Your interview with him was agonizing, and his relationship with his grandfather was agonizing.
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But beneath the cat's sweet smile lay an agonizing wound.
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Potter said the oversight has left her in agonizing pain.
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After two (agonizing) months, Lucas and I finally got together.
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For one agonizing minute she stood there, absorbing the hostility.
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Despite agonizing over ruining their perfect credit, they did so.
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"The liberals will buzz about with agonizing whines," Sessions predicted.
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Steve Israel: Democrats should stop agonizing over a national message.
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In 230, Suu Kyi was faced with an agonizing decision.
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After agonizing for some time, she decided not to go.
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"There wasn't a lot of agonizing about that," he said.
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Waiting became an agonizing but unavoidable part of the fight.
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It's a touching, agonizing story about a father and son.
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And with shitty ingredients and added sugar come agonizing hangovers.
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Ever spent an agonizing amount of time mulling something over?
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They were living with them, agonizing over them every day.
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Leaving the wine until the very end eliminates the agonizing.
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It is the most painful, agonizing thing I could imagine.
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Welcome to the agonizing dilemma of conferences amid coronavirus concerns.
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There's not a lot of agonizing over choices with Viola.
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Many of his peers would find such an ordeal agonizing.
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What could have been an agonizing ride was very enjoyable.
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After nearly three agonizing years, the people are fed up.
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Later in the campaign, Trump was still agonizing over details.
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Tchaikovsky's struggle with his homosexuality helped create music of agonizing longing.
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Unverified accounts suggest the tremor lasted for an agonizing three minutes.
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Not many things compare to the agonizing process of job searching.
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Deciding which areas of the hospital get power can be agonizing.
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Agonizing death is given the facade of finesse and sensuous detail.
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I've spent even more time agonizing over whether I should respond.
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For the Tethered, they are very real, and very agonizing, indeed.
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But that hardly makes the loss less agonizing for their survivors.
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I know our lawmakers are keenly aware of this agonizing issue.
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"It was an agonizing decision," Masuko told reporters after the vote.
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" The decision to print the names, she said, was "absolutely agonizing.
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There's nothing more agonizing than to see your neighbor (getting richer).
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The political calculation leading up to Tuesday was agonizing for McConnell.
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News and agonizing photos of a deadly gas attack surfaced quickly.
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I was suddenly at peace with decisions I'd been agonizing over.
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Here's how the team missed its chance, minute by agonizing minute.
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The delays were so agonizing that we moved to the States.
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In one episode, she flees a spa after seven agonizing minutes.
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And, of course, Meyer's physical suffering may have been literally agonizing.
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Some of it, around pre-IPO companies, is likely particularly agonizing.
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So for Mr. Schellenberg this could be a long, agonizing wait.
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EDs are agonizing, painfully dull, and harrowing in their precarious mundanity.
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They face fear, frustration and agonizing uncertainty as the case proceeds.
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Wendy is agonizing over whether she should take Agent Miller's help.
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Soon we were embracing, comforting each other in this agonizing moment.
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Malawian President Peter Mutharika said the reports were "distressing and agonizing".
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Those decisions, which can be agonizing, cannot be made by science.
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" Ausmus paused for four agonizing seconds after the words "hotel room.
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Just like that cute selfie you're agonizing about whether to like.
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But Chung said the group was 'agonizing' over the Mexico plant.
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"Who had $2,000 when they were 20?" he asked, still agonizing.
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Investors should be bracing for a painful, and agonizing bear market.
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He was not one for self-pity or agonizing over regrets.
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That's an agonizing consequence that anyone who supports withdrawal must acknowledge.
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Even with the right genetic counseling, however, uncertainty can be agonizing.
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But first, investors may face an agonizing and demoralizing next few weeks.
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"[It's] the most slow, most agonizing, most heinous disease ever," Girardi continued.
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And so he subjected the animal to a long and agonizing death.
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This was necessary because Adrift is about the most agonizing of survivals.
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After agonizing over the decision, Trisha Lawford has made up her mind.
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Making such an agonizing decision "goes against your natural instincts," she says.
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This eliminates agonizing waiting periods and can get users treated more quickly.
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Tuesday's proceedings were the latest in an agonizing series of court hearings.
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It was an agonizing choice and I, for one, grieved for years.
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"It was agonizing; it was excruciating," Tolbert told the jury through tears.
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Lenn, after more than 45 agonizing seconds of dramatic running, made it.
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But more importantly -- our agonizing over it is pretty much the point.
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Agonizing over how to be a mother—this may be relatively unavoidable,
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She was agonizing over what to do when she suffered a miscarriage.
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The most agonizing implication of the narrow loss is that everything mattered.
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Once the ninth episode actually got underway, it was pure, agonizing bloodshed.
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But while his ordeal was agonizing, it was also far from unique.
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Last week officials made the "agonizing" decision to let the teacher go.
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" Treviso isn't the only city agonizing about "the level of the visitor.
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The fate of Venice was one of the things worth agonizing about.
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It took almost 24 agonizing, wallowing hours for the wind to return.
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After several weeks spent agonizing over my decision, I decided to watch.
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I stopped worrying about recovery and started agonizing about what lay ahead.
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Lately, South Africa has been agonizing over images of Rhodes in particular.
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So you surrender the words because searching for them has become agonizing.
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But he found the wait more agonizing than the prospect of execution.
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They're agonizing to sell, whereas small ones are flying off the shelves.
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It was an agonizing 22 days before they were allowed to hold him.
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KENNEDY: No, I wouldn&apost even go so far as to say agonizing.
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Hass took up baking, just to take his mind off the agonizing wait.
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I got good at healing because I was always agonizing over tiny moments.
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Picking out your design comes next, and that's an agonizing process for many.
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It was 24 hours before the Iowa caucuses and he was still agonizing.
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I was agonizing over what to do when another friend spilled the beans.
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After all, there's been an agonizing debate over how platforms should moderate speech.
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It also distracted Ms. Toll from agonizing over her missing brother and father.
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I don't spend too much time agonizing over not investing earlier in life.
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I was sure I had sentenced them to a horrific and agonizing death.
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But writing legislation that can pass with only Republican votes has proved agonizing.
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On the other hand, Japan's banks are already agonizing over negative interest rates.
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When you die with two seconds to go, it's simultaneously hilarious and agonizing.
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They wrote draft after agonizing draft before finally hitting send from Lupianez's computer.
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After agonizing for hours, "I did what I had to do," she says.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Spent too much time agonizing over your bracket?
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Indeed, all that time spent agonizing might in fact be making things worse.
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Both sides relive the harrowing day through agonizing testimony from survivors and families.
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Everything culminated in her agonizing walk of shame in the Season 5 finale.
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Streep goes into a superbly controlled cadenza of ums, ers, and agonizing aahs.
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His own agonizing weight was what told him that he was still alive.
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Put pettiness aside and return to the agonizing creation of your guest list.
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Some of these women are facing agonizing decisions as ultrasound imaging demonstrates abnormalities.
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You are agonizing about what to do this year, and I understand why.
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The end state is the same and the process probably just as agonizing.
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In fact, most of my lost sleep comes from agonizing about the cold.
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Don't spend time agonizing over which investment options to choose in your plan.
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And here's the most agonizing part: The killer was supposed to save lives.
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In spite of our agonizing history, Native American people find much to celebrate.
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All of which leaves Ben's mother, Holly (Julia Roberts), in an agonizing position.
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As Amazon investigates the complaints, the series is suspended in an agonizing limbo.
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For 24 agonizing hours, Monica Franco-Pineda prepared to deliver a stillborn baby.
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Agonizing for Uruguay, which may have to fight for chances in this game.
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Three agonizing months later, an editorial assistant position opened up at the magazine.
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Dwelling in her sorrow is agonizing, but moving on might be even worse.
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As a compulsive overthinker myself, the agonizing ones feel more familiar to me.
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While many American high schoolers and their parents are agonizing over whether they can even pay for college, there's a subset of the country apparently agonizing over whether they can pay the $21,220 they'll need to sneak into the right college.
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This entire process, from start to finish, can take upwards of ten agonizing days.
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And the couple is reunited after two long years and one agonizing long day.
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No End-House, the latest installment of Syfy's horror series Channel Zero, is agonizing.
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First impressions don't get much more memorable than poison, murder, and slow, agonizing death.
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After an agonizing 20 minutes, I managed to locate the venue without anyone's assistance.
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We're having too much fun in this agonizing state of dissatisfaction this time 'round.
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Ever since Katie's ultimatum last week, Lisa had been agonizing over what to do.
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From there, we get to watch a split screen of the entire agonizing confrontation.
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"The waiting has been agonizing for some of the bereaved families," Mr. Carter said.
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"I am in excellent physical and emotional health," the letter says, with agonizing irony.
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He knew how agonizing those final moments of the rescue would feel to them.
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An agonizing wait for supplies "They're not coming here, I'm going there," Mendez said.
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His wife, Christine, and their seven children have endured an agonizing wait for answers.
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At least we get to endure the agonizing wait as humans rather than furniture.
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The latter, which the defibrillator would make more likely, is protracted and physically agonizing.
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In the agonizing first weeks after Hurricane Maria swept through Puerto Rico on Sept.
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Penn wants us to feel Bob's agonizing quest for simplicity in the language itself.
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In seven years, she has helped 50,000 girls avoid the agonizing and controversial ritual.
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But there is one agonizing difference: They are not your uncertainties to work out.
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The agonizing negotiations of the past 18 months proved that over and over. Mrs.
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The effects of the virus — rash, fever, respiratory infection, disorientation — suggest an agonizing death.
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And while parents were apart from their kids, they were agonizing about the separation.
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Those left out face the agonizing prospect of never seeing their family members again.
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Patients' agonizing deaths and the helplessness of doctors were regularly reported in the press.
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No. I think we're going to head into three years of pretty agonizing negotiations.
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For many of the families of the victims, the wait for answers has been agonizing.
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A trip from LA to New York takes an agonizing five and a half hours.
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An agonizing search for answers Ochoa-Lopez's anguished relatives searched for her for three weeks.
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It won't be the beginning of anything either—it's just another chunk of agonizing middle.
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"It's a cold, miserable, agonizing shower," Amanda said in an interview with 9News in 193.
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The common denominator among caravan participants, Ms. Contreras said, was their agonizing decision to migrate.
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" After agonizing over the choice, Emer finally says, "If he may live I am content.
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It took me a minute to realize just how annoying and agonizing that must feel.
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To make that wait less agonizing, here are some more awesome videos of competitive skijoring.
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Javier Sevilla Rodriguez, a medical student, had only one way to make the agonizing decisions.
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The unending, agonizing failure of his administration has spawned a new generation of spirited activism.
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Thanks to that agonizing choice, she's living out her days in exile in the USSR.
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After 328 agonizing days, power was finally officially restored to the whole island in August.
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In the past, treating Hepatitis C, with drugs like Interferon, was ineffective, agonizing and expensive.
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He has struggled to cut unemployment and has had to grapple with agonizing terrorist attacks.
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I was agonizing because it was one of my first assignments and I was failing.
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Editorial There is an agonizing predictability to the mass shootings that regularly horrify the nation.
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Throughout February, he sat at home in Bunia, the provincial capital, agonizing over the situation.
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"We were a very happy family," she said, mustering a smile in otherwise agonizing testimony.
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The misshapen cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and agonizing pain.
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It was an agonizing loss of two lives, but also of a way of life.
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My coming to life was agonizing but vital, with my group involved at every step.
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The office was more crowded than usual, she said, and the wait times were agonizing.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), one of a handful of Republicans still agonizing over the bill.
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But for people battling grave illnesses over the long term, the experience can be agonizing.
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While she is in agonizing pain, her mother appears with a jar of face cream.
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The sequel is rarely simple, and for those with children left behind, it is agonizing.
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Next up: sessions aimed at liberal civil servants agonizing about whether to quit their jobs.
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But it took an agonizing series of flights to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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Still, he brings humor to a situation — paying taxes — that's agonizing to plenty of people.
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And when you lose a bunch of close games, some of them will be agonizing.
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These divisions between two vital constituencies for the Democratic Party are agonizing to party officials.
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Tormented by pain, Morgan Stickney made the agonizing decision to have her lower leg removed.
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Within a week, my feet were covered in open sores and every step was agonizing.
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It's like they're intentionally trying to make it an agonizing thing to be part of.
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Standing inside the cell was, plainly, an agonizing experience — but a daily reality for millions.
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Pain, however, doesn't always have to be agonizing, especially when received in a group setting.
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Nobody gets to that place without doing a lot of agonizing work you don't see.
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WATTERS: So, it&aposs intensely uncomfortable, intensely irritating and agonizing, would you say, but not torture.
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But now, three or four updates later, taking pictures with the PH-1 is still agonizing.
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An agonizing wait Crook doesn't think Costello would have lived if it hadn't been for Jones.
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Medicine is undergoing an agonizing transformation that's both fundamental and unprecedented in its 2500-year history.
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But using the restroom after giving birth can be one of the most agonizing postpartum experiences.
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This raises another point: Battle scenes force us to watch lots of people endure agonizing pain.
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If not, prepare for some agonizing facts pulled mainly from government websites and previous Gizmodo reporting.
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I realize now it was just a fantasy future, to distract me from an agonizing present.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai Announces Bullshit Plan to Destroy Net NeutralityThe agonizing wait is finally over.
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For months, Congress has been agonizing over what to do about labels for genetically modified foods.
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Many officers have taken a Taser shock in training, and they attest to its agonizing power.
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Interviewed by phone, Evans's husband, Jacob, described the longest and most agonizing night of his life.
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""I worry I'm going to have to choose between medical debt and a slow, agonizing death.
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We're talking about the agonizing wait for Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life to drop.
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Kerrigan's agonizing "Why me?" after getting hit became one of the most memorable moments in 1994.
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After an agonizing wait to see multiple doctors, the Lauritas got a diagnosis: Nicholas is autistic.
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It was agonizing in its own way to have to call someone on a — *gasp* — landline.
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A. I don't think I'm capable of describing those agonizing years in a few calm sentences.
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I'd lean pretty heavily in that direction if I were agonizing over which model to purchase.
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Paris (CNN)In pain too agonizing for her to describe, a young woman calls emergency services.
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The solid majority the Democrats will have in the House brings with it an agonizing dilemma.
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However, abuse of opioids is not an act of free will; it is an agonizing compulsion.
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On the morning after the speech, Cruz friends and political supporters were agonizing over his decision.
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Time spent fantasizing about — and sweetly agonizing over — the object of one's desire heightens that desire.
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All the while, she kept quiet, agonizing over when she'd ruin her first pair of underwear.
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We each spent a good 20 minutes agonizing over which shades we wanted to try out.
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In an agonizing meeting with Scorsese and studio executives, Paramount's chief, Barry Diller, canceled the picture.
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An artist should be able to pursue life "beyond agonizing exhaustion," Marc Bamuthi Joseph replied emphatically.
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Finally, there would be agonizing choices to be made when it comes to selecting a replacement.
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How to, Maybe, Be Less Indecisive (or Not) Spend less time agonizing and more time enjoying.
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I'm used to agonizing over every word I write, not talking off the cuff in public.
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It supports simple vinegar-based screenings that cost almost nothing — but can prevent an agonizing death.
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Even with all the tips, tricks, and Ben & Jerry's in the world, breakups can be agonizing.
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"It was an agonizing decision," he told his biographer of his initial support for the plan.
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The strength of that bond has made a decision about his future all the more agonizing.
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"Broadchurch" builds suspense with deliberate, often agonizing pacing and then explodes in dizzying bursts of action.
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He frequently awoke in the middle of the night, paralyzed by anxiety, agonizing about his future.
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SCOTT Toller's relationship with young environmentalists leads him to an agonizing question: Can God forgive us?
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They'd spend 20 hours a week or more in grueling practices that gave them agonizing injuries.
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This makes for a decisively upbeat take on a story that can as easily be agonizing.
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Few things are more agonizing for Cramer than watching a stock he likes lose its momentum.
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The announcement by RBS is the latest blow in an agonizing 12 months for the company.
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It was an agonizing process, especially for his father, who died a year later at 95.
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It can be agonizing to pare down to only 35 couples during the heavy wedding season.
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The deadline to accept the offer was April 7, and after some agonizing, they did so.
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Each parent Insider spoke with said they did agonizing amounts of research before betting on WeGrow.
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Two Times journalists spent three years reporting on Vervoort as she wrestled with an agonizing decision.
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"The first time I watched [this footage], it was agonizing to get through it," says Sara.
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"It is quite agonizing to wait on the news that it's not our son," he said.
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Sometimes, food obsessions last even longer than the days spent agonizing over the turkey pre-Thanksgiving.
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And with their restaurants closed indefinitely by coronavirus, owners describe these decisions as agonizing but unavoidable.
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But for her extended family, an agonizing wait of nearly three months was at last over.
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What is so agonizing for Democrats is that 2018 did little to clarify the best path.
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The conversations tend to fall into two broad categories: the agonizing kind and the evangelical kind.
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Trust is particularly agonizing because it depicts a woman completely in the right, and also completely powerless.
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Increasingly, parents are bringing professional photographers into the delivery room to capture the agonizing and joyful moments.
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I guess they believe his sob stories about how he suffered enough, and every day is agonizing.
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The wait for the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones has been agonizing for fans.
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So now you can spend the time you saved agonizing over which sparkly sweater to wear, instead.
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They wrote a deeply agonizing, brave piece about the experience that you should really stop and read.
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Either way, you can't say that Mr. Call's unconventional exercise regimen doesn't get (weird, seemingly agonizing) results.
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Nick's goofy companion Chris (Jake Johnson) dies early on but keeps coming back for some agonizing repartee.
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Watching the wheels of Washington turn is agonizing for parents and patients of deadly and expensive diseases.
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Itineraries Dannel Schwartz was agonizing over his wife's 60th birthday gift when she proposed an idea herself.
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The bull market everyone hates This bull market has been one of the most agonizing in history.
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"I was sure I had sentenced them to a horrific and agonizing death," he wrote on YouCaring.
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It shortened the wait to UFC 202, even though that is still an agonizing two weeks out.
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Watching the trial beside several women who had accused Cosby of raping them was an agonizing experience.
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They believe they have suffered for joining with the conservatives, and did so only after much agonizing.
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But it is also worth examining a more particular, and potentially agonizing, consequence of these new restrictions.
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As parental dilemmas go, the "Is Santa Claus real?" conundrum can be a source of genuine agonizing.
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Opinion What science tells us about breast-feeding, sleep training and the other agonizing decisions of parenthood.
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For Monse and Cesar, the entire season has been an agonizing push and pull of their relationship.
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To friends who had winced often at Trump's conduct, but never Kelly's, it was agonizing to watch.
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In San Pedro Sula, there are seven minutes added, an agonizing wait for Hondurans eager to celebrate.
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And really good, agonizing conversations to try and figure out what the right thing to do was.
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But based on the evidence I've heard, I would vote to acquit him without agonizing over it.
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The key to her process, she told me, is time — hence the agonizing slowness of the writing.
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And sometimes, like the agonizing tale of the Scandies Rose, it brings both at the same time.
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On that day, Mauser recalls getting the news of his son's death in agonizing bits and pieces.
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The two embark on a tantric, mostly agonizing battle of wills, alternately courting and rejecting each other.
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Two Times journalists spent three years reporting on Ms. Vervoort as she wrestled with an agonizing decision.
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Each leg of the way must have been terrifying for him — it certainly was agonizing for me.
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Agonizing choices may be required to determine which patients get lifesaving treatments and which patients do not.
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It's forced Democrats into another agonizing debate on immigration that could expose simmering tensions across the caucus.
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Our critic at large, Wesley Morris, writes about wrestling with his fandom as the agonizing stories unfold.
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With Clean, Allison captures an agonizing tenderness, especially when she's funny, a confluence of pain and elation.
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It starts as an agonizing impact and continues to throb until I wake up in complete distress.
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Living thousands of miles away is no longer a viable excuse for missing your grandkid's agonizing piano recital.
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Thousands of men roasted to death immediately, while several thousands more suffered agonizing burns that killed them later.
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His family released a statement saying they made the "agonizing" decision to take Singleton off of life support.
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The disease weakens and fatigues muscles, causing agonizing pain to the point at which patients struggle to walk.
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Right now, BEBs are just barely on the cusp for many cities — a close and agonizing economic decision.
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With inside info like this, you can spend more time eating and less time agonizing over the menu.
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You're not alone, there was reportedly some agonizing internally at Apple over names for this year's iPhone lineup.
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Their story is a window into the agonizing reality of mixed-status families that are fractured by deportation.
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I was a raging control freak, agonizing over our songs and touring plans until I suffered anxiety attacks.
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Fresh money doesn't want to come in, while many agonizing investors in the market want to get out.
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For weeks, pundits have puzzled over what appears to be an agonizing choice for Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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However, city officials will have to wait for an agonizing two days before the military can effectively respond.
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And now, I worry I'm going to have to choose between medical debt and a slow, agonizing death.
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Now, your favorite Swedish furniture brand is selling the same agonizing experience in a bicycle made for everyone.
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A few agonizing hours went by until lunchtime, when I ravenously inhaled the salmon I brought with me.
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After a few agonizing seconds, Mary stood up and revealed to the crowd she was not seriously injured.
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He spent the next six months in agonizing pain, barely able to leave the house or even read.
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Watching it play out in flop-sweat-covered real time is an exercise in slow-burn agonizing empathy.
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He was lying on his side in his underwear, his face caked with blood, in an agonizing pose.
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Good science begins from a place of agonizing uncertainty, and feeds on the gap between ignorance and skill.
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And so this generic scene becomes an agonizing wait for the inevitable bomb that will rip it apart.
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If you've been agonizing over how to communicate your love of broccoli or giraffes, consider your prayers answered.
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For Mets fans who had sat through the sweltering conditions at Citi Field, it was an agonizing sight.
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Thursday, June 28: Intense rain hampers mission Torrential rain forces searchers to pause for an agonizing five hours.
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On Saturday CNN interviewed his father Tanawat Viboonrungruang, 35, who like the other parents, faces an agonizing wait.
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Yes, the agonizing of liberal democracies over which values to safeguard first has been around far too long.
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Entities leaving their dark, agonizing empty building to cross the city and reach a new way to escape.
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"There has been a lot of agonizing and struggling over the place of First Amendment," he told me.
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This happened once before and California Democrats are agonizing over how to avoid a repeat of that mistake.
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Jones's account of the trials of Bobby Cherry and Tommy Blanton add important details to the agonizing story.
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He flung himself into the waves and trudged back onto the sand, kneeling and agonizing for the camera.
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But that still didn't quite prepare me for the agonizing slowness with which the final denouement played out.
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But the whole process had involved two months' agonizing, and he still felt "discomfort" about it, he said.
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Some spoke to me of their children, agonizing over how helpless they felt in providing anything for them.
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The evacuation was called the largest in Florida history, but many, after agonizing deliberations, decided to stay put.
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For policymakers, however, the problem of perverse incentives is an agonizing one, and it runs in both directions.
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The counts in California, which can take agonizing weeks to tally, are likely to narrow Sanders's initial advantage.
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There's only June, dragged in agonizing slow-motion from a very little window, as the edges go dark.
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Hines, from the all-female hip-hop group Mercedes Ladies, also tells her story, agonizing over its consequences.
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For the rest of the movie, Ratner goes through an agonizing journey to get it back from Garnett.
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Judge Jackson described her decision in December to sentence Mr. Gates to 45 days in jail as agonizing.
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I thought about that puzzle a lot while agonizing over how to present the theme idea in today's.
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I'm not agonizing over whether voter fraud is widespread, climate change is statistical noise or capitalism is dead.
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The main focus is on the central couple, who are met a few years after those agonizing events.
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And when British Catholics plotted to dethrone Elizabeth, she had no problem sending the ringleaders to agonizing deaths.
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Aparicio became so invested in the role that when tragedy strikes her character, she suffers with agonizing realism.
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After Brett Kavanaugh's agonizing Supreme Court confirmation, Republicans insisted that Democrats would face a reckoning from outraged voters.
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It was more agonizing for Georgia and its fans, of course, but they had no choice; Saban does.
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The decision of when to use it was an agonizing one, and resulted in more than one argument.
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For the better part of the season's third episode, Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) stares at her iPhone, agonizing over it.
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Terrified, Contessa and her family spent four agonizing days searching for Nicole and her 2-year-old daughter, Arianna.
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Right across the road, workers are harvesting lettuce the agonizing old-fashioned way—bent over with knife in hand.
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He could tell that Livingston had sustained a severe knee dislocation and wanted to lessen the agonizing suffering immediately.
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Add in a market that is experiencing a lot of volatility, and it can make decisions even more agonizing.
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Match is a breath of fresh air compared to sites with agonizing questionnaires and the pressure to get married.
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It could certainly be that I have higher standards now, but using my phone has never been more agonizing.
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I also wrote another note describing my agonizing choice, saying that Facebook could and should do better for families.
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Just like Elio and Oliver's story of an agonizing first love, theirs is a relationship that is deeply relatable.
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I was agonizing over this domestic conundrum when I came across a Parks and Rec clip about a Roomba.
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I spent hours agonizing over progress pictures as I picked apart my flaws and ignored the progress I'd made.
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Be smart: This wasn't the end but the beginning of a long, agonizing process for the Trump White House.
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A prank show could help those of us who find the time between Stranger Things seasons to be agonizing.
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"It was a grueling and agonizing process, but I have muscles now that I never knew existed," she says.
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Make sure you spend a while agonizing over the playing order too, as it's crucial to the whole project.
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Within a matter of days, Abbott made the agonizing decision to have her left leg amputated below the knee.
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After several agonizing days, the Kays were reunited with their pups and could let out a sigh of relief.
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For those agonizing about the inflationary impact of the local unicorn boom, the data offers a bit of reassurance.
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"The cruelty of having one's reputation sullied by an anonymous coward is agonizing," he said following Judge Recana's decision.
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For the family, all they want is the opportunity to lay MacDermott to rest after so many agonizing years.
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First, she had to have a $5,000 Cartier bracelet barbarically removed from her wrist, after four long, agonizing years.
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They shared agonizing details of how easy it would be to target my mother, how vulnerable my family was.
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The NFL has spent months agonizing over players refusing to stand during the National Anthem, but solutions were everywhere.
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Both sides in the case say the nearly five-year search for answers in Garrett's death has been agonizing.
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The public debate was agonizing in part because it took place against the backdrop of a brutal hate crime.
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Over 1,000 teenagers entered our Seventh Annual Found Poem Contest, and, after much agonizing, we've settled on our favorites.
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An abortion decision is an agonizing one for many who find themselves facing the crisis of an unplanned pregnancy.
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Even at Jesus' most agonizing moment in the Garden of Gethsemane, the disciples, like exhausted teenagers, fall sound asleep.
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Dr. Clayton learned only after weeks of agonizing that his Lynch syndrome diagnosis wasn't really a diagnosis at all.
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Everything is O.K. How to, Maybe, Be Less Indecisive (or Not) Spend less time agonizing and more time enjoying.
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Once she was in memory care, we couldn't contact her for an agonizing 10 days to help her adapt.
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But perhaps the most agonizing aspect was that she would be separated from her daughters, then 4 and 2.
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In Watts's telling of the Roman Republic's agonizing death, slow-moving structural transformations gradually sowed the seeds of demise.
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The precariousness of their household is agonizing, even as the tenderness that holds it together is touching and understated.
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Still, accidents in vessels designed to ply the depths of the ocean are among the most agonizing to contemplate.
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In stark prose, Clemmons's narrator, Thandi, grieves the agonizing loss of her difficult and loving immigrant mother to cancer.
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Mr. Trump has been pondering — and publicly agonizing over — what to do about the program since he took office.
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De Jonge references Federer's "agonizing losses" to the ascendant and, in my view, equally great, young Nadal and Djokovic.
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And his efforts to curb reproductive health programs, which will leave more women dying agonizing deaths from cervical cancer.
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We appreciate all the agonizing hours you spent doing our hair, just maybe not the styles you gave us.
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It was such an agonizing defeat for me, as I'd been dead-set on breastfeeding for a long time.
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After years of agonizing work, they didn't quite have the evidence they felt they needed to convict Steve Cohen.
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Agonizing is not the same as being left in suspense, and a constant state of cliffhanger suspense gets boring.
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In the face of overwhelming demand and limited resources, health care would need to be rationed, with agonizing decisions.
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I was agonizing about how to explain in writing what had happened; I didn't know where to even start.
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Even for the parents whose lucky child qualifies, good news may be followed by agonizing, life-or-death choices.
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So agonizing was the process that the Lovings could not bear to attend the arguments by their lawyers in court.
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In fact, the way they all cheer their flagging opponents through their last few agonizing reps is kind of sweet.
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Father's Day is officially less than two weeks away, marking the beginning of another agonizing hunt for the perfect gift.
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He has been on the press circuit dramatizing the agonizing shoot, bragging about his verisimilitude in eating raw bison liver.
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For an agonizing two weeks, I wondered what I had possibly texted to end this "relationship," or whatever it was.
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Those scenes are no less agonizing when watched with the knowledge that they were shot using an adult body double.
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But their agonizing efforts reveal more than just the help-thy-neighbor bravery that has won Australia's volunteers global acclaim.
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Tesla's forums are full of die-hard fans discussing the minutiae of the Model 23 and agonizing over delivery dates.
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He's spent a great deal of time agonizing over the guests he'll be able to secure for his HBO series.
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Almost immediately after being bitten, the victim enters into an agonizing catatonic state, with its muscles stuck at full flex.
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But they may have also stumbled on the perfect way to make watching golf on TV a lot less agonizing.
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After all, survivors are just one contaminated drink away from agonizing death (followed by re-animation as a zombie, obviously).
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No doubt Democrats are enjoying the GOP's agonizing moment of truth, but their party also faces a big strategic choice.
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If your kid has a science fair on the horizon, this could make monitoring an experiment a less agonizing prospect.
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For the next six agonizing months, her family desperately searched for answers with assistance from nearly a half dozen organizations.
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And so, after suffering through two agonizing years of development, I was left with absolutely nothing to show for it.
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What they did not see or hear was any comforting indication that the track ahead would be anything but agonizing.
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It is the translator's lot to be afflicted with chronic, Talmudic agonizing — over sound, over sense, over meter, over meaning.
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The Browns lost Super Bowl berths in 1986 and 1987 to the same team and in the same agonizing fashion.
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For 2628 agonizing days, he personally helped draft more than 28500 proposed peace agreements, often with little or no sleep.
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After much prayer and agonizing, I felt an overwhelming sense of calm, knowing that wherever she was, she was okay.
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This was fairly conventional dramatic material, but with scenes being posted in real time, Andem said, Noora's predicament felt agonizing.
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The unsafe practices resulted in the agonizing deaths of 18 children due to lead poisoning, and hundreds more were poisoned.
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She is often faced with the agonizing, impossible decision of whether to pay her bills or pay for her oxygen.
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Soon, his seventh vertebrae fully collapsed, an agonizing compression fracture, due in part to years of bone-density-depleting therapies.
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The disease causes months of agonizing and uncontrollable muscle spasms, and is almost impossible to treat once it takes hold.
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It's agonizing and surreal that for this funny time-window in human society there is an annual New Phone Season.
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By the time the play makes a jarring tonal shift to the agonizing of Brutus, it's too little too late.
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And now the clock ticked down through five minutes of injury time, each somehow slower, more agonizing than the last.
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But the exhausted medical personnel is agonizing about "life and death" decisions when rationing the care and respirators to patients.
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I awoke the next morning still agonizing, but determined to creatively find ways, beyond the phone, to stay in touch.
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The most agonizing decisions presidents make are invariably during wartime, especially when battles are lost and body counts pile up.
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Top executives and their advisers are agonizing, however, over whether, and how, to change the name for the American market.
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The Baileys voted for Bill Clinton twice, then, in 22014, after much agonizing, pulled the lever for George W. Bush.
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The agonizing conflict in Syria, which has vexed both the Obama and Trump administrations, is growing increasingly complex and dangerous.
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At 58, I was still trying to find my romantic footing after the agonizing end of a 35-year marriage.
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After three-plus years of agonizing political debate over whether Brexit would actually happen, Mr. Johnson has resolved that question.
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Now, he's agonizing over the collapse of the coal industry, and there's not much he can do to save it.
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Sadly, it took another agonizing seven years and tens of thousands more casualties for America to extract itself from Vietnam.
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" After the exam, as reported in agonizing detail by The Atlantic, "the child lingered, and Sevier offered to hold her.
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We watch as Jane is emotionally abused by her coworkers and boss as she goes through her agonizing daily tasks.
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A quarter of women in the West African country have undergone the agonizing ritual, which can cause serious health problems.
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Creativity for both men, who were acutely aware of their diminishing powers as they aged, is more agonizing than ecstatic.
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Whatever jersey you're wearing, you're going to need food to sustain you through the thrilling triumph or the agonizing defeat.
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I recently made the agonizing decision to euthanize my cat Ollie, who I adopted 13 years before from the streets.
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"Behind the halo of building the two bombs and launching a satellite, many people made agonizing sacrifices," Mr. Wei said.
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" Smith believes therapy is "immensely helpful" for anyone "facing the many uneasy, hard, agonizing decisions that come with treating infertility.
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They warn that farm animals could end up undergoing castration, dehorning, Caesarean sections, and other agonizing procedures without adequate pain relief.
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Already suffering agonizing headaches and terrifying seizures, she feared being in so much pain that no amount of morphine could help.
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I'm not talking Littlefinger, either; I'm talking Joffrey's agonizing death-by-poison, or Ramsay getting his allover houndstooth print last year.
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But you just definitely got a feel for how much they&aposre agonizing over this and what to do about this.
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"I've been agonizing over this result, and I never really did expect it," said former Dubuque Democratic Party chairman Terry Stewart.
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I knew there was some bleeding, but I didn't know your body had to go through an agonizing labor to miscarry.
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Often, I'd replay it over and over in my head, agonizing over who had witnessed it and what they might've thought.
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Switching between them is kind of a hassle, and I would spend agonizing seconds watching each app reposition and reorient itself.
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You're down-to-earth and realistic about life's limitations — but thanks to your optimistic nature, you're not agonizing over the details.
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CRUZ: Well, look, I recognize it is an agonizing experience when anyone is facing a loved — loved member who's been kidnapped.
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By using mirror images of a hand, he was able to alleviate the agonizing symptoms of phantom limb syndrome in amputees.
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If you're a Pacific Northwesterner agonizing over missing this, there's always next year—plenty of time to brush up your Burns.
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Grenager explained to me that the company has spent months agonizing over how to create robust intelligence models to evaluate resumes.
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One week after suffering a staggering collision with Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is in the throes of an agonizing humanitarian disaster.
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On the other hand, anxiety is more of complex response to an anticipated threat, like agonizing over the thought of flying.
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Here at The Verge, we've spent a lot of time agonizing over the future of Twitter over the last few days.
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But, Yusuf Tamanna writes, the artist deserved better than this lengthy and agonizing process: Chic were pioneers, and now they're icons.
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For Kole, 50, it was especially agonizing to have to tell those near death that he couldn't do anything for them.
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Tom is a painfully honest, duty-driven man, and falsifying his report book is clearly an agonizing moral compromise for him.
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She's even counseled younger coworkers who are agonizing over making a similar choice, assuring them that it's not a bad idea.
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Less than a block away, those same 48 hours following the quake had felt agonizing slow for Cristobal Perres Garcia, 59.
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Al-Sharif doesn't offer a comment on this statistic, and during her agonizing nine days, consorted mostly with another Saudi woman.
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It almost felt as agonizing as running, but I realized quickly I was going to have to get used to it.
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In Mr. Holloway's play, Jane Kaczmarek and Alfred Molina portray the sole characters, a long-married couple facing an agonizing choice.
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Hand-holding toddler, mutual confidante and whisperer, agonizing every-night violin-practicer, and stricken sufferer of childhood psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis!
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We got sent some tracks which then weren't released properly for months, which was agonizing because they were all so great.
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Didn't anyone teach you that it is about the journey, not agonizing over the decision to foul when up by three?
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After agonizing for a while over how to get his girlfriend back, Quinn called his brother who worked for the FBI.
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Clinton's cadre of campaign aides agonizing over jokes she should tell in public and calculating political implications, the transcripts revealed Mrs.
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No matter what some pundits say, immigrants cannot bring just anyone here, and those they can sponsor often have agonizing waits.
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Look into the eyes of each of those self-contained faces, and you'll see a full, agonizing scream waiting to erupt.
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What could possibly be more heartbreaking than a mother helplessly standing beneath her child as he slowly suffers an agonizing death?
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This is a body with a weak voice, one that emits agonizing sounds of pain as well as heavy, strained breathing.
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The only bonds tighter than the ones uniting these two souls are the agonizing ties applied to their precious young feet.
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My racialized transphobia made Mock's memoir an agonizing read — just as my racialized homophobia made Lorde's essays and speeches a challenge.
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LILLE, France — After an agonizing defeat in Croatia's previous Davis Cup final, there was no letdown for Marin Cilic this time.
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The president has sent wildly divergent signals about the DACA program, publicly agonizing over the fate of the initiative for months.
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They are desperate to beat President Trump and have spent months agonizing over which candidate is best equipped for the task.
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Some symptoms, like the death rattle, air hunger and terminal agitation, appear agonizing, but aren't usually uncomfortable for the dying person.
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Unfortunately, Miguel died in June 2016 without this option to end his agonizing pain because Puerto Rico had not authorized it.
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At the time, Cohn wanted the world to know he was agonizing over whether to quit the government in principled protest.
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And just generally when I start on a movie, the agonizing deadline, the unsolvable things, I'm tense most of the time.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," he said.
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You've heard of Billie Holiday, the legendary jazz singer whose haunting performance of "Strange Fruit" described lynching in agonizing, unforgettable language.
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In the dream, I was consumed with guilt, and pretty soon that agonizing feeling spilled over into my waking hours too.
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And when what we want is as paltry as what you want, why spend a lot of time agonizing about it?
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It unearthed a lot of deep-seated family pain, led to his parents' divorce, and initiated some truly agonizing family upheaval.
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Obama's Syrian agonizing, his constant what-ifs and recurrent "what then?" have also led to the slaughter in Paris and San Bernardino.
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"It's not true with every storm, but in this particular case, the anticipation was more agonizing than the storm itself," he said.
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After an agonizing seven days, I got the call: The procedure was successful, and every last bit of the tumor was removed.
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"Mmm, you taste so good, my darling," he murmured, his fingers now joining his mouth, slowly gliding in and out, agonizing me.
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Now they're a mid-20th-century European power, agonizing over the inevitable loss of the colonies and trying to stomp out insurgencies.
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The two-minute short is mesmerizing, but it's also occasionally agonizing thanks to what I'm going to start calling load screen PTSD.
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This was an agonizing decision, one that our family made, over a number of days, with the careful counsel of John's doctors.
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The people controlling these weapons are often continents away, and a new movie shows us the agonizing decisions that these people face.
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Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby said the decision was "agonizing," and she slammed the way police handled their investigation into the case.
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But as each recognized their impending fate, the goal of a terminally ill individual is also to not suffer an agonizing death.
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The long winter is here, and by that we mean the agonizing wait between Seasons 7 and 8 of Game of Thrones.
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But he said he is "agonizing" over the Mexico factory, adding that the planned annual capacity of 400,000 is subject to change.
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Did you like watching him go through the agonizing torture of waking up and realizing how many of his memories are false?
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Cleaning your furniture is often a headache, but there are few furniture chores more agonizing than getting stains out of your upholstery.
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Its slow pace captures the stasis of Anna's condition, her feeling of being stuck in an agonizing limbo between denial and acceptance.
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In addition to immersive performances, the documentary shows the always-on-message band members agonizing over their craft and doing missionary work.
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Losing my first business was agonizing, but it inspired me to build my next business with a system where everyone wins together.
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McAllen, Texas (CNN)It was an agonizing 36 or so hours for Ever Alexander Morejon Gonzalez and his 7-year-old boy.
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A few minutes earlier, Spieth had said it was going to be agonizing for him to watch the Olympic tournament from home.
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He had lost most of the fat surrounding the nerves in his feet and shins, and even the slightest touch was agonizing.
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He shows kindness, bravery, and skill by successfully curing Jorah of Greyscale, an agonizing disease that's said to kill almost every patient.
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This matters in part because many people with opioid addiction describe withdrawal as the worst possible experience, the most agonizing condition imaginable.
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"It's been such a slow and very agonizing wait this past two weeks," Hector Dungay, a member of the family, said Friday.
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Women with the disorder have heavy, agonizing periods along with a litany of other symptoms depending on where the rogue cells lurk.
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A jury heard the agonizing 911 call during the first day of testimony in Mr. Gilbert's trial on second-degree murder charges.
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They know that other arts leaders are agonizing, too, about how best to take care of their people and safeguard their institutions.
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Now, at the age of 81, as Walter began the agonizing descent into senility, Richard's role in his life shifted toward caretaker.
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The Betterment chief executive Jon Stein, whom Mr. Raz stokes with 22 individual "wow"s, details an agonizing split with his partners.
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This is slowly being eclipsed by anxiety over China's new, unwelcome role as a source of disease, agonizing uncertainty and frustrated hopes.
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But the realities of a legal case have required an agonizing specificity that even the most thorough journalistic accounts don't necessarily include.
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Mr. Cantú transitioned from patrolling in the field to intelligence gathering, agonizing over what it meant to be good at such work.
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On the pilot of "Madam Secretary," we're meant to find drama in the protagonist agonizing over whether to become secretary of state.
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I once spent 15 minutes agonizing over a Redbox movie rental trying to decide if I should spend $1 on a movie.
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Underneath the dazzling exterior of romance lies a messy foundation of months spent agonizing over the perfect person-to-passed-appetizer ratio.
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The eighth and final season starts Sunday and viewers have already started theorizing about, and agonizing over, how it will all conclude.
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Here's what you need to know: • Britain faces an agonizing decision: How should it model its future ties with the European Union?
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In remarks that she would later say were agonizing to prepare, she told other assault victims that she knew of their suffering.
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The agonizing story began earlier that month, when two Chinese poacher boats were spotted near the atoll for several days in a row.
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If you want to get re-elected, instead of sitting there agonizing, calculating, what&aposs going to happen, what if do I this?
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They Had A Dramatic Reunion As he waited those three agonizing years, Tolkien did finally get his scholarship to Exeter College in Oxford.
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After weeks of agonizing twists and turns, human remains found in Arkansas were confirmed Monday to be those of the 4-year-old.
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For 10 agonizing minutes, Fitzgerald sat frozen and trapped inside her car while it bobbed and was thrown amid the abnormally strong waves.
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But Baldwin was undeterred by the criticism, returning to the agonizing role on Saturday night for a skit on Trump and gun control.
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" The 68-year-old said that the "hardest thing" has been her pain level, admitting that trying to do shows was "really agonizing.
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It would have been interesting to see his perspective on America's Have-Nots, given the agonizing fate he dreamed up for its Haves.
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A good friend of mine was agonizing over the death of her dog, and she decided to have her pet euthanized at home.
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"The cruelty of having one's reputation sullied by an anonymous coward is agonizing," Mr. Woods said in a statement provided by his lawyer.
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"It just switched to the most agonizing pain I've ever had in my life … a couple of hours into it," recalled de Ravin.
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Now in Clearwater, as Philadelphia prepares for what's sure to be an agonizing 210 season, he's all that's left of a former dynasty.
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Freddie Gray's agonizing cries for help as he is being carried to the police van, his legs dragging on the ground, are haunting.
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In case one agonizing impasse of the bourgeoisie is not enough, Anna's brother Hale (David Joseph Craig) has a conundrum of his own.
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He has to rebuild a team that in some parts is agonizing to watch and in other parts is not up to standard.
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It is so common, in fact, that most patients arriving at orthopedists' offices in agonizing pain from hip or knee arthritis are obese.
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And Mr. Ryan, after a brief pretense of agonizing about Mr. Trump, is now in full attack-dog mode on the candidate's behalf.
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From start to finish, the movie is a dreary rollercoaster of agonizing lesbian desire, but if Disobedience gets anything right, it's the FLG.
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Except as a source of sadomasochistic diversion, the entire agonizing experience will, therefore, prove to be a colossal waste of time and blather.
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Most famously, experiments were conducted by Dr. Josef Mengele, who was interested in twins and performed "agonizing and often lethal" research on them.
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But his journey to the cure has been arduous and agonizing, involving nearly a decade of grueling treatments and moments of pure despair.
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Since coming under the protection of strict wildlife laws in 2200, the playful creatures have been rising in number, but with agonizing slowness.
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It's a bizarre tradition: We choose, through our agonizing, billion-dollar ritual, two individuals who are considered to be our best and brightest.
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Their awkward convergence becomes an incandescent, allegorical outgrowth of the agonizing introspection that Abélard and Héloïse undergo in their search for self-awareness.
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The mayor, clearly agonizing over his course of action, said that options were running out, and that new restrictions would bring new pain.
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Except that I remembered, so clearly that it was agonizing, a time when throwing was the most natural action in my body's repertoire.
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This latest episode in Germany's agonizing saga of political uncertainty raised cautious hopes that a new administration might be sworn in by Easter.
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Alternately, they go the Buffy the Vampire Slayer route, showing their vulnerability by agonizing about whether their strength makes them abnormal or unfeminine.
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Many of his roles have unearthed agonizing memories and plunged him into a serious drug addiction that he grapples with to this day.
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As I filmed him, I captured an agonizing battle between his desire to use and his stiff but weakening resolve to stay clean.
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Just how agonizing his condition must have been, and what consequences it had for his work, has been a source of much speculation.
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After an agonizing wait of more than four hours, Rodgers heard his name called by the Packers with the No. 24 overall pick.
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Somehow, we made it through a divisive election season and an agonizing number of celebrity deaths (not to mention catastrophes around the world).
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Ignacio Porras, 48, looked ashen as he described spending agonizing nights hanging from a cable clipped to his handcuffed hands behind his back.
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Before 20 minutes of "Iceman" have passed, we've already seen an agonizing birth, multiple deaths and a generous amount of raping and pillaging.
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Together, we face the shortened and flirtatious days ahead filled with valentines, obligatory roses, and agonizing over what this or that text could mean.
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Knoll's essay describes in agonizing detail the similar events that happened to her in real life, and the shame, confusion and heartache that followed.
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For Kick, who was known as Rose's "protector" when her husband frequently paraded his mistresses in front of her, it was an agonizing choice.
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After nearly two agonizing weeks in Thailand, things are starting to look brighter for the 12 trapped boys and their 25-year-old coach.
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It isn't until you bite into a person do you realize there is something rotten inside: a memory, an experience, rooted in agonizing hurt.
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Well, it starts with a TV reporter asking if inflation is a good thing — a weak joke that lasts an agonizing amount of time.
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But because it may violate a platform's rules, it requires a lot of agonizing discussions among members of the policy team and other executives.
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It was a grueling period, the suit explains: For the Vices, watching heir two-year-old daughter getting poked with needles was particularly agonizing.
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Nearly 3,000 pregnant women in Colombia are in Ms. Barrios's agonizing position, having recovered from Zika only to be left in a terrible dilemma.
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Her symptoms were an almost unbearable backache that woke her in the middle of the night and an equally agonizing sensation in her chest.
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The collapse last week of the world's seventh-largest container shipper has caused much agonizing among its clients over the fate of stranded cargo.
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Doctors laid out several plans for recovery, but the only one that spoke to Don also happened to be the most agonizing: the halo.
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Tensions intensified this week when reports showed executives agonizing over how to downplay the ominous-sounding AI aspects of the contract in the media.
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After all, what sort of physician would want to deny dying patients the option of ending their suffering and avoiding an agonizing, painful death?
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It's agonizing for Meredith, Jacy and Trump supporters alike to sever the personal from the political, especially when it involves the people you love.
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"Shattered" depicts Clinton as still agonizing over her failed 2008 presidential bid, sifting through top campaign staffers' emails to figure out what went wrong.
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It helps you keep pushing even when you're faced with agonizing pain because the pain of discipline hurts less than the pain of regret.
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Today, there are women across America who are making the agonizing decision about whether to come forward with their stories of being sexually assaulted.
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Anyone who's suffered with heartburn before bed knows how agonizing it can feel to lay horizontally and rest your head on a flat pillow.
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In many ways, it was Mr. Trump's most successful performance of the summer, after weeks of agonizing gaffes, missed opportunities and flagging poll numbers.
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When Schmidt recalls a certain agonizing sting, a memory that remains vivid decades after the pain has faded, he's not just spinning a tale.
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"It's different, it's a more longstanding, agonizing problem," he said, highlighting low levels of productivity as the central underlying problem in the British economy.
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For Wales and its superstar, Gareth Bale, the loss was an agonizing end to a surprising run that has captivated a nation and beyond.
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What follows is a story of emotional, physical and financial disintegration so agonizing that one almost wants to shield one's eyes from the page.
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During a separate mission around the same time, Chief Hatch suffered a leg wound that required dozens of surgical procedures and an agonizing recovery.
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The season ended with an agonizing cliffhanger: The 10 women in the pool locked arms as the door to their bunker was blasted open.
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This season was agonizing with the on-again, off-again dynamic between Liza and Charles, and now we're left to ponder their uneasy expressions.
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In some agonizing cases, a woman may make the choice, with her doctors, to not resuscitate an infant that won't live long after birth.
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There've been these peculiar, but nevertheless agonizing, arguments over whether or not to call things he says that are untrue lies, or just misinformation.
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When we went into hardcore triage and managing bugs and agonizing over what to fix and what not to fix, Cliff was out promoting.
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But their love affair will most certainly live on in their hearts and minds, and the distance between them will remain overwhelming and agonizing.
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BEIJING — An agonizing traffic accident caught on surveillance cameras has reignited a debate in China about a lack of values and trust in society.
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But you have to dig deep into baseball history to find an exquisitely agonizing performance to rival Rich Hill's on Wednesday night in Pittsburgh.
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Whatever jersey you're wearing on Super Bowl Sunday, you're going to need food to sustain you through the thrilling triumph or the agonizing defeat.
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She spent the summer after college agonizing over whether she should move to New York in the fall or save money for a year.
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Some of them had been pregnant, too heavy to run fast enough to escape the murderous wheels, and their puppies lay agonizing around them.
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These cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and episodes of agonizing pain — called crises — as muscles are starved of oxygen.
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Daniella&aposs father, Chris Moore, said in a statement provided by Clifford Law that his family spent "an agonizing night" thinking about the comments.
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Now that he knows, "I'm likely to go back to adding one, which means agonizing over how to sound casual but clever," he said.
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After rejecting two GOP bills as unduly harsh and stingy, Clinton, after much agonizing, signed a third version he said was flawed but fixable.
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We inched into the teeth of this unexpected storm and after a few agonizing minutes, found ourselves back among the calm of the trees.
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But of the teams still alive in the N.F.L., the Green Bay Packers have a fair claim for the most agonizing recent playoff history.
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Grace Gummer as Dominique "Dom" DiPierro commanded some of the season's most gripping scenes, most often centered around her agonizing conversations with her Amazon Echo.
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The election was an agonizing reality check for Democratic lawmakers -- particularly moderates and those in conservative areas -- who had expressed reservations about the controversial law.
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Though the next five weeks might be agonizing to wait through, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal a taste of the show in its first official trailer.
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"I have spent more time than anyone will ever know agonizing over this issue," Jones said in Houston bankruptcy court after confirming SandRidge's reorganization plan.
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We kick off "Back & Forth," which takes place entirely the night after the freshman formal, with Zoey agonizing over which attractive man she will choose.
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A Colombian sailor spent two agonizing months lost at sea before he was spotted by a cargo ship more than 2,000 miles southeast of Hawaii.
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You can theoretically launch almost any SteamVR Vive game on the Rift, which is excellent news for anyone who's been agonizing about picking between them.
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In "Guantanamo Diary," he described long days in isolation, chained to the floor in agonizing positions, often deprived of food and sleep in extreme temperatures.
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And a 2006 study found that women eventually diagnosed with endometriosis often delayed seeking help because they themselves viewed their agonizing period pain as normal.
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The agonizing realization that help will not be arriving, and that your goal of traversing the Northwest Passage was misguided at best, dangerous at worst.
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The idea of eternal agonizing punishment is never treated psychologically realistically, which is to say, as something brutal and horrific and genuinely, soul-wrenchingly terrifying.
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It's often easier and quicker to mark messages you definitely don't need for the future rather than agonizing over important-ish emails one by one.
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But it's no less agonizing to see the 17-year-old in a romantic entanglement with a wholly inappropriate man nearly three decades her senior.
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"It took many, agonizing minutes for the puppy to die, and for the first time in my career, I turned off the camera," he said.
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Over the next two years, she continued to deteriorate, repeating an agonizing cycle of accepting prized roles and being forced to pull out soon after.
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"Then it just switched to the most agonizing pain I've ever had in my life … a couple of hours into it," recalled de Ravin, 36.
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Democratic strategists who spoke to The Hill expressed admiration for Clinton's willingness to attend, given how agonizing the event is sure to be for her.
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LONDON (Reuters) - American Bethanie Mattek-Sands, whose agonizing on-court injury shocked Wimbledon, says she will need surgery and faces being sidelined from the game.
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Luckily, Alyssa Litman's hilarious, honest short films about those agonizing three minutes, Plus/Minus, brings some real candor and warmth to this notoriously fraught situation.
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We'll be spending the hours we would usually be agonizing over work to-dos shopping Labor Day beauty deals from the comfort of our couch.
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But right now, the act of telling a pollster that they intend to support someone they don't really want to support might be fairly agonizing.
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But it will require hard work, long hours, and agonizing compromise, just as it did for those who gave America the blueprint to be followed.
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And it ended, after an agonizing journey through the new realities of the campaign media, with a single phone call that debunked its entire existence.
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Whereas President Obama spent weeks agonizing over the implications of the "red line" he had drawn in the Syrian sand, President Trump took prompt action.
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For the past week, they marched with agonizing blisters and slept on gymnasium floors on their way to demand more school funding and higher raises.
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In one agonizing scene, the father allows himself to be beaten, refusing to strike back as he shields Eddy from his older brother's drunken rage.
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Scenes of Baker trying to play in an empty bathtub after the beating, blood streaming from the sides of his mouth, are agonizing to watch.
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I slowly began filling the house, agonizing over decisions about laundry baskets and couch colors, and tending to a new, unhealthy obsession with reclaimed wood.
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For 230 agonizing minutes, they cheered for every attack, cursed as Brazil squandered scoring opportunities, and flinched every time Germany threatened to end their party.
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"Yemen today continues to traverse a critical and agonizing period as civilians pay a terrible price of an unending power struggle," Ould Cheikh Ahmed said.
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"Maria by Callas" is an impressionistic, melancholy portrait — primarily a self-portrait, heavy on candid, little-read letters — of a meteoric rise and agonizing decline.
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"I was just so grateful to be done with what had been an agonizing emotional process," said Ms. Hays, who is now a leadership speaker.
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During their attempts to repeal Obamacare, Republicans spent months agonizing over numbers like these, failing to find a proposal that wouldn't increase the uninsured rate.
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But key blue-state Republicans face an agonizing balancing act, weighing their ambition to deliver broad tax cuts with the narrower interests of their districts.
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Around the world, the coronavirus has upended people's lives in unfathomable ways, forcing them to make agonizing decisions to cancel meaningful and monumental life events.
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Among the Republicans agonizing over how to vote is Ms. Murkowski, who has said the bill's effect on her state will be her paramount consideration.
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More than 3,000 people attended his funeral in his home village, Fiumicello; across Italy, grief turned to outrage as details emerged of his agonizing torture.
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Aaron Hernandez killed himself largely because he was suffering from CTE -- and NOT because he was agonizing over his sexuality ... so says his famous attorney.
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He denied that it happened at all, describing it as "100% a fabrication," as if anyone could fake the agonizing deaths captured in these images.
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Unfortunately, after months of radiation and chemotherapy, my frail mother decided to stop all medical treatments that would only prolong the agonizing process of dying.
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Similarly, Superstore thrives equally on stretches of agonizing tension juxtaposed with bursts of bliss that are the hallmark of a good crush and TV romance.
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Chris Moore, the Toronto-based father of Danielle Moore, 24, who died in the crash, said his family spent Thursday night "agonizing" over the comments.
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Representative Tom Rooney, Republican of Florida, said he was "leaning yes" on the repeal bill, but agonizing over how to explain his vote to constituents.
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Instead of a loved one making the agonizing decision whether to end all life-saving measures, your wishes would be specified in a legal record.
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Instead of a loved one making the agonizing decision whether to end all life-saving measures, your wishes will be specified in a legal record.
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It's time we allow the miracles of modern medicine to relieve an agonizing end-of-life experience — if that is what the patient would like.
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As parents, they said it was "agonizing" to see their children "being handed a broken world on the verge of climate chaos and ecological breakdown".
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But she also wanted to give people a sense of community and solidarity as they faced the agonizing prospect of locating their missing loved ones.
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An agonizing wait James Kohls waited anxiously to learn the fate of his brother, Mike Kohls, the galley cook and a deckhand on the Conception.
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The misshapen cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and episodes of agonizing pain — called crises — as muscles are starved of oxygen.
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This was another agonizing result, like Tuesday night's one-point setback to the San Antonio Spurs, when Charlotte failed to score on its last possession.
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Since then, Bro said she's spent many sleepless nights agonizing over her daughter's death and researching its cause: the online radicalization of young white men.
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Coming up with a good Y-shape took several iterations and a lot more agonizing than you might guess given the simplicity of the design.
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I grabbed my phone, unzipped my onesie and eased myself into the tub, inch-by-agonizing-inch, until I'd cauterized my epidermal nerve endings. There.
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Ms. Pelosi and her team had hoped to move quickly past an agonizing internal debate that publicly exposed racial and religious divisions in the party.
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As they fought to take back the city building by agonizing building, they were so battered and bruised that none celebrated when they made gains.
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" — SETH MEYERS Stephen Colbert hopes that this Brexit special, which he filmed in England over the weekend, leaves him with "three years of agonizing reappraisal.
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It's widely used in veterinary medicine so that animals don't undergo agonizing procedures without any pain relief, and it's particularly widely used in farm animal medicine.
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It's well timed: In last week's agonizing "Fifth Wheel," he got a bit of a spotlight as he confessed his conflicted feelings about being Jack's replacement.
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Journalists crawled under desks and sought other hiding places, describing agonizing minutes of terror as they heard his footsteps and the repeated blasts of the weapon.
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The agonizing you see among the Miami Herald reporters and editors shows the real dilemma journalism, and the country, faced as the rules of politics changed.
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Because now we only have the agonizing wait and our own pool of tears to comfort us until the as-yet-unannounced release of Season 4.
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Instead of agonizing over one candidate, they should think about launching content verticals that have a 'conservative' take on tech, Millennial interests, and positively shareable stories.
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Slow, masticating juicers aren't agonizing per se, but they do take a few minutes to juice whereas centrifugal juicers can pop a glass out in seconds.
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After months of agonizing stomach pains, Bowler, a professor at Duke University's Divinity School learns she has state IV colon cancer at the age of 35.
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These people's homes didn't have high-speed mobile networks or them couldn't afford them, which meant loading the ad-filled News Feed was an agonizing experience.
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Even The Time Traveler's Wife, whose eponymous protagonist bounced dangerously around his own lifetime, spent pages agonizing over the mystery of how the trick was done.
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"I don't expect everyone to understand," Ms. Wang said, explaining the agonizing decision she made to agree to the interrogators' demands in exchange for her release.
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The album opens with "Misery," a song about a new love that's as addictive as a drug, with the frenetic highs and agonizing withdrawal that implies.
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It is safe to say that no director of an American investigative body has faced as many agonizing decisions in as little time as James Comey.
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"There's nothing more agonizing than to see your neighbor who you think has an IQ 30 points below you getting rich buying stocks," the investor joked.
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Being a high-spirited, borderline ADHD case, this meant a lot of agonizing afternoons for her as I pounded round our basement flat with my walkman.
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On the other hand, it's my break up song after a long, agonizing relationship with the idea that country radio would grace me with some airtime.
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But there was an agonizing familiarity for the New York Mets to the rapid fashion in which they endured their two worst losses of the year.
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After a series of really horrible, agonizing meetings with only the core collective, we arranged for me to have surgery in secret, just before the tour.
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" In another recent interview with Marie Claire, Coppola admitted that dropping out of her Coppola-ified version of the film was her "most agonizing career decision.
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In South Carolina, Roof's death penalty trial was so agonizing, during cross-examination, defense attorney David Bruck spoke only eight words when he approached one victim.
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And in the middle of it all, agonizing over treatment protocols and watching his patients struggle with tremendous existential and physical pain, was the author himself.
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News. Yesterday Jackson said that allegations that he had engaged in a sexual encounter with Corinne Olympios without her consent had been agonizing for his parents.
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For both of them, the agonizing wait for news of their loved ones continues, and Nurhayati urges the search and rescue teams not to give up.
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Brain death is one of the most difficult concepts that families and health-care providers deal with in medicine, suspending everyone involved in an agonizing purgatory.
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Yet as Ms. Edwards was shaking hands outside the early voting center, it was clear that for some African-American women, it is an agonizing choice.
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Mr. Cattelan is known as both a public jester and an intensely private figure, and he said that the decision to retire at 51 was agonizing.
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Communication breakdowns are one of the by-products of Mercury's triannual backspins, and May could bring a few agonizing misunderstandings that need to be worked through.
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I watch him try to enter the diner for several agonizing minutes, trying not to laugh, but he starts, and then neither of us can stop.
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"That was agonizing," he said after Game 3, describing how he had spent the last innings worrying the Cubs would tie the score and expose him.
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This will surely have members of Mr. Trump's inner circle agonizing about the possibility and wondering who else might have been similarly cooperating with the investigation.
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"Lost," created by J. J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof and Jeffrey Lieber, features dizzying shifts between time periods, constantly changing alliances, shrewd Easter eggs and agonizing cliffhangers.
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Clearly, my agonizing wait, with no end in sight, doesn't count against an elite sports figure who commands "essential care" and the use of scarce resources.
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By now, I was becoming a pro at talking to virtual healthcare professionals while in agonizing pain, and quickly entered my question following the signup prompt.
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Her latest unconventional move is a comeback to the tour after four and a half years of a retirement that was at times agonizing and frightening.
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The patient, all too obviously conscious, describes the proceedings in agonizing detail, the gamba rising to a harrowing climax at the moment of incision and removal.
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The Clinton emails were instead full of staff members jockeying for position, agonizing over strategy, complaining about their bosses and offering advice to those same bosses.
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In pitting two very different kinds of immigrants against each other — one comfortably assimilated, the other helpless in every sense — Sekaran offers a brilliantly agonizing setup.
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"One company's website claims CBD 'works like magic' to relieve 'even the most agonizing pain' better than prescription opioid painkillers," the FTC said in a release.
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Even in the final hours, after years of angst and agonizing, Democrats still seemed slightly immobilized over how best to move past their old electoral wounds.
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So for two agonizing days in February, the family carefully rationed one remaining gallon of bottled water as Ms. Rodriguez, 21994, searched frantically for her keys.
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The gas caused agonizing deaths for at least forty-nine people and sickened at least six hundred and fifty others, many of them women and children.
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This impeachment will be remembered for a President who showed zero contrition for dragging the nation through an agonizing political moment and no sign of wrongdoing.
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The decision to put this moment at No. 2 was honestly agonizing because in terms of sheer sports moments, this is the unforgettable peak for me.
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He had a bone-marrow transplant, but when the cancer resurfaced a few months later, his parents made the agonizing decision not to pursue further treatment.
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Long stretches of last week's hearing with Ford and Kavanaugh were gobbled up by speechifying senators agonizing over the means by which Ford's claims went public.
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The irony is that by agonizing over sleep, it's also turning into a source of anxiety—the kind of thing that keeps people up at night.
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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world's wealthiest man, has been publicly agonizing over a vexing problem: what to do with all his money.
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Success against sickle-cell would be "the first genetic cure of a common genetic disease" and could free tens of thousands of Americans from agonizing pain.
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After an agonizing delay to perform repairs, the DeBraak was finally lifted from the water—but the cables had cut into the ship's hull like a chainsaw.
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As agonizing as that is, it's an eye-blink compared to the glacial pace of serial book publishing—something many an erstwhile George R.R. Martin fan knows.
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Well, if you'll be in or around Providence, RI in the next two days, you can stop agonizing because PVDonuts has a very special pre-Thanksgiving treat.
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" In a statement, the governor said the top priority is to determine what happened and how it unfolded over the course of the "long and agonizing situation.
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" NBC's Andrea Mitchell has more: "A senior official tells NBC News the president and top advisers have been "agonizing" over what to do about Flynn for days.
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The agonizing litmus test on the abortion issue will thus be hard to apply to Gorsuch, and this will make his confirmation process somewhat easier for him.
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Do you get the same universal gift for everyone, or do you spend the time and effort agonizing over something unique that's tailored to each loved one?
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That unexpected combination of encouragement and callousness may well convince some survivors that coming forward is not worth the resulting heartache, now rendered in newly agonizing ways.
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Dolezal is also shown as pregnant, and later, with a healthy baby boy, agonizing over how to racially identify him in what appears to be official forms.
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There are indeed some parallels between then and now: Nixon was running at a time of turmoil on the streets at home and an agonizing war overseas.
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But that's when showrunner Jill Soloway and her writers twist the story in agonizing fashion: Maura's shaky heart history means she can't opt to have the surgery.
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The screens are optimized for extended viewing, which means agonizing late night projects (or self-inflicted Netflix binges) won't make you feel like your eyes are melting.
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At stake in this final, agonizing part of the legal dispute is how long Connie Yates and Chris Gard will have with their son before he dies.
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During his lengthy, public agonizing over whether to support the man whose convention he will chair, Ryan repeatedly called for "real" party unity derived from shared principles.
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The long buildup, the agonizing hours of enduring their complaints and sullen glares, never quite translate to TV. When someone finally snaps, that plays great on camera.
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Over the next six months her family went through the agonizing process of confirming she had not contracted HIV, as her mother Gillian Brien told VICE News.
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The centrist conservative is the court's most vacillating, agonizing, justice, and he is likely balancing his oft-voiced sense of judicial mission with the realities of age.
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This piece follows a woman, Chloe, who struggled with agonizing endometrial pain for years, fighting against a woefully unequipped medical establishment to seek a measure of relief.
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After what has felt like week after agonizing week of super aggravating Luke P. drama, episode 7 of The Bachelorette felt like a necessary salve. Mostly. Kinda.
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A Gordian knot moment, if you will, where instead of agonizing over how to untangle the social media mess you just pull out a sword and cut.
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This economic disparity forces these women to make an agonizing choice: leave the family and work abroad, or stay at home and risk a lifetime of poverty.
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"We remain committed to doing everything within our means to solving what is an agonizing mystery for the loved ones of those who were lost," he said.
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"It was both agonizing and exhilarating to be confronted by the sheer power of the writing," Amanda Foreman, chairman of the judging panel, said in a statement.
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It was an agonizing moment for the 50.50.43-year-old, who had been tantalizingly close to becoming the first Briton ever to win a World Cup race.
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Soaring mock grandiosity produces a hazy, sweeping, nostalgic feel, as if everything is taking place in a children's book befitting McCartney's narrative, at once cutesy and agonizing.
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Twenty-two years later, he published "Half a Life," an elegant and agonizing memoir that examines the repercussions of the accident and his adolescent reactions to them.
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Loving someone with a substance use disorder is agonizing as you struggle to find treatment, unsure of where to go, and struggle with relapses, recovery and shame.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil was still mourning the victims of one of its most agonizing sports tragedies, the crash of a plane carrying the Chapecoense soccer team.
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One detained mother says she had to wait more than two agonizing weeks before she received news of her 7-year-old son or spoke to him.
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Indians fans, who suffered through Cleveland's agonizing loss to the Chicago Cubs in Game 7 of the 2016 World Series, felt this had to be the year.
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After weeks of agonizing and waiting for an update, she learned on May 2 that U.S. Customs and Immigration Services had denied her application with no explanation.
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Mr. Trump and his aides want to force nations to make an agonizing choice: Which side of a new Berlin Wall do they want to live on?
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Those types of financial decisions — how much house to buy, for example, or buying a more economical car — will go a lot further than agonizing over lattes.
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The agonizing look on Moleza's face as his tongue struggled to work out the foreign vocabulary had Mudinho rolling with laughter two feet behind the unsuspecting Moleza.
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Countless innocent women have been robbed of justice, friends of mine insist, so why are we agonizing about the possibility of a few good men going down?
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WASHINGTON — Baseball has had a long, agonizing history in the nation's capital, where decades of abject failure led teams to abandon the city and seek success elsewhere.
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There has been less attention paid to middle-class professionals who, though enjoying more resources, also face agonizing dilemmas, often giving up years of training and work.
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It was during that one, though, when I truly realized how agonizing it is making realistic hair with my process, like outlining and shading every single strand.
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For evangelicals agonizing over the choice, as a fourth-generation minister and civil rights advocate, I offer a modern retelling of a biblical parable about great compassion.
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"Wave," Sonali Deraniyagala's methodical, agonizing memoir of the 2004 tsunami that killed her husband, her parents and her two young sons burns with pure fear and grief.
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But they encountered heavy traffic around Prague, and the driver had arranged to pick up more riders, so the trip stretched to more than eight agonizing hours.
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But for many restaurateurs, this is less agonizing than investing money and time in a space and then having to walk away because the rent has quadrupled.
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Lowell's agonizing episodes would continue until 1967, when he was given the new wonder drug lithium to balance the extremes of elation and depression in his brain.
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At one agonizing moment, the two of them visit the same restaurant, in Rio, but Eurídice stays in the bathroom too long, and the chance is missed.
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She described residents of the state facing agonizing decisions about how to seek shelter and who to spend what they feared could be their last minutes with.
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The organizational problems have been agonizing for rank-and-file workers who still believe in Harris' chances and want to do right by her, another aide said.
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As the holiday season begins, all through the house, not a creature is stirring…except for college-bound high school seniors agonizing over their college application essays.
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While the policy was framed as a zero-tolerance decision to prosecute those who entered the country illegally, it caused agonizing uncertainty for thousands of migrant families.
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It's dark and gruesome and a little hard to watch, especially when K has to hold Luv beneath the waves for a long, agonizing period, drowning her.
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He suggested that it would have been difficult to go through with a robbery if he'd spent too long agonizing over the morality of his chosen career.
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Sanders's campaign is the agonizing sequel: He's been preaching about single-payer for years, and, like many of his proposals, including tuition-free college, voters like it.
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In The Sinking City, the right decision is often the one you come to after agonizing, not over the evidence, but over the motives of the people involved.
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The timing of this latest twist in the agonizing and inhumane fate of Aleppo may owe more to another incident across the Atlantic: the election of Donald Trump.
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Journalists crawled under desks and sought other hiding places, describing agonizing minutes of terror as they heard the gunman&aposs footsteps and the repeated blasts of the weapon.
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Middle-class British men who have never been in a war zone may find it hard to imagine anything more agonizing than a toothache or a tennis injury.
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A father has spoken about an agonizing phone call made to his daughter shortly before she died, after she was shot in the head by a stray bullet.
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These are the strategic financial decisions agonizing roughly 800,000 federal workers as they miss their first full paycheck on Friday — the 173st day of the partial government shutdown.
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Three seasons in and they are still waiting to conquer Europe, with its most recent failure coming via an agonizing Champions League quarter-final defeat by Tottenham Hotspur.
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Rhonda Hart spent more than six agonizing hours on Friday trying to find her daughter, Kimberly Vaughan, after learning that gunfire had erupted at her school that morning.
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On June 21996 of last year, after almost 19453 agonizing years on death row, Bahadur drew his last breath as he was hanged in a jail in Lahore.
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I spent hours agonizing over the possible judgments of others but have only recently gained insight into my own bias that perpetuated my silence for so many years.
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Kelsey Mitchell scored a career-high 53 points for Ohio State (23-6, 15-493), which is on the verge of losing the conference championship in agonizing fashion.
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The emotion Blunt and Collette summon is agonizing in those moments, but those scenes also linger because they feel like they tap into frightening truths beyond the performances.
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"I've been agonizing over the right way to do this all year and indeed I've been drafting today's blog post for most of that time," Hunt told Gizmodo.
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Game of Thrones won't be back on our screens for a few more agonizing months, but that definitely won't stop us from obsessing over it in the meantime.
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Having led Argentina to an agonizing final defeat by Germany four years ago, Messi turns 31 in a few days and may be playing his last World Cup.
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Clinton, Iowa (CNN)The final days before the first-in-the-nation caucuses are agonizing for many Iowa evangelicals as they waver between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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In it, she described her agonizing battle with disordered eating and exercise, which had kept her thin — until it finally dawned on her that she was also miserable.
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After an agonizing few days with no contact from her brother, Stevens and her sister Rhonda went to the Waterloo Regional Police to file a missing person's report.
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For the impatient stoners among us, it has been just over one agonizing year since Marley Natural, a Bob Marley-branded line of cannabis products, was first announced.
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A doctor in the case has previously described the "remarkable" survival of LaFontaine-Greywind's baby girl, who endured her mother's agonizing amateur cesarean section in fairly good health.
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The 90-second preview reveals the first live-action footage from the Emmy-winning hit series after an agonizing 11-month wait and includes some fiery wartime action.
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But the state of things in Poland, the country he identified as "the most agonizing spot in the whole of terrorized Europe," inclined him toward the political left.
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It may very well die an agonizing death in the Senate, which would mean that dozens of House Republicans will have tied themselves to a burning, sinking ship.
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Allami's preference was the US. But the agonizing wait for a decision was so long, he applied for a separate visa to Canada at its embassy in Beirut.
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Tell them all the agonizing details of her death and tell them that this Proton Pack is the only thing that will allow her to finally find peace.
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"Luke Cage," the third installment, finds him lying low in Harlem and agonizing over his superhuman powers as he rebuilds his life after his failed relationship with Jessica.
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For years the roads were an agonizing trial of bumping and jolting, but these days journeys that used to take several days can now be completed in hours.
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This can be effective, as when we see Meg agonizing over taking a cake to her office and imagining which of her inadequacies the different choices will reveal.
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Knowing my sentence of four years after two-and-a-half agonizing years of house arrest was the first feeling of relief I'd felt for a long time.
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The team had chronicled his journey on a website, from the excitement of passing under the Golden Gate Bridge to the agonizing wait for word from his boat.
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Ruby has, bafflingly, said that "yes," she wants to see Nico again, and the supercomputer is rolling through "yes" and "no" like an agonizing Wheel of Fortune wheel.
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By using their trolls to stir up racial division and animosity and suppress the black vote, the Russians poured salt into the already agonizing wounds of American history.
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It's so painful, so shocking, so spot on—with very text-booky, school information in parts—and it's filled with agonizing stories of the true history of America.
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The ensuing 24-day battle for Hue, an agonizing engagement that American forces would also tactically win, drove home the strength of the enemy's determination and staying power.
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In the end, it came down to a late-night election party, and an agonizing changing lead before the Hill campaign ended the night with a primary win.
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A new retrospective revealed the extent of Ree Morton's brief career, and the agonizing decision women of her era had to make between their children and their work.
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There's something galvanizing about this woman, but also something agonizing about both her loneliness and the bloody, bruised fists that she keeps throwing — again and again and again.
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Saffiatu Sillah, whose circumcision caused her to endure agonizing pain during the births of her children, Mijan Kamara, foreground, and Jaria Kamara, asked a surgeon to help her.
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They did so, partly, because the 22021-year-old Ronaldo represented the club's best chance of ending its long, agonizing wait to win a third Champions League title.
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The Kavanaugh debate has been especially agonizing for her; she has been dogged by protesters and received threats for months, and has lately been traveling with police escorts.
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One of Warren Buffett's biggest investment mistakes, IBM, played out over an agonizing seven-year stretch this decade, which saw the stock plummet along with the company's fortunes.
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Lisa Murkowski, another moderate Republican who voted to acquit Trump after long agonizing over the decision, was asked whether Trump had taken any lessons from the impeachment saga.
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The final reason this will take time is because of the agonizing legal and political decisions that will need to be made after the evidence has been collected.
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He's effusive about the upright decency of the four prosecutors — "guys of integrity" — who've since withdrawn from the case, saying it was "agonizing" that his letter undermined them.
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Gaby Scanlon was given a Nitro-Jagermeister shot at Oscar's Wine Bar and Bistro and, much like Wagers, she said she felt "agonizing pain" immediately after drinking it.
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"And it's about challenging myself every season," said Beckham, adding that she spent a lot of time "agonizing over every single detail" of her collection and catwalk show.
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You also remember the knot you got in your stomach when you finally made an offer on an apartment, and stayed up all night agonizing over the decision.
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Whether you call it a renaissance or an emergency, the agonizing subject of race in non-post-racial America continues to turn out superior plays by black playwrights.
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Photo: AppleAnother September is here, and as we say goodbye to the Summer, we once again say hello to the agonizing upgrade decisions following Apple's annual iPhone event.
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The two articles of impeachment were the product of weeks of agonizing debate inside the Democratic caucus about which "high crimes and misdemeanors" to bring to the floor.
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As bad as that night was, Ms. Theron said, the agonizing years that preceded it were almost worse, with her home life swinging wildly between turbulence and calm.
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But so does her father — the emotionally remote "national monument," as she calls him, who set the stage for his daughter's agonizing doubt about her body and abilities.
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But his colleagues in the legislative black caucus, who have been agonizing over what to do about all three of the state's executives since racist images from Gov.
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The new study of the Netherlands fills out that picture considerably, detailing the agonizing decisions by both doctors and patients in cases that went forward, ending in voluntary death.
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If it fails, she faces more years on risky, exhausting dialysis—average life expectancy on dialysis is just five to ten years—and the agonizing wait for another donor.
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Late stage Lyme symptoms can include paralysis, agonizing joint pain, neurological problems, severe headaches, problems with memory, hearing, and vision, inflammation of the brain, and inflammation of the heart.
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Dating was hard enough before smartphones were invented—before the agonizing fear of accidentally liking a crush's Instagram photos from 2014 or the psychological torture of receiving read receipts.
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A volcanic eruption in Iceland darkened the skies over Europe, triggered massive food shortages and the Black Death, and brought on the Dark Ages, an agonizing period for humanity.
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When it comes time to put one down it is done so in front of the other dogs by means of electrocution sometimes taking up to 20 agonizing minutes.
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Following Sunday morning's shooting, she became one of the first faces of the tragedy when she spoke to ABC News about the agonizing wait for news about her son.
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London (CNN)Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair says going to war in Iraq "was the hardest, most momentous and agonizing decision" he took during his decade in power.
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With the island abode built to withstand 200 mph winds, Chesney hoped the group would be safe — but he didn't anticipate the days of agonizing silence that awaited him.
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A full eight years later — well past the time when people were agonizing over it — Michael Caine deigned to explain once and for all the mysterious ending of Inception.
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When I spoke to her on the phone this week, she described the agonizing process of proving her life to numerous institutions, all of which believed she had died.
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Terrace House, the glacially slow reality show about young Japanese people agonizing over where to get taco rice and whether to hold hands, is back on Netflix today worldwide.
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Without changing the church's orientation on the issue, Francis described "the scar of this agonizing and painful decision" in the hearts of many women he said he had met.
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And the agonizing realization that even though what's happened to Meiko is hyperbolic satire, there are parts of her experience that cut extremely close to the bone of reality.
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And they reveal his frustration with Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and the president's agonizing about deploying military forces abroad and his preoccupation with the growing threat from international terrorism.
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What was only recently a death sentence to be preceded by months or years of agonizing, debilitating opportunistic infections can now be treated more or less indefinitely with medication.
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"We remain committed to doing everything within our means to solving what is an agonizing mystery for the loved ones of those who were lost," the prime minister said.
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These agonizing works are the response to the horrors of the Syrian civil war by artist Sara Shamma -- her way of humanizing what she saw and what she fled.
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She doesn't coat her lyrics in colorful prose, and that's what makes Last Day of Summer feel as agonizing as the first day the fall breeze tickles your neck.
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The episode juxtaposes Kevin's ongoing downward spiral in the present with the agonizing buildup to his high school football knee injury that forever altered the course of his life.
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She gives an agonizing speech about how she did become that poor dead seagull, before pulling herself together and declaring, "I'm an actress" and making off into the night.
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Rachel sent home a crowd favorite, there was a very long, agonizing breakup, and it all culminated in an extremely windy, hollow-ish proposal that didn't seem quite right.
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There was another, agonizing difference: The fatality victim was a 6-year-old in the passenger seat, Jeremy Mardis, who was struck five times in the head and chest.
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WENGEN, Switzerland (Reuters) - Winning an Alpine skiing race can involve a long, agonizing wait in front of the cameras to see if any rivals can better the racer's time.
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Robert Timberg, a Marine combat veteran who became an author and journalist after his agonizing recovery from disfiguring scars inflicted by a land mine in Vietnam, died on Sept.
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After months of endless hearings in Congress, agonizing negotiations and shuttle diplomacy back and forward to San Juan and Washington, Puerto Rico's monumental default on its debt is here.
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But after agonizing to himself about those dangers — the ones they know about and the ones he's been keeping to himself — he gets in his car and soldiers on.
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Prenatal examinations to detect microcephaly are not immediately possible for women diagnosed early in pregnancy, and these women have to wait several agonizing weeks to confirm or exclude it.
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" Ms. O'Connell gave a performance in Ms. Kron's play "In the Wake" at the Public Theater in 2010 that its writer remembers as being rife with "delicious, agonizing humor.
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The initial months at Walter Reed are a blur: operations, postoperative rehabilitation, prescriptions, agonizing discussions with medical professionals stating the best- and worst-case scenarios for their loved ones.
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They then stole more than 50,000 emails, leaked them in an agonizing drip-drip fashion for months that supported a right-wing media narrative about the Clintons and corruption.
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The larger, more agonizing question here, though, involves what it means to live in a divided, profoundly isolating world that relentlessly drives a wedge between the self and others.
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"I watched the agonizing recovery, and that experience was on my mind when I was asked to serve at V.A.," he told senators at his confirmation hearing in June.
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"I just think the emotion and depth of agonizing was deeper than I can remember," said Mr. Simon late last month, after returning from an A.C.L.U. conference in Denver.
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But what's brought America through these two agonizing years has not been the absence of "adults in the room" but the failure of congressional Republicans to do their job.
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In Mr. Litvinenko's case, the weapon is believed to have been a poisoned teapot later found to contain polonium 210, a radioactive isotope; his death was slow and agonizing.
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In the movie's most suspenseful sequence, the countdown to blastoff (a convention Lang invented) gives way to agonizing pressure on the space travelers, followed by the requisite weightless scene.
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It is an agonizing double-edged sword, but I will just say now we're not going to get there rapidly enough without ... Powerful internet companies, powerful tech companies. Yeah.
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Throughout "Maria by Callas," the agonizing brilliance of Callas's singing voice is interspersed with her own words in interviews (or in letters narrated by the mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato).
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She couldn't recall wanting trees specifically, but the last minutes in the hospital had been so loud, all the beeping machines and those agonizing sounds coming from her mother.
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Just shovels, sweat, a turbo kind of leaf blower to burn the fire out, and long, bumpy, agonizing drives in aging jeeps and ATVs, across the dust and ash.
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Another, Senior Chief Petty Officer Jimmy Hatch, a member of a Navy SEAL unit, suffered a severe leg wound that required dozens of surgical procedures and an agonizing recovery.
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"In pitting two very different kinds of immigrants against each other — one comfortably assimilated, the other helpless in every sense — Sekaran offers a brilliantly agonizing setup," wrote our reviewer.
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So far, those of us agonizing over the planet's future have failed to win over enough of our fellow citizens to accomplish what we desperately believe to be necessary.
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First you endure the treatments harsh enough to kill, then the surgeries, the hospitalizations, the agonizing wait for the daily test scores, the frantic consultations with doctors and residents.
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"We must look so slow to them," she said thoughtfully one day over lunch, and enacted first a human lumbering in agonizing slow motion and then the squirrel's disdain.
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No, this one's on Trump, who practices such gratuitous cruelty — he once mocked McCain's agonizing years as a prisoner of war — and leaves nothing but scorched earth behind him.
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That's why, for those who have the option, the choice of whether to go or stay is so agonizing — even though the job had its fair share of hardships.
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The dad rock classic clocks in at an agonizing six minutes and 30 seconds, haunts radio waves regularly to this day, and is a curse on karaoke rooms everywhere.
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Now their families are facing a long, agonizing wait for answers after the ship caught fire off Santa Cruz Island on the last part of the three-day trip.
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The Dodgers made only minimal additions to their bullpen in July, a decision that burned them repeatedly in one of the most agonizing six-day stretches in recent history.
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There were heartless guards and overlords, presumably, doing nothing to alleviate agonizing conditions endured by accused drug dealers and gang members and mob bosses who did not command sympathy.
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CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians returned home to Progressive Field on Tuesday for the first time since an agonizing Game 7 defeat to the Chicago Cubs in the World Series.
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Still, given what was for many voters an agonizing election result, there's clearly something inversely appealing in the myth of US citizens wasting their votes on an internet meme.
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Before a dejected crowd that filled just two-thirds of a hotel ballroom here, Mr. Rubio had decided to acknowledge what had become an agonizing reality to everyone around him.
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Image: GizmodoYou probably know a bit about the laptops, smartphones, and other devices set in front of you, especially if you bought them after agonizing over the choices for weeks.
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Just this week, after the shooting at STEM Highlands Ranch school in Colorado, there is one more mother who will share the agonizing experience of this holiday without her son.
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Before he was identified as among those killed, his mother spent an agonizing day looking for him after he texted her from the club, according to CNN affiliate WFTV-TV.
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And the slow, agonizing death of the Chicago illegal in this episode seemed another stark nod toward the stakes of this situation, designed to shake her out of her complacency.
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But in that agonizing seven days between having already slept together and waiting to see if we'd get along sober, we settled into getting to know each other through text.
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Page 400: The tech ecosystem and its chroniclers like TechCrunch, forever agonizing about the deplorable state of women in tech, started howling about the corrosive effects of such a culture.
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Yet Cruz expressed real concern about the political ramifications of his decision, characterizing it as "agonizing" and aware that he was certain to upset a large swath of his supporters.
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Early pace-setters and favourites Toyota saw their hopes of becoming only the second Japanese manufacturer to win, after Mazda in 1991, disappear in an agonizing half hour after midnight.
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A woman named Beth spent a summer in agonizing stomach pain, making frequent visits to doctors, including a gastroenterologist who repeatedly told her that she was just suffering from heartburn.
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When you see each little mistake as hurting your value as a human being, decisions become scarier and scarier to make — to the point where simple things become downright agonizing.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is agonizing over what to do about the DACA program, which protects undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, he told reporters Wednesday night.
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As they spent the next agonizing moments struggling to grasp what they had witnessed, their emotional interaction in the police car was captured in a video that was released Wednesday.
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One Toyota executive, who did not want to be named as he is not authorized to speak to the media, said the strategy about-turn was "agonizing" and "heart-wrenching".
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Wednesday's massacre has again forced Trump to assume the role of consoler-in-chief, an agonizing duty that the past three presidents have had to carry out with increasing frequency.
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The FBI portrait, painted in agonizing detail by headline-hunting congressional interrogators, was an ugly view of an institution that once enjoyed a reputation for political independence, honesty and integrity.
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For about 40 agonizing seconds, he chugged along at a remarkably good pace, considering he was wearing shoes with rigid carbon fiber soles and heading up a steep mountain road.
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In my New York City bubble, the walk to the subway was agonizing and joyless, the sky dark gray, as if the sun had tried to come up and failed.
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Numerous storied department store chains have fallen in the last two decades — including Montgomery Ward and Woolworth's — but Sears has had the longest, and arguably most agonizing, fall of all.
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If so, he saw the final, agonizing moment from a crouch, the same position from which he ended the All-Star Game in July, when Britton got a double play.
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After agonizing over how to lay the stone, I chose a running bond pattern — simple offset rows of pavers — instead of herringbone, and making that first design decision emboldened me.
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Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams are agonizing as a young couple whose dreams and love for each other soon collapse under the weight of financial struggles, a child and alcoholism.
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The misery index, invented in the 1970s to describe the agonizing combination of inflation and unemployment, is now just 6 percent, matching the lowest levels of the last half century.
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The run-up to Near To The Wild Heart of Life has been suspenseful and agonizing and then hugely, brilliantly fun with a title track that sounded finished and ready.
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The consequence was a series of agonizing sojourns back and forth across the country, as Elliott sought to find and keep gainful employment, badly straining his family and his nerves.
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To add insult to literal injury, Simeon says he was writhing in pain and all producers did was send him to a room where he sat for 5 agonizing hours.
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That makes their mission an especially agonizing one, especially for Peter Malkin (Oscar Isaac), a not always by-the-book Nazi hunter whose swagger masks a deep and restless sensitivity.
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Still, Riley continued to slog through an agonizing, almost immobilizing struggle — even during later studies at the Royal Academy of Art — to make art she could genuinely call her own.
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State of the Art Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world's wealthiest man, has been publicly agonizing over a vexing problem: what to do with all his money.
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But beneath these conflicting emotions is one they did not expect: gratitude, for the chance to reflect on an agonizing past and appreciate how lucky they were to survive it.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," Perry said in a statement provided to CNN Business last month.
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These and other workplace inequities are at the core of an agonizing question held by millions of Americans: Will my children and I be able to earn a good life?
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As hopes faded for the recovery of any additional survivors, many were just hoping to identify their loved ones' bodies and bring closure to the agonizing wait they had endured.
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Mr. Heller, after weeks of publicly agonizing over Republicans' drive to repeal the Affordable Care Act, stuck with party leadership and voted for a pared-down version of the legislation.
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Over the course of a halting, agonizing hour of testimony, Li said he had seen Lam, Lai and Kwan tackle Deng in succession, leaving him unconscious after the last hit.
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One of those arrived on Monday for the Yankees, when they traveled here for the first time since an agonizing defeat in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series.
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But now the crash of a civilian airliner over Tehran on Wednesday is threatening to dissolve that unity in an agonizing debate over whether the Iranian authorities bear the blame.
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The team secured pole position with a record fastest lap last year but had their hopes dashed in an agonizing half hour after midnight when their top two cars retired.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," Mike Perry, the CEO of Hallmark, said in a press release.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," Hallmark Cards president and CEO Mike Perry said in a statement.
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I couldn't help but laugh, even though the app — the same one Wong used in her study, called "Labor Bliss" — was ostensibly trying to help me get through agonizing contractions.
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Her Brexit deal, the product of two and a half years of agonizing negotiation, has been rejected by a margin of 230 votes, in the worst defeat in British history.
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"It's agonizing going through all the plans and trying to compare," said Ms. Weston, 55, whose job doesn't come with insurance and who has diabetes and a history of melanoma.
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Now at 64, she was feeble, nearly blind, the diabetes that would plague her until the end of her life some agonizing years later already crippling her ability to walk.
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Still, if you talk about bodies you are liable to see bodies: that is to say, people stripped of their humanity, their agonizing choices, their humble ambitions and their hopes.
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With agonizing deliberation, it depicts the death of the titular French king, demonstrating that there's no amount of wealth or power that can protect you from the indignities of mortality.
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DeBose and her friends had to make an agonizing choice between supporting a candidate who could become the first female president, or the one who might become the first black one.
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The waiting was agonizing but the reality is that this delay could mean the difference between a woman being able to terminate an affected pregnancy -- if she so desired - or not.
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The report documents members of the administration agonizing over the potential that a public statement about the hacking efforts — while Obama was actively campaigning for Clinton — would be perceived as political.
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"I mean, the whole country has been through an agonizing process for nothing," said Farage, who was in Washington to watch Trump deliver his State of the Union speech on Tuesday.
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But rather than attempt to contain the fallout with sincere contrition, Trump signaled Sunday in the most sensational way imaginable that he will subject Clinton to the most agonizing personal indignities.
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The price of freedom was to abandon his appeal and keep the felony conviction on his record, an agonizing choice for a man who says he did not break any laws.
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With 300 games to choose from, the odds are in your favor that at least a handful of them will be an enjoyable way to make conference calls less agonizing.[ThinkGeek]
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For eight agonizing days in August, Ashton Matheny waited for word about his longtime girlfriend, Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind, who had vanished when she was eight months pregnant with their first child.
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It is as cleanly understandable as the agonizing second of vulnerability if you miss, knowing that you just gave your opponent all the time in the world to do the same.
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But there's a difference between tricking Anderson Cooper into thinking a news outlet misquoted him and tricking a bunch of people into thinking you're going through an agonizing violation of privacy.
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"It is only after a great deal of agonizing consideration and sleepless nights that I am able to talk of these unpleasant matters to anyone but my close friends," she said.
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Depressed brains are often considered more "inward looking" than healthier ones, which is one reason why the condition tends to involve obsessively replaying one's past mistakes and agonizing about the future.
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In most countries, legally changing your gender identity is an agonizing struggle, and in many European countries, residents have to get sterilized in order for the government to recognize their gender.
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As agonizing as this feels, though, the groundwork for Harvey -- as with most "natural" disasters -- has been laid over decades, as the city has grown without enough consideration of flood risk.
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After what could be called the one of the most agonizing waits in video game history, The Last Guardian for the PlayStation 4 finally has a release date: October 25th, 2016.
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There's the same agonizing question of American achievement: What can we learn, in a society dedicated to high-achieving children, from children who seem "naturally" off the charts in their achievements?
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Cargo holds can quickly reach deadly temperature extremes during delays on the ground, and the animals inside can literally be cooked or frozen to death — both slow, agonizing ways to die.
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Agonizing wait In the vigils that have grown with every day of fruitless searches, families and friends have prayed, made offerings and held fast to the possibility of signs of life.
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Sure, it's agonizing to watch her twist the truth, but so many people fall for it that it's also grimly satisfying: We get to feel smarter than the people being played.
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A bullied, neglected and all-but-silent child, he grows toward an understanding of himself and his world, and though it is agonizing to witness his progress, it is also thrilling.
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" Following the Pentagon briefing Thursday, chief Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said "no amount of investigation or corrective action will ease the agonizing grief that the families of our fallen must feel.
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"They're waiting for you, at times in agonizing pain and you're outside feeling the pressure to find them," said Rafael Lopez, a member of the volunteer Mexican rescue group since 1985.
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So get ready for yet another endless, agonizing fight over a far-reaching policy in the name of a president who doesn't care very much about the pesky details of governing.
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But some people have trouble falling asleep because of behaviors that keep them awake, such as reading or watching something exciting before bed, or agonizing about not being able to sleep.
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Checking a single theorem could require a decade of work, because the computer essentially had to be taught all of the mathematics a proof was built on, in agonizing, inhuman detail.
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Travelers who want to see, encounter and maybe play with the region's elephants face an agonizing question: How can they know if they are supporting the abuse of these emblematic animals?
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I hesitate to say too much more, since like the Dardennes (and like their great precursor, Robert Bresson), Mr. Carpignano uses the character's agonizing choice as a way to create suspense.
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As F.B.I. director, I wanted a second set of eyes on the agonizing decisions we made during the 2016 election, knowing full well the inspector general's office could draw different conclusions.
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There's no denying the hype that erupted when the Netflix revival, A Year in the Life, made its debut in 2016, but fans want another season, especially with that agonizing cliffhanger.
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The consequences of slavery continue to distort and stunt lives in America, so it's quite right that we should engage in what can be an agonizing national conversation about this history.
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The judges then — to the Booker organizers' "horror," Florence said — spent another "hour-and-a-half agonizing how to resolve the issue," before deciding it was the only result they wanted.
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Once you see the facts this way, the agonizing by MIT's leadership over how to deprive Epstein of any ability to publicize the gifts, and thus "whitewash" his reputation, seems misplaced.
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This is the same Tiger Woods who not so very long ago was playing in agonizing pain, spraying the ball all over the place, flubbing his chip shots, misjudging his putts.
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And for the next 86 agonizing minutes freshman Aidan Minoff gave the world a glimpse into Wednesday's horrific shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, which killed 17 students and faculty.
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Doctors in Italy are already having to make agonizing decisions about who to treat and who to send home; American doctors warn that we could soon face the same problems here.
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Those voters, especially men, have become the Republican base, and the Republican Party has experienced the 2016 election as an agonizing schism, a hostile takeover by its own rank and file.
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This drew jokes from several comedians and prominent social media voices, who compared his public agonizing with the stereotypical tendency for men to refuse to commit to relationships — particularly romantic ones.
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I'm sure it's either boring or agonizing to my friends of color that sooner or later it will come up because I am obsessed about it and can't stop seeing it.
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Agonizing over every "decision" to put on one sock before the other or wear a red sweater instead of a blue one is not an efficient way for a brain to operate.
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But you can also remove their liver or heart, which I like to think of—when they're in the final stages of an agonizing death—as a kind of silver-lined mercy.
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Amid everything else at that time, the actor, who also now stars on the CW's Legends of Tomorrow, was also agonizing over another secret – he is gay, but hadn't come out publicly.
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A recent cartoon by The New Yorker's Emily Flake perfectly captures how one of the most agonizing debates between grammar nerds might even manage to get in the way of a marriage.
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I fully expect that as my kids grow up, they're going to confront these issues and have a lot of questions and probably go through a lot of their own agonizing moments.
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Yes, I spent a few weeks agonizing over the reasons he didn't return the expression immediately, however, I told him since I meant it, and that it was killing me not to.
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So instead of agonizing over worst-case scenarios, Ropeik advises to instead refocus one's mindset on small, achievable tasks that will provide a sense of control and leave you feeling more empowered.
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Through Southeastern Guide Dogs, Kyle met Norman, a "goofy, mischievous and loving" canine devoted to helping Kyle work through the agonizing feelings that accompanied her husband's death as an emotional support animal.
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Be it agonizing drops or an illegal formation penalty that negated a touchdown, Agholor was doing his best to drive home the Eagles' very evident need for help in the receiving corps.
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Ms. Levinson has spent the last year agonizing over the deaths of the two men in last year's devastating blast, and trying to lose herself in the planning of a new restaurant.
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In a rare proclamation from the quiet superstar, Leonard went so far as to assert that the wait for his starry new sidekick wasn't nearly as agonizing as it could have been.
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Alabama's Nick Saban takes a lot of grief, much of it deserved, for his general joyless uptightness; that said, he wins in part by agonizing over those two plays and 10 seconds.
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An agonizing wait For eight years, Roodt has been dedicating her free time and recruiting other surgical volunteers and nurses to get a backlog of vital life-saving surgery scheduled -- for free.
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"I think it must have been an agonizing decision for the Nobel committee, and they could easily have given the prize to Doug instead of me," Dr. Tsien told Chemistry World magazine.
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If you're driving to work every day, this isn't as much of an issue, but public transportation can lead to agonizing perspiration that becomes documented on your shirt for everyone to see.
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Fifty years after the Watts riots, and amid a national focus on black victims of police shootings, "the movie acknowledges the larger agonizing picture," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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He is a question mark, a lethal void whose immateriality makes an agonizing contrast to the men and women he shot, those who died as well as those who suffered and survived.
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In August, a week after Rokita announced his Senate bid, Politico published an agonizing eight-page internal memo for Rokita's staff detailing how to chauffeur him around, raising questions about his character.
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Some Jewish traditions also require a piece of the body be buried before mourning can begin, with the soul not able to rest until then, giving the families' quest an agonizing urgency.
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Denmark, perhaps better known for its fictional, suicide-agonizing prince Hamlet and fierce marauding Vikings than being a nation of the happiest people, has just won that very accolade. Again.
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Fifty years after the Watts riots and amid a national focus on black victims of police shootings, "the movie acknowledges the larger agonizing picture," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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It was an agonizing decision: roll the dice for a life sentence or possibly end up with a manslaughter conviction, with her killer receiving a meager three to five years in prison.
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You experienced what researchers call a tip-of-the-tongue state, that agonizing moment when you know precisely what you want to say but you fail to produce the word or phrase.
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It's a high-stakes experiment that could provide clues for countries agonizing over how long to keep their shutdowns in place as a global recession begins and millions of jobs are lost.
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But Bad Bunny withholds the biggest of the previously released songs here for the end of the album, when the euphoric "Estamos Bien" arrives like a healing sunrise after an agonizing night.
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Doctors have been working back-to-back shifts and are making agonizing decisions about who to prioritize for treatment — and are reportedly opting to favor young and healthy people over older patients.
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The responses have overflowed with a kind of blunt adoration that would be perfectly un-Rothlike if they weren't the efforts of children agonizing over the right way to bury our father.
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In an agonizing sequence starting with seven seconds left and the score tied, Fred VanVleet missed a 53, and DeMar DeRozan, C.J. Miles and Jonas Valanciunas all missed fairly easy put-backs.
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But the nurses continued to care for the boy and his family, knowing he was already dead but trying to help the family members with the agonizing process of accepting his death.
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After agonizing over his options, Mittelstadt decided to play for the Gamblers from mid-September through mid-November and then return to Eden Prairie for one last season with his longtime friends.
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"The testimony of human suffering that you and your associates inflicted on others was at times agonizing to hear and painful to watch," US District Judge Denise Casper said at the hearing.
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Notes on the Culture A new retrospective reveals the extent of Ree Morton's brief career, and the agonizing decision women of her era had to make between their children and their work.
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Arquette is a lifelong pro wrestling fan and he's spent the past 18 years agonizing over his role in what he not incorrectly feels was a disrespecting of a tradition he loves.
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The process has been agonizing—a misguided early repair contract to the unlikely Whitefish Energy for $300 million got cancelled, and it took months for crews from better-suited firms to get started.
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It's a meticulous process that takes a lot of time, which kind of kills my hangover and keeps me from thinking about the agonizing pain my body and mental state are going through.
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Click here to view original GIFThe next time Netflix takes more than a couple of agonizing seconds to start streaming a movie, use that time to appreciate just how good you've got it.
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Later in his career, after his father was in the final stages of agonizing diabetic neuropathy, he became obsessed with helping patients like his dad, who could find no relief from their pain.
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Regina King, who had a breakout role in 251's Boyz n the Hood, was one of the first celebrities to offer her sympathy after Singleton's family made the "agonizing" decision on Monday.
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Because if what Casey Affleck's ghost endures is where we're going next — watching loved ones move on, standing the same ground as epochs grind by in agonizing real time — then count me out.
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A first-time mother was left in "agonizing pain" after doctors at the hospital where she gave birth left an epidural tube stuck in her back for nearly four days, according to reports.
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On Tuesday, Kodmani told me another suburb ,Moadameya, home to 45,000 people facing the same agonizing decision, an ultimatum from the government to turn over 6,000 military-age males and end their resistance.
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In the video, Garcia experiences an agonizing moment with his loved ones, hugging and kissing his them goodbye under the watchful eye of two immigration agents, who then accompany him through the gates.
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Read more Leonardo DiCaprio on "agonizing" 'Revenant' shoot: I was "sleeping in animal carcasses" After about an hour of screen time, Glass manages to make his way to the fort, exposing Fitzgerald's lie.
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The story, and the fact that even one of the most famous women and athletes on the planet endured it, put the spotlight on an issue advocates have been agonizing over for years.
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" I did what I could to set you straight: "Climate change is far cheaper than traditional war and far less agonizing than an unheeded plague, it serves a perfectly reasonable neo-Malthusian function.
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"I would be very surprised if they are agonizing about whether they could keep policy stimulatory or ought to be moving quickly to remove it," Charlie Bean, a former BoE deputy governor, said.
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Thousands of parents spent months in often agonizing limbo, plaintiffs in the case argued, unable to communicate with their children and in many cases not knowing even where the children were being held.
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In their latest report, the experts likened the agonizing wait by the student's family to "a new victimization" that arises "when bureaucracy or formal aspects are more important than the victims." slide show
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Officials with Cathedral High School, a private Catholic high school in Indianapolis, said they made the "agonizing decision" to terminate the gay teacher's employment to avoid being ostracized by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.
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But the truth is, my brain mostly switched between 10-second loops of the Farmers Insurance jingle and anxiously agonizing over whether or not anyone on my study abroad program actually liked me.
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For almost anyone, an experience like that would register as traumatizing—the kind of thing that keeps you awake and agonizing over what else you could have done to save the person's life.
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Formed in 2014, the project asserted its dominance early with a rough-edged 2015 demo and ensuing full-length that set the stage for their current incarnation as emissaries of sepulchral, agonizing death.
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Vilela, who ran in the Democratic primary in Nevada, seems the most personally invested, having been driven into politics by an agonizing family tragedy that she speaks about with raw, heart-heavy candor.
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It took the woman one agonizing month to decide to report that she had been sexually assaulted by a colleague from the World Food Program, a United Nations agency, while working in Ethiopia.
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Shevona Overton, the mother of the four siblings, said she can't stop agonizing over their final moments "I'm just so hurt my babies are gone," Overton told CNN affiliate WICU/Erie News Now.
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Personally, I'd rather go forward with 10 new ideas that yield just a handful of successful results than take extra time analyzing and agonizing over two initiatives that yield just one successful result.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Doug Jones of Alabama are all undecided on whether to vote to remove the president from office and agonizing over where to land.
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DACA recipients are struggling through just their latest agonizing false dawn as they wait for Congress to act to make their status in the US permanent -- a step that has overwhelming public support.
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My mother spent weeks agonizing over just the right shoes to go with just the right outfits for a nine-day cruise my brother took her on to St. Petersburg and other sites.
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The Packers also seemed to have had more than their share of agonizing overtime and last-second playoff losses, some of them despite being played on the favorable home tundra of Lambeau Field.
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I know we all agree that it's deliciously agonizing to encounter a puzzle where a full pass through the clues yields no ideas and you have to buckle down to even get started.
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But Officer Frascatore's lawyer, Stephen Worth, said the wait had been "particularly agonizing" in this case, with the officer being "publicly vilified" and threatened before he had a chance to give his account.
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They had been agonizing over what to do on Wednesday when Parliament had been expected to vote on an amendment crafted by a Labour lawmaker, Yvette Cooper, and a Conservative veteran, Oliver Letwin.
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That juggling act continues in Season 5, as Jimmy and Gretchen's fraught, sometimes agonizing progress toward adult responsibility is balanced by the more farcical subplots involving their small and motley collection of friends.
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I was very disturbed, and after several days of agonizing, and mindful that I could not take it back, I decided I needed to speak to his partner and relate what had happened.
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She also shared the last email Johnson sent her, saying it was "full of wisdom and advice applicable in these agonizing weeks and months ahead" as she noted he proposed to her in April.
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