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Meanings of say unfortunately in anglès

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Usage of say unfortunately in anglès
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I say unfortunately, for the attempt proved a failure, and had an awful termination.
Ran Away to Sea
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I say unfortunately, for beside teaching him nothing, these books made Charley utterly dissatisfied with his life at home.
St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, September 1878...
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I say unfortunately, but I should have regarded it as preferable that she should continue in her position with us.
A Life's Morning
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I say unfortunately because it meant there was no cut-off, no circuit breaker, no warning sign and insufficient punishment the day after.
A journey: my political life
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Christophe Gamel said unfortunately a number of players arrived out of shape.
Radio NZ
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He said unfortunately it looked like the drug was here to stay.
Radio NZ
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Price said unfortunately her mare isn't quite right this time round.
Radio NZ
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Mr Bolger said unfortunately, if some employers are given that opportunity, they would.
Radio NZ
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He says unfortunately this is probably not the case for smaller business owners.
Radio NZ
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The woman listened to Erlendur's questions but said unfortunately she couldn't help him.
Tainted blood
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She said unfortunately the research showed that young people used porn as sex education.
Radio NZ
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Darragh Mackin of KRW Law said unfortunately Egypt does not have ordinary due process.
The Irish Times
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Dr Bourke said unfortunately there were not large quantities of seed available in PNG.
Radio NZ
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Mr Cliff said unfortunately many of these motorcyclists were being killed in road accidents.
Radio NZ
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She said unfortunately that was the situation today.
The Irish Times
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Marika Tuiwawa says unfortunately many small island states lack proper protections to safeguard their natural resources.
Radio NZ
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