"The impact I've had on people…" he added, choking up.
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"Houston deserves this," said Rene Lopez of Pomona, choking up.
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"The whole thing, it killed me," Frankel said, choking up.
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Everything is the last and I find myself choking up.
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"It's not been good," he said, choking up a bit.
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"She is not doing well," Oprah told Kotb, choking up.
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"It was such a great blessing," she said, choking up.
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"I felt like I failed them," Landrum says, choking up.
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"I felt like I had failed," he said, choking up.
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" Kimmel, choking up, added that Bryant was a "bright light.
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"I don't think it's about actually choking up," Votto said.
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" Replied Garcia, choking up, "This is a dream come true, man.
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"It keeps this living portrait of her," he said, choking up.
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"I'm choking up here, man," he says, as walks off the set.
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Afterward, Mr. Myrie said he had succeeded in avoiding choking up — barely.
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"It all is coming from my heart," he said, choking up a little.
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"She wanted to follow ..." he began before choking up and quickly composing himself.
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"It was really soon before my dad died," Meghan, 33, said, choking up.
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"They have nothing," the former law enforcement officer of 26 years says, choking up.
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"I can't really talk about it," the "We Can't Stop" singer said, choking up.
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"To finally be able to cast a vote for her," she said, choking up.
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"I sincerely regret that I couldn't bring it home for you," he added, choking up.
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"I'm gonna miss you guys the most," she told her backing band while choking up.
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Choking up, he recounted the story of how his father died when he was 16.
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"I was so scared for him and disappointed with the delivery," Wilharm said, choking up.
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"There's no rational reason why I thought any of this," she acknowledges, her voice choking up.
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"It hit me hard, because I read it in the paper," he said while choking up.
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"I'm so lucky to have you love me the way you do," she said, choking up.
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As she spoke of her family, Ms. Marinoni grew emotional, at one point choking up suddenly.
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He began choking up as he recalled the moment Karachi was announced as this year's location.
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By Wednesday, Israel Radio's current affairs anchors were also choking up on air, bidding their farewells.
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"I really, really want you to leave just to make sure you're safe," she said, choking up.
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Nearly choking up at times, Laszlo Krajnyak said he had heard about the bombing on the news.
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Choking up on Friday, she said being first lady had been the greatest honor of her life.
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They could not go more than a couple of minutes without choking up and wiping away tears.
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"It's only been two and a half months, and so much has changed," she said, choking up.
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Choking up on the bat, Davis dug it out and hit it down the left field line.
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"It's emotional because I don't like to see our kids get killed," he said, before choking up.
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" He paused, choking up, and finally said, "Mike's films make me proud to be a human being.
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For Davis, those actions included choking up on the bat handle, a concession few hitters make anymore.
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"Emotionally, you have to be really, really strong for this environment that we created," she says, choking up.
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"There wasn't any day that went by that I didn't think of my mother," he said, choking up.
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"And when I needed some advice and some support, he was there for me," he added, choking up.
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"I am a profoundly religious person," Romney said, choking up as he sought to get the words out.
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"It was heartbreaking to hear that it took something that drastic to change his mind," she said, choking up.
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Exhaust pipes spew pollutants, choking up the 110 freeway and Sunset Boulevard, as cars notch forward inch by inch.
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"I feel powerless that I wasn't able to make the government take action," he said, choking up with emotion.
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There is no data on the overall value of the roughly 900,000 enforcement cases still choking up Portuguese courts.
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Ramey does not consider herself an emotional person, but she cannot watch Bill Clinton on television without choking up.
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Both players ended up in tears, with Osaka choking up as she turned toward Gauff's parents in the stands.
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" In Biden's view, if he were to start talking about his late son Beau, "I might find myself choking up.
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DMX was often emotional in court on Wednesday, choking up as he looked back at family who attended the sentencing.
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"For the first time in her life, Miss Stoical couldn't force herself to go on," her father said, choking up.
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"I've gone through a lot of trauma with nothing to grieve over," Wolf said, choking up in a telephone interview.
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There's choking up while sitting alone in a darkened room watching a live stream, and then there is full-out sobbing.
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" Choking up, she said, "Maybe it didn't work out for me, but it's going to work out for the next person.
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Immediately, she starts choking up, saying how "devastating" it is to have something (her music) taken away from her (via contractual obligations).
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That's an acceptable outcome for the Broncs — the occasional deep shot that falls incomplete prevents safeties from choking up versus the run.
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"I've been kind of emotional about it," Cavallari said, choking up while talking about the upcoming one-year anniversary of his passing.
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"I'm choking up just thinking about Linda in her dress walking down the aisle," her sister and bridesmaid, April Phan, told PEOPLE.
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"I just didn't want him to be alone, ... to be a John Doe," Gooze said, choking up as she recounted the horror.
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"Thank you for feeling the emotion of the film," Mr. Dolan said, choking up as booing continued from critics across the hallway.
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Still, the laptop was fast enough to run Windows 10 fairly well and open several Chrome tabs without choking up too hard.
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"The thought of any children in cages breaks my heart," Collie said, choking up with emotion with her granddaughter by her side.
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"Several on the team profoundly affected … some to the point of tears and choking up," one of them wrote on Aug. 22002.
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Rather than choking up on the bat and just trying to make contact, Republicans are taking a massive cut at the ball.
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"She'd also say she wished nothing but peace and love and care for everybody," he added, choking up and hanging his head.
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"She asked me if I wanted to go for a run," he said, choking up as he testified in a Queens courtroom.
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" Blaming a cold for his state, he joked at one point after choking up, "It's the cold that is making this happen.
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"Even now, thinking about that, hearing him say that in my head, I'm kind of choking up a little bit," Miller said.
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Mr. Berheim tells of some cast members choking up rehearsing a scene in which his character agonizes over burning his draft card.
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Dubya delivered an incredibly emotional tribute to his dad, which ended with him choking up and having to step back from the lectern.
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Ms. Stewart-Cousins, at times choking up with emotion, recounted growing up in public housing and the certainty it had afforded her family.
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"Everywhere you turn, it's just not there anymore," said Richard Hoppe, 61, choking up as he surveyed his family's property in Richland, Neb.
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"There wasn't any day that went by that I didn't think of my mother," one man from a border town said, choking up.
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Co-star Bob Saget even appeared in her intro package, giving props to his TV daughter and choking up a bit in the process.
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"We just saw some people hurting, and we don't have a lot of money..." she said, choking up before she could finish her thought.
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"No parent should have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life," he continued, choking up during the largely unscripted monologue.
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"He's the one guy you can call on to help you with anything," South Line's assistant chief Michael Altenburg told WKBW before choking up.
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Choking up on the bat, he looks like he's doing an impression of a smaller player, but the impression goes away when he starts moving.
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"He had said, 'For something to catch Elon Musk's eye, I can die and go to heaven now,'" said a neighbor, Krista Kitchen, choking up.
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Clinton choking up on the eve of the primary; others said they were put off by what they saw as Barack Obama's churlishness in describing Mrs.
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" Choking up, the 23-time Grand Slam champion said, "Maybe it didn't work out for me, but it's going to work out for the next person.
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"Writing about Wy and Ashley was the most difficult thing for me — how badly they wanted to help me," says Judd, choking up as she speaks.
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A young man of Indian/Pakistani heritage stood up in NY next to his white girlfriend & was choking up so hard he couldn't get words out.
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"One has to die one day, why not die to help a brother in Kashmir to get freedom from this Indian occupation?" he said, choking up.
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"I don't even want to celebrate because so many people are seriously injured," said office worker Felix Wong, 35, choking up in tears as she spoke.
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He appeared almost distraught after McCain's surprise vote and seemed close to choking up on the floor after falling short of his promise to repeal ObamaCare.
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"There was always a Prince song there for me, no matter what I am going through," said Segovia Thorn, choking up as she talked about the singer.
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The game's fastest pitcher could be four outs from a title in Game 7, facing a little guy choking up on his bat to have a chance.
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I jumped after spotting the Formosa Cafe sign, beamed throughout the dance sequence at Griffith Observatory and haven't yet watched the last dance number without choking up.
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The DOO loomed over them all, and some four stories up Needles imagined Dunderhoff choking up on his Wiffle Ball bat, taking a swing at nothing at all.
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That's enough power to view and edit 21K content without the entire computer choking up and maybe play new games at a decent graphics level and frame rate.
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" And in accepting the nomination, after choking up with emotion, Judge Garland said "Fidelity to the Constitution and the Law has been the cornerstone of my professional life.
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"The moment I saw it, I felt like choking up, fighting back tears welling up in my eyes, something hot coming up from my heart," Ms. Park said.
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Then he paused again, looked at his feet, and started choking up as he began to talk about how Noelle "spiraled out of control" more than a decade ago.
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"I, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgment," Ms. Paulson said, choking up as she directed her comments to Ms. Clark.
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"One of the voices that is in my head when someone like you asks a question like that is we cannot let you down," he continued, seemingly choking up.
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"For him to say to me on the phone, 'It's rough in here,' that's a huge statement for my dad," Kempf says, choking up and then composing herself quickly.
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"A week later, we had a memorial service for my wife and I got to take my baby home afterwards," Justin said, choking up a little as he spoke.
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That swipe at Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, was a reference to the senator choking up on Sunday as he recounted his family's immigrant experience.
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"I thought that as soon as I got my citizenship, all these fears that I had would go away, now that I had a U.S. passport," she said, choking up.
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By speaking with such candor — choking up, pausing repeatedly to regain his composure — Mr. Musk made clear just what a steep toll his work was taking on his personal life.
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Winfrey started choking up during an appearance on "Today" with Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager while talking about the backlash against her BFF, Gayle King, over a recent interview.
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But in an age when many hitters accept strikeouts as a necessary trade-off for power, Votto thinks choking up actually helps his power while giving him better bat control.
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"I am committed to proving my integrity and ensuring that history will not remember me as the villain of his story," Cohen said, choking up at times while giving his statement.
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"I request all parents give more time to their children, give more attention to their children," said the father, Imtiaz Khan Babul, a former Dhaka politician, choking up as he spoke.
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"The hardest part is every once in awhile I'll see something that reminds me of him and like now I start choking up and I miss him," he told the station.
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As red and blue lights flash, Miles raps furiously and Collin imagines himself choking up actual bullets, the scene's symbolism doesn't feel specific enough to move beyond the realm of shock.
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And it's been lightning fast in every other regard, choking up only when exporting a 4K file in Adobe Premiere Pro while keeping quite a few other apps open and running simultaneously.
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Alex Trebek got super emotional after a "Jeopardy!" contestant honored the host with a heartfelt message on the final round of Monday's game show ... choking up as he read the guy's answer.
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" In her opening comments, Oh, choking up, took a moment from the gags to say: "I wanted to be here to look out into this audience and witness this moment of change.
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Romney had previously been flushed with emotion, choking up as he announced on the Senate floor that he would vote to convict Trump on one charge, abuse of power, just two hours earlier.
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Killer Mike opened the set with a seven-minute sermon, paraphrasing Dr King, choking up when he talked about his 20- and 12-year-old sons and the fear he felt for them.
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Personally, I had this revelation on my 30th or 40th listen to the duet "For the First Time in Forever (Reprise)" — and, yes, maybe I was choking up a little at the time.
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Obama acknowledged the limits of his words to help heal those wounds, choking up twice as he recalled all of the memorial services for victims of mass violence he has attended during his tenure.
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He also called each of them separately to convey his gratitude and, choking up, told Ms. Lublin that because she and the other witnesses had stepped up, they were able to win the case.
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Choking up as she spoke, Ms. Faehn described how she had passed along a coach's concerns about Dr. Nassar in July 2015, assuming that Mr. Penny would promptly report the information to law enforcement.
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Six days after the news broke, with Lovato, also 26, still in the hospital, Gomez was on the verge of tears and "choking up" when she started to talk about it, according to the magazine.
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Mr. Schumer's nickname — a nod to his choking up while discussing Mr. Trump's immigration order last January banning travelers from seven predominantly Muslim countries — is relatively gentle fare for a Democrat in the Trump canon.
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"I said yes to the fear of being on this stage tonight because I wanted to be here to look out into this audience and witness this moment of change," Oh said, choking up a bit.
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Apologizing repeatedly to his family, Mr. Cohen portrayed himself as a broken man brought down by hubris, at one point choking up and wiping tears from his eyes at the mention of the effect on his daughter.
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Taylor was performing Tuesday night at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa and began choking up as she talked about the verdict she got against former DJ David Mueller who groped her during a 2013 meet-and-greet.
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"In my 313 years as a regulator, this regime is the most glaring example of the greatest, most distressing, type of injustice I have ever seen in the communications sector," Clyburn said, her voice choking up with emotion.
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The torment so profoundly disturbed C.I.A. personnel that some were "to the point of tears and choking up," as a team member wrote in an email published in a 2014 report by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
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Choking up on the knife with one hand and palming the oyster in the other, he snugged the tip of the blade into the oyster hinge, then raised them together to his chest, and popped it open, almost imperceptibly.
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"There's always been that hope and faith of unlimited possibilities to create that American dream, and 2014 I was made a victim of Disney, and they also tore those rose-colored glasses from my face," she said, choking up.
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"It validates the idea that we can expand a coalition not only unified around who it is we're against, but around what it is that we're for," he said of the preliminary outcome in Iowa, before briefly choking up.
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Together they watch as Daddy, choking up on the bat, lines a two-run, game-tying home run down the left-field line for the Cleveland Indians during the eighth inning of Game 7 of last year's World Series.
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Mr. Netanyahu was emotional, too, choking up as he recalled the death of his brother Yoni, a commando killed in a hostage rescue mission in Entebbe, Uganda, in 1976, and the "deeply stirring" eulogy that Mr. Peres, then the defense minister, delivered.
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A couple of days ago, he mentioned that while he dug that his big-bopping young men grooved on hitting baseballs into distant bleachers, there was no crime in choking up on the bat and driving the ball for a base hit.
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" Father Scalia, the episcopal vicar for clergy in the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Va., maintained a remarkable poise throughout his 15-minute homily, coming close to choking up just once and just for an instant when he mentioned the justice's "love for his family.
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Country music's merry maestro Zac Brown is known for his emotionally charged performances, but not like this: clearing his throat again and again, fighting back tears, and finally choking up as his audience sensed he was on the verge of a full-on breakdown.
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In a news analysis headlined "In Emotional Hearing, Kavanaugh and Blasey Present Senators With Stark Choice," Peter Baker writes, She was nervous as anyone would be describing the worst moment of her life, choking up at the memory of a violent encounter that happened 36 years ago.
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"I stayed silent for many years, but later in my career, as the military grappled with the scandals, and their wholly inadequate responses, I felt the need to let some people know I too was a survivor," she said, choking up as she detailed what had happened to her.
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With an explosive spread of Pacific oysters from Asia choking up the Danish shoreline and harming local species, Chinese companies have come up with a quick fix - they will import the unwelcomed shellfish and send armies of tourists to Denmark, so that the Chinese foodies will guzzle them up with crushed garlic and chilli sauce.
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Now was no time for self-pity, she said, and yet she went on to lament, choking up at times, that she no longer dared to go out for shopping or to get her hair done, for fear of being met by throngs of young people in black T-shirts and black masks (black is the protesters' preferred color).
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Related: North Korean Meth, Motorcycle Gangs, Army Snipers, and a Guy Named Rambo Prior to the sentence being handed down, Hunter stood and offered a tearful apology for his actions, choking up as he mentioned the support he had received from his family members, including his sister, Karen Sue Hunter Adams, who traveled from their native Kentucky for the hearing.
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UCSF and Kaiser Permanente are hoping that teaming up with Waze for its carpooling services will help it address the issue of traffic and parking shortages at its Mission Bay, Geary and Parnassus sites, according to the company, and Waze Carpool will now be offered as a part of their existing transportation demand management programs, which seek to drive down the number of single-person cars choking up roadways and available parking.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah), a senior member of the panel, said Kavanaugh helped save his nomination by responding forcefully to questions from Democratic senators and choking up at times when remembering the lifelong female friends who have stood by his defense.
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