There's something about her on-screen bearing that invites tragedy, her characters are relentlessly buffeted by ill-fortune. |
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He had the hapless air of a noir patsy, and seemed forever hit by ill-fortune. |
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He may have been poor for much of his life but travelled widely, and was able to face ill-fortune with equanimity and even humour. |
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Mantra Healing can be used in order to improve the quality of one's life, to prevent ill-fortune and injury, as well as to cure illness. |
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Until 10 years ago Australian football seemed dogged by road-blocks and ill-fortune at every turn. |
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It may look on paper like a pronounced failure but this was, in truth, a campaign beset by ill-fortune. |
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Maybe ill-fortune, individual mistakes – there have been plenty of them – and refereeing decisions have as well. |
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James sits in a corner of Manchester's velodrome cafe and charts the ill-fortune and worry which knocked her off course. |
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Now comes a larger and more comprehensive attempt to make head against our ill-fortune and end it. |
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I called Halper the other day, to tell him of my ill-fortune. |
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In one bleak run of ill-fortune he lost 72 nights in a row. |
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