There's bleak comedy in their story, but bleak is what it ultimately amounts to – bleak and utterly fascinating.
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If I have painted a bleak picture, it is because things are bleak.
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And their friendship is the only light shining down in the bleak, bleak Westerosi universe.
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Bleak business prospects mean bleak hopes for extra money to pay for growing pension and retiree healthcare costs.
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As far as public spaces go, the featureless concrete square was pretty bleak, though perhaps less bleak than a flooded city.
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The issue isn't that so many bleak and difficult things happen to them, it's that only bleak and difficult things happen to them.
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Given this bleak, bleak outlook, Churchill has to determine whether to submit to peace talks — or if he, and the country, are prepared to fight until the death.
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With the exception of a brief sojourn in Georgia, he's lived his life in bleak Rust Belt environs; Do or Die is, with little exception, a spiritually and sonically bleak experience.
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The future may look bleak -- and it might actually be bleak -- but now is not the time to cower in a corner fearing the tweets (or worse) of an unhinged leader.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Welcome back to our bleak future.
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The beauty comes embedded in — intermingled with — the bleak.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE Some other things we've been up to: I spoke to the composer Missy Mazzoli about her new opera, "Proving Up." Her bleak new opera, following her other two bleak operas.
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BLEAK ODDS FOR ZIKA FUNDING: The prospect of Congress approving any new Zika virus funding before a seven-week recess is bleak, with both parties ready to blame the other for the stalemate.
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Executives gave an especially bleak forecast for cryptocurrency mining revenue.
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Monday's report had a bleak ripple effect on Apple shares.
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It's a dark sitcom with both comedic and bleak intentions.
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Women paint bleak pictures of entrapment in a patriarchal system.
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But also a good reminder that all is not bleak.
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That silence suited the stunningly bleak landscape of ADF analysis.
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It's a hoot, as funny as it is depressingly bleak.
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And the current state of the world is, well, bleak.
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If it sounds bleak, it's because it kind of is.
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"Things are looking quite bleak for us here," she said.
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But not every U.S. coal company sees a bleak future.
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It's been a bleak week or so for the markets.
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A tailored transition plan may get the same bleak response.
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Pressure from Western powers and Japan exacerbated China's bleak situation.
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The latest purchasing managers' indices (PMI) painted a bleak picture.
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Yet in this bleak global context, Uganda stands out. Why?
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The world itself is bleak, despite the beautiful island setting.
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Yet, Mr. Michals doesn't share Voltaire's bleak view of existence.
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The remainder of the Warriors' evening was just as bleak.
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Although the situation is truly bleak, there is still hope.
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Mr Powers's fine novel reaches the same bleak, brave conclusion.
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And Oxford's shortlist of other contenders was nearly as bleak.
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Things are pretty bleak for commuters in NYC right now.
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One wonders how things have become this bleak in America.
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The leopard cub's future prospects look bleak, according to Hunter.
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There is no depth too bleak for the Hulu series.
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The numbers are just as bleak when divided by generation.
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This could be the beginning of a very bleak future.
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Thanks to politics, the news has been pretty bleak lately.
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The world of Ready Player One is a bleak hellhole.
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The state of education for Black kids is already bleak.
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The future is very dark and bleak for these characters.
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It is, as appropriate for this column, a bleak affair.
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And oh boy, bleak does not begin to cover it.
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Fitch believes prospects for a realistic peace process remain bleak.
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Before DACA, the opportunities for young undocumented immigrants were bleak.
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The future, while always uncertain, looks, for many, particularly bleak.
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Literacy rates and government representation are bleak for the Oromo.
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As an immediate juxtaposition, it offers a pretty bleak outlook.
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How could this be a "sham" considering the bleak alternatives?
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No matter how bleak the situation, Brady finds a way.
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Her account of its working can at times feel bleak.
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Frequently bleak, it is also knowing and often extremely funny.
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If that's not the case, the road ahead looks bleak.
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Watch if you like murder mysteries that aren't oppressively bleak.
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An understanding The bleak video ends on a positive note.
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And the future looks bleak for the islands that remain.
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Thus we are in the bleak midwinter of bilateral relations.
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Detroit Tigers Things are about to get bleak at Comerica.
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To go with all the other bleak answers you've given.
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The picture is bleak in radio and television as well.
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Schulz said he did not recognize such a bleak description.
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The tone of all of them is not unremittingly bleak.
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Now, however, the future appears bleak for Israelis and Palestinians.
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Terse and elliptical, it paints a bleak picture of Brazil.
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The conditions in the Yazidi areas of Iraq remain bleak.
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The rail workers' mood seemed at once boisterous and bleak.
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The show has never lied about its bleak, hopeless premise.
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Set against that bleak reality, what does "Mudbound" do then?
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The findings were not all bleak for the United States.
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What bleak reputation does the Aokigahara have with the Japanese?
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Making matters worse, inadequate supply chain leaves a bleak outlook.
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But it's not intended as a bleak or unwelcoming one.
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This is basically as bleak as this genre can get.
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American finances are bleak and no one seems to care.
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Outside the United States the picture is no less bleak.
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Those bleak numbers, however, do not tell the whole story.
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In a bleak scenario, growth could drop to just 1.5%.
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In a bleak scenario, growth could drop to just 217%.
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The setting is bleak, but the singing gentle and sweet.
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This bleak view of menopause is unique to modernized cultures.
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And one that is, perhaps, not as bleak as Veep's.
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And things are looking bleak for the November debate, too.
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Fortunately for us, though, the political prognosis isn't all bleak.
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"There is a bleak pall over Mnangagwa's win," he said.
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Without a foreign funding boost, Lebanon faces bleak economic prospects.
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The buildings were rundown and bleak, the public spaces uninviting.
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The numbers were similarly bleak for cabs throughout the city.
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In our bleak age, Dracula has become a necessary monster.
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Even Republicans acknowledge that the prognosis is bleak for Trump.
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I want to make my children's economic future less bleak.
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But the prospects of a breakthrough remain bleak, diplomats say.
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If she has a metaphysics, it's a very bleak one.
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The past record of PBM mergers is bleak for consumers.
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Murray's outlook in Melbourne looked bleak even before his announcement.
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And Paul Schrader's bleak, rhythmic "First Reformed" streams on Kanopy.
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The year 2017 was a bleak one, by many accounts.
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Amid these bleak circumstances, who should care about human rights?
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"Latching" is, even for Girls, a disorienting and bleak episode.
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Once the lyrics begin, things do not get less bleak.
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But life as a dissident in the UAE is bleak.
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In the United States, the millennial perspective is similarly bleak.
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Weller: OK, we're at a pretty bleak place right now.
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Yet at the same time, the situation isn't completely bleak.
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Into this bleak landscape come two bumbling, ridiculous teenage boys.
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But if I look at the landscape, it's really bleak.
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In slightly less bleak (but still pretty bleak) news, the current conversation around Friendsgiving revolves around men, despite presumably being aware of the shitty optics, not offering to help clean up after the meal.
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Private Life, which premiered at Sundance in January and was released on Netflix earlier this month, takes place over a bleak, blue-gray New York winter, inside and out of bleak, blue-gray hospital rooms.
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With Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, he understood that the moodier, and grimmier Batman we all loved was bound to the philosophy of the vigilante; that bleak thinking man driven to bleak varieties of heroism.
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The future is bleak, and no one's doing anything about it.
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It was sad, sleepy, and even a little bleak at times.
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Even the environmental situation in Taiwan appears to be quite bleak.
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Not because it wasn't good — but because it was so bleak.
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But one refrain was consistent across audiences: God, that was bleak.
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Barren means bleak, empty, lifeless, but I didn't feel that way.
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Needless to say, the future of reproductive rights looks pretty bleak.
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On-demand firms are producing a bleak economy of gig labor.
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On an otherwise bleak night, it was a rare bright spot.
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But away from the center of downtown, things get bleak -- fast.
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I suppose "USCAM" would've been bad branding, and "CAMUS" too bleak.
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For all the above reasons, the situation for otters appears bleak.
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There they accept low pay rather than toil in bleak offices.
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Something that's not productive, and kind of a little bleak, too.
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But I also am careful not to make it so bleak.
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Things could be more bleak from the Chinese stock market perspective.
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For those remaining at the immigration court, the mood is bleak.
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But many of them see a bleak, hopeless future in Myanmar.
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"In the beginning it was really bleak — few listened," he said.
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It's happy all the time, even when responding to something bleak.
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Watch ... as he puts it, "It's looking kinda bleak for Robert."
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The themes are bleak, but the story itself is extremely funny.
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Guidance last quarter would suggest earnings prospects still remain bleak though.
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The beautiful garden is torn up and goes bleak and weedy.
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The future feels bleak at times, like things are getting worse.
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The narratives are often bleak, but they can also be hopeful.
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Which makes it sound unremittingly bleak, which is not the case.
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The example being set for employees is also a bleak one.
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For Camus, an absurdist, happiness was a pretty bleak life goal.
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But his message is often as blunt as it is bleak.
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"Things are unfortunately making the future look very bleak," he said.
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A bleak, illuminating chronicle of racism in the name of 'science.
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In terms of environmental protection, things are already looking pretty bleak.
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However, Common Sense's report does not paint as bleak a picture.
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The lack of drugs means Emilio Txikussa faces a bleak future.
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What you are dealing with is unpredictable, bleak, and gut-wrenching.
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It makes the scene of real bleakness that much more bleak.
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The short answer is yes — since the alternative is pretty bleak.
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Maybe Giuliani should come down here because it feels pretty bleak.
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But not all statistics highlight a bleak view of global literacy.
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It also gave a bleak outlook for the current financial year.
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Netflix kicked off earnings for FAANG stocks on a bleak note.
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After all, nothing is written in the stars, especially love. Bleak!
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However, chances of a breakthrough remain bleak for the time being.
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In case you haven't heard, The Handmaid's Tale is pretty bleak.
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Its philosophy helped it through the bleak years on the mainland.
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Mr Harari's prophecy is bleak, but it is far from new.
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Bleak as all this may seem, it could become worse still.
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At Sturm Ruger, another major gunmaker, the picture was equally bleak.
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Are the state's woes a leading indicator of America's bleak future?
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My personal 3GP trip was kind of bleak to be honest.
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His philosophical friend has been killed, and things are looking bleak.
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For those that fail to do so, the outlook is bleak.
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A plastic cup of dead, drooping flowers decorates the bleak scene.
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That might still seem like a bleak precedent for Mr. Cruz.
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"I don't think violent revolution is necessarily so bleak," he continued.
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Focussing on the sounds of tennis can be a bleak exercise.
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The milk selection was a bit bleak, especially compared with Costco's.
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Indeed, the Russian Football Union goes home to a bleak prospect.
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Najah says they tried to escape this bleak existence many times.
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Consequently, the prognosis for labor peace in secondary education remains bleak.
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Yet one must acknowledge the still bleak part of the picture.
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As time passed, the possibility of its return seemed increasingly bleak.
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Despite this bleak outlook, coal companies are playing the long game.
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Research into college students and mental health painted a bleak picture.
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I am sad to say that what we found was bleak.
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Midafternoon, Jason sat in a recliner in the bleak, boxy room.
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Years later, images of the pools are often bleak and eerie.
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Few people disagreed with Mr. Biden's bleak assessment of La Guardia.
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Macy's painted a bleak picture of its already perilous financial situation.
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Literacy rates are bleak and the group is underrepresented in government.
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Ciarra Black kicked things off with her bleak and thrilling techno.
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There had been these bleak times, and suddenly there was prosperity.
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The game pulls a strange move during this more-bleak ending.
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Simulations of a large-scale artillery fight produce pretty bleak results.
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This is a bleak set-up and adds an unnecessary mess.
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The story is bleak, but the prose bristles with caustic humor.
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Mr. Trump's portrait of the state of the country was bleak.
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The news continues to be bleak for the global coal sector.
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If they are often bleak, Shaughnessy's poems are also very funny.
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Sure, it sounds scary, but is the future really so bleak?
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She's a radiantly optimistic character in a relentlessly bleak, unlucky world.
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To brighten a bleak financial outlook, Carter & Stevens, in Barre, Mass.
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Second, the state of U.S.-Russian arms control agreements is bleak.
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In the end, the woman's diagnosis of lung cancer was bleak.
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Season four of Orange Is the New Black is incredibly bleak.
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The scene was equally bleak at the Burlington Mall in Massachusetts.
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Players took their cues from him, even when things looked bleak.
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The jokes run the gamut from purely silly to downright bleak.
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But the setting is not as bleak as it first seems.
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Its bleak message is that inevitable moments in life are inconvenient.
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" She wrote, "It does look pretty bleak in the rearview mirror.
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"I felt hopeless and just bleak since Columbine," Cullen told her.
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Even if the chances are bleak, it seems worth a shot.
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"It's very bleak returns when you're at full employment," said Paulsen.
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If there is any hope, it comes from bleak economic reality.
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Let's call this bleak one-state vision what it is: apartheid.
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The atmosphere is poised somewhere between the bleak and the playful.
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"Overboard" is currently averaging a bleak 23 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
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" With a bleak laugh, she added, "Clearly, one group is right.
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It's a mixed picture, not uniformly bleak, but far from uplifting.
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She lives on an abandoned commune in a bleak, drafty cabin.
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It was always going to be a bleak vacation for Wambsgans.
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The vast majority of early American colonists lived out bleak existences.
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The big picture: Things are looking bleak for the vaping industry.
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Why feed the public a too-bleak picture of the future?
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This year, the Razorbacks are staring down a particularly bleak stretch.
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Now, after five years of civil war, his outlook is bleak.
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The prospects for that obviously look bleak in the short run.
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It was a bleak decade for coral reefs around the world.
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But the situation for compensated daters is not always so bleak.
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It is a bleak and worrisome landscape of doubt and loss.
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He can be mordant, bleak, anguished, humorous, tender, and even sweet.
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"I feel like more than anything, we're just trying to keep our people in some state of calm as we daily put out these bleak circumstances, these bleak numbers," said Belinda Constant, mayor of Gretna, Louisiana.
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For weeks, the élite police unit, made up almost entirely of native sons of Mosul, had been patrolling a bulldozed trench that divided bleak and vacant enemy-held plains from bleak and vacant government-held plains.
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Boss rushes are some of the most bleak, difficult, rage-inducing parts of video games, but that also means that they have a lot to tell us about how to cope with bleak, difficult, rage-inducing things.
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Far removed from his bleak personal circumstances, Salgari's stories pant with life.
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"The humanitarian picture in Fallujah is bleak and getting bleaker," said Stork.
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Many of the reasons for Italy's bleak growth prospects date back decades.
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Season two has somehow been both less bleak and even bleaker simultaneously.
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As we see in Avengers: Endgame, life is bleak for the leftovers.
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And the long-term prognosis, if nothing else changes, is pretty bleak.
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We've ended yet another year in Gilead, and things are looking bleak.
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I don't feel as bleak as a lot of other people do.
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We took a look at the bleak world of content moderation training.
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Here's a researcher experiencing this "metaverse": The future looks ... kind of bleak.
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But there are so many strikingly bleak moments before that ending arrives.
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"Things are still pretty bleak inside the White House," the source said.
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And, of course, things are even more bleak for women of color.
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The outlook for public funding of museums, especially in Europe, is bleak.
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Things are looking pretty bleak for the heroes of Game Of Thrones.
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If, in fact, the polls are credible, Mr McCrory's prospects look bleak.
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" That's a bleak thought, though he adds, "It's not true for everyone.
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"Bleak Street," which is not rated, is in Spanish with English subtitles.
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Morell issued a particularly bleak picture of the danger posed by ISIS.
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But "In the Bleak Midwinter" has proliferated across all generations and platforms.
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Image: YouTubeThe future of net neutrality looks pretty fucking bleak right now.
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Teigen's tweets are pure gems, lighting up my often-bleak Twitter feed.
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Jon Snow knows a thing or two about things being very bleak.
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That bleak picture clashes with the Trump administration's pro-fossil-fuels agenda.
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While Annie's conversation with Dr. Mantleray was illuminating, Owen's is extremely bleak.
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I am afraid that the bleak future of Peeps has already arrived.
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The data paint a rather bleak picture, but airlines are not helpless.
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And, it's likely Gloria partially blames Maria for Daya's newly bleak future.
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The bleak 1995 neo-noir Seven fits the bill for two reasons.
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If Duterte doesn't like you, whatever the reason, the future looks bleak.
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That is bleak, but we don't have time to dwell on it.
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Medvedeva, in choosing these bleak themes, appears to be conscious of that.
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Christmas Day in the Indian capital is also forecast to be bleak.
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Peter's already bleak feeling about his time on the island grew darker.
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"Suicide watch has wound up being an incredibly bleak environment," she said.
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The J.P. Morgan analyst gave a bleak outlook for GE's future profits.
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She writes a bleak novel, "The Gin Closet," about an alcoholic woman.
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One thing I'd forgotten about South Bend was the bleak winter mornings.
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What Bowie didn't realize is just how bleak that future might be.
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The bleak mood in Saudi Arabia affected the rest of the Gulf.
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With the bleak outlook, why are all the funds in the market?
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That bleak outcome matched up with the results seen in hospital records.
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It's not only the bleak future it presents that is so scary.
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It sounds bleak, yet it can save your family thousands of dollars.
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Adding to the cautious mood was a bunch of bleak earnings reports.
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However, the results looked good only in comparison with bleak 2015 figures.
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But it's not all bleak for the drinkers and smokers out there.
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Before you leave, you cast your eyes over the bleak subterranean room.
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There are reasons to believe that the future won't be so bleak.
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For the bleak time ahead, we Britons have only ourselves to blame.
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On previous records, their lyrics often deal with bleak, post-apocalyptic worlds.
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Much of the news in the right to repair world is bleak.
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So far, 2017 has been a particularly bleak year for retail chains.
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Despite the bleak news, the Great Barrier Reef is not completely dead.
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"frothily bleak"; a letter of Dawn Powell's is "gently, icily weeping"; Stanley
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Talking is better than fighting, but it can still feel pretty bleak. ■
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Many Kashmiris said India's Independence Day was a bleak time for them.
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Both sets of results were not as bleak as investors had feared.
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This is a bleak backdrop for the end of King Bhumibol's reign.
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Still, Cramer acknowledged that the long-term outlook is bleak for some.
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The inaugural address was short yet bleak and nationalistic in its appeal.
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Clinton blasted the bleak vision of America presented by her Republican rival.
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The aerial views of a pre-Ikea Red Hook are relentlessly bleak.
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With any other sitcom, a final chapter this bleak would seem cruel.
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"Blackstone," Hulu Watch if you like bleak, unglamorous and distinctive ensemble shows.
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What China and India are doing to their Muslim minorities is bleak.
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It is a bleak contrast in possible futures for this polar haven.
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The entire experience is at once exalting and crushing, luminous and bleak.
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The books weren't just bleaker than bleak — they were wonderfully, delightfully weird.
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It's cold, and it's bleak, and it feels like another game entirely.
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But the man behind the machinery isn't as bleak as his art.
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But here's some unexpected news that could make the future less bleak.
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From the outside observer's perspective, then, things seem fairly bleak on Wearside.
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I just couldn't believe someone could create something so bleak and intense.
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That paints a bleak picture for WMMA, but these things take time.
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Considering the way their offense had been performing, their prospects looked bleak.
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Pardiggle, in "Bleak House," distributing improving literature to the slum-dwelling poor.
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Meanwhile, Musk has celebrated moments that — by the numbers — often look bleak.
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It is a bleak and hellish destination to which she leads us.
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Put it all together and the world's economic outlook looks pretty bleak.
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Life is looking less bleak these days for Ms. Hanway, now 28.
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Bergamo, Italy, is the bleak heart of the world's deadliest coronavirus outbreak.
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She's trussed up in the getaway van, and her fate looks bleak.
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His stories could be bleak, but they also had dashes of comedy.
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The financial well-being of millennials, as a demographic, looks pretty bleak!
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What did feel rushed was the bleak aftermath of the lovers' capture.
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Tuesday, March 17 • The US reached bleak milestones in the coronavirus outbreak.
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It is, she assures me, the perfect cure for this bleak afternoon.
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And now that that hour has come, the options are bleak indeed.
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Under the circumstances, the bleak subject matter could easily have felt gratuitous.
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But if the stock loses 2551 percent, the scenario can be bleak.
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The S&P had gapped lower on Wednesday after bleak manufacturing data.
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When Sir Carter woke up last Saturday, the world seemed pretty bleak.
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This is a bleak and, frankly, unbearable prospect, and it's concentrating minds.
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Environmentalists have a pretty bleak assessment of the Bush years in office.
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Mr. Trump came striding into this bleak landscape and offered them hope.
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"That's pretty bleak," said Pavel Molchanov, an energy analyst at Raymond James.
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The pictures that players paint of their Christmases verge on the bleak.
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Grime lyrics, with their bleak social realism, sometimes spill into outright provocation.
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Like the bleak Russian winter, "Loveless" offers cold comfort for the soul.
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The prospects for passing legalization anytime soon in Pennsylvania look particularly bleak.
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Despite these small victories, there is no sugarcoating the bleak days ahead.
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Think back to how bleak it was the day of Trump's inauguration.
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And speaking from the US, it's real bleak right here, right now.
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It's mind numbingly bleak, and somehow managed a decent box-office draw.
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The scene showed a bleak cloud making its way across the land.
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A clear-eyed view of the political scene reveals a bleak landscape.
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John Koethe can be mordant, bleak, anguished, humorous, tender, and even sweet.
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The play spans more than 20 years, moving back and forth in time, but the bus stop, where all the scenes are set, remains in place, looking as bleak as a bus stop can (which is pretty bleak).
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Official statistics on opioid-linked deaths in the U.S. are already pretty bleak.
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All in all, things are bleak around the house that dick pics built.
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A lot of my work has been in response to a bleak future.
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Analysts say the picture is particularly bleak for the European oil services sector.
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The Bajram Aliu Stadium in Skenderaj is a bleak place to watch football.
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Photo: WikicommonsThings have been looking bleak at Google Fiber for a while now.
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The shuffle of papers has never been louder, and things are looking bleak.
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The irony of this would be laughable if it weren't so goddamn bleak.
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Investors remain worried about a persistent global glut and a bleak demand outlook.
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No matter how bleak 2016 might have felt, I'm not betting on cynicism.
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It's all very bleak, but the GAO made several recommendations in its report.
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Show business was always an escape from the bleak reality of her youth.
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But two years later, after a natural disaster struck, things turned exceptionally bleak.
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For investors in Monte dei Paschi, the outlook may not be so bleak.
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One is the bleak grimness and the adherence to the extrapolation of reality.
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First-quarter earnings were bleak, though things have picked up a little since.
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"The Girl on the Train" is thrilling, slick, appropriately bleak and largely enjoyable.
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Now, their immediate prospects appear bleak, no matter whom Prokhorov puts in charge.
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The bleak expo park with its abandoned cable car has seen better days.
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It was bleak on the outlook in the first half of the year.
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Despite its title, "The Retreat of Western Liberalism" is not bleak or elegiac.
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The dish in the end is vivid and particularly good for bleak days.
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Mr Georgiou says that the bleak implications of his case extend beyond Greece.
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That gives "Munchkins" a feeling of bleak comedy, right alongside its tragic undertones.
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It's just a bleak place, beset by an extra dose of Brexit bleakness.
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"HOSTILES", a bleak and bloody western, opens with a horrific act of violence.
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It carries a bleak 2544 percent average on review aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes.
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Investors came into the earnings season with a bleak outlook on corporate profits.
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Either way, the advertisement signals a bleak future on the horizon for Snapchat.
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Poverty anywhere can feel hopeless, but in Texas it can be especially bleak.
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It further dimmed already bleak prospects for President Donald Trump&aposs peace plan.
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The discourse has gotten bleak, with threats, personal attacks and completely fabricated reviews.
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Mr Trump preferred to tell a bleak story about heartless choices, consciously made.
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Either way, the future of GKN as a British-owned firm looks bleak.
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The migrant crisis and Brexit contribute to a bleak vision of paranoid insularity.
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The streets in Xita resembled the bleak alleyways of Amsterdam's red light district.
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It's the first Monday of January and things have begun to look bleak.
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It's a bleak way to end a show that seemed to champion ambition.
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That's why Trump's rhetoric, in his inaugural speech and elsewhere, sounds so bleak.
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GoPro announced its first quarter earnings today, and the details were fairly bleak.
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What about the big, bleak set pieces like "Big Black Car" or "Kangaroo"?
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"Depression can feel like you're in a bleak world that's ending," he said.
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And why can't our art reflect the bleak fucking nature of our society.
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Yet, another bleak milestone is overlooked in September despite its far-reaching effects.
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After Ortiz, though, the outlook for the American four-wall players looks bleak.
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But two-thirds in it suddenly turns as bleak as his ruined city.
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Compared to Luke and June's delightfully awkward encounter, it seems even more bleak.
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"It is pretty bleak," one staffer, an environmental engineer, said about employee morale.
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Things look bleak for Samsung on both the short- and long-term scale.
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It's not bleak but the playoffs might not be ... in the Stars. Sorry.
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The prospects no longer are as bleak as they looked two years ago.
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Violet Handon Parfait sees nothing but a bleak future in the rising waters.
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Bleak and beautifully crafted, The Association of Small Bombs will stay with you.
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Joking about it is a small comfort in an otherwise bleak political landscape.
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From reports of Rohingya who stayed following the crackdown, the picture is bleak.
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And time proved that his bleak view of the world was genuine too.
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But as a highlight in an otherwise bleak year, it counts for something.
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Taking a look at the numbers at first glance, they definitely look bleak.
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If we can't work this out, we're going to have a bleak winter.
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They'd lost their homes, most of their families and faced a bleak future.
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If you don't prioritize comfort, your living room could end up feeling bleak.
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While the outlook nationwide is fairly bleak, it's particularly bad in some states.
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Gretchen out of her bleak mental prison, filled with all the things she
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It's a beautiful thing that this strange, bleak game can bring people together.
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We see you recently watched Chernobyl; may we recommend another bleak television series?
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But with so many questions about its financials unanswered, Valeant's outlook is bleak.
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Despite a bleak state budget, the state of Connecticut is doing something incredible.
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Today's landscape is bleak and we have never been more aware of it.
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It's danceable, raucous, and a little bleak, but isn't that just life anyway?
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That was the way the bleak and garish rooms at VENUS struck me.
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When I say Rialto is bleak, I mean exactly that: Hopeless. Inhospitable. Barren.
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Despite the bleak outlook, Popovich continued to get paid for a full year.
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The summer's visionary speculations run the gamut from the fanciful to the bleak.
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The baking business helps the operation stay afloat in the bleak winter months.
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But no matter the cause, the resulting images are often eerie and bleak.
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In your version, the ending is bleak but also allows for some ambiguity.
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Her options of escaping the slum during the coronavirus outbreak are looking bleak.
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For this orchid — which is already rare — the future looks bleak, he said.
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If Making a Murderer plays that idea as bleak tragedy, The People vs.
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If Maggy's prophecy holds, regardless of the details, Cersei's future looks absolutely bleak.
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Reviews of You're the Worst often make it sound like a bleak drama.
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"Without reform," Mr. Tikhomirov said, "the future for Russia will be fairly bleak."
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He knows it won't be easy, but he says the alternative is bleak.
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In her review for The Times, Janet Maslin called the film "enthusiastically bleak."
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The future for cows without calves to care for is a bleak one.
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Allies who speak regularly with the campaign say the mood has been bleak.
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In the election of Trump, Coates sees an affirmation of his bleak worldview.
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These are the instructions now, simple and bleak: Stay home if you can.
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A Cabinet Office survey released on Monday signaled a bleak outlook for consumption.
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Retro Report In popular culture, what lies ahead is somehow almost always bleak.
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Critic's Notebook "Bleak" is the predominant adjective in writing about Michael Hersch's music.
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When that bleak vision arises from characters interacting, it is sometimes beautifully crystallized.
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" So begins Jesús Carrasco's bleak and beautiful debut novel, "Out in the Open.
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Yet when defending themselves, they rarely address the bleak history of the word.
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As bleak as the situation may seem, we can learn to trust again.
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It jutted sharply up, bleak and gray, with a lighthouse on one side.
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His ruminations about them, turgid phallic references aside, are enlightening, if rather bleak.
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While the picture is bleak, there are ways states can ameliorate the harm.
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Most argued that the bleak outlook portrayed by the media is being overplayed.
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And the two-dozen instrumentalists, variously deployed, mitigated any sense of bleak isolation.
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But I wonder if many people understand Thomas' bleak view of racial progress.
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In the following years, Blockbuster's market value dwindled, hinting at its bleak future.
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As you can probably imagine, the show can get quite bleak at times.
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Alban Berg's bleak opera "Wozzeck" might not seem suited to the holiday season.
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In Claire Denis's bleak space fantasia High Life, he cemented the transition by
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It is not an ideal situation, but it is not completely bleak, either.
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The "bleak, reactive counter-narrative" that motivates Tesla skeptics has been thoroughly discredited.
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Reuters' Philip Wen relates stories of this bleak game of cat and mouse.
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The Post-ABC poll caps off a bleak period of polling for Trump.
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It's a bleak meta-physical joke, but there's a sense of wonder too.
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Insurance companies, faced with this bleak outlook, are likely to abandon this market.
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The insurance industry and policymakers must work together to avoid this bleak future.
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For people who care about good government, it's been a bleak six months.
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However, the legislative prospects for the measure are bleak in the foreseeable future.
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This bleak tale does not end here, as new pieces of evidence accumulate.
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The Canton Museum of Art (CMA) acquired Childe Hassam's "Bleak House, Broadstairs" (19453).
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But the legislative prospects for the measure are bleak in the foreseeable future.
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The difference is, in Malcolm in the Middle, the status quo is bleak.
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Abby encouraged my daughter not to be disheartened if the world looks bleak.
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The state of American passenger rail travel is bleak, yet demand is booming.
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They say they believed that the numbers, while bleak, reflected a fair system.
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Christopher Hampton's play, at once bleak and exhilarating, is running through May 11.
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It is a world laden with positive affirmations, because reality is so bleak.
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The future for biodiversity on planet Earth, due to human activity, looks bleak.
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But it opens in a bleak 21st-century, soul-sucking, corporate New York.
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GoPro announced its first-quarter earnings today, and the details were fairly bleak.
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He authored a bleak report titled The Case for More Incarceration in 1992.
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But you're not going to do that, because you're a socially engaged human being and it's time to accept that we need a subversive, angry, bleak, and cynical film to match our subversive, angry, bleak, and cynical hearts this Christmas.
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" (In all fairness to Trump, his inauguration did have the second-best TV ratings in 36 years, coming in behind Barack Obama's history-making 2009 inauguration.) SNL's Putin also joked about Trump's speech, calling it "bleak" ("Trust me, I know bleak.
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But again, when analyzed through the lens of body diversity, the outlook is bleak.
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A businessman in Nigeria sighs that he feels like a character in "Bleak House".
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But there's one bright spot where the outlook isn't quite so bleak: cloud computing.
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Last year was so bleak for smartwatches that I even declared they were dying.
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A few years ago, Thabo Ngwato's job prospects looked bleak.
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"The future is bleak if they continue to rack up on tariffs," says French.
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Germany's decision is a ray of hope in a world of bleak humanitarian catastrophe.
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The news was equally surprising and bleak, and the internet had a field day.
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The new, slimy version of Henry tries to kill everyone, and things look bleak.
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The result is at once lively and sombre, funny and philosophical, bleak and buoyant.
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These bleak visuals are ultimately visions, ones that make "Burning Cane" a haunting movie.
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The result has been a cascade of bleak down-ballot election results for Republicans.
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Just when the summer was beginning to look bleak, Kesha released a new single.
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The end of convergence would be bleak news for Africa, where incomes are lowest.
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With all that laid out, the situation may be less bleak than it seems.
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Sharp Objects may be bleak and gory, but guess what: Sometimes, so is love.
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The film is set in a bleak 2029 when mutant-kind is almost extinct.
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Last year, a bleak-looking graph of sea ice had Twitter in a frenzy.
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Things are still looking pretty bleak for Huawei's plans to conquer the U.S. market.
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The fuss is partly down to the deadly stakes of the migrants' bleak calculation.
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Though the results sound pretty bleak, there are reasons to be optimistic, Daskin says.
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Senior members of the clergy painted a bleak picture in their new-year messages.
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He has the flint eyes and shaven head of a particularly bleak Kez extra.
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Per the trailer, which was just released Sunday, things are still very, very bleak.
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While it's a tremendously bleak and sobering venture, it's also one of a kind.
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Some initial story ideas weren't very relatable to children; others were just too bleak.
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Was she wrong to push her children into such a bleak frame of mind?
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Ty Dolla Sign has a bleak view of the Presidential election ... 2 bad choices.
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But Mr Hammond's budget was a bleak reflection of the state Britain is in.
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From one day to the next, his outlook for the future grows increasingly bleak.
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Mosul Eye: On the day ISIS occupied Mosul, everything seemed so dark and bleak.
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EQL posits that the numbers are as bleak in live sound and event engineering.
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Remember, we're in the bleak future of 2017, where social media is a minefield.
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Despite so many refineries coming to the market, the outlook is not entirely bleak.
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Those two companies' bleak reports left the Dow Jones Industrial Average in negative territory.
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The bleak job prospects for Americans who didn't go to college is not new.
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If children grow up without an education, their future prospects are bleak, UNICEF said.
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The bleak language -- and spate of deaths -- has lawmakers and mental health experts worried.
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In general, Gorsuch's judicial past makes the future for gender equality look relatively bleak.
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The reality of true criminal justice reform appears bleak in the age of Trump.
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Even against that bleak backdrop, the December falloff in online sales was especially weak.
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Unfortunately, early indications look bleak for the video game industry and GameStop this quarter.
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Despite this pretty bleak warning, there is only thing left for consumers to do.
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If Rubio can't trump Donald Trump with those voters, well then, things look bleak.
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A bleak new FX drama premiering this week, "Snowfall," seeks to join this tradition.
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Following that logic, things may get cosmically bleak for the 22-year-old wunderkind.
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This bleak film paints a picture of doom and gloom where repair is impossible.
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Shit's bleak in 2018 and this year's crop of memes reflects that grim reality.
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At no point does Hutchison circle back round and laugh at the bleak picture.
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Be it longevity or literacy, employment or earnings, the figures make for bleak reading.
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It embodies and confronts that impulse, and plays it out to its bleak end.
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But if that proves wrong, the outlook for Trump and his party looks bleak.
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Opinion Columnist There was a bleak symmetry to the momentous events of this week.
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Still, when put on the spot, Democrats reveal just how bleak their outlook is.
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The rain patters on the windowpane; a bleak light flickers from a dying candle.
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And thanks to them, the world starts to seem just a little less bleak.
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Blackpill: The embrace of any belief even more bleak than the incel redpill, a.k.a.
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In Bleak House, Dickens caricatured this kind of humanitarianism in the character of Mrs.
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It currently holds a bleak 221 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and a B+ Cinemascore.
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His descriptions are mirrored by (not illustrated by) the bleak photographs of Patrice Molinard.
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Now they are staying in Athens in a rented house, but life is bleak.
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And local media coverage of the latest waves of arriving deportees has been bleak.
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But there's something lost along the way—the special beauty of a bleak ending.
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Unfortunately, the current status of women in power in the tech ecosystem is bleak.
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This bleak accumulation of details may sound excessive, but Loach is only just beginning.
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The circumstances facing the company when Thompson took over in November 2012 were bleak.
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If it does actually show what being Katy Perry is like, it's pretty bleak.
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Lower-skilled workers confront bleak opportunities and intense competition, especially in the United States.
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The characters of Happiness, As Such seem united in their credo of bleak pragmatism.
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Life is bleak in "Gomorrah," the popular Italian series about the underbelly of Naples.
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Still, sales continue to suffer and performance at Gap's namesake brand remains especially bleak.
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His injury turned an already bleak day for the Titans into an unmitigated disaster.
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Despite this bleak outlook, there may be some hope for progress in Guinea-Bissau.
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The right direction, wrong track question produced a bleak 18 percent, 73 percent result.
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Trump's election portends a bleak and uncertain future for US tech and telecom policy.
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But will it turn out to be a bleak Friday for big consumer companies?
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Straddling his bike, he ticked off a bleak political ticket on his fingers: Mrs.
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Reality by comparison looks grey, as in neither black nor white but also bleak.
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In every part of the composition world, statistics paint a bleak picture for women.
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And future fires over previously burned ground could make climate prospects even more bleak.
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Some of the report's details pointed to a bleak outlook for the coming months.
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He's been in too many newsrooms himself, he says, and they're a bleak place.
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Reality is bleak, but through darkness we are able to find connectivity and community.
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It was overcast, the land desolate, and the sky bleak, a pale blue slate.
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All of this sounds sort of bleak when we talk about it like this.
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This is a bit of a bleak one—do you often think about mortality?
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The outlook can be bleak for those trying to opposed job discrimination in China.
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Yet despite the bleak mood among many Democrats and progressives, their future is bright.
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"Bleak Sword" is an isometric action game with a unique 8-bit art style.
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The bleak tone, if at times a little self-serious, befits the subject matter.
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The climate of Los Angeles in "Blade Runner" can only be described as bleak.
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The emperor penguin, the Adelie penguin and the Chinstrap penguin face bleak futures, too.
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The doctors' prognosis was bleak — our mother would inevitably get pneumonia, or some infection.
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The book is bleak and venomous and yet it's written with such spare beauty.
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For most of human history, laughter and comedy were scarce resources in bleak times.
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Instead, the children of ISIS are relegated to circumstances that portend a bleak future.
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The journalism industry's landscape looks bleak — and Democratic presidential candidates are talking about it.
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There is no obvious alternative to a two-state solution, however bleak its prospects.
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She unflinchingly investigated forsaken communities crippled by ineffective government policies and bleak living conditions.
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But the outlook for April was bleak at -26, the lowest since April 2009.
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To Luton, it was another bleak sign of a shaken national health-care system.
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A bleak syllabus of womanhood, all of which I read within a few years.
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We've just seen the future, and it is indeed bleak unless we act now.
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But the outlook for April was bleak at -26, the lowest since April 2009.
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Disinfecting wipes and hand soaps aren't looking as bleak, but stocks are dwindling quickly.
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It's a comedy, of the bleak variety that Martin McDonagh ("In Bruges") usually makes.
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The prospects are also bleak at the independent agencies, the FCC and the FTC.
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Last month was the warmest January on record So much for the bleak midwinter.
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Judges, clients and law firms all have a chance to improve this bleak picture.
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Sitting in his walled temple compound in Gintota, Sumedhananda Thero gave a bleak prophecy.
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But as the war rages on, their chance of pursuing an education looks bleak.
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Help doesn&apost appear to be on the way, and the future looks bleak.
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Recent seasons of "Engrenages," or "Spiral," a dark police drama, paint a bleak picture.
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A 2007 paper by the geologist Christopher Van de Ven paints a bleak picture.
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"I don't want to paint any bleak scenario, we may overcome it," she said.
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Life went on, in other words — albeit in some bleak and greatly diminished capacity.
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I intended to watch one episode out of curiosity about how bleak it sounded.
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" Marwick draws a bleak conclusion: Battling online harassment, she says, is "a lost cause.
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While the authors called the findings "bleak," they did note some recent positive developments.
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In late 2017, as an X Prize-imposed deadline loomed, SpaceIL's outlook was bleak.
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Militants had destroyed both his village and his family, and his future looked bleak.
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A bleak future When Modi came to power, he had three key election promises.
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These persistent problems have painted a bleak image of the future in Pandey's mind.
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Yet many still managed to do so, for the world looked bleak in 1937.
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Fifteen months before the 2018 midterm elections, key indicators from past elections look bleak.
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Despite the bleak landscape, conservationists are optimistic that 2020 could mark a new beginning.
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Usher's Thoughts are harsh, and their judgments—like Usher's treatment of himself—run bleak.
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I know this reads like a rationalization, but things aren't bleak for the Warriors.
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After 11 months Harris' troubled campaign's prospects in California's March 3 primary were bleak.
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It's not totally bleak for Dog ... he says he's on the road to recovery.
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It's a predictably bleak snapshot of alienation, but Kore-eda also makes it devastating.
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It's the episode that blends a hefty mix of bleak nihilism and social satire.
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Van Gogh went to work, and painted a bleak frosted field as oceanic garden.
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This Wednesday, Hulu's acclaimed and bleak Handmaid's Tale is coming back to your screens.
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In response to these bleak realities, we're often told that it's all our fault.
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And while Godless's early scenes of Griffin wreaking unholy havoc serve to impart just how far he's willing to go to exact revenge on those who've wronged him, at a certain point they become unnecessarily repetitive, bleak for the sake of being bleak.
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It's a bleak, sardonic message, and it leaves Dick's actual sympathies in the novel uncertain.
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Though Target's bleak outlook weighs on retailers ** SPX sector performance over past 12 mths: reut.
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The game will be an opportunity for a boost of confidence amid a bleak future.
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When people say Radiohead is "bleak" or "haunting," the origins are all in this song.
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When people say Radiohead is "bleak" or "haunting," the origins are all in this song.
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Seoul (CNN)It's a bitterly cold, bleak day on a military base in South Korea.
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That's a bleak outlook for Homo vocal virtuoso, but is this really a fair competition?
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Trump presidency are so very bleak because he has proven to be a shameless and
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Things have been pretty bleak for a while for Jorah Mormont on Game of Thrones.
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The rest of the report painted a bleak picture of the security situation in Afghanistan.
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Wednesday's pop notwithstanding, it's been an otherwise bleak month for retail stocks as a whole.
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Things may seem real bleak right now, but still, let's always see the gardens grow.
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It certainly puts a lot into perspective, regarding the bleak emptiness of our meaningless existence.
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But for those of us inheriting such an uncertain future, tomorrow can feel particularly bleak.
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It's all making it look pretty bleak to be a waitress or bartender in 2018.
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The Republican party is deeply divided and faces a bleak demographic future in national terms.
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Pancreatic cancer is one of the hardest cancers to treat and prognoses can be bleak.
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With little habitable land, deepening poverty and dwindling supplies of water, the future looks bleak.
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American conservatives have two stories about what ails present-day culture, one hopeful, one bleak.
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Its harmonies are rich, its stories are compelling, its humor is bleak but still present.
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Other than food, organizations will also gratefully accept cleaning products like bleak and paper towels.
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Mr. Ripstein follows these sad souls down misty alleys, into bleak motels and cramped bedrooms.
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They chase each other through a dystopian cityscape that makes the future seem rather bleak.
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Yes, the situation is bleak, but at least the main characters are youthful and energetic!
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Renault's shares fell about 3% after its Japanese partner, Nissan, issued a bleak earnings outlook.
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Yet that night-time scene in the harem reflects some bleak realities of court life.
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Though you never could tell when a bleak morning at the office might look up.
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Worst S&P stock Campbell Soup sinks >15 pct on bleak forecast, abrupt CEO exit .
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"The doctors make it sound very bleak, but we don't buy into that," she says.
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For Californians sifting through the ashes of their incinerated homes, the future will look bleak.
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Even as IS loses territory and comes closer to extinction, "City of Ghosts" feels bleak.
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Typically, the genre imagines a future society as a painful, bleak, and soul-crushing hellscape.
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Is this the way to survive in a bleak world while keeping your humanity intact?
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The first post-American assessment of Europe's military position by ETO's general staff was bleak.
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The songs were written during an extraordinarily dark and depressive period, and they're fittingly bleak.
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The series presents an unrelentingly bleak worldview—some of which contains parallels to modern life.
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Overall, the album follows an upbeat pop sound that belies the bleak themes it explores.
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Faced with the bleak scenario, Torsella is turning to surprising initiatives to make a difference.
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The move has unleashed a wave of optimism among a people accustomed to bleak survivalism.
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There is just one problem with this bleak picture: it is at odds with reality.
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Bleak prospects for regional banks have fueled speculation that the industry is due for consolidation.
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A new report from the Federal Reserve paints a bleak picture of America's retirement savings.
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If the din of claims and counter-claims seems confusing, here is one bleak observation.
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However, they've also served as a lovely reminder of just how bleak 2017 actually was.
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That is one reason why most will not admit that they face a bleak future.
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Draghi recently said the outlook looked bleak as a global trade war hit Europe's manufacturers.
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Bleak as his current situation may be, he could well surprise us with another run.
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Both Moore and Cain have yet to be nominated formally, and Cain's prospects look bleak.
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Well, that's pretty bleak...Everything the human race is doing is basically just destroying earth.
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Thus far, however, actual inflation numbers have refused to cooperate with the winter's bleak expectations.
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You only thought you knew how bleak Charlie Brown could get, but it gets bleaker.
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That's the bleak reality for Javier Dominguez, whose industrial bakery in Caracas is eerily silent.
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Dickerson's hashtag tapped into a frustration that is real and a situation that is bleak.
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Given this bleak environment, what can be done to improve the milieu for free trade?
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However, the record is bleak for sitting mayors seeking a major party nomination for president.
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Much of the music was bleak, its synthesisers industrial, its guitars angry, its words disturbing.
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Hoping an artist will never change is a bleak view, so it's perfect for Morgan.
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It's a conversation from one side that opens into frank depression and, eventually, bleak resolve.
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To live independently, autistic people need jobs but the prospects for finding work are bleak.
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The most bleak thing is that it considers itself to be complicit in that dystopia.
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What the $264 billion company made clearer on Tuesday was just how bleak things are.
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And THAT would be a much bigger tragedy than Wes' bleak childhood or current mustache.
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If that sounds like "The Wire," it should, and "The Deuce" is almost equally bleak.
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Recent reports have painted a bleak working environment at Nest Labs under CEO Tony Fadell.
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It is an astonishingly bleak picture for a centrist European politician and an avowed internationalist.
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After Life is a minor triumph: bleak, bitter, cynical and, in the end, sincerely uplifting.
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"It's bleak to say the least for companies trying to get an exclusion," said Russ.
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He is 3,200km (2,000 miles) from his home in the bleak oil city of Daqing.
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That means when you return home, you're probably coming back to some bleak lunch prospects.
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Other Republicans insist that the picture for Trump is not as bleak as pessimists fear.
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These bleak skies I hail, for they are kinder to me than your fellow beings.
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Hookimaw-Witt said she had seen some positive events in her community's otherwise bleak crisis.
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But whatever path the U.K. eventually chooses, the prospects for the national economy look bleak.
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Defy offers hope and job skills to a demographic that often faces bleak future prospects.
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Hold The Dark is a slow-burning, bleak thriller set deep in the Alaskan wilderness.
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Kaitlyn: Oh sorry, I was just going to say that sounds really bleak to me.
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As a New Yorker, the prospect of willingly entering Times Square can seem particularly bleak.
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Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. chief economist at S&P Global Ratings, paints a bleak picture.
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The bubble would burst — leaving even some optimists with a bleak outlook on tech's future.
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The cruelty of the alleged assault is the latest bleak chapter for Brazil and Rio.
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However, after Miley was seenpublicly hooking up with Kaitlynn Carter, things began to look bleak.
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Even if Netflix doesn't vanquish its rivals, the future of prestige TV still looks bleak.
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They are proposing two scenarios for what could happen by 2070: one promising, one bleak.
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A lot has happened since then, some of it bleak, but none of it small.
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As time reveals these truths, workers project the trend lines and see a bleak future.
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The 110-year old company hasn't been profitable since 2010 and its prospects are bleak.
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"Wow, it's bleak," Grant said, standing in the courtyard, which was covered in patchy grass.
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The steampunk styling and bleak take on capitalist exploration were game-changers for Disney storytelling.
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To be sure, the Mueller report paints a bleak picture of these ongoing global challenges.
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Despite the bleak forecasts for their country, I watched the children in moments of joy.
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It's nihilistic and misanthropic, bleak and despairing, slickly shot and bathed in ragged industrial gloom.
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The sanitation company that set up portable toilets along a bleak part of the route.
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While the employment prospects might be bleak, trainees say the workshops provide a safe space.
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The band members admit it took time to get used to the musical's bleak worldview.
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It allows a new concept of beauty to emerge — elegantly — despite the novel's bleak future.
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I think we're now in the bleak future we were promised in science fiction novels.
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It's a brutally oppressive, bleak series of scenes, but it feels profoundly real and tragic.
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So bleak, the man restocking Gatorades at the local convenience store was carrying a gun.
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It all sounds pretty bleak: a Readiband on every wrist and Orwell on every bookshelf.
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It's a super bleak world and we're seeing how the analogue tech fits in it.
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" 'This episode might be a little longer than usual,' " Sternbergh said, with a bleak laugh.
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It's just this sort of bleak, depressing moment that everyone's sort of going through together.
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Salam suggests a number of policies that could head off the bleak picture he paints.
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Despite the bleak economics of their chosen occupation, many drivers don't want to quit trucking.
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Outtakes: • Larry Brown's porn odyssey was an oasis of fun in an otherwise bleak episode.
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Yet the movie's bleak and brutal tone works, as does the visitors' bizarrely unstable behavior.
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It's a welcome moment of light relief in a game that can get terrifically bleak.
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I'll be rereading "Bleak House" one week and Carl Hiaasen or Elif Shafak the next.
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The postoperative prognosis was bleak, but a then-experimental drug therapy has lent her time.
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Or maybe I'm just being bleak about it and I should get back to work.
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This cycle may seem bleak, but for Mr. Coatney ephemerality is another day at work.
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But there is some light at the end of the bleak tunnel for the Celtics.
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A bleak record: Drug overdoses killed about 72,000 Americans in 2017, according to C.D.C. estimates.
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The latest predictions are bleak, estimating as much as a 6-foot rise by 2100.
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Looking forward toward 2020, Democratic prospects of wresting control of the upper chamber are bleak.
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The inscription, titled "A letter to the future," on the monument paints a bleak picture.
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While that's up from just 13 percent in a 2013 survey, it's still pretty bleak.
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Just a few months ago, things were looking very bleak for the private prison industry.
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And the worst drought in five decades was making the economic situation even more bleak.
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If the Priorities analysis is bleak, the 13 American Prospect essays are even more so.
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This was Wednesday's bleak story: The Rangers' Martin Perez threw 89 pitches in eight innings.
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Like everything Terry makes, it's a thematically bleak affair, full of death and dark omens.
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The stretch of time between end-of-year celebrations and Valentine's Day is usually bleak.
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Bleak Chinese economic data also soured risk appetite, with the Shanghai Shenzhen index falling 21.7484%.
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Overall, the reality for LGBTQ Americans remains bleak: Queer youth homelessness has not gone away.
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The situation looks bleak, and tariffs have hit other crops like corn and wheat, too.
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The current situation is not nearly as bleak as the one that Bob Moses confronted.
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Still, some observers have pushed back on bleak forecasts for a price correction this year.
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It was a bleak time for Delaware, in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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In Congress, he developed "the oligarchy speech," a bleak overview of income inequality in America.
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But Bleak Sword tweaks the formula just enough to make it fit on your phone.
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The river was a hundred yards from the steps, across a bleak expanse of silt.
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Snow had fallen, snow on snow, Snow on snow, In the bleak midwinter, Long ago.
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"The outlook is bleak for these glaciers, however, with melting entirely over the coming century."
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While the the current outlook is bleak, digital disruption provides opportunities for growth, Sorrell said.
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Ms. White shares that bleak view while she considers leaving Valley Place and her hometown.
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Its prospects in the Senate, controlled by the Republican majority leader, Mitch McConnell, are bleak.
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"No Man's Earth" feels so sad and bleak; it all feels over at that point.
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The world is bleak and depressing, and they get the urge to take something again.
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I plan to go back to "Bleak House," which I put aside during the holidays.
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That view seemed to become the norm, and reached its apex with Snyder's bleak BvS.
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Sadly, it just seemed to reinforce the bleak existence I was forced to live in.
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But he also appeared to support those fleeing violence and bleak economic prospects back home.
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But it would be irresponsible to wrap all this up on such a bleak note.
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It's not just bleak — plenty of shows are bleak — but also determined to impress upon its viewers that its imagined dystopian future of fertile women being kept as breeding sows and ritualized rape reimagined as patriotic duty isn't too far off from our reality.
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There's already a number of fairly bleak novels out there about the affects of climate change.
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If its bleak view is wrong, the Fed itself is partly to blame for slow growth.
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Despite this year's bleak financial outlook, Mr. Kern shows no signs of diminishing his signature showmanship.
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The future may be bleak, but at least there's the promise of a good Dune adaptation.
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In its bleak version of the Canadian wilderness, death is everywhere once the sun goes down.
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More urgently, the play suggests a bleak sociopolitical future that is within the realm of possibility.
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You can hear her bleak, grey-blue tones in bands like Bat For Lashes and Warpaint.
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The mother and son retreated to increasingly bleak refuge, and wound up living in a garage.
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In those areas where the government re-establishes control, the future for former opponents is bleak.
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Data released Friday paint a bleak picture about the who, what and where of the epidemic.
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I've painted a bleak picture of the NPRM and the outcome its authors are driving toward.
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And on Scotland's bleak northeast coast, the term "adverse weather conditions" is another name for ... summer.
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The series finale is a pitch-perfect cap to six years of bleak but beautiful television.
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Political instability, economic crises that last decades, nuclear saber rattling... the future is all bleak entropy!
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Hill's worldview, though bleak, has a moral coherence; things make sense in a grimly perverse way.
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The bright chiptune bleeps and bloops didn't exactly fit the bleak alien landscape of the game.
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Pfleger made an astonishingly bleak statement about how little faith some people have in Chicago police.
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Op-Ed Contributor HOUSTON — IN French, the word "déchéance" has several meanings, all of them bleak.
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Just about 10 years ago, a 20-something Sabatier was broke, and the future looked bleak.
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However, the paper, titled "Mars in Retrograde," paints a fairly bleak picture of the program's future.
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It also foreshadows a pretty bleak future for the ice continent — and for other continents, too.
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GLAAD released its annual report on LGBTQ representation in film today, and the numbers are bleak.
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In a 2008 BBC poll, "In the Bleak Midwinter" won the title of "Best Christmas Carol".
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Horrified Snapchatters have awoken to a bleak set of circumstances after Snapchat stopped working for users.
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But Clarke wasn't going to let the bleak atmosphere put a damper on her fiery charm.
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A star has fallen near the bleak town of New Tristram and the dead are rising.
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The Kurds still hold on to territory, but the future of their democratic experiment looks bleak.
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This first year of President Donald Trump's administration has been a bleak time for US science.
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Laughter is the best remedy when things are at their darkest, and boy are things bleak.
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It's yet another blend of comedy and drama, propelled by its humorous approach to bleak storylines.
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That will further squeeze farm profits after a bleak year of low prices and few buyers.
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Employment also looked bleak, falling to -3.5, its first negative print in more than two years.
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Taxi and truck drivers, though, face a bleak future given recent advances in self-driving cars.
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Shane Meadows again, this time with a very bleak (but extremely tense and well acted) thriller.
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Taken together, the elements capture the feel of a bleak world of have and have-nots.
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The alternative — a future where the oceans contain more plastic than fish — sounds bleak as hell.
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Matthew James-Wilson's existence fills me with hope for the future in an often bleak world.
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The pretending-to-enjoy-it or food as some kind of fetish is banal and bleak.
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If only for a moment, the traumatized teen is able to rewrite his own bleak history.
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And it suggests that the long-term outlook for the value of crypto-currencies is bleak.
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Our future is shit, and also bleak because global warming will cause the apocalypse, probably. Namaste.
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The future may be bleak, but the gadget, in this case, is only trying to help.
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Schoolchildren in the state face some bleak prospects with the nation's lowest elementary school test scores.
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As the diva chanteuse would tell you herself, all other forms of illumination are bleak, darling.
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The video takes on a bleak, apocalyptic beauty that's hard to capture with a standard camera.
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Before we even have a chance to leave the damn office, bam, it's bleak out there.
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Guerineau: As bleak as the book can be, some scenes and dialogues are actually really funny.
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Standing by the light of Jesus' resurrection, no situation is so bleak as to become hopeless.
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In the suburbs, there's more motivation to dedicate yourself to something because the landscape's pretty bleak.
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A group of dachshunds began their lives in a very bleak place: an Arkansas puppy mill.
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In a year which has proven difficult for many incumbent Republicans, Comstock's odds looked especially bleak.
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Collectively, these revised plans will point humanity to a future that is either bright or bleak.
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The "European Union Experience" is looking pretty bleak... ... especially when compared to its swanky American cousin!
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Matin Rey Tangu, who plays Guo, is a ray of sunshine in an otherwise bleak cast.
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Retail sales fell short of expectations in March, including another bleak performance from struggling department stores.
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It's a very bleak suggestion, that the failures of a parent might have such tragic consequences.
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Elsewhere in Valencia, a city two hours' drive from Caracas, the situation is even more bleak.
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Verisk Maplecroft, a political risks consultancy, said that prospects for reform were bleak following Abromavicius' resignation.
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The last time we saw Mulder and Scully, things looked decidedly bleak for everyone's favorite believer.
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Despite everything seeming bleak, there are some glimmers of hope for those who look hard enough.
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If you have a big tax bill that you can't pay, life can seem pretty bleak.
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CNN spoke to children in detainment via phone and Skype who described bleak, prison-like conditions.
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Why it matters: Well-wired Republicans privately think chances for tax cuts are still pretty bleak.
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Harvard's general snapshot of 18- to 193-year-old likely voters makes for somewhat bleak reading.
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Despite many bleak predictions, favorable outcomes were reported on the 10th anniversary of the bill's signing.
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The situation became so bleak that someone suggested the colonial government be asked to take over.
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Bleak and barren is the moor / The orphan girl she sheds a tear / And thinks of
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There was the promise of Gary Speed's tenure, followed by the bleak numbness of his death.
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Anyone who says otherwise, he added in his bleak convention speech last month, is conning them.
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"The reality of the situation when it comes to abuse and harassment is bleak," Ghani says.
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In the meantime, the NSIDC's graphs of Antarctic and Arctic regions separately also look pretty bleak.
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And, at a time when everything in the world feels uncertain, scary, and bleak, it's optimistic.
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The tale ends abruptly, on a bleak note, but a rainstorm delivers a glimmer of hope.
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There are good arguments that the full picture may not be as bleak as it seems.
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Two of the House rule changes may do a little to brighten bleak federal budget outlook.
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In Oyamada's bleak world, our work creates a sense of isolation that grows as routines develop.
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"The president's budget paints a bleak picture for the future of transit in America," said Rep.
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Others, like "The Decline and Crash of the American Economy," were predicated on equally bleak outcomes.
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Our long-term financial condition is bleak if we cannot bring ourselves to make spending cuts.
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The end result looks as bleak for borrowers now as it was before the CFPB's rule.
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The Expanse books have always been bleak, cynical affairs, but this new installment feels especially hopeless.
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Also nominated in the category was Rachel Morrison, for the bleak visuals of Netflix's film Mudbound.
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Things may look bleak in my home state, but that's where teens can make a difference.
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The most striking aspect of the Tangier research, however, was how bleak the island's future looked.
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With the outlook somewhat bleak, optimism among service firms was at its gloomiest since late 2014.
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Their outlook upon the world may have been bleak, but they did have style, those chaps.
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The outcome is the same, and the outcome is bleak, in all of her computer models.
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Washed up on a beach Winter is bleak and stormy on the northwestern coast of Japan.
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Vishwanath Srikantaiah, a Bangalore-based water expert, said he thinks that bleak assessment is "an exaggeration".
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He had seen things that made him think that life in our loft apartment was bleak.
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I would expect a lot of punters will stop drinking in such bleak and anodyne environments.
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Despite various measures deployed in recent years to protect this penguin's flocks, the outlook remains bleak.
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Which brings me to my obsession with the utterly bleak Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days.
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Many futurist producers attempt to meld genres, but Amobi's attempts to do so feel uniquely bleak.
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But when you delve down to the assistant secretary level things start to look pretty bleak.
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It was unceremonious and bleak, so in a way, it was exactly like New Year's Eve.
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The state of women in the workplace is well-tread ground, and the statistics remain bleak.
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"Dnepropetrovsk was certainly bleak, Soviet Moscow even bleaker and wintrier," says Borshch says of his homeland.
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But like most techno-utopias, my reality was more bleak and infinitely more conspicuous than advertised.
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In their review, the NME described Get In as "audaciously bleak", and it's impossible to argue.
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In an interview last week, John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE spouted off a number of bleak characterizations.
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The weather of 2019 Los Angeles in "Blade Runner" is bleak, and it's almost constantly raining.
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Meanwhile, the broader picture remained bleak with multiple downbeat data from the world's fifth-largest economy.
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Those who escape end up in over-crowded, under-equipped camps in the bleak Syrian desert.
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So things are looking bleak for incumbents like Heidi Heitkamp, Claire McCaskill and even Jon Tester.
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I was at a dead end, facing the bleak prospect of returning home without my man.
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For Majid Fatemi, a driver with Iran's version of Uber (called Tap30), the future looks bleak.
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When it comes to the critical health care sector, the picture is again bleak for women.
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All day at school, his teachers rattle off bleak statistics about unemployment, AIDS, and global warming.
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But the film as a whole is too rich with incident and surprise to be bleak.
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It's going to get really bleak, but we're still alive, which means hope is not lost.
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Even if the bill does make it to President Donald Trump's desk, its future seems bleak.
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The personal styling service issued a bleak outlook and reported quarterly revenue that missed analysts' expectations.
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But the current situation is not as bleak as it was in the fall of 2008.
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It's also instructive as the presidential race shifts here this week amid bleak prospects for Sanders.
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Prince Khalid al-Faisal returned home from Ankara with a bleak message for the royal family.
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Some comedy is best served bleak, which is exactly the theme behind this regular comedy showcase.
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Founded in 2009 by three journalists, Berkeleyside is a beacon in a bleak local news landscape.
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A few years later, in that bleak courthouse on Center Street, you putup your right hand.
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It's a bleak recreation of the 2017 Las Vegas shooting from the gunman's point of view.
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Amid those figures, experts seem to have a bleak view of the state of information security.
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Thankfully, there is only one team in the West for which the outlook is truly bleak.
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Although things currently look bleak regarding North Korea, there is some room for optimism going forward.
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For young people trying to build the nation's future, the prospects for change sometimes look bleak.
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The trend gained momentum after Soleimani's death, with people posting bleak jokes about getting drafted. Fun!!
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Still, darkness will always be associated with death—and therefore with the morbid, bleak and depressing.
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But his prospects, like those of his main rival, Alliance bloc leader Ulf Kristersson, look bleak.
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"Moonlight" was the progressive art-house underdog, "Manchester by the Sea" the bleak film-festival darling.
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For the civilians trapped by the fighting, life is bleak, and most are desperate to leave.
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It was pretty bleak, and many saw it as making light of mental illness and suicide.
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Buying life insurance wasn&apost exactly fun, but it also helps me rest easyIt&aposs bleak.
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Traders also said a bleak fundamental picture was casting a bearish tone on the wheat market.
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The days look bleak right now, but I refuse to give into cynicism, nihilism or hate.
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That could foretell some bleak numbers for 5G sales, as early units routinely run around $1,200.
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The future of truth online seems so bleak that the experts are experiencing an existential crisis.
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Even by its own modest standards for success, the Democratic National Committee's fundraising has been bleak.
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The audience is looking at Frankie and Johnny, whose situation is only a bit less bleak.
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We are still in a bleak midwinter, with the violence of the summer months far off.
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While I took some amazing literature classes later in high school, ninth grade was unremittingly bleak.
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At the least, you can rely on it to make your cubicle a little less bleak.
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People hated it, complaining in particular about convoluted plotting, questionable casting and an unrelentingly bleak tone.
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Artist Liang Yuanwei describes her studio as an "ivory tower" on the bleak urban-rural-fringes.
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Any sign of "bleak white skin," she adds, also means that blistering may have already started.
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Even by The Americans' standards, this was a very bleak way to start a new season But between this premiere and last season's "Salang Pass," which showed Philip's bleak sexual initiation as an agent, we're seeing his life as inflected with a deeper trauma than we realized.
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BUSINESS • Another bleak day in the Chinese stock markets today has not yet rippled around the world.
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The second half of 2016 and beyond holds a bleak outlook for advertising growth, the firm said.
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A Vigilante is a brutal film, as cold and bleak as its industrial upstate New York setting.
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When it comes to the writers producing sci-fi and fantasy, the future is anything but bleak.
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But for now, the outlook for what is still America's biggest source of clean electricity looks bleak.
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Could the bleak film, a fourth collaboration between Haneke and Huppert, land Haneke his third Palme d'Or?
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When Americans are asked specifically about the next election, the picture looks even more bleak for Trump.
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And if it all gets a bit bleak, you can always go back to watching Wedding Crashers.
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Somehow, he meets his hero, who tells him that maybe things aren't as bleak as they seem.
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The End of the F***ing World may be the bleak, somehow touching show you're looking for.
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With millions of American youths marked by trauma, hunger, fear, and violence, the future looks increasingly bleak.
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By then, she recalled, she had developed a bleak picture of life as a young political operative.
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But there's no clear reason why the lycans also like to operate in grimy bleak underlit environments.
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It's a bleak and cynical view of the young generation, and one that, frankly, they don't deserve.
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Against this bleak landscape, the worldwide ills of democracy have taken an acute form in Latin America.
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Global turmoil pervades The Underside of Power, which grapples with bleak concepts like cryptofascism and late capitalism.
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This opening scene, showing the bleak, empty building that Harris visits to enter his VR fever-dream.
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But the bestselling books on artificial intelligence, robots and automation are the bleak ones, like Mr Ford's.
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Diane Bullock edited together this clip of CGI footage to show how bleak things were back then.
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In her writing Ms Cusk (pictured) pursues a reality of her own, which is often dauntingly bleak.
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If we continue the STEM conversation as it stands, the U.S. is staring down a bleak future.
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Things might seem bleak (and the grey weather isn't helping), but no planetary movement is altogether bad.
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And if halting hypersonic one-upmanship between the US and Russia is a goal, prospects seem bleak.
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That bleak economic reality helps to explain why attempts to promote marriage have such a dismal record.
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And yet as dark as Bandersnatch is, its picture of the creative life still isn't bleak enough.
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This recording by Canadian audio horror collective Bleak December enlists Sir Derek Jacobi as the gruff detective.
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If the bleak predictions of observers such as Mr Luce come true, how might America Inc adjust?
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The future for Hong Kong's property market is bleak, according to a commercial real estate services researcher.
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For both children and adults who have been sent to detainment centers, conditions have been reportedly bleak.
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It launched a turnaround programme to boost revenue and cut costs in response to the bleak results.
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For a national convention, it was a remarkably bleak affair about trouble at home and trouble abroad.
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This new discovery means Twitter's previously reported lack of growth was even more bleak that we thought.
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We could wander through Maximoff's bleak Sokovian childhood in Eastern Europe with her twin brother Pietro a.k.
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In a speech on Tuesday night, Trump said he might terminate NAFTA, saying its future looked bleak.
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While U.S. corporate earnings are seen as a swing factor for the stock market, expectations are bleak.
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During the opening of the congress last week, Li laid out a bleak picture for China's economy.
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It's important to be clear about what this means to understand exactly how bleak Sanders's odds are.
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Yep, season 5 is a little bleak — but that doesn't mean it has to stay that way.
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"The prospect that his scheme will lead to a breakthrough in propulsion is quite bleak," Woodward said.
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While Intel Corp was the biggest drag on the day after it gave a bleak outlook, Amazon.
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It's also a leading title, one that influences the expectations of those who know Beauvoir's bleak book.
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Even the rosiest scenarios for the anti-Trump forces now look pretty bleak over the long run.
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Aldi, a German discounter, offers rock-bottom deals by selling mostly private-label goods in bleak stores.
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It's fairly normal in 2018 to make a bleak Black Mirror joke every 30 minutes or so.
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His electoral success is founded on espousing a view of America both exceptionally bleak and widely shared.
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You know things are really bleak based on the fearful looks on all the other doctors' faces.
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The companies' earnings look especially bleak in comparison with the broad retail picture in the United States.
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The euro gained 0.1 percent to $1.1321, although longer term prospects look bleak for the single currency.
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They were also skeptical the commitments were of sufficient scale to meaningfully change the bleak economic outlook.
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For the time being though, the bleak, if unlikely, alternative scenario - a chaotic no-deal departure - persists.
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But this being This Is Us, "Déjà Vu" doesn't end on so bleak or unsettling a note.
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Taken together, falling investment, slowing growth and political paralysis paints a pretty bleak picture for the pound.
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But there's a general sense of PTSD and frustration over the still-bleak conditions in many areas.
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The imaginary universe of "In the Name of the People", a 52-part television series, is bleak.
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His prospects of increasing his Tour tally looked bleak, however, when he struggled to recover from illness.
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Their bond "gives heart to this bleak story of loss, deprivation and betrayal," Geraldine Brooks wrote here.
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Crasthorpe had conducted a bleak service, had said the necessary words in an accent that appalled Mrs.
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After all, while Clinton's current disapproval rate is a bleak 55 percent, Trump's is 15 points worse.
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Those units do not have the extreme overcrowding and violence of the others but are bleak nonetheless.
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But Trump, who consistently painted a bleak and inaccurate picture of the economy under Obama, prevailed nevertheless.
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"It looks pretty bleak," said one GOP aide who asked for anonymity to frankly discuss the race.
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African-American voters have expressed anger over his recent remarks painting a bleak picture of black life.
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Mr. Adès's bleak, raw take on Buñuel's film is not exactly how I think of the story.
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If all this sounds bleak to those who'd like to see Mueller finish his work, it should.
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From the opening bell, Trump offered a strikingly bleak and even paranoid view of life in America.
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But this year's lack of rain spells a bleak economic outlook for the 32 villages of Nannuoshan.
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Pick through any of Styles' feeds, and you will find nothing but a bleak and empty chasm.
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It's bleak, it's beautiful and Krule's distinctive vocals will drive a metaphorical drill straight through your heart.
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But despite the bleak numbers and charred landscape, tiny moments of hope and love made it through.
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The recession-bound economy and a bleak budget in October have piled pressure on President Cyril's Ramaphosa.
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But it's so determined not to be lurid or bleak that it bleaches itself of troubling complexity.
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Does anyone else have a soft-spot for the bleak and the wretched in their entertainment choices?
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But due to the dearth of female executives, the prospect of finding a female sponsor is bleak.
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Within this bleak regional panorama, trans people in Mexico City are among those most protected — in theory.
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For me, and many others in my position, the next four years seem bleak, hopeless, and terrifying.
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Between the lines: The study paints a bleak picture of scientific institutions' culture and treatment of women.
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These were the sort of predictions being thrown Hull's way, leaving the mood amongst supporters understandably bleak.
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Tremain knows how to show all the terrible bleak things that can happen between mothers and sons.
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