Such information is often sorely lacking in many accounts, although one mistake was encountered. |
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He was a loving member of our family and will be sorely missed by both family and friends. |
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She is sorely missed by her family, her colleagues, and her friends throughout the world. |
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She didn't mind that, but she sorely missed just being by herself, alone with her thoughts. |
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If they think they can somehow use mob rule to gain some sort of standing in the community they are sorely mistaken. |
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He was destined for a bright future and will be sorely missed by the tutors and students on his course. |
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In any case, his wisdom will be sorely missed here in the basketball blogosphere. |
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Given the saddening condition of my sleeplessness, I was sorely in need of a nap. |
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In a society where instant gratification is the norm, patience is a value our children sorely need to learn. |
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My current gardener is a lazy so-and-so and I'm sorely tempted to give him his marching orders. |
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The net effect is to restore my overall elan and joie-de-vivre, two quantities which are sorely waning at times like these. |
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It was the recipe for one of the most original television programmes of the 90s, and sorely missed. |
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As we returned to the hotel for another swim before our return home, we were sorely tempted to ask for another night. |
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You're sorely tempted, and you are annoyed with yourself for being so easily led. |
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It gave him perseverance, a quality sorely needed when he chose the uncertain life of an artist. |
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He enjoyed the conversation and banter around the table and his absence now is sorely felt. |
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Local residents will sorely miss the racket created by the winged brigade at dusk. |
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He will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him and the world is truly a lesser place without him. |
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Needless to say, this approach is sorely needed in an increasingly polarised world. |
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Hundreds of letters later it is evident he will be sorely missed by you, our readers, too. |
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By the time I reached the end of the bulletin I was sorely tempted to ring my brother and chortle down the telephone. |
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I'd be sorely disappointed in the Guardian if it advocated capital punishment. |
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The club's guestbook has many tributes to this delightful gentleman, who will be sorely missed. |
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Chris was everything you could ask of a captain and he will be sorely missed. |
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To judge by the reaction Galloway gets walking the streets of his new constituency, King is not sorely missed. |
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The typical trades are sorely lacking, so we're suffering from the majority of the vog! |
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More voices like these are sorely needed to counteract the intolerance and hate-mongering that all too often pass for expressions of faith. |
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New or original material is sorely lacking, and any non-mainstream artist is ignored. |
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Also, she knew she'd sorely miss the fancy overdresses and petticoats she used to wear. |
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If he's trying to pick a fight to drum up some publicity, he's sorely overestimating the number of people who read this blog. |
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He is one of a dwindling number of farmers who depend sorely on farming for a living. |
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I'm sorely tempted at these levels but with the full set of interim results due out on September 3 I'm happy to wait for more information. |
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Its wisdom and gentleness were sorely needed in 1984, when the film was made. |
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The trademark creakiness was gone, replaced by an infectious energy and vitality sorely lacking in most musicals of the time. |
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While clever enough in theory, the chairs in reality clutter the stage and restrict the cast's sorely needed freedom to move. |
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While her general knowledge was sorely lacking, she was able to teach the rest of us many valuable lessons in other ways. |
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I was sorely tempted to deck him, just to make certain he knew I wasn't batting on the same side as he was. |
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Edmondson missed last Saturday's 4-0 drubbing at Cardiff with a calf-strain and his steely determination was sorely missed by City. |
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But if the critics were anticipating a recantation of his views on politics and art, they were sorely disappointed. |
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Nancy Travis shows up for a few scenes as John's live-in girlfriend, but her character is sorely wasted. |
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Sylvia had a hard life, but never quit speaking out about what she believed, and she'll be sorely missed. |
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This is the kind of though-provoking journalism sorely lacking in some of our more prominent rags. |
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Even though France is justly famous for the most amazing dairy products on earth, for some reason, the milk selection is sorely lacking. |
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Input from the corporate world, wherein lies untapped financial support, is sorely lacking in the struggling communities. |
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After all, my collection of portable fighting games is sorely lacking at the moment. |
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Either way, Mike finds himself sorely missing their late night dancing and karaoke sessions. |
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For those old Labourites who are hoping he will adopt Liberal Democrat Foreign Policy, they are likely to be sorely disappointed. |
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They knocked in a barrage of goals in the first two rounds, displaying a consistency sorely lacking in the past. |
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But buyers who expected to see a dramatic difference in their anatomies were sorely disappointed. |
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His one-time shirt and breeches were now littered with rips and tears, and his body sorely needed a bath. |
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In an odd way, NYPD Blue's nude scenes, however gratuitous, conferred upon the series the maturity network TV so sorely lacks. |
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He was sorely miffed at being forced to give guarantees, which his father was never expected to give for him. |
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Now, Labour is sorely divided too, but success and power tend to concentrate minds, at least for a while. |
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As it is, literally having to watch the grass grow starts to sorely try the patience. |
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He said Chetty would be sorely missed by the municipality and the town. |
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Innovation is sorely lacking in so many areas of life, he said. |
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Being a lobbyist is not a selling point, but Weber has another credential, one that Romney sorely needs. |
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Would he have enlivened the race with an easy-going style and populist appeal sorely lacking in the present GOP field? |
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He will be very sorely missed as a person and for his efforts and work. |
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We are embarrassed by the two technologies' mutual exclusivity, just as we blush and groan when computer-generated graphics stick out sorely from live action. |
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He brought laughs to the lips of millions, and he will be sorely missed. |
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For so many reasons she will be sorely missed, and we can only hope that the next generation produces another Yuri Kochiyama. |
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If Karzai thinks his drift towards the Taliban will buy him forgiveness, he is sorely mistaken. |
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Many times when I have been in sorely trying situations, the memory of that little one has come into my mind, and has buoyed me. |
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Such change at the top of the FDNY could dramatically affect a department many accuse of sorely lacking in diversity. |
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Unlike in stand up where there are far more women of color, in improv, their presence is sorely lacking. |
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Moreover, given the unatoned crimes and continuing discrimination, the greater portion of this sorely afflicted minority decided to emigrate to Germany. |
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While alleged want-away star Reyes is a more than able replacement, the absence of Henry will no doubt be sorely felt by Arsene Wenger's men in this must-win contest. |
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Without the Student Loan Scheme, university students would continue to pursue the lofty academic courses whose demise is being so sorely lamented. |
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The macho guys could lug up buckets of water, which are sorely needed to flush toilets. |
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David was a very loving husband and father and he will be sorely missed. |
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As a warrior I'm afraid that your friend is sorely overmatched. |
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Lots of fathers dream of having sons who will be their mirror image and, like these, Philip was obviously sorely disappointed when Charles was not. |
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I for one will sorely miss his banter as he cruised past the trip boat. |
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Nine horse were killed outright and are now being slaughtered for their meat, and another twenty-eight are sorely injured, and will soon have to be butchered. |
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What more appropriate institution could there be for him to receive the co-counselling he so sorely needs in the company of the other tragic victims. |
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We were sorely missed no doubt, though no rescue attempts have been made. |
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The waves were strong, The Heart of Isis laboured heavily and the men were tested sorely, but by nightfall they had cleared the island without finding safe harbor. |
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He soon found out, however, that he had been sorely mistaken. |
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The government must have been sorely tempted by offers of lavish U.S. aid. |
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Poor Barrell's regiment were sorely pressed by those desperadoes and outflanked. |
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Our dozen cabin passengers sorely put to wits' end to pass yesterday without cards in observance of the Sabbath. |
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Her integrity, bipartisanship and tireless dedication to improving the plight of small business will be sorely missed. |
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Warne claimed Hayden's intimidating style would be sorely missed and would be almost impossible to relace. |
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You will not find awrong word said against him he was a really great lad and will be sorely missed by all who knew him. |
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Yet he seems sorely disappointed when you express no interest in purchasing a cigarette lighter in the shape of an Archimedes screw. |
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The Wilson family had been sorely conflicted because each member had gone off in his or her own direction, thinking that they were all lone gunmen. |
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The construction was arranged by the Confederate agent Commander James Bulloch, who led the procurement of sorely needed ships for the fledgling Confederate States Navy. |
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My parents being yet in the bonds of life, it weighed sorely upon me to part from them, and both they and I were afflicted with sorrow at this separation. |
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If Chelsea hoped this blow would have a detrimental effect on Arsenal, they were to be sorely mistaken as the Gunners surged forward after the restart. |
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The persecutions did not extinguish the faith, but they tested it sorely. |
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With the time that's been put in it, it would be a shame to lose a project I think is sorely needed,'' said Rose Diamond, a member of the Belmont project committee. |
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