justice for all." |
r William who had also fallen ill was not so | fortunate and died in June of 1528. |
nd Louis' younger brother Philip were not so | fortunate and were captured by the English, commanded |
It turned out to be a | fortunate appointment, for he was responsible for buil |
nd, his second and final appearance was less | fortunate, as his only batting contribution was six ru |
re and widow of Oliver St John, which proved | fortunate as her sister was married to the Parliamenta |
I was so | fortunate as to save most of my notes made during the |
oat, Marcus Choleva and his family were less | fortunate as their neighbours divulged their location |
This is | fortunate, as the complete work is now lost. |
He was less | fortunate as a military leader. |
Bates was more | fortunate, as the song's popularity was well-establish |
Jackson's timing was | fortunate as the timber industry was just beginning in |
In this he was | fortunate as Capell, Lucas and Lisle were all executed |
Despite the wounds, he was | fortunate, as 119 of his 420 men were killed or wounde |
born under these conditions are usually less | fortunate as enough preparation was not put in place f |
New Aurangabad Project was also | fortunate because Mrs. Indira Gandhi once visited the |
The SMS Adler and SMS Eber were less | fortunate, because they were caught at the harbour mou |
an accompany her: "My husband and I are very | fortunate, because we have flexible jobs," she says. |
geared more for action than acting, which is | fortunate because Wicked, Wicked has plenty of the for |
h heritage of housing some of Lachine's less | fortunate, but hard working and decent families. |
are talented and have the economic means are | fortunate, but students who year after year see that t |
ough to have a Gedd host was considered very | fortunate, but by the time the main events of the seri |
a best-selling historical yarn Bellarion the | Fortunate by the Anglo Italian writer Rafael Sabatini. |
It was a | fortunate chance which brought together Nicholson's br |
delivering the "spirit" of Christmas to less | fortunate children' in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. |
ter saying, “'He often spends time with less | fortunate children, which shows that he uses his fame, |
ed by Meade in his belief that he had made a | fortunate choice in his property. |
The result fully vindicates the | fortunate choice, and presents for our admiration, ble |
ireless effort, unbroken health, a number of | fortunate circumstances, and above all, what I am neit |
ef that "savings banks would enable the less | fortunate classes of society to better themselves in a |
By a | fortunate coincidence he was introduced to singer Sash |
realities of life unimaginable by their more | fortunate contemporaries in developed countries. |
Large donations have been given to less | fortunate countries in Africa to help provide a sustai |
L'inganno felice (The | Fortunate Deception) is an opera in one act by Gioachi |
a further attack, but to return to Scapa, a | fortunate decision as the weather changed during the n |
Adam | Fortunate Eagle (born Adam Nordwall), hereditary membe |
her, legendary Native American activist Adam | Fortunate Eagle. |
Newcastle was | fortunate enough to escape the worst of the Troubles a |
Marching on to the Hagia Sophia, he was | fortunate enough to find the support of the Patriarch |
list of writers for the song, David Cook was | fortunate enough to add his own touch to the song for |
The club is | fortunate enough to be able to socialise, rehearse and |
t to a studio in Fort Worth, Texas, and were | fortunate enough to find a producer, Major Bill Smith, |
e of twenty-one went to London, where he was | fortunate enough to obtain an introduction to Sir Thom |
Ali has been | fortunate enough to share the stage with such acts as: |
Of them, only Sweden would be | fortunate enough to remain unattacked during World War |
The following year, Nicole was | fortunate enough to win the first local pageant she co |
But he was also | fortunate enough to connect with the most important ar |
n't familiar with college because nobody was | fortunate enough to experience it. |
She ran onto Goodwin Sands in 1690, but was | fortunate enough to be hauled off by the boatmen of De |
are not so much anti-capitalist (...) We're | fortunate enough to have built a very healthy business |
ite the not so favourable conditions, he was | fortunate enough to get good education. |
If you were | fortunate enough to sell $40.00 worth you earned $2.00 |
wn in Ireland of Protestant parents, and was | fortunate enough to be apprenticed as a carpenter. |
In between college seasons, he was | fortunate enough to compete at third base in front of |
won the Congressional Medal of Honor and was | fortunate enough to survive the war by near a half cen |
If that's true, NASA was | fortunate Enterprise's ALT flights didn't turn up any |
Her empathy for the less | fortunate, expressed most famously through the graphic |
has gone down in cartoon folklore as a most | fortunate failure. |
Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland wasn't as | fortunate, falling to Italian qualifer Flavio Cipolla |
laimed commercial buildings, suffered a less | fortunate fate; The Merc was demolished in 2003, despi |
sands, leaving just the stern exposed for a | fortunate few to cling to. |
When the | fortunate fisherman woke the next morning, a large num |
so that it can be redistributed to the less | fortunate folk. |
The following season proved to be more | fortunate for Liverpool as they regained their spot ba |
It is | fortunate for him then that at that point in his life |
Lasker was not usually so | fortunate; for example, Capablanca once arrived one mi |
It was | fortunate for him that he came out at a time when grea |
It was | fortunate for him that this money was safely invested, |
the Year of the Pig is considered to be very | fortunate, for they will be happy and honest. |
What a sheet-anchor for the | fortunate Gardezis in this swiftly changing world." |
ry suffered in his fight with Chalid and the | fortunate German was sent back in to face Gary Goodrid |
ys troubled by the harsh reality of the less | fortunate, he increasingly leaned towards leftist view |
f trouble, but the other, poorer man is less | fortunate: he is tried and convicted of sodomy-it does |
Guinness was a little more | fortunate, his fall being broken by some telegraph wir |
The 2000 champions Bunninadden were not so | fortunate however, and were relegated to Intermediate |
He was more | fortunate, however, in his later military career, and |
Eastcote is most | fortunate in having extensive parks and green spaces, |
ct in November 2008, Cantorion was extremely | fortunate in obtaining the services of John Daniel as |
She was less | fortunate in her marriages (three of them) than in her |
The church was | fortunate in being able to call on the architectural h |
s primary source of funding, Dr. Goodwin was | fortunate in this effort to sign on John D. Rockefelle |
ion were to leave a lasting mark, for he was | fortunate in studying with many prominent Tibetan and |
ins, broken bones or worse but WBMC has been | fortunate in that it has only had a couple of serious |
Less | fortunate in his progress through the field was Barwa |
couraging women to donate bras to those less | fortunate in Southeast Asia, in the hope of making Sin |
realm, but personally he was extraordinarily | fortunate in occupying the throne till he died a natur |
d, Admiral Halsey wrote, "I was particularly | fortunate in having Harmon as Commanding General of th |
The Club is | fortunate in its location. |
The less | fortunate in some sense were more fortunate because th |
and Neptune are considered to be moderately | fortunate in their influences. |
Here Jukes was | fortunate in his assistant, Muhammad Hassan S /O Sher |
sted to be a means of outreach to those less | fortunate in society. |
Christ Church has been | fortunate in having a procession of distinguished and |
He was more | fortunate in this as a young man than later, when his |
But they warn Africa may not be so | fortunate in the future, and its banks must be ready f |
Rarely have a poet and composer been so | fortunate in finding the fullest expression of the dis |
believed he will, the club will be extremely | fortunate in having retained him." |
ation" to serve, mentor and inspire the less | fortunate in the community of basketball and sports. |
o provide podiatric medical care to the less | fortunate in Cleveland. |
The SCC&RR was | fortunate in its chief engineer, Horatio Allen, who ha |
ver heard of him five days before, and it is | fortunate indeed that this concert was not merely reco |
Fortunate indeed were those, including Phineas Banning | |
He was so | fortunate, indeed, as to be associated with many unive |
their life and provide shelter to a few less | fortunate internees and their families. |
Fortunate is the child who receives this beautiful boo | |
dead in Greco-Roman mythology imcluding the | Fortunate Isles or Islands of The Blessed, Mount Olymp |
d of Oriana, the daughter of the King of the | Fortunate Isles. |
The third plane was less | fortunate: it was shot and fell out of the sky, burnin |
You Tell Me if This is a | Fortunate Jew |
Albert Facey - Author of A | Fortunate Life and Gallipoli veteran. |
The manuscripts of A | Fortunate Life are housed in the Scholars' Centre in t |
an, whose main work was his autobiography, A | Fortunate Life, now considered a classic in Australian |
ert Facey, Gallipoli veteran and author of A | Fortunate Life, lived south of the town from 1922 to 1 |
vour in their lives and think of others less | fortunate living in deplorable third-world conditions |
The | fortunate lot of the Semnones strengthens this belief; |
evident in this image, in that it represents | fortunate marriage, contentment of the heart, and the |
This | fortunate merchant of boots |
A less | fortunate milestone was the first medical account of a |
ton Pals was narrowly missed by a torpedo; a | fortunate miss because the ship also carried sixty ton |
The full title of the novel is Roxana: The | Fortunate Mistress Or, a History of the Life and Vast |
Roxana: The | Fortunate Mistress is a 1724 novel by Daniel Defoe. |
n is mentioned in Daniel Defoe's Roxana: The | Fortunate Mistress. |
ended in a draw, though Oxford were seen as | fortunate not to lose. |
ontribution to mathematics with his study of | Fortunate numbers in number theory. |
dence directed she should escape, and a very | fortunate one it was, as there was no other supply of |
gainst Nottinghamshire in 1993, was a rather | fortunate one, having Bruce French dismissed hit wicke |
ough Disaster Memorial Fund: "I'm one of the | fortunate ones as I swapped my Leppings Lane ticket fo |
The | fortunate outcome of the companion phase in the Small |
oblems faced by their colleagues in the less | fortunate parts of the world. |
e profit to be made in selling goods to less | fortunate people. |
Marvin's Angels) provided services to a less | fortunate person in dire financial or physical health; |
t Sirhind, he would therefore regard it as a | fortunate place for himself and the area was given in |
The | fortunate poetess was invited to Denmark, and on her a |
ng mission to light up the lives of the less | fortunate, poorest of the poor and the downtrodden in |
ys Prydein, he is named as one of the "Three | Fortunate Princes of the Island of Britain". |
Fortunate Prospect - Winner of 1984 San Vincente Stake | |
ne day a year to have a party for those less | fortunate, requires its franchisees to do the same. |
This had the | fortunate result of leaving the interior alone and per |
restored to 89 minutes in 1990 thanks to the | fortunate retrieval of a copy featuring the whole foot |
I should account myself extremely | fortunate, SIRE, if my zeal for Your Majesty should ob |
But Darwin was in the | fortunate situation of being a man of property, who di |
rica's Best Comics, the Batman graphic novel | Fortunate Son, with Gerard Jones, and The Adventures o |
anager and on March 13 The Usos defeated The | Fortunate Sons (Joe Hennig and Brett DiBiase) to win t |
Silver Charm is one of those | fortunate stallions, as is Roses in May. |
new duchess was adored by the poor and less | fortunate tenants on her husband's estate, to whom she |
tirelessly to help ex-service personnel less | fortunate than himself. |
ble to provide even more help for those less | fortunate than myself.... |
a plea to "let the sun shine" on those less | fortunate than oneself. |
ng his enhancements as he assists those less | fortunate than himself. |
s streak that compels him to help those less | fortunate than he (especially attractive women). |
in other ways- by trying to help people less | fortunate than himself. |
gines were saved, historians and patrons are | fortunate that the Pennsylvania Railroad did indeed ca |
mean to say this in a superior way - you are | fortunate that you did not have to witness those times |
said that Niasse was a liar and that he was | fortunate that he had not been jailed for crime he all |
ium" can still charm and surprise, for it is | fortunate that he made many recordings which a new gen |
How | fortunate that he bought it after it failed, then? |
It may be | fortunate that the act of independency should come fro |
In deciding which to pursue, Monye was | fortunate that his former sports master Tim Richardson |
Brigadier Julian Thompson commented: "It was | fortunate that I had ignored the views expressed by No |
It was also | fortunate that the rear two carriages contained many t |
equality and improving the lives of the less | fortunate that has made his Parliamentary speeches wel |
We are | fortunate that the Riders are of our time and have off |
It was | fortunate that his duties also included the collection |
t recording with Kenton was Tampico, but was | fortunate that it was a hit and established her right |
The elephants and their handlers are more | fortunate: the two at Bondla take turns to give visito |
Janet's family now realize how | fortunate they are to have her. |
h her husband and the people were said to be | fortunate to be ruled by the ability and wisdom of the |
Rabbi Ishmael comments that Rabbi Eleazar is | fortunate to have died before breaking the law, and qu |
Though Bruno was somewhat | fortunate to survive a right hand blow on the bell of |
n board the plane, so Scanlon was relatively | fortunate to escape with just a fractured skull, a bro |
the German town of Meiningen, Bernstein was | fortunate to decide to leave Germany before the First |
The City of Carbondale is | fortunate to have a Historical Society which actively |
Liverpool were extremely | fortunate to make it to the final of the competition a |
coming migration and complains that they are | fortunate to be able to fly to a warmer climate in win |
my bakery is located," adding that she feels | fortunate to have been able get her business opened an |
Kreuger was | fortunate to meet the last living relatives of Han van |
its unreleased material, stating that "we're | fortunate to have tracked down what we did for this re |
Dr. Blackburn has been most | fortunate to be recognized for his contributions to th |
e, along with lessons and styles I have been | fortunate to learn from working with great players and |
Carver considered himself | fortunate to escape alive. |
I was | fortunate to have the talent. |
I feel | fortunate to have been acquainted with Herb. |
He was | fortunate to record with Nat Adderley and Wynton Kelly |
It is also | fortunate to have its very own amateur dramatic societ |
r Gilfrid through all this meddling was very | fortunate to end his days at Brayton. |
Willoughby was | fortunate to attract the financial support of Douglas |
Blockhouse Bay were | fortunate to finish eighth, a late rally moving them o |
Soon after, United captain Keith Curle was | fortunate to avoid a sending off after appearing to th |
e often requested retirement, and I would be | fortunate to be given a post as an imperial prince's t |
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