Besides, I bawl at Bollywood films when I'm in India, too.
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You'll bawl at the ending, because it is so very real.
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"It made me bawl my eyes out," Hanks told the crowd.
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Please excuse me as I bawl on the phone while you're driving.
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She would get into my car everyday and bawl her eyes out.
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The woman asked James about his mother, and he started to bawl.
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I was afraid I was going to lose it and bawl over everything.
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Sometimes, you want to bawl about thwarted love over a bowl of popcorn.
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"It's a bawl," he repeated in that accent of his, rolling his eyes.
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They've made me laugh out loud, bawl my eyes out, and made my stomach growl.
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"For a month straight I would talk to my horse and just bawl," she says.
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New studies reveal that a baby's bawl is intertwined with breathing, and central to survival.
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By now, you're likely emotionally preparing yourself for what I am calling "the Super Bawl" — a.k.a.
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If you wanna watch a grown man fall to the ground and bawl like a baby.
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New studies reveal that a baby's bawl is intertwined with breathing and is central to survival.
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After the call, I bawl my eyes out over him one last time, and I fall asleep.
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So I was sitting there, thinking about me mother, and trying hard not to bawl my eyes out.
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We then watch Hachi together (really sad movie) as I eat my cookie and bawl my eyes out.
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But who are all the actors who are all the characters that are going to make you bawl uncontrollably?
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Of course, there was a happy ending: AJ came out to his stepmother in a moment that made us bawl.
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It's a nice metaphor, sure, but not quite the gut-punch that The Notebook fans know and love — and bawl over.
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He's also the guy who made tweens and adults alike bawl their eyes out with his The Faults in Our Stars performance.
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Some of it is funny, some of it is practical, and a lot of it will make you bawl your eyes out.
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Everyone's favorite primetime drama that makes them bawl their eyes out at least once a week is finally back in full swing.
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Once, when college application pressure was getting to me and I had retreated downstairs to bawl, he came and sat quietly with me.
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If Sobble feels threatened, it will start to bawl and spread its tears around the area, causing everyone around it to start crying uncontrollably.
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Wilkins communicates differently — at a higher rate of notes per minute — peppering you with action before letting his tone disintegrate into a dry bawl.
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The emotional trailer for the film alone had us bawl (and made some of us prone to crying about animals weary of even seeing it).
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In nontheme news, I liked AQUILA, I DARESAY, PTUI, MARS BARS, ATOMIZES, LOONIE, NOT SO BAD, BAWL OUT, WON'T DO, GOT EVEN and NAME DROP.
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But I suggest you save your tears for Brian's Song, if you want to bawl your eyes out over a football movie starring James Caan.
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Of course, there's a question that bites at me when I matter-of-factly put time aside to bawl my eyes out: Am I normal?
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And just when you think it's about to get even funnier, as the minister asks her to stand up, she unravels and begins to bawl.
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In a chat with Entertainment Weekly, Remini, 48, revealed that in one scene, Lopez, 49, slapped her on the face and it instantly made her bawl.
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You half expected Cecil B. DeMille to come bounding out of the nearby studio administration building, a mansion modeled after Mount Vernon, to bawl out an underling.
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They found that unlike human babies, humpback calves don't bawl from across the house when they're hungry—instead, they give their mothers a gentle tap or head butt.
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It's a triumph in the way that it couches a bunch of moments that will make you bawl your eyes out in what initially seem like silly jokes.
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I remember looking at photographs, and writing down the details of what she looked like, what she smelled like, what our conversations were like, and I would just bawl.
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An arena security guard stopped the girl from getting to Ronda (basically, he did his job) -- but the little girl was devastated and began to bawl her eyes out.
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Kim and I go to a Long Now Foundation talk on what the dying teach the living with Buddhist teacher Frank Ostaseski and I bawl the whole way through.
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Aaron Judge made 2 of his biggest fans bawl their eyes out ... but they definitely weren't sad tears, 'cause the MLB slugger hooked them up with his bat and gloves!!
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The whole bit is perfectly timed and edited, down to the punch line: when Abbi runs over to bawl out the truck driver, she finds him watching porn as he drives.
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And while she still might "bawl for 10 minutes" when she has to say goodbye to her children, she's taking steps to make sure she can support herself, and them, in the future.
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Carmen said that she was too tired to cry now, but when she got back to Indiana she was going to get in the shower and bawl until the hot water ran out.
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Read These Stories Next:Why A Wrinkle In Time Is Still One Of The Most Controversial Books Ever The Search For Faith In American Honey This Movie About A Dying Dog Will Make You Bawl Your Eyes Out
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If you've been considering the idea of purchasing real estate, this map of "Million Dollar Listings" in the US's priciest cities will make you want to roll up into the fetal position and bawl your eyes out.
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For that game, It's-a-Bawl Bruce realigned his team, shifting Claudio Reyna, his conservative captain-midfielder, toward the right side and giving Tony Sanneh, the right back, instructions to barrel upfield when the opening was there.
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Insects may eat our crops and sting us (like that time a wasp with a particularly nasty venom made a grown man crawl into a ditch and "bawl his eyes out"), but that's just kind of their thing.
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According to the rules posted on its door, the closet—described as a "safe place for stressed-out students"—has a strict ten-minute-per-weep policy, presumably to accommodate all the college kids in need a brief bawl.
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In the wake of A Star Is Born making everyone bawl over Lady Gaga riffs, Deadline has announced a new potential Netflix movie that could be the thing you need for when you finally stop playing "I'll Never Love Again" on repeat.
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This Is Us, the NBC drama that makes everyone bawl their eyes out, is sad, but it's nothing compared to This Is U.S. — the gripping and depressing real-life political drama happening in our government daily (also a Saturday Night Live sketch).
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This means that Arnold never walks when he can bound or caper; never mists up when he can bawl; never simply says "mmm-hmm" in conversation when he can trump whatever's been said with a top-spun joke, even at his own expense.
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"I was in an airport reading all of the papers, the obituaries, sitting next to a very unfashionable man, in a checkered shirt, you know, and I just started to bawl," Wintour recalled during an interview at the Women in the World Summit 2019.
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Hazel reading the lovely eulogy that Gus wrote for her prior to his death may have made us bawl well before Hazel said, "Okay," but I'll take all the Kleenex in the world over what author John Green said was his original idea for the novel's ending.
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Trump and his talk-radio cheerleaders bawl about the "deep state," by which they mean the unelected bureaucrats who actually do the daily business of running the federal apparatus, but he refuses to put his own people in the key roles in the bureaucracies that would enable him to bind the bureaucrats to his agenda.
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I walked into the McDonald's in my boyfriend's small hometown of Corby in the English Midlands following an argument with said boyfriend, brought my Double Cheeseburger meal to the second floor (which was empty, save for a dad and his two young children), and proceeded to bawl my eyes out at a table beside a window.
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Qurain Abu al-Bawl (also Gurain al Balbul, Gurain al Bâlbûl, Qurain Abul Bul, Qurayn Aba al Bawl, Qurayn Abā al Bawl, Tuwayyir al Hamirtravelingluck.com, Qurayn Abū al Bawl last viewed 10. März 2012) is the highest point of Qatar, with an altitude of 103 metres (338 ft). It is located south of the peninsula near the border to Saudi Arabia.qatartourism.gov.
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Cullen and his brothers moved from Finglas, Dublin to London in the 1990s after having signed to A&M; under their then moniker, Bawl (which also featured Stephen McBride on bass). Strong, Martin C. (2003) "Bawl", in The Great Indie Discography, Canongate, Bawl had released a series of singles on their own label, Dependent Records, and in 1996 released an album, Year Zero on A&M.; This attracted critical attention and some "the new Smiths" hype (the Cullens cited their mother singing Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others at the kitchen sink as an influence) but disappointing sales. For legal reasons, the band had to change its name to Fixed Stars and signed on with Mercury.
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In 1996, Kalinauskas rediscovered an interest in painting again. His first work was a three-meter wide picture, The Bawl (1997). He now has several workshops in Moscow, Kiev, Bratislava and on a farm (Paakmenio) near TauragnaiVillage INK usadbaink.eu in south-eastern Lithuania.
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The Bluetick Coonhound is a breed of Coonhound originating in the United States. The Bluetick Coonhound is known for its friendly persona, cold nose, and deep bawl mouth. It is most commonly used as a raccoon hunting dog, but may also be kept as a pet.
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The present temple was first built in 1861 by Mahant Bawl Ram Das at cost of Rs.11,000 by way of public donation and again in 1872 by the subsequent Mahanta of Prahladpuri temple with donations from Thakur Dawara Fateh Chand Tanksalia and other Hindu citizens of Multan.
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"Qurain" is interchangeable with "Qarn", the Arabic word which roughly corresponds to sandy, flat hillock. The second part of the name, romanized either as "Abu al-Bawl" or "Balboul", was chosen as the hill is thought to represent the shape of a traditional flat-shaped toy known as balboul.
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Flávia has her daughter and names her Cibele. Cibele's and Renata's paths cross 20 years later. However, Renata gets kidnapped by Dirce, an explorer of children who deferred payment in the periphery of the São Paulo city. Rinaldo, more known as I bawl and son of the explorer, commits an assault.
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Pe Khin later became a Central Executive Member of the AFPFL and was appointed as the their secretary for ethnic minorities in Burma.U Thudaw, p. 2, paragraph 3 He was elected as a Member of Parliament representing the Phaw Bawl Township in the April 1947 constituent assembly elections.Smith, Martin (1991).
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After the beginning, LunarStorm was financed by banners and other advertising on the website, but this soon evolved to include more of pay-by-SMS services. An early example was LunarStorm's own pre-paid card "Vrål" ("Bawl"). In 2002, "Kolla" ("Look" or "Check this out") was introduced which allowed users to visit LunarStorm from their mobile phones.
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Everybody drops to the ground, except Conway, who is distracted reading a letter from his wife. Stryker knocks him down, saving his life, and then proceeds to bawl him out in front of the platoon. thumb Stryker's squad subsequently fights in the battle for Iwo Jima. The squad suffers heavy casualties within the first couple of hours.
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In aggressive interactions, American black bears produce deep-throated pulsing sounds. Cubs may squeal, bawl or scream when in distress and make a motor-like humming sound when comfortable or nursing. American black bears often mark trees using their teeth and claws as a form of communication with other bears, a behavior common to many species of bears.
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Reviews of the first episode were largely negative. Colin Vickery of the Herald Sun called it "an early contender for worst show of the year", and Amanda Meade of The Australian called it "a screaming, embarrassing failure".Critics bawl out new Elton show, Herald Sun, 10 February 2011. The Age's Karl Quinn stated there was "more to like than dislike" about the show.
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The highest point in Qatar is Qurayn Abu al Bawl at in the Jebel Dukhan to the west, a range of low limestone outcroppings running north–south from Zikrit through Umm Bab to the southern border. The Jebel Dukhan area also contains Qatar's main onshore oil deposits, while the natural gas fields lie offshore, to the northwest of the peninsula.
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Too ashamed to face his family, he implores Xinya to leave him to his devices. Xinya is struck speechless. Reminiscing the happier times and Bufan's role as a loving husband, doting father and dutiful son-in-law, Xinya relents and embraces Bufan as the two bawl their hearts out. Risking her parents’ understanding, Xinya sends them back to her brother's home.
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Cubs may squeal, bawl, bleat or scream when in distress and make motor-like humming when comfortable or nursing.Ward and Kynaston, pp. 117–121 Sloth bear rubbing against tree at Nagarhole Tiger Reserve, India Bears sometimes communicate with visual displays such as standing upright, which exaggerates the individual's size. The chest markings of some species may add to this intimidating display.
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Cf., article under "Kaptel Khua Satna," in Laibu Bawl Komitee, Sukte Beh Leh Tedim Gam Tangthu. Tedim, Chin State (1993). In reply to their request, Mang Suum the Great, Prince of Ciimnuai, promised to send one of his younger brothers, Kul Gen, by the following year when the proper residence was ready for him. According to one of the existing folk songs, this also is another story.
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Several of the band's early live performances were at skateboarding competitions. The band members constructed a studio at the Lytle family home, and their first release, also in 1992, was the self-produced cassette Prepare to Bawl. This was followed in April 1994 by a second cassette titled Complex Party Come Along Theories. The singles "Could This Be Love" and "Taster" were released later that year.
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Coonhounds are typically stubborn but also overly sensitive; loud and strict correcting can frighten this breed. The Redbone is also very vocal: they naturally have a loud booming bawl, also called a bay, and will be vocal in welcoming their owner coming home, if they sense danger, or that something has gone wrong. Hunting dogs require a good deal of exercise to stay happy and healthy. The breed is best suited to the countryside or suburbs.
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The word is most likely related to the Old Norse word , meaning "dried skin", in reference to the animal pelts worn by the Inuit. William Thalbitzer (1932: 14) speculated that might have been derived from the Old Norse verb , meaning "bawl, shout, or yell". In modern Icelandic, means "barbarian", whereas the Danish descendant, , means "weakling". The term is thought to have first been used by in his work , also called The Book of the Icelanders, written well after the period in which Norse explorers made their first contacts with indigenous Americans.
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Stephens was born in 1973 and grew up in St. Mary and St. Ann, attending Zion Hill and Ocho Rios primary schools and St Mary High. She has 3 brothers and 3 sisters (1 sister deceased). She began recording in the mid-1990s for producers such as Dave Kelly and Philip "Fatis" Burrell. Her 1996 single "Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet", produced by Kelly, brought her to the attention of the Jamaican public, and she had further success with singles such as "Draw fi Mi Finger", "Freaky Type", and "Cry and Bawl".
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In a 2014 interview with 'Stuff', O'Neill said "Danced in the Fire" is her personal favourite and still resonates deeply now. She says ""It is my personal favourite... a lot was going on in my personal life, it was something I had to just get out musically. You are baring your soul to a degree. It's a nice disguise to put it in that form rather than just bawl your eyes out, that doesn't get you anywhere." adding "I was really happy when I finished that song, you know.
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The final verse is notable for the oblique echo of Owen's famous manifesto of his war poetry, when he talks about the 'pity of war' but also the famous statement of Christ: "This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." (John 15: 12-13). He is contrasting the patriotic sentiments that the political leaders have been pushing when they "bawl allegiance to the state" and their sentiments of hating the enemy with the universal love of Christ.
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William Cobbett nicknamed Fitzgerald the "Small Beer Poet." Lord Byron mentioned him in the opening line of his English Bards and Scotch Reviewers: ::Still must I hear? -- shall hoarse Fitzgerald bawl ::His creaking couplets in a tavern hall.... Byron was mocking Fitzgerald's practice of reciting one of his poems each year, at the annual dinner of the Literary Fund, held at the Freemasons' Tavern. Fitzgerald replied to Byron, though not publicly; in a copy of English Bards he wrote: ::I find Lord Byron scorns my Muse, ::Our Fates are ill agreed; ::The Verse is safe, I can't abuse ::Those lines, I never read.
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"When at Christmas in the hall / The men and maids are hopping,/ If by chance I hear them bawl /Amongst them quick I pop in./ All the men, Jem, John, and Joe,/ Cry, "What good luck has sent ye?"/ And kiss beneath the mistletoe/The girl not turn'd of twenty... ", song by George Colman the Younger in the musical comedy Two to One (1784)"The pendant mistletoe, hung up to view/ Reminds the youth, the duty youth should do:/ While titt'ring maidens, to enhance their wishes /Entice the men to smother them with kisses...", The Times (London England) 24 December 1787 p.3 (poem),The Approach of Christmas.
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Television drama series Homicide: Life on the Streets and The Wire are both set in Baltimore and include actors who are native White and Black Baltimoreans. In the early Homicide: Life on the Streets episode "Three Men and Adena", a suspect, Risley Tucker, describes how he can tell whereabouts in or around the city a person comes from simply by whether they pronounce the city's name as "Balti-maw", "Balti-moh", or "Bawl-mer". In Season 4, Episode 7 of The Tracey Ullman Show, Baltimore actor Michael Tucker portrays the father of Ullman's character JoJo. The skit is set in a Baltimore row house.
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Subsequently, > She cried for help, she screamed for help > And loudly she did bawl > The old man said "I'm so blind > I can't see you at all!" Despite his blindness, the old man manages to keep her from climbing out of the river by pushing her back in with a pole. > She swam around and swam around > Until she came to the brim > The old man got the linen prop > And pushed her further in.Roud, S, and Bishop, J; The New Penguin Book of > English Folk Songs; London, 2012 > > (A linen prop is a pole used to prevent washing on a line from blowing > about too much).
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After the post-Fixed Stars transition period, Cullen then signed as a solo artist, under the name Pony Club, to Setanta Records, natural home for many Irish indie acts. As Pony Club, Cullen works with a variety of musicians, still including his brothers, and, recently, Martin Healy and David Morrissey, of Setanta labelmates A House (John Carrol, A House's manager, had also managed Bawl) and Rob Cumiskey of Dublin band, The Kybosh. So far, Pony Club have released three albums, the first two on Setanta. Home Truths (Allmusic review: 3.5/5 [ link]) was named album of the year for 2002 by Dan Cairns of the Sunday Times, and resulted in Cullen being offered a support slot on Morrissey's American tour.
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Thus, the final decision was accordingly made as the youngest prince, Naksau, humbly chose to be less advantaged by going up to Guava, the upper region, but to be blessed, in fact; then, Kul Gen, the second prince, to the Tawizawi, the lower region, but just to be not more than enough; and, Mang Sum, the eldest, to remain in Ciimnuai, their ancestral home.Laibu Bawl Committee, Sialsawm Pawi leh Khumhnuai Vangteh Khua Tangthu. Pinlone, Kalay Myo, Myanmar (1994), 1–3 [this book is a local publication in commemoration of the annual Sialsawm festival held in 1993]. On his arrival by the next summer, Kul Gen named his residence "the house of Vangteh," meaning "budding or sprouting of glory," from which the name Vangteh came to be popular in following decades.
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In 1972, Voorhis authored a book, The Strange Case of Richard Milhous Nixon, in which he stated that Nixon was "quite a ruthless opponent" whose "one cardinal and unbreakable rule of conduct" was "to win, whatever it takes to do it". In 1981, three years before his death, Voorhis denied in an interview that he had been endorsed by the NCPAC. In his memoirs, Voorhis alleged that in October 1945, "a representative of a large New York financial house" journeyed to California to meet with a number of influential Californians and "bawl them out" for allowing Voorhis, whom the New Yorker supposedly described as "one of the most dangerous men in Washington", to remain in Congress. In an early draft of his memoir, Voorhis wrote that he had documentation showing that "the Nixon campaign was a creature of big eastern financial interests".
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Khai, Zo Culture, 21; and also, Laibu Bawl Committee, Sialsawm Pawi leh Khumhnuai Vangteh Khua Tangthu (Pinlone, Kalay Myo, Myanmar, 1994), 1-3 [this book is a local publication in commemoration of the annual Sialsawm festival held in 1993]. Though the Guite dynastic traditions of the two elder princes were respectively kept alive until the advancement of the British army, the story of the youngest prince Nak Sau was unfortunately lost from sight except a very brief oral account retained in Vangteh chronicle (that traces Kom Kiim as the daughter of Tom Cil, the last known prince from the line of Nak Sau, and the rest was said as if became the Gorkhas or at least banded together with). While reserving for the lost tradition of Prince Nak Sau, reflecting from the available traditions of Mang Suum and Kul Gen, the two most distinctive features of the Guite dynastic tradition would be its religious orientedness and its confederated administrative system.
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