tragically

They were not all allowed to come ( tragically, for those who ended up exterminated by the nazis).

The dynamic, somewhat critical information these are displaying is tragically muddy and hard to resolve, even from some of these photos here.

We of course tragically saw another example of this with the Germanwings flight.

Its differences excuse how tragically bad it is at doing shell things?

I have no idea how to say this in a better way, sadly my computer science education is tragically lacking.

Indeed if it weren't for this tragically high violence among Blacks, guns would hardly be considered a political hot potato issue in the U.

This is yet more evidence that Microsoft still tragically misunderstands the web.

His post was either a shill or tragically ill informed.

They lived their lives purposefully and majestically, if tragically short.

Edit2: It is tragically ironic that Disney, a company founded in part on access to public domain fairytales, is at the forefront of killing the public domain.

This is, tragically, how Microsoft OEM licensing works.

Ross Ulbricht, who is tragically falsely accused of running Silk Road, is a hero for challenging the War on Drugs by definitely not selling drugs, and a nice guy.

The "anti-depressants" are mentioned in the sentence following this one: And you see pictures of a little girl — the daughter you know died tragically young.

Tragically, the pressurizer was going solid because a steam void had formed in the core, something their training did not adequately address and they could not infer from the info available at the time.

If anyone is going to lose my stuff, I want it to be me Tragically, the modal user has no backups and is more likely to lose their stuff than the cloud providers, at least in the medium term.