When no meaningful legislation happened after our shooting, a lot of us became jaded and cynical.
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While working as a pop songwriter in Studio City, she became jaded and needed to find an outlet.
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She never became jaded and never forgot the feeling of what it is like to feel like to be new in a place.
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In a Saturday feature, The Wall Street Journal&aposs Deepa Seetharaman detailed how James Barnes became jaded by Facebook&aposs work with the Republican party and Trump&aposs political rhetoric.
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Broome used to work for a blue-chip gallery in London but soon became jaded by the experience, and inspired by his own group of talented friends — artists, musicians and filmmakers — put together the first "Drawing a Blank" in 2016 in an old parking lot in London.
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Over the years, however, the trains' unpainted exteriors became jaded and dirty. The blue and grey interiors dated quickly. Stylistically the 1959 stock looked worn, but without the aesthetic red and green charm or old- fashioned thirties ambience of the more celebrated 1938 stock. By the mid-1990s these units were getting old and were in need of works attention.
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Before her marriage to Ken Barlow (William Roache), Deirdre had dated Mike, but decided Ken suited her better. When their marriage became jaded, she turned to Mike. After she had confessed everything to Ken, Mike turned up on the doorstep in the hope of taking her away, but she decided to stay with Ken. This event began the long-running feud between Mike and Ken.
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However, Bouillet later became jaded at Racer X's marketability when they failed to sell out a 1200-seat club on a weekday. Additionally, he had become afflicted with both tinnitus and carpal tunnel syndrome and missed several Racer X shows towards the end of their original run. With all the members of Racer X ready to move on to other projects, the band played its final show at the Omni in Oakland, California and broke up. Bouillet played on Racer X's Second Heat, Live Extreme - Vol.
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The character rarely comments on these experiences, and they appear to have no lasting effect on his cosmology or personal beliefs. Although none of the films in which he appears explore the character's backstory, Marins has outlined in interviews that Joe became jaded when he fought with the Brazilian Expeditionary Force in World War II, and developed his attitudes towards women when he returned home to learn that his beloved had begun an affair in his absence. The dual experiences both forged Joe's beliefs about mankind, as well as his desire to find the "perfect" woman.Jose Mojica Marins interview.
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During her spell as Acting DI she and MIT's DI Morrell investigated the death of several nurses, but when she tracked down the suspect he abducted her, however she was rescued in time. Her relationship with Terry took a hit in mid-2005 when he began a relationship with his brother Ben's wife, however he eventually broke it off when her son disappeared. In early 2006, she became jaded in CSU after several exciting jobs assisting CID; investigating the abuse of a young girl, the DCI from the Child Abuse Investigation Team offered her a job after impressing him, which she accepted. She left Sun Hill after a heart to heart with Terry about why he'd be better off focusing on his children rather than a relationship with her.
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A being of pure energy, True-Man personally trained Moon Maiden as a hero, was best friends and lovers with Midnight Mink, and who brought the wildcards Judge Jury and King Rad into his orbit to stop a war between the two and True-Man and his friends, allowing them to become the sole protectors of Slumburg. True-Man eventually became jaded with humans and ultimately left the Earth. However, before he left, True-Man discovered that Midnight Mink had contracted AIDS and performed a blood transfusion. The transfusion cured Midnight Mink of AIDS, but also granted him (and anyone who is exposed to his blood in transfusion form) super-human endurance to pain and injury, along with the ability (over time) to heal from any wounds inflicted upon them.
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On its original American broadcast on February 28, 2007, an estimated 12.78 million viewers tuned into the episode, making it the 24th most watched television program of the week. After what he felt was a period of bad episodes culminating with "Stranger in a Strange Land", critic Andrew Dignan of Slant Magazine praised "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead" as a "palate cleanser, reminding us that this show is meant to be, above all else, fun". He described the episode as an "expected pleasure, disarming in a way [Lost] hasn't been since Season One, back before these people became jaded by "Others" and consumed with tedious busy work while the show's producers figured out what frequently disappointing direction to push them in next." Dignan did however acknowledge that others might not have found the episode as enjoyable as he did.
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In 1977, a rising concern in America about violence on TV, along with Glaser's own concerns about the level of violence in the series, forced the writers to reduce the violent "action" scenes, with more romantically and socially themed storylines, and play-up the "buddy-buddy" aspect of the show's leads even more. At the same time, the lead actors—Glaser in particular—became jaded with the general theme; these and other factors contributed to the fading popularity of the series. Glaser indicated several times that he wanted to get out of his contract and quit the series; he even sued the producers to force a release from his contract before the start of the third season. It seemed that he would not be returning for filming, so to fill the presumed void, the character "Officer Linda Baylor" (played by Roz Kelly) was created, and a number of alternative scripts featuring her instead of Starsky were written (whether the show's name would have remained the same is unknown).
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