How native speakers pronounce “unfortunately”

you might become the lion's lunch, and then none of those things matter. Unfortunately, one of the things that goes out the window during those times of stress

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but the drone got there in seconds. It was able to find that, unfortunately, there was somebody on the tracks, but because of the drone, they knew exactly where he was.

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It's caused a temporary boost in dopamine levels, which can unfortunately also lead to poor choices. The final starts off well.

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(Applause) because unfortunately, for men, sleep deprivation has become a virility symbol.

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And for a while, I thought it was. Unfortunately, it turns out AI's strength is in its ability to gobble up huge amounts of information,

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a silence that breaks your heart open in a room that's suddenly empty. Unfortunately, most of us know how to make silence a weapon or a shield. To draw somebody out or to draw her in.

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in her community, about where health, and unfortunately sometimes illness, do begin in places like South L.A.

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It's like, pretty impressive for a horse. Unfortunately, Hans wasn't doing math, but what he was doing was equally impressive.

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are aware of its etymology. Unfortunately, just like the euphemism of "unalive" isn't new, the appropriation of African-American English also isn't new.

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I'd asked for either an on-site or a virtual interpreter. Unfortunately, they told me neither were available, so I had to write back and forth with the receptionist at the front desk.

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to the same information that my hearing colleagues do. Unfortunately, this is not true for many Deaf throughout the world. Interpreters are very expensive and scarce.

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was for a patient with Castleman disease, the disease that I have. But unfortunately, the treatments we discovered for me weren't working for this patient.

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by blending this modern innovation with their ancient knowledge. For many coral reefs, unfortunately, it is already too late. But for the half of the world's reefs,

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So why? So unfortunately, Pakistan is vulnerable to extreme temperatures. In 2024, 500 people have died in Pakistan in heat waves

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and it gets into the hands of the Osama bin Ladens of the world, and we know there are more than one, unfortunately. We don't know.

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We've solved the problem of having to think. Unfortunately, thinking wasn't actually a problem. (Laughter)

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And according to the research, I'm not alone. Unfortunately, the human brain is wired to focus on the negative. Now, this might have been helpful when we were cave people,

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was referenced in this article, but unfortunately it was never published. So a few months ago, I was giving a talk

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that we have as a society today. And unfortunately, there's just a lot of misinformation. And my answer to you is probably going to be a little different

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We have a potential to to get there. Unfortunately, today, we are heading towards the first two. And the forces of what's driving it

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and watching, coming to TED. But, unfortunately, I think right now there isn't the other side of the story being put in,

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It sounds wonderful, right? Unfortunately, it doesn't always shield us from some clumsiness around the house.

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And with those gestures, unfortunately for my household, I've lost like, my favorite teacup,

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talked about the idea of AI scheming or lying. But unfortunately, in the last few months, we are now seeing clear evidence

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and cables as you can see. So it's unfortunately not very reliable. It's also very heavy and very expensive.

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When you design in the physical dimension, you unfortunately have constraints like gravity, how a fabric drapes, perhaps the cost of raw materials.

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that they will have wanted us to preserve, although that is unfortunately also the case. What I mean here is that we've started to define nature in a way

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saber-toothed cats, all of these cool animals that unfortunately are no longer with us. And when those animals went extinct,

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and we need to critically challenge what future Green Deals should consist of. Because unfortunately, some of the prospective solutions to the climate crisis

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though not all of us equally. Unfortunately, the mountains of data I've collected from policymakers, business representatives and activists

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