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“I’m not going to speak about diversity with someone who invented the Ministry of National Identity,” Mr. Cantet said at the time, referring to one of Mr. Sarkozy’s more ill-fated initiatives.

The Mariners would have two more ill-fated playoff forays, including the 116-win season of 2001, a joyride that was muted by the devastation of 9-11.

Shinzo Abe’s trip to Tehran this week turned out to be one of more ill-fated mediation efforts of recent times.

The fact that most people live together before marrying means that more ill-fated relationships end in breakups instead of divorce.

Bourbaki was approaching Belfort; he took Esprels and Villersexel at the point of the bayonet; then all Alsace rejoiced to hear that he was at Montb�liard, Sar-le-Ch�teau, Vyans, Comte-H�naut and Chusey; retaking all this land of good people, more ill-fated still than we, since they knew not a word of German, and that bad race bore them ill-will in consequence.