"You don't get no consolation, there are no consolation prizes," Towns told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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It's called "Songs of Consolation," and it was a medieval musical retelling of Roman philosopher Boethius's magnum opus, The Consolation of Philosophy.
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It's a consolation prize that its archives won't be scrubbed, but still, a consolation no less: Those posts were and remain of importance.
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My only consolation is that Bharara's whole scheme has collapsed.
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If he wins the BAFTA, it's the ultimate consolation prize.
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That was little consolation to swimmers, who watched the video.
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But Frog Fractions 2 is a pretty good consolation prize.
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" "This prize is consolation for the whole of Burundi's people.
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Is there a line beyond which there is no consolation?
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The show's construction made Bryan feel like Rachel's consolation prize.
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"The only minor consolation comes in their timing," Bown wrote.
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Many mothers, she said, still lacked even that small consolation.
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It will be little consolation given what might have been.
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As consolation, he offers her access to his private toilet.
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I believe many people find in it something like consolation.
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It's also a powerful tribute to the consolation of words.
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"That would be a truly awesome consolation prize," Scott said.
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The 100 pieces that make up "Consolation" are all unique.
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Noren beat Thomas in the consolation match, 211 and 2132.
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Take a 10 percent sales commission if it's any consolation.
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Airport officials tend to toggle between offering optimism and consolation.
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And that seems to be a great consolation for them.
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That his presence is a consolation to a frightened nation?
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A listener is unlikely to experience catharsis or find consolation.
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But both coaches would find little consolation in doing so.
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The Lobos and Badgers will meet in the consolation game.
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A small consolation: The established premium brands prefer premium gasoline.
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The statement offers little consolation to those possibly facing deportation.
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A Brazilian official knelt with her, hugging her in consolation.
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A small consolation is that the republic has weathered worse.
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That is no consolation to the families of the victims.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)A small consolation is the rapid charging.
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And if it's any consolation, Donald Trump still loves you.[Bloomberg]
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But that's little consolation to those workers hit by the shutdown.
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Often that was of little consolation to the teams that suffered.
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The consolation was that Kashmir was promised a lot of autonomy.
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Not too bad of a consolation prize, if you ask us.
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A small consolation gift for missing out on your iPhone dream.
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Female friendship was not a consolation prize, some romance also-ran.
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Our only consolation is that the trolls are few in number.
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VP Of Product at Instagram was kind of a consolation prize.
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This feels a little bit like a consolation prize for viewers.
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Most potential clients were less than thrilled by the consolation prize.
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That may not be much consolation for the partners of snorers.
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Boethius wrote The Consolation of Philosophy while locked in a tower.
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But there is a being that demands consolation, too: the ghost.
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I pity you, but I offer this cool dunk as consolation.
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Yes, the days may be dwindling down, but there is consolation.
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And so Annie is fired, with a week's wages for consolation.
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That's little consolation to the people who have lost their homes.
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They each were given a surprise $25,000 check as a consolation.
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Bloomberg wouldn't be king… but kingmaker might be an acceptable consolation.
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I say we make the other four play a consolation round.
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But the House by itself is a kind of consolation prize.
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Which leaves Ed with the feeling that he's her consolation prize.
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France finished fifth, defeating England, 3-2, in a consolation match.
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"Wes was furious, so no consolation from him," Ms. Chua said.
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As a consolation prize, they will receive only a local diploma.
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Matt Hedges scored a consolation goal for Dallas in stoppage time.
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The Bruins (45.53-2) will play Chaminade in the consolation bracket.
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The Horned Frogs will take on Wyoming in Tuesday's consolation game.
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The Cyclones (3-2) will meet Alabama in the consolation bracket.
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The one consolation is that it is not financial crisis redux.
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As a consolation prize they sent the company's second-string lawyer.
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This is intended as consolation, but it's no help to me.
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"Legislation is the consolation prize," Greenesmith of Political Research Associates said.
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Only the teaching goes satisfactorily, and that's no consolation at all.
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The loss of the $2500 million income came with one consolation.
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Small consolation prize ... but hey -- beats working a 9-5, right???
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The Spartans will meet Georgia (4-217) in the consolation bracket.
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The Wildcats (4-573) will oppose Bradley in the consolation game.
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Long Beach takes on Charleston in the consolation bracket on Friday.
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"I don't know if that's like a consolation prize," she said.
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But the coming season holds two "Trostpflaster"("consolation bandages," in German).
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But for investors with large sums at stake, that's no consolation.
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Most (or let's be honest, all) of us won't ever get that chance, but there's a consolation inside this consolation: the GR Supra Racing Concept is being added to Gran Turismo Sport in an April update.
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There is some consolation for restaurant-goers who cringe at the cacophony.
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He also denied that getting the 2028 would be a consolation prize.
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In the episode, Haqq turned to sister Khadijah and Kardashian for consolation.
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That won't solve cap issues entirely, but it's a nice consolation. 20203.
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The $766,800 consolation prize lifted Fowler over $30 million in career earnings.
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"Consolation puppies" were handed out to nominees who didn't win their category.
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It's the best consolation there is for being rejected by Nathan Lane.
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There were a couple consolation prizes to give out in the beginning.
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Reconstructing "Consolation" wasn't easy, and it took many years of hard work.
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Without stinting on traditional Ellroy pleasures, it contains more hope and consolation.
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But the relative efficiency of this recapture is not necessarily a consolation.
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I am getting better with each interview, so that is some consolation.
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The consolation bag included a Fiera vibrator last year, according to Shape.
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Xavier (2-3) will face Illinois in the consolation bracket on Wednesday.
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Texas (3-1) and Colorado (863-1) meet in the consolation game.
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This time around, many of them were in need of consolation, too.
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Uber is taking a 17.7% stake in Didi as a consolation prize.
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Some consolation Siri isn't the only element of Apple's artificial intelligence strategy.
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Brazilians take consolation from seeing the rich and powerful held to account.
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As a consolation prize, the rest of us get the Lego store.
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The Owls (220-211) will meet Old Dominion in the consolation bracket.
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The consolation is we're playing well, we're getting chances, we're getting opportunities.
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Those that don't make the championship bracket will play a consolation game.
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The brownie was flavorless and only offered its comforting warmth as consolation.
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And then he offered $10,000 to sign Ramirez, almost as a consolation.
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One consolation is that our appetites are today more global than European.
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It works the other way around, too, obviously, if that's any consolation.
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The apocalypse I dreamed of was different, and presented a different consolation.
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Throughout "Ghosteen," Cave ponders love, faith, loss, consolation, mortality and time itself.
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The Badgers (4-2) will meet New Mexico in the consolation game.
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He doesn't even have the consolation of feeling that he saved lives.
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It sounds like an excuse, but it's the only consolation I have.
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The one consolation for SoftBank CEO and Vision Fund visionary Masayoshi Son?
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This might be a consolation prize to conservatives seeking to eliminate CFPB.
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It was equal parts intimidation and consolation — in other words, motherhood itself.
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The Gamecocks (4-2) will play Northern Iowa in the consolation game.
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College of Charleston (29-228) will meet Providence in the consolation round.
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The Braves (4-2) will oppose Kansas State in the consolation game.
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Southampton scored a stoppage-time consolation through another former Chelsea player Ryan Bertrand.
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As Milbank explained, individually wrapped Sarah Lee pound cakes were offered as consolation.
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That's sorta the way it goes, you take what consolation you can get.
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"So it started out as a consolation prize and it's become a favor."
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Normally, nothing—but that's little consolation for the former prime minister of Pakistan.
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That sliver of silver lining for the establishment is small consolation to Rubio.
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But to Evans, the move would be more like a sad consolation prize.
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If it's any consolation, Rodrigo Duterte still appreciates and cares about Manny Pacquiao.
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The second consolation lay in the contrast with the devastating quake of 1985.
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So take some consolation in not being alone, if you're going through it.
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Has having a big dick ever provided you with emotional or psychological consolation?
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Good thing he has the consolation prize of likely being the next POTUS.
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Which is ... PERINO: Consolation price, I know, but I can do the accent.
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Nervous mothers who turn to pregnancy forums for reassurance will receive scant consolation.
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That last bit — hashed passwords — may be one small consolation from the breach.
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But if it's any consolation, the internet is already full of mouse tubes.
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Its a consolation prize for engaging in a major conflict for the cause.
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But a close consolation would be for Marco Rubio to fail as well.
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If his ratings should collapse, consolation prizes will not make anyone feel better.
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The Antelopes (3-33) will oppose Utah on Friday in the consolation bracket.
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So did the band feel some consolation that their headliners snagged the trophy?
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The perfect consolation for one of those rainy days: this savory mushroom galette.
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Also missing is Oliver's darker work, the poems that don't allow for consolation.
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Oklahoma (27-201) faces Portland (793-279) in a consolation game on Friday.
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If that doesn't work, Comcast would still prefer a consolation prize to nothing.
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Lotta Schelin got a consolation goal for the Swedes with two minutes remaining.
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Was this a consolation prize for not having a woman named secretary general?
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The answer - Italy and the Netherlands - did not seem much of a consolation.
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Mogil later showed that mice were capable of consolation — another sign of empathy.
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But if they did, there was one consolation: They got ice cream bars.
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"It's not a consolation prize to visit New York City after the holidays."
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City's consolation goal came in added time when Sergio Aguero converted a penalty.
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The consolation prize: They get to keep their Bloomberg-issued iPhones and MacBooks.
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Lime, Bird, Jump and Lyft have some consolation: On Thursday, Santa Monica, Calif.
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The notion of "consolation" is one I suspect Krug would regard with suspicion.
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Simultaneously expansive and reassuring, they are, for many, the very definition of consolation.
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The protracted timeline for demolition offers small consolation to the site's current tenants.
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Further development of the Penn Station site should not be a consolation prize.
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Her grandmother's consolation comes in the form of reading aloud from Gogol's stories.
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San Diego State (2-193) takes on the Musketeers in the consolation bracket.
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Buffett's consolation prize is $100,000 for the employee with the longest surviving bracket.
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As some consolation, he could bring his medical expertise to bear on art.
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I consider that a consolation prize for lost wages if he's deemed unsafe.
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The point is that the movie causes such a persistent trickle of sorrow, you wish you could talk it over with someone who's made a career of offering consolation, even under circumstances in which no true consolation is to be had.
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Perhaps in seeking consolation for their repeated failures, the NeverTrump faction will take consolation in their own alternative fable, a Lost Cause narrative whereby they are the true heirs of Reaganism, usurped from their rightful place by the orange Pretender.
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That ever-present feeling has one consolation: it can make hyperinflations quick to end.
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If not, looking just like an A-list actor is a nice consolation prize.
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One of the three autonomous submarines got the name instead as a consolation prize.
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He received a $3 million consolation prize, while Schauffele finished third in the standings.
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This all sounds unbelievably awful, but these victims died instantly, if that's any consolation.
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It's a small consolation, but I guess we have the added benefit of time.
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As far as consolation prizes go, having a whiskey named after you isn't bad.
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One consolation for Mr Takeuchi was his work environment and the support it gave.
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As consolation, and to keep the name alive, a submarine was dubbed Boaty instead.
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The two-time defending champs, meanwhile, scheduled their consolation party at a local hospital.
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The outcome was little consolation for Lotterer, who accused Bird of a "disgusting move".
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Of course, that's hardly a consolation for someone who's been mistakenly marked as dead.
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She almost succeeds at both activites, since Derulo's cousin is a welcome consolation prize.
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If they don't get him, Griffin will do just fine as a consolation prize.
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Sometimes having your heart broken on national TV can come with a consolation prize.
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As welcome as Trump's loss will be, such celebration and consolation would be premature.
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It's no consolation, but this part of London has bled before, and risen stronger.
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Oregon will face Oklahoma on Sunday in the consolation championship of the "Victory" bracket.
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Needless to say, that's hardly much consolation for all the pizza enthusiasts out there.
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As Aston Villa ponders its fate, it might take consolation from one further thing.
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Yet the former secretary of state has a dual consolation which Mr Trump lacks.
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The performance was some consolation for the Cubs after Schwarber's struggles in recent weeks.
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The Tar Heels (5-1) will oppose No. 17 UCLA in the consolation game.
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If what I write in the book and in related materials is consolation, great.
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Denied the medal, he was awarded a silver plaque instead, as a consolation prize.
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If there's a consolation in reading these books, that's where it can be found.
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But there is some consolation in the recognizing that it could always be worse.
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Knowing that she had a choice would have been a tremendous consolation for her.
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It's some consolation, probably, that Kaepernick is still getting paid a lot of money.
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"I needed consolation — I needed the word from God," she said, her voice breaking.
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Mr. Becerra was in line for a huge consolation prize in the House, however.
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This Is Us, after all, earned her an Emmy nomination — hardly a consolation prize.
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If it's any consolation, I receive several letters a week about ugly tribal discord.
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I'm sure that's enormous consolation to the grieving parents of that pledge, Timothy Piazza.
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But if it's any consolation, I'm a man with absolutely no power in Hollywood.
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And of course there's the consolation of watching Mr. Cumberbatch exercise his peerless technique.
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That she's chosen to be a winged monkey as well felt like small consolation.
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As he left Baylor, he got a $4.52 million payout as a consolation prize.
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One consolation: Though ARTech will go away soon, the museums that created it won't.
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At that moment, the thought of renouncing the consolation of getting tipsy seemed unendurable.
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It's a small consolation, in the end, but at least it guarantees transport. ♦
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While it may not entirely be consolation for Canadian commuters, they are not alone.
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That was no consolation for Lonnie D. Mitchell II, the man who was shot.
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In the midst of all that, writing haiku may have been his sole consolation.
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Orwell's consolation, as a literary critic, was that he could have been something worse.
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One consolation: Though ARTech will go away soon, the museums that created it won't.artech.splashthat.
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The losers go into a consolation bracket that coaches and players seem to dislike.
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This will be small consolation for the future taxes needed to pay off debt.
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If it's any consolation, no NFL team knows this any better than we do.
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If it's any consolation, I also cringe every time I hear that synthy opening.
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The answer, I think, is consolation, including the consolation that comes from being part of a Christian community — people who walk alongside us as we journey through grief, offering not pieties but tenderness and grace, encouragement and empathy, and when necessary, practical help.
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Its only consolation is that the former incumbent, the Socialist Party, is even more downcast.
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This potential updating of physical law will be slim consolation to unlucky average-sized ants.
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But Hufeld, who also sits on the ECB's supervisory board, said this offered little consolation.
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Scunthorpe were denied a consolation goal when fullback Jordan Clarke's fierce shot struck the post.
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But Comfort+ is really a consolation prize for elites since an upgrade is nearly guaranteed.
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For clients who are worried about Social Security disappearing, advisors can provide consolation, McClanahan said.
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In the meantime, a common market of their own may serve as a consolation prize.
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Raise your hand if you're looking for a little cosmic consolation after Mercury's latest retrograde.
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If it's any consolation, I grew up without Instagram, and I turned out just fine.
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The EBRD presidency search will also be complicated by the traditional "European consolation prize" dynamic.
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Bill Huizenga (R-MI) said, on his way to treat his staffers to consolation drinks.
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Yang immediately began calling them, offering consolation and encouraging them to seek mental health services.
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The only consolation is that commercial war does not necessarily come with a mushroom cloud.
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Fortunately for Abu-Kifah and his charge, this is a moment of consolation amongst pain.
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As a consolation to the public, the NERC dubbed an exploratory auto-submarine Boaty McBoatface.
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If it's any consolation, two out of its three reviews on Amazon are five stars.
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But if you can't be Rogers Hornsby, Mookie Betts is not a bad consolation prize.
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"The only consolation for this horrible thing is we can create change," Calderoni told PEOPLE .
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The Cardinal (2-21994) will take on the Gators in a consolation-bracket game Thursday.
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The only consolation is that when it comes to lacking trust, they are not alone.
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But-- but we did split-- there's a $100,53 consolation prize for whoever does the best.
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His ball clattered against the pin but did not drop, a birdie only minor consolation.
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One consolation is that other former telecoms monopolies, such as Telecom Italia, did even worse.
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" His consolation was that "the God who loves me, loves me even through the mistakes.
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If Berkshire lost Oncor, it could receive a consolation prize, a $270 million breakup fee.
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They'll still be synced to the Microsoft To Do app, as a minor consolation prize.
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If there's any consolation here, it's that China's system isn't particularly cutting-edge or efficient.
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But don't feel too sorry for him -- $400,000 should serve as a nice consolation prize.
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It's some consolation that the $6.88 billion which GIC invested in Citi has been profitable.
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As a kind of small consolation, the package includes a note from CEO Pete Lau.
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Of the two teams, Basel seem most likely to nab a consolation Europa League spot.
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They have the very minor consolation of knowing that their situation is no longer unusual.
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They couldn't afford the beach a mile away, and so their consolation was the birds.
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And that sometimes, the best consolation for a broken heart is a crispy cold martini.
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His only consolation was scoring the single point on offer for setting the fastest lap.
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Tyler can't be too upset, with the likes of Gigi Hadid as a consolation prize.
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But movies win for all kinds of reasons besides great writing: consolation, sheer verbiage, momentum.
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The Gardens of Consolation , by Parisa Reza, translated from the French by Adriana Hunter (Europa) .
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I ate one with the grim consolation of knowing I'd gotten exactly what I deserved.
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The Waves will oppose the Knights (3-2) in a consolation-bracket game on Friday.
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But winning streaks are a small consolation if the games that really matter are lost.
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When their father called Gillian his sensible daughter, it had sounded like a consolation prize.
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"She'll be young forever, but that's not a consolation prize for a life," says Lee.
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He treasured the thought that anyone who heard it might find peace and consolation there.
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The Garden of Consolation is a place to visit during the impossibly hot summer months.
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The Pirates (230-267) will oppose the Golden Eagles (265-23) in the consolation bracket.
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The silver medallists' only consolation was also being inside the old mark with 26.96:25.90.
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If it's any consolation, to you or to me, I'd make a terrible criminal too.
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Monday night, OU's consolation game arrived in the form of the Sugar Bowl against Auburn.
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Sisters have the ability to make each other feel better, even if it's an accidental consolation.
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But this dance party of one is the carnival game consolation prize I'm happy to win.
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And now it's about the consolation of having kicked all that and turning your life around.
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Since neither of those things will happen, Zuckerberg stepping down would be a worthy consolation prize.
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But for Democrats and liberals who have made Trump their singular enemy, perhaps that's no consolation.
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Perhaps the kindness and enthusiasm of Mexican fans will prove to be a decent consolation prize.
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In the afternoon consolation, No. 7 Boston College cruised to a 13-2 win against Harvard.
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But the consolation, and perhaps the potential, of these films is that they are, well, horror.
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The only consolation is that this case can't possibly drag out as long as Mr. Green's.
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The staff room is a place of recuperation and consolation from the chaos of it all.
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It is little consolation to gay and transgender Indonesians that the government's outrage may be feigned.
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Winds to rustle leaves Another consolation to the busy weather pattern will be bouts of wind.
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In the episode, Haqq turned to sister Khadijah and to best friend Khloé Kardashian for consolation.
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I can take some consolation in knowing that we weren't the only clone couple out there.
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If you read the beginning of this post, though, these hints probably aren't a huge consolation.
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And planks inside the platform have often been reserved as consolation prizes for the runner-up.
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The Bulldogs (3-1) will oppose Middle Tennessee State in the consolation bracket, also on Thursday.
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Russian robots kept going to the moon until 1976, but it was a mere consolation prize.
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Clinton's consolation: she still ended the night with more delegates, thanks to her mega Mississippi win.
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J. era, there is at least one consolation we take as Simpson tries to move on.
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Back in Ohio, Ruby isn't shy to offer steaks as consolation prizes, graduation presents or rewards.
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The knowledge that her lost love was in a happy heterosexual relationship provided Flannery with consolation.
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Not even the miserable consolation of a New Jersey Nets game or a Jimmy Buffet concert.
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If your ticket has two correct numbers out of three, you win a $2 consolation prize.
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It is the music of unquiet nights, in which music itself is the only consolation. ♦
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This literary-political hyperawareness might sound intrusive or unhelpfully cerebral, but it actually reads as consolation.
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" It's hardly any consolation to conclude that "it was everyone's fault because it was no one's.
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But the greater consolation in thinking about this work at this moment lies in its details.
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Many a preacher, whether for castigation or consolation, has pointed out their all-too-human foibles.
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While not a ton of cash, it's not a bad consolation prize for a failed startup.
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Only the Royals are worse, which is little consolation given just how bad the Royals are.
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He won the 2019 season lead title, a consolation after his disappointing second place in bouldering.
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As a consolation prize, he will be made the No. 1 vice-chairman of the CPPCC.
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Though I had hoped to see my first sloth, this was a pretty good consolation prize.
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The only consolation was that it was a one-way charge, from Brooklyn to Staten Island.
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The music does that, with consolation in its melodies and a life force in its rhythms.
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Consolation is what people should spread on social media right now -- not doomsday predictions, he says.
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She was talking as if India becoming Pakistan's murderous other was a consolation for our failings.
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"We don't get to have big hearts, remember that," Dr. Carson told him in apparent consolation.
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His main consolation was imagining how the firm could expand across post-war America, like Sears.
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Afterward, Stacie Wooten, the victim's sister, said Mr. Hall's death had brought a measure of consolation.
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The player Bonomo defeated heads-up, Fedor Holz, comes away with a $6 million consolation prize.
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But that will likely be little consolation to critics who really just want an edit button.
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That will be little consolation to Argentina, which has not missed a World Cup since 1970.
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The only consolation is knowing that Apple's already renewed it for at least one more season.
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I usually found myself being offered the obligatory consolation prize: a role in the dancing chorus.
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Boettcher took home a $1,000 consolation prize to add to the $97,002 from her three victories.
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Missouri State beats DePaul in Vegas Classic consolation game Alize Johnson collected a game-high 17 points and 12 rebounds to help lead Missouri State to a 69-58 victory over DePaul in Friday's consolation game of the Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic at Orleans Arena.
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However, she doesn't admit it when Sabrina approaches her for consolation at the end of the episode.
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" If it's any consolation, "World News" has lately outperformed its even more embattled competition, "NBC Nightly News.
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And Americans bothered by the sudden disappearance of Obama policies have at least one consolation prize: WhiteHouse.
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But the outpouring of grief by so many ordinary people has been a huge source of consolation.
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While important, President Trump's statement provides little consolation to communities facing backlash and criminalization in America today.
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I'm grateful to our president for taking the time [to] share with us his comfort and consolation.
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For those who fail to impress, there is unlikely to even be the consolation of useful feedback.
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" In addition to calling Abasolo a "rebound," Bigger previously called Lindsay's husband-to-be a "consolation prize.
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It should be some consolation for the absence of the Galaxy S8, which definitely won't be appearing.
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Though that probably isn't much consolation to anyone who's already devoted dozens of hours to the game.
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Sotiris Dounoukos, the director of Joe Cinque's Consolation, tells VICE that Anu never reached out to them.
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But if it's any consolation, you can always transfer music directly to the smartwatch from your computer.
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Mr Abdullah contested that result, eventually securing the invented post of "chief executive" as a consolation prize.
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That no other footballing powerhouse has joined them will be little consolation for the country's grieving fans.
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That such a pattern has been used in tennis tie-breaks for decades was of little consolation.
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The submersible robot got its moniker when it became the consolation prize in a 2016 publicity stunt.
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Teresa told Extra that one consolation in his sentence is the improvement she's seen in his fitness.
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After the election results came in, many discouraged Hillary Clinton fans took solace in her consolation speech.
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Ashkan Dejagah netted from the penalty spot in the 92nd minute to give the visitors a consolation.
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I'm not going to take any consolation or anything else about how we played the second half.
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The only consolation she had in Abigail's death was the fact that her unborn baby had survived.
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I hated practice and you have to understand, the 221 metres is also the consolation prize, anyway.
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Suri, Knox and Kinhult received consolation prizes of exempt spots into this month's British Open at Carnoustie.
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Were these, and the raft of plaudits and prizes they received, any consolation for her youthful struggles?
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The phone supports AptX HD and LDAC codecs for high-quality Bluetooth audio, if that's any consolation.
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It was little consolation when he discovered a friend from Saraqib, Yaser, in the cell with him.
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And while that money may eventually be able to buy physical comforts, it can't provide spiritual consolation.
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Prayer is useful as a consolation to the suffering and anxious, and as a proof of affection.
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But on Saturday afternoon, that was small consolation to Piller, whose post-round interview ended in tears.
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Arthur: What has the country come to when we can no longer take consolation in Grover Cleveland?
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But that was little consolation for Lindsay Kyle, who made the trip with her partner, Jaime McMullen.
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Meanwhile, they had nothing to offer to the people of Kashmir, not even a word of consolation.
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The show's Emmy seemed more like a consolation prize of sorts than an actual acknowledgment of merit.
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There's no guarantee we'll actually use any of it, but boy does the consolation prize feel good.
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Her voice also lends itself to the endless layering that becomes both her shield and her consolation.
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Meanwhile at another table, some single guys overcome by booze hugged their backpacks as their only consolation.
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The mac does come as a side portion with the Salisbury steak, but that's hardly a consolation.
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But it is a short-term consolation, a brief opening of the valve to let off steam.
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If all we share with the Anglo-Saxon literature is language, then that is a remarkable consolation.
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The only way to do that is through magic, which is precisely the consolation Yolen gives Hannah.
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That's not much consolation to them or their teams, but maybe it matters in the big picture.
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And I don't mean this as consolation prize, along the lines of: But she's really, really nice.
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With the contest all but over, Barcelona managed a late consolation goal through the substitute Asisat Oshoala.
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If it's any consolation, this is common, especially in industries that are consolidating or contracting, or both.
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But there is little consolation for Woods after his first round in the U.S. Open since 2015.
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"The book of Revelation is not a book about predictions but a book of consolation," Lehner says.
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She renewed her DACA permit in April of this year, but that was no consolation on Tuesday.
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That inexorable cycle of recrimination and consolation is what gives the play its genuine pity and terror.
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The only consolation I can offer is that I do believe such data will be available someday.
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But the sex scene that follows, and the interloper who accompanies it, complicate even this consolation prize.
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As with Spike Lee's Oscar for co-writing "BlacKkKlansman" last year, it's often an Academy consolation prize.
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Another five finalists, like Wunsche take home $2668,000, and ten other finalist win a $2,500 consolation prize.
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I have made beneficial connections in online forums where thousands of people trade advice, encouragement and consolation.
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If it's any consolation, the showers should ease up by Sunday and next week is looking splendid.
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Two days later on October 4th, victims received some small consolation in the form of a settlement.
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That was little consolation to the victims' families with the tragedy taking place during the holiday season.
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If it's any consolation to Eagles fans, "Madden" predicts it's going to be an especially tight game.
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She earned some consolation - as well as a $22012,21500 bonus - on Friday with a stunning world record.
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In consolation, the department gave him a civilian position as a code-enforcement officer, inspecting derelict properties.
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That they would have that consistency offered me bittersweet consolation — even, it seems, a spot of relief.
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Alabama (2-3) goes to the consolation bracket to face Iowa State (173-2) in the evening.
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Canadian air traffic controllers sent their American counterparts hundreds of pizzas as consolation for working without pay.
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She didn't take home the Oscar, but she did get a great consolation prize — a LEGO statuette.
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Ryan Reynolds lost the award but scored a sweet consolation prize from Andrew Garfield at the Golden Globes.
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The casting director called and said, 'As a consolation prize essentially do you want to be Betty Brant?
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And, in some cases, another posting, one requiring neither congressional approval nor any prominence, is found as consolation.
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Most MCU movies offer but one chaste consolation kiss, often between characters whose romance is contrived at best.
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Fortunately, she's getting out — but with Wes laying in a drawer in the morgue, it's not much consolation.
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Grieving mother Arroniz drew some consolation from the fact that investigators found some remains of her son Bernardo.
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Given the many ways in which Brexit will damage Ireland, these jobs would be merely a consolation prize.
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One of consolation puppies just got walked past me so the night is pretty much downhill from here.
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Music provides the not inconsiderable consolation of at least temporarily defying gravity, in all senses of the word.
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Moving with less-than-tactful dispatch, the church's pastor, Greg (Marc Kudisch), has begun slathering on suggestive consolation.
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I was waiting for him to take up the responsibility of my consolation prize, and he silently declined.
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That was little consolation to Nehemy, who says that as months turn into years he's losing precious time.
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Later, after Alice's mother visits and she's reminded of their disappointing relationship, Alice looks to Camille for consolation.
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The only consolation the endlessly infantilizing Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) can provide June with is a bran muffin.
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But he might not care because four more years at the White House could be his consolation prize.
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"From what was shown last night I think Bryan was the consolation prize," Bigger, 29, tells the hosts.
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There was no consolation prize Sunday, when the Mets went down in order against Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen.
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As far as consolation prizes go for the snowballing nightmare of climate change, these clouds are pretty stunning.
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Eddie Royal returned a punt 65 yards for a consolation touchdown for the Bears with 5:09 remaining.
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I suspect I might too late for a career in racing, but this is a suitable consolation prize.
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A small consolation is that it began showing positive growth only during the fourth quarter of last year.
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It is no surprise that he sought consolation in Freudian psychoanalysis, in which he never lost his faith.
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The Dead: Walder's eighth wife (Catelyn's consolation kill after watching Robb and Talisa get slaughtered before her eyes).
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Korea's talismanic forward Son Heung-min struck a scorching consolation goal in stoppage time from outside the area.
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What followed was a downward spiral with food and binge eating, which she says was her only consolation.
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Here are some highlights: My quarterly consolation to West Coast tech reporters waiting for Twitter earnings before 4am.
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Gill closed the 80-minute service, which was filled with reminiscences, tributes and consolation for the mourners gathered.
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It is more a consolation prize to religious leaders than the harbinger of a new God-fearing era.
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But when he does, he'll also throw red meat to his base as a kind of consolation prize.
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Montana (0-3) has a quicker turnaround with Saturday's consolation-round game against the Creighton-Washington State loser.
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But Mr. Mordue said such gains provided little consolation to less skilled factory workers facing an uncertain future.
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Still, there was some consolation: Gerhard Berger and Michele Alboreto would start third and fourth in the Ferraris.
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California was to be, in Sanders's own words, the "big enchilada" — or, at least, a nice consolation prize.
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The rest of us, it seems, will have to settle for that old familiar "inner beauty" consolation prize.
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These events offer a send-off to seniors and a chance for teams to get a consolation trophy.
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If this advice isn't consolation enough, then consider the many success stories that began much later in life.
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If it's any consolation, Calvin, this Taylor-Tom romance should guarantee lots of eyeballs when the video drops.
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But instead of successfully bothering the president, they settled for a much darker consolation: severely harassing Trump supporters.
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But an N.F.L. owner's box is so exclusive as to make even the White House a consolation prize.
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That's surely no consolation to the victims of racism, but Dr. Pauker's findings seem to confirm Baldwin's thesis.
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Before I met my husband, I treated therapy like a consolation prize for not having a romantic partner.
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That may come as little consolation for Ms. Ayres and others who complained of their treatment in London.
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For those ambitious but unlucky folks, there were no "thanks for entering" gift baskets or any consolation prizes.
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Zeus, feeling a little bad about the situation, gave Tiresias the consolation prizes of prophecy and long life.
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That is no consolation to Ms. Jubran, the butcher's wife, who is trying to imagine her next move.
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As a consolation, try to remember that property values do generally rise in New York, particularly in Manhattan.
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For Youzhny, the only slim consolation was that for the first time, he won two sets from Federer.
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He was going through a difficult period, he confessed, and it was a consolation to see his father.
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The consolation, though, is that all of these books are excellent, as bracing and astringent as a slap.
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Elizabeth Warren's only possible consolation for her poor showing was that she came in ahead of Joe Biden.
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It was merely a consolation, however, as Halep then converted her second match point with her fifth ace.
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As his yearning deepens, electronics, feedback and a chamber orchestra swell around him as some kind of consolation.
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As a consolation, Rockstar shared six brand new images of Red Dead Redemption 2, including the photo above.
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Hans relents, and as the days pass, Adrien becomes a surrogate son whose recollections bring the couple consolation.
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Maersk was undoubtedly collateral damage for Notpetya's designers, though that was little consolation to Maersk shareholders and customers.
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Arizona State wins consolation game over Tulane Arizona State guard Torian Graham had 22 points and guard Shannon Evans II had 403 points in the Sun Devils' 80-71 victory over Tulane in the consolation round of the Tire Pros Invitational at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
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If it's any consolation, you will learn much more from this rejection than she will from her easy win.
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It's not often that a $109 million fundraising round is considered a consolation prize for a budding tech company.
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Kafka's "The meaning of life is that it stops" remains scant consolation when life is robbed unexpectedly or prematurely.
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I was later assured that, had he died, I would have been notified, something there's no consolation in knowing.
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It's not much of a consolation, but while the spacecraft will be gone soon, its science will live forever.
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Perhaps some consolation may be found in the money that was saved by selling the puts in the morning.
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In a statement, Murphy said "Marco Rubio abandoned his constituents, and now he's treating them like a consolation prize."
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Thankfully, this issue won't affect most women, but that's small consolation for those whose lives might depend on it.
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Not that it will be any consolation to the burghers of Middle England, preparing for a stint behind bars.
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Alonso received a penalty for unnecessary roughness on the play, but that was of little consolation to the Ravens.
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However, you can take consolation in the fact that the next season (if there is one) will revisit it.
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In a statement, Mothers Against Drunk Driving said it was "small consolation" that Mr. Couch would remain on probation.
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"After the way the Senate treated Merrick Garland, I hope this isn't some idea of a consolation prize," Sen.
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Nicholas Pinchuk, CEO and chair of Snap-On, said Tuesday that manufacturing jobs are more than a consolation prize.
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That will not be a consolation to the next batch of black playmakers to come through the academies, however.
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But she can take some consolation from the fact that even more, 39%, think the same of her opponent.
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The award for Best Director will almost certainly go to Moonlight's Barry Jenkins—but only as a consolation prize.
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If there's any consolation, Negeen said, it's that the Ghaisar family has realized they're not in this struggle alone.
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But the consolation for Britain's Conservatives would be unopposed power — without compromise with Brussels or the regions — for generations.
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Columbia lost to Davidson in overtime in the East Regional semifinal before beating St. Bonaventure in the consolation game.
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On Sunday, after finishing tied for third at four under, Yang celebrated her consolation prize: a trip to Rio.
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Edris hauled Farah to his feet as his other rivals all wanted to give him a hug of consolation.
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"Consolation" (1996) — reconfigured as a site-specific work for this show — is a wall-based sculpture in 100 parts.
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It might not be an alien civilization, but something totally new to science is a pretty nice consolation prize.
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If it's any consolation, relatively few projects merit such extra care, but with those, welcome to the new normal.
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The Christian leadership's statements of condemnation and consolation have come through government-approved channels like Pakistan's Muslim Ulema Council.
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He said that his one consolation for not getting in was knowing that none of his peers did, either.
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Grant is wary of the idea that religion, therefore, is merely a kind of consolation for the very poor.
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It's small consolation that my FOIA request has turned me into a minor celebrity in the government-transparency world.
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Anthony Rizzo, the Cubs' first baseman, sensed that this year's wild card felt like a consolation prize around town.
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We're told his only consolation is a hug hello and a hug goodbye will be permitted with each woman.
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Countless mistakes were made and certainly improvements are in order, but that's no consolation to people in Florida today.
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The recording's profound heart is Liszt's transmutation of Wagner, in Mr. Levit's hands a miracle of control and consolation.
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" And some consolation for wounded investors, from Bloomberg: "Not even hindsight could have helped you make money this year.
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It's little consolation that they seem unlikely to influence the 17 current members of the Fed's monetary policymaking committee.
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In the end I couldn't give him the card, and I mouthed my words of consolation with little conviction.
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Try telling a Panamanian that Felipe Baloy's late consolation goal — the country's first in the World Cup — was meaningless.
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Her consolation prize, one that Sanders was happy to give her, was that she had cut down Mike Bloomberg.
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They may argue about whether our ever-proliferating political, ecological, technological and zombie-infested nightmares offer caution or consolation.
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That summing up would probably be too sentimental for Maxwell, who carefully resists the clichés of uplift and consolation.
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Favorite Entrée: Mandarin Orange Chicken If it couldn't win for favorite overall, favorite entrée isn't a bad consolation prize.
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Gonzaga will oppose Arizona in a semifinal game Tuesday while Illinois will oppose Iowa State in the consolation bracket.
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Ruskovich's language is itself a consolation, as she subtly posits the troubling thought that only decency can save us.
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It's also the house Earnie Shavers, the hardest puncher of the 1970s heavyweights, visited for consolation after Ali's death.
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Tax season can bring about headaches, but many Americans look forward to the annual consolation prize: a tax refund.
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She might even find consolation, as you suggest, in knowing that something positive for your health came of it.
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My one consolation watching Israel pursue its current path is to think that it is doing itself damage, too.
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There are no penalties for behaving terribly, no point deductions for proxy wars, traps, or lies, and no consolation prizes.
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For some, the promise that one country, two systems still has at least 30 years to run remains a consolation.
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Telling the same story in 2008, Banks then revealed that the role was offered as a sort of consolation prize.
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She's smart, but not defiant: Though she turns Billy down, she flashes him her bare chest as a consolation prize.
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And if it's any consolation, I speak from experience when I say that homecoming hugs are the BEST. ONES. EVER.
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Chloe may not have received the job she wanted, but a personal response from Pichai isn't a bad consolation prize.
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That's some consolation for those who believe that, for all its imperfections, we're better off with Obamacare than without it.
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But there is a consolation, says David Kendrick, who specialises in dealership transactions at UHY Hacker Young, an accountancy firm.
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Make that 33 with the Milestone Award, and Lambert's heartfelt speech made it sound like anything but a consolation prize.
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When Gianforte ran against Rob Quist for the congressional seat in the special election, it was essentially a consolation prize.
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It was little consolation that Neal's father had stepped in front of his son and was glaring into his face.
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That the Labour Party, which met in Brighton this week, is equally torn over these issues is only small consolation.
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For some women, his words were a source of consolation in the emotional and therapeutic labyrinth they had to navigate.
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And that's just fine, because Pam and Jim will always be there when we need some relationship inspiration — or consolation.
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But now Adult Swim Games is offering an insane consolation prize: a full Pokémon-style mobile game called Pocket Mortys.
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The small consolation is that when it comes to scientific issues, reality won't go away regardless of what you deny.
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As a consolation to this untenable slight, at least Flynn got to really pull the release on a working Scorpion.
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For James, a seemingly minor argument with her husband could make her "feel crummy" and turn to food for consolation.
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Small consolation, that, for those who haven't seen their stocks rise in the time since America was doing the "Macarena."
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But odds are that if you've been tased by an off-duty cop, a cake will be of little consolation.
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Getting to read a #fakenews book excerpt at the Grammys seems like a great consolation prize for losing the presidency.
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Sadly, for officials in Brussels working to navigate as smooth a Brexit as possible, these data will offer little consolation.
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And though it was small consolation, CBP assured the public none of the images had appeared on the dark web.
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She told KGO that her only consolation about losing her only child is that Lisa died peacefully in her sleep.
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And with worthy options like upscale brand Hyatt Place, the choice to reserve a hotel is hardly a consolation prize.
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I remember looking at the CDs in the car ride to the airport thinking, one, what a sweet consolation prize.
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This spring, Mr. Galack's family won a confidential settlement against P.T.S. But Mr. Galack's son, Jordan, found it paltry consolation.
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People swarmed both the new champion and the unseated one to offer congratulations and consolation for making it that far.
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Kim, meanwhile, received a hero's welcome and a consolation gold medal when he returned to South Korea after the Games.
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Or are they the dream-life, the memories, that provide bittersweet consolation in a reality from which we cannot wake?
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For employers unable or unwilling to increase workers' pay, amenities might also provide a sort of consolation prize, economists say.
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The transaction represents something of a consolation prize to investors who objected to EQT's purchase of Rice Energy last year.
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Is this a consolation prize for the serial failures of Trumpcare before what must be a thoroughly embarrassed Republican Congress?
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For longtime opponents of the bank who had hoped for its demise, Mr. Garrett's confirmation would be a consolation prize.
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Democrats could seek censure as a last resort, but likely would be reluctant to pursue a purely symbolic consolation prize.
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One point of consolation, at least the financial sector has one of the most sophisticated network defenses of any sector.
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Australia scored three goals in each half and Emmaculate Msipa got a consolation goal for the Africans in injury time.
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Junior forward Billy Wampler scored 17 points for Wright State (3-2), which will meet SMU in Wednesday's consolation game.
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The 22 people who died in your store this past weekend deserve more than words of consolation to their families.
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The 22 people who died in your store this past weekend deserve more than words of consolation to their families.
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If it's any consolation, Freeform recently ordered a reboot — though, instead of having the parents die, they're deported to Mexico.
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One consolation was that, unlike during Obama's inauguration, it was easy to walk around, because the crowd was so thin.
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But if it's any consolation, at least our food system probably won't change very much over the next four years.
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It's some consolation to think the soulless automata that will eventually replace you might also be cute enough to go viral.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger took to Instagram to offer a consolation video, captioning, "To me, you're the best, no matter what they say."
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"We should expect a pause and maybe a bit of a consolation, as we say, before the next run," he said.
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However, learning the details of Monteith's death is no consolation — instead, it's a reminder of how incredibly sad his story is.
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Ilhan Omer deserves more than a consolation phone call from Jack Dorsey for his decision to leave the president's tweet up.
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But do not be fooled: it would be a consolation for American withdrawal, not a triumph for the liberal world order.
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Her skill was a comfort and consolation during those long hours in hiding ("the products of my pen are piling up").
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Rogers' positive influence reaches beyond his target demographic, and I still turn to him for consolation or assurance as an adult.
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That is little consolation for the small number of universities, struggling to attract applicants, which are said to be near bankruptcy.
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All they got was a consolation prize: the opportunity to take a photo with a life-size cardboard cutout of him.
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If you booked a ticket or a hotel (or both), though, the Supra Racing Concept is a pretty decent consolation prize.
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Old age is supposed to offer the consolation prize of wisdom—but if you lose your memory, wisdom vanishes with it.
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As a consolation prize, the band released a few songs from V as a farewell live album and that was it.
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If it's any consolation, we will also not be adding Hot Dog Mode (where all UI elements are yellow and red).
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After delaying a promised 2018 arrival (while offering a beta as consolation), Google Assistant is finally arriving on select Sonos speakers.
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Last year, Berkshire Hathaway's March Madness contest resulted in eight winners who split the $100,000 consolation prize to get $12,500 apiece.
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Some Boaty McBoatface fans are finally relieved knowing that the name will live on, and not just as a consolation prize.
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Ray's at his most hopeless in the cellar, failing to deliver on every lullaby request Rachel throws at him for consolation.
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Like when the estranged male coworker from five years ago reaches out with consolation, then immediately steers the conversation toward sex.
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The family won a $6 million settlement from the city, but it's small consolation for the loss of their son. Preach!
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It's like a consolation prize we give ourselves in order to feel like the relationship wasn't a complete waste of time.
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Substitute Jozy Altidore scored a consolation goal for the visitors in stoppage time but it was too late for the Canadians.
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No words of consolation can change the hard facts: Millie has lost her baby and there will not be another one.
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Lochte was next at 1:56.22 and had no complaints about the consolation prize: his only individual race at the Olympics.
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If it is any consolation, there is some mediocre evidence that flossing does reduce bloody gums and inflammation known as gingivitis.
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And for the rest of us, it is no small consolation to be able to say that we were all witnesses.
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Substitute Jozy Altidore scored a consolation goal for the visitors in stoppage time but it was too late for the Canadians.
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Fans of gone-too-soon shows never get their feature-length consolation prize, and it's not because they don't want one.
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If you're one of the billions of people who will not see this year's eclipse, don't fret; there are consolation prizes.
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But if it's any consolation, Cancer season means the Sun is lighting up the sector of your chart that rules cash.
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And if it's any consolation, Darnold is far from the first quarterback to struggle with the Patriots so far this season.
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The only consolation we have over Alex's departure is the fact that Chambers left on his own terms, unlike some people.
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Not that it will be much consolation, but many people struggle to find self-worth apart from career and external validation.
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Simple. Distraction, joy, consolation, a chance to describe how buildings speak — and speak, historically, personally, deeply and differently to different people.
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Her consolation prize will be joining her Stanford teammates on Sunday at the Silverado Showdown, a collegiate women's event in Napa.
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But that was small consolation on a day in which the Yankees may have lost a vital part of their lineup.
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Now sisig numbers among the world's greatest foods to eat with beer, a sip and a bite, one consolation after another.
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They are out so I end up getting peppermint chocolate beignets as a consolation prize and E. gets a mint julep.
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I found some consolation in poetry, but otherwise, for the first time in my life, I did not care to read.
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" — Louise Jackett Joe Cinque's Consolation by Helen Garner "It is a sad book about a young man's death and it's consequences.
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But Bentsen's infamous "you're no Jack Kennedy" burn toward Dan Quayle had to earn him some sort of consolation prize, right?
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That is little consolation to Ms. Valentine, who continues to take classes in the hope of earning her degree in May.
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And yet some women who have given birth in recent weeks have little consolation to offer these anxious mothers-to-be.
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I don't share that belief, but in those last months I was sometimes consoled by the thought of my parents' consolation.
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But adherence to the aphorism isn't any consolation for the struggling bureau and doesn't remove the tarnish from its damaged reputation.
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In the course of phone conversations with Henry Kissinger and Hubert Humphrey, he sounds more in need of consolation than congratulation.
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The rebels have found consolation and warmth in visits to the camp by loved ones they have not seen in years.
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Your one consolation, and ours, is that your dishonesty is a mere grain of sand on the great mountain of falsehood.
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As a consolation prize, the 20,000 backers who did not get coolers will get a whopping $20 each from the company.
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Through his eyes we feel the terror of Fourth of July fireworks, the shock of sudden movements, the consolation of alcohol.
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The only real consolation Rhea could take from this (once she finds out) is that it's maybe possibly mutually assured destruction.
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Ironically, the last meeting between the Owls and the Aggies came in the consolation bracket of the Orlando Invitational in 2010.
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Her big, moist eyes shift from fear and sadness to a kind of consolation, weariness and resignation — from innocence to experience.
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To take these victories as reason to keep the filibuster is to mistake the consolation prize for the first place trophy.
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The last time the Warriors were toppled in the N.B.A. finals, remember, they emerged with Kevin Durant as a consolation prize.
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Yankees manager Miller Huggins named him team captain as a kind of consolation prize and a guarantee of future responsible behavior.
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The one consolation is that Tyrion makes a point to hear the "long story" of Bran's transformation into the Three-Eyed Raven.
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If we can't fix ourselves, we have nobody else to blame and one consolation is that the Earth will recover given time.
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Vivians finished with 23 points and McCowan collected 17 points and 225 rebounds, but that will provide no consolation, only empty statistics.
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Venus Williams may not be leaving Australia with an Australian Open trophy, but she might have gotten an even sweeter consolation prize.
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If America's giants need further consolation, they should look across the Atlantic to Europe, where banks' reporting season starts on April 24th.
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As a consolation, the owners gave the Chargers one year to decide whether they wanted to share the Rams' stadium in Inglewood.
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Many disaffected voters have sought post-election consolation in the idea that Donald Trump's presidency might create a surge of reactionary work.
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D.C. Longoria was crestfallen, but if it's any consolation, the Telenovela star was swiftly escorted to the bar on the show's set.
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That's a consolation, but it's also just about all they have in terms of a foundation for the next good Angels team.
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But that's precious little consolation given the potential for President-elect Donald Trump's Justice Department not to move ahead with the case.
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Ultimately that didn't pan out after parent company Delivery Hero pulled the plug, but that's likely little consolation to Delivery Cube's founders.
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He ran again in 2008 and when he came up short, Barack Obama offered him the consolation prize of the vice presidency.
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If it's any consolation prize to Styles, though, Payne wasn't too excited at the idea of anyone from 1D babysitting his son.
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I have to draw amusement from its price as consolation for putting up with the incredibly pretentious presentation about the phone itself.
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The maids, like many desperate people today, feel no consolation in their poverty—only a growing sense of injustice at their fate.
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Together they crossed Park Avenue South, heading north and turning west on 25th Street, a mass of souls in need of consolation.
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Haiti's consolation goal by James Marcelin at 69 minutes received the loudest cheer of the evening, speaking volumes about his team's effort.
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Deeply admiring someone is supposed to be a consolation for — and not a contradiction of — using him or her as a weapon.
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Ponsot found her way through nature (she might have been happiest as a metaphysical garden poet), but she promises nothing like consolation.
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As a consolation, Tennessee passed a "trigger law" instead, which would automatically ban abortion if the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
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For the Americans, a bronze is a consolation prize, not even as good as the silver medals from the last two Olympics.
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So far, Mr. Trump has won about 42 percent of delegates — a share that has offered some consolation to his beleaguered opponents.
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If nothing else, taking climate change personally—while not what's beyond your control stress you out—might offer small but necessary consolation.
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And the Christmas 2018 consolation prize of a partial end to geoblocks is just that: A piecemeal offer that doesn't change much.
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It's a small consolation to know that she'll inevitably get an invitation to return and prove herself à la Cynthia Lee Fontaine.
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It has little flavor on its own but arrives topped with raw Scotch bonnets or habaneros: first the burn, then bland consolation.
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More of that kind of investment will be a handsome consolation prize — and the losers won't have any giveaways to justify, either.
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During Riopelle's long periods of absence, Mitchell lived alone in Vétheuil, where she found consolation in renewed observation of the surrounding nature.
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And the Netherlands, which was not even in the race, was handed the bronze by virtue of winning the consolation race earlier.
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Between their Senate gains and a few surprising gubernatorial victories Republicans probably have enough consolation prizes to feel O.K. about the outcome.
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The eight children this nameless woman has raised are some consolation, but the philandering husband she never left was a major miscalculation.
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But this miscarriage rocked me to my core, and I quickly searched for consolation in others who had experienced the same thing.
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Francis said in his message he hoped his visit could be a "consolation and ... encouragement to all Christians in the Middle East".
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His very English ironies do not scour or scathe, like Evelyn Waugh's; instead, by a charitable sleight of hand, they offer consolation.
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No small consolation, Penn State instead went to the venerable Rose Bowl, but the committee had prioritized consensus opinion over concrete achievement.
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I don't know if it's a consolation prize for Ada, or what it is, that she turned out to be fantastically interesting.
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If you have ever had to suffer through an outbreak of lice or fleas, here's some consolation: Dinosaurs totally felt your pain.
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The Boston Bruins barely escaped a postseason matchup against the league-best Washington Capitals, but their "consolation prize" doesn't offer much relief.
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There is also, for me at least, consolation in the conviction that we are part of an unfolding drama with a purpose.
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Consolation prize: After dropping out of the White House race he ran for and got to keep his Senate seat. 2. Rep.
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A better consolation was the devotion of his friend Joseph Severn and the memory of the love of his fiancée, Fanny Brawne.
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It's sad but true, but at least the coffee chain is giving us a consolation prize for our loss: an epic clearance sale.
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It might be little consolation for most, but not everything that came out of this week is a complete-and-total unmitigated disaster.
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Companies whose customer databases are hacked often give a free year of credit monitoring, one of the major services Equifax provides, as consolation.
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The operation also gave Maduro an important consolation prize after he failed to secure new financial investments on a recent trip to Moscow.
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While the companies won't gain much from the small $5,000 investment, having Ranadive on their cap table is probably a good consolation prize.
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In fact, the memory comes to a halt right there, at the moment when she looked to me for deeper consolation and guidance.
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In them, the real and the imagined, the material and the allegorical, intersect at shifting angles and provide fresh perspectives and lasting consolation.
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Verizon — which had turned down the chance at that exclusivity — was casting about for some kind of consolation-prize phone for its customers.
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However, neither of those is much of a consolation prize as MoviePass's incredible deal for moviegoers begins to look less and less incredible.
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The winner will play either Texas Tech or Boston College in a title game Sunday, while the loser gets a consolation game. 2.
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Google added its Assistant to the iPhone last year, effectively giving a consolation prize to those who use both it and Apple's devices.
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" It's small consolation, but Amazon says that when all of the above goes wrong, "in-home delivery is backed by Amazon's Happiness Guarantee.
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And hey, if it's any consolation, many of us here at Gizmodo dot com were raised by TVs and we turned out fine.
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At least the Oscars' organizers don't think so: They're putting Elvie in the "consolation goodie bag" for nominees who don't win, Yahoo reports.
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Though Hebert fell short, he got the consolation prize of a spot in the British Open which starts at Royal Portrush on Thursday.
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Fortunately, Instagram's newest multiple account support will offer some consolation for the hassle of writing out "pancakes" in our brunch captions this weekend.
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As he grew, he developed his natural gift for music, which served as a consolation when he struggled to keep up with friends.
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Plus it's a nice consolation prize to be able to toss out Cappy and use it as a stepping stone across wide gaps.
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My collection was confiscated and, as a kind of consolation prize, my mother purchased me several roll-on lip glosses, which I loved.
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He disappointingly failed to qualify for the 2016 Games, but perhaps a role in the opening ceremony could be a consolation prize. 13.
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If you miss out on the top pickups at receiver on the waiver wire, McLaurin would be a more-than-suitable consolation prize.
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Renato Augusto scored a brace and substitutes Lucas Lima and Gabriel also goaled for Brazi, while James Marcelin put in Haiti's consolation goal.
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Later, Aras told the Washington Post that Putin had sent Trump a sort of consolation prize—a note along with a decorative box.
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Their power paled in comparison with the groundless vacuum that they sought to mask, and my restless mind would have nothing of consolation.
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The film crosscut scenes of Lenny stabbing himself with scissors in an all-white bathroom with scenes of schoolyard humiliation and maternal consolation.
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And finally, a slice of watermelon as a consolation to the prime minister for missing out on capturing the eclipse on his phone.
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What we have are people gathered together for comfort and consolation as a reaction to institutionalized depression—and thank God they've done it.
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Ollie and the Huskies will look to regain their footing Tuesday against Division II Chaminade in the consolation round of the Maui Invitational.
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If there was any consolation for May, it was that her internal adversaries appeared set to fight off the attempt to topple her.
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That sort of freewheeling internet may be gone for good, but the chance to listen to things once kept secret is a consolation.
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Kathie Whelchel asks: Do you have any thoughts on President Trump offering Kris Kobach a position in his administration as a consolation prize?
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In the old stories, those outside the community rarely helped or cared; our ancestors' consolation came only from one another and from God.
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We got the funny lady Tuesday at LAX and asked about PETA bitching that James Corden handed out pups as a consolation prize.
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Because of this, the win isn't much more than a consolation prize for Sanders, who had an otherwise disappointing night at the polls.
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They offer their contractors minimal support—only the consolation that the company will uphold its own terms and services, and discharge offending users.
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Poland gets a chance for what would likely be a consolation goal, but Ospina makes his second save on a close-range shot.
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Iceland leaves the World Cup with just 1 point but can take some consolation in being the first team to score on Croatia.
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But new productions opening in New York this month offer consolation and stimulation (and essential air-conditioning) to those staying in the city.
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They led UCLA almost throughout in the consolation bracket championship, and held a double-digit-point advantage for much of the second half.
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Earlier Monday, Northeastern beat Boston College, 4-2, in the consolation game, sending the Eagles to their first fourth-place finish since 1993.
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My father's death is a consolation; he didn't fall and break a hip, or have a paralyzing stroke or a debilitating heart failure.
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Her later portrait photography, critiqued and lampooned the flawless visions of commercial photography, deploying sardonic humor as a means of consolation and defense.
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My only consolation is she is so morbid that she will come visit me in my grave more often than on Rue Boulard.
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One consolation for the teams now faced with the prospect of penalties in Russia is that they will not have to face Germany.
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Collins may not get the Senate seat, but Wednesday's platform will be a nice consolation prize as he seeks to defend Trump. Rep.
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When the choir first answered her, with lines evoking a mother's consolation, its tone was so hushed that it sounded like a memory.
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I suppose at that point, as we bump along the road to hell, it will be small consolation that our intentions were good.
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Those have since been resolved, but that's small consolation for White House staffers and general users who relied on Confide while it was exposed.
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Sunday was better, thanks to a 53-50 Cincinnati win over Penn State in the consolation game of the Naismith Hall of Fame Tipoff.
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"Many of us were struggling to find the right approach to find empathy and consolation without isolating anyone who supported the outcome," he said.
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But during Bailey's breast rejuvenation consolation with her surgeon earlier this season, Burruss said that four of the six Atlanta Housewives had breast implants.
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I don't need any consolation prize-inspired spins on a day that is very clearly and obviously centered around something I don't have: Love.
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In the end, he disgraced the agency and himself, though gained consolation in the millions he made by selling his book to Trump haters.
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But the singer offered a pretty decent consolation prize, inviting the student to a taping of the show along with her sister and parents.
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"Beating this devil virus is the best consolation to the deceased," the broadcaster said in a commentary, echoing Mr. Xi's characterization of the illness.
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Bands are basically business ventures with a crappy selection of consolation prizes—artistic expression, spotty camaraderie, brief moments of glory—substituted for actual business.
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Considering that tragedy, one would expect Louise gets the finale consolation prize of a revolutionary-for-the-time interracial relationship with love interest Whitey.
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But as I sat on the train, shell-shocked by what had occurred, my first reaction was to call someone for help or consolation.
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Her consolation was in becoming only the second Mexican woman to medal at the world championships after Ana Guevara, the former 400 meters champion.
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Black Widow, already robbed of a solo movie, gets a disproportionate consolation prize of becoming Hulk's girlfriend and a woman defined by her biology.
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As a consolation, he could be invited back to hand over power formally to his successor—and perhaps to warble a bit of compas.
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He did not get the coveted nomination for attorney general, and is struggling to claim the Republican National Committee chair as a consolation prize.
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If there's any consolation, one Twitter user did point out that even if theoretically spiders could end humanity, they're not exactly built for it.
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When you talk about a tragedy like this, there are no words that come to mind, there's no playbook, there's no words of consolation.
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And he said, 'It's no consolation, but the impact of her loss and the sense of awareness and safety for younger actors was huge.
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And if it's any consolation, the Yankees won 8-4, and will play the Cleveland Indians in the first round of the MLB playoffs.
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So in the meantime, a ride around the 'Ring with Bugatti boss Wolfgang Dürheimer in the driver's seat seems like a decent consolation prize.
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Frenchman Romain Bardet won the polka dot jersey for the mountains classification, a consolation prize after he dropped out of overall contention early on.
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A. Well, no matter how lost you feel in the morning, there's the consolation of knowing that it'll all be over by 8 p.m.
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With polls suggesting the chances of a 'Brexit' are increasing, investors took little consolation in the preparations that have been made by central banks.
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"The recent bounce in oil prices is of limited consolation for the ECB, as inflation expectations have not seen a similar rise," he added.
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It would have been nice to see, but I did not feel that my views of just Manhattan were any kind of consolation prize.
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"The only carrier of the two families' blood lines carries the burden of their grieving memories and consolation," the Wuxi People's Intermediate Court said.
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Judge Aquilina, 59, who has written crime novels and served 20 years in the Michigan Army National Guard, has offered encouragement, consolation and tissues.
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Such context was scant consolation to Zverev, whose performances at the four Grand Slam events have often underpaced his stellar achievements at tour stops.
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If he had any consolation, it was in the "Romeo" orchestral suites, the first two of which had their premiere before the ballet itself.
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To offer words of consolation, encouragement and (we hope) illumination is to do something that brings comfort, even when we can't provide the cure.
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Neymar has the consolation of being well-compensated by his new team, to the tune of more than half a million dollars a week.
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Turbulence marked the outer movements, particularly in a finale that offered little consolation, while the second and third held their shape, sinuous and desolate.
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You can viscerally feel the raucous atmosphere of the train church, the instability of the cabin but also the mystery and consolation of religion.
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Arsenal's only achievement was denying Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois a shutout, as the substitute Olivier Giroud headed in a consolation goal during stoppage time.
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Mr. Clinton named him ambassador to France, the country to which he had fled from his native Austria, as something of a consolation prize.
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Fiction, in Wallace's view, provides the reader with consolation because of its performance of empathy — of what it would be like to be understood.
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But I cannot refrain from tendering to you the consolation that may be found in the thanks of the Republic they died to save.
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"I'm really grateful to our president for taking the time and making that effort to share with us his comfort and consolation," he said.
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While Belfast, a private industry player, is penalized by his company, the show's finale reveals very little consolation for the men harmed by his actions.
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Bed Bath & Beyond: Cramer hoped Bed Bath & Beyond's Wednesday earnings report would offer some consolation as the retailer continues to fall under pressure from Amazon.
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That's perhaps the bright side to Vine's decline: Many prominent social media users agree that there's some consolation in the many other platforms out there.
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And if it's any consolation, we know Malia might be enjoying this new chapter in her life, but we bet she misses her parents, too.
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Consolation has been observed in animals like chimpanzees and elephants, but it was thought to require a cognitively advanced brain — which the small rodents lack.
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It may be a consolation that both Xi Jinping and Shinzo Abe have mentioned the Thucydides Trap as a cautionary comment on Chinese-American rivalry.
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Cox's widower spoke of the grief of their two young children though he said that public support for the family had been of some consolation.
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The Hub, which has the same features plus new ones focused on the smart home, is what Logitech is offering to Link owners as consolation.
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The schools renew acquaintances for the first time in nearly three years Friday in the consolation game of the 2K Classic at Madison Square Garden.
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As a consolation prize, Nintendo did have the first gameplay trailer for New Horizons, which looks to add a new crafting element to the series.
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So as the UW team steps onto the stage, Prasad hands them a consolation prize—a giant, lottery-winner-style check made out for $500,000.
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A consolation is that dividends, which have roughly doubled since 2014, should continue to rise given the bank's pledge to pay out half of earnings.
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As host of the 2018 Grammy Awards, the Late Late Show with James Corden comedian announced that he's giving out puppies as a "consolation" prize.
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We have officially begun to mourn the loss of those special Valentine's Day White Chocolate Cheesecake M&M's, but there's one consolation coming our way.
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I completely respect Michael Johnson for what he's done in the 2200 metres but the 2100 metres is a different race, it's a consolation prize.
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Stephen Hauschka upped the margin to 236-211 on a 42-yard field goal with 29 seconds left, although that score was a consolation prize.
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That move, immediately lauded by many on the Israeli right, gives wavering supporters a potential consolation prize if Trump abandons a hard line on Iran.
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But that's scant consolation for exporters who fondly remember the days before the 21 financial crisis, when a euro bought 21 Swiss francs or more.
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The only consolation Plessy's advocates had was that, when they brought their case, there were a hundred others also challenging segregation laws in the courts.
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Congress won in Punjab state, offering at least some consolation after Rahul Gandhi, heir apparent to the party leadership, failed again to make an impact.
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Such prospects come as little consolation to workers like Baum, who are trying to figure out a way to boost their earnings on their own.
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The reason they're collaborating: to create the ultimate consolation prize for college students who were just too young to apply to NASA's latest astronaut class.
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Venus Williams did not view her victory in doubles as any consolation after her singles loss, but as another match out there for the taking.
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If there was a consolation for the Yankees, it was that they made Astros closer Ken Giles expend himself in the ninth, throwing 23 pitches.
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In the second movement, she rendered one ostensibly sunny theme with such spidery lightness that the consolation it offered came across as a mere mirage.
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One great consolation of ceding your life to your children's is the chance to force on them the music, movies and morals that you value.
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There is something to admire about Michaux, his perverse integrity in refusing the consolation of metaphor and ignoring the hunger of his readers for meaning.
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The department is also offering a consolation to affected companies, by promising to review a related set of regulations, with an eye toward easing them.
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But the CMS letter did include a caveat that provides some consolation to Republicans officials — in Washington and in Boise — who want to unwind Obamacare.
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Even in offering comfort, there is room to acknowledge that, and a willingness to contemplate this reality with the bereaved can itself be a consolation.
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A small consolation in the growing COVID-19 crisis is that some of our moderate germophobia has begun to feel like a minor super power.
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Another, in love with a man of a different religion, finds consolation in "The God of Small Things," Arundhati Roy's novel of an intercaste romance.
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He watched in dismay as Japan, a central participant in the Pacific pact, secured some consolation in signing a trade deal with the European Union.
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But for a book to be loved this way and turned to this way for consolation and intense renewable excitement seems to me a marvel.
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He watched in dismay as Japan, a central participant in the Pacific pact, secured some consolation in signing a trade deal with the European Union.
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They make the female body — attached to real women who cannot hope to match misogynistic submission ideals — a consolation prize for men on the edge.
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But it was small consolation to Gray, who had seen the progress of his previous two starts wiped out in the space of two innings.
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Two sublime small shows that will last the summer in towns along the Hudson River remind me of something that art is good for: consolation.
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As a consolation prize, Tiberi was awarded the gavel of Ways and Means' health subcommittee, and he also is chairman of the Joint Economic Committee.
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Those possibilities, however, are of little consolation to Mr. Sandberg, the man who refused to keep a girl because of the color of her skin.
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Instead, the ship was given the name RRS Sir David Attenborough and the long-range AUV was christened Boaty McBoatface as a kind of consolation prize.
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Like many customers who visit a beauty store and cannot find what they really wanted, I'd picked out a few hundred dollars' worth of consolation products.
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As a good consolation prize, however, scientists can work with crocodiles—an animal that originated more than 200 million years ago, barely changing over the eons.
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It seemed unfair to send them all away without some kind of consolation prize, so for that reason, CNBC presents its list of Disruptor honorable mentions.
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It's of little consolation that the main characters are getting more screen time, because it means that other characters we love are, well, not around anymore.
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And although some of the more intrusive trackers in Verizon's new app are optional, for privacy-minded customers that's only going to be a small consolation.
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A bar with a good community of regulars is a place to find laughter in good times, consolation in bad times, and advice in confusing times.
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Updated 2799.99:22PM ET, February 2120th: Amazon has sold through its stock of 128GB iPads, though $80 off of the 32GB version is a nice consolation.
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Liverpool's finishing total of 221 points this season would have won them the title in any Premier League campaign before 22016, but that is little consolation.
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You know, and it's really no consolation at all to be right about dark predictions, but anyway that's what happened for me and other early critics.
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In the rare instance of someone's sex selection not working the way they had hoped, the group is supportive, offering kind words of encouragement and consolation.
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As a consolation for their disappointed fans, a newly recorded studio album from May and Ellis, titled Anthems II, is scheduled for release in March 2017.
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My sole consolation was that I managed to get my revenge on the biting insects by eating a handful of termites, which disappointingly tasted like wood.
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The fired coaches would receive a bevy of consolation gifts from NFL sponsors, ostensibly to make them feel better but really just to humiliate them further.
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Sure, you have the opportunity to ease the landing with some social grace, but you are under no obligation to give these people a consolation prize.
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As a consolation prize, I looked down on the lesser summits along the ridgeline at wisps of breakaway clouds swirling and eddying against protruding rock walls.
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One consolation for the mainstream was that the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party of Germany did not clear the 5 percent barrier required to win seats.
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But I tell you, I take pleasure at the end of the day, that's the only consolation, I have a job, I am doing something right.
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They might bring me consolation in a moment of grief; they might, with their hypnotic, circular poetry, tell me something about the mystery of being alive.
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But AEG Live, which is owned by the conservative activist Philip F. Anschutz, received a lucrative consolation prize: permission to host a festival on Randalls Island.
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When cups wobbled off the stacking map or onto the floor, earning the competitor a scratch, or failed attempt, rivals offered words of encouragement and consolation.
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That's probably not much of a consolation for the folks who end up losing their jobs, but it's a harsh reality as the shift takes place.
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But certain automatic weapons, like machine guns, are worth thousands of dollars, making $500 more of a consolation prize for ensuring your gun is properly destroyed.
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Almost two millennia ago, the Stoic philosopher Seneca the Younger, wrote a consolation letter to his mother, Helvia, on the occasion of his banishment from Rome.
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If it's any consolation, those conservative causes have huge accounts, and the checks you should have written are probably within the rounding error of their budgets.
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One potential small possibility is that the smaller object could be a very light black hole, Scott said, which would still be an exciting consolation prize.
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Mandzukic still had time to score another, profiting from a Lloris error, but by then even the Croats must have known it was a mere consolation.
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A small consolation for Mr. Ke was that he played a near-perfect game for the first hundred moves, according to the scientists who designed AlphaGo.
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To many, Ms. Royal's appointment was a scanty consolation prize for a former environment minister who once took a leading role in United Nations climate negotiations.
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In some bad movies, a consolation prize comes when the actors are able to transcend, or just steamroll, the weak material and serve up performance pleasures.
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Insigne volleyed the second from Jose Callejon's cross before Ronaldo netted a consolation, getting between two defenders to turn Rodrigo Bentancur's long ball into the net.
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In the midst of such unease, we tend to seek out moments of cheer or just consolation, and suddenly we have found one, in a cave.
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As a consolation, I'd like to learn what went wrong — and to figure out how pollsters might do better when they puzzle over our polarized electorate.
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While the constellations are small consolation to riders facing misery, the temporary restoration of intercity rail service at Grand Central is still a surprise silver lining.
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When he did finally appear on Tuesday, against host nation Russia, his only score was a consolation penalty that brought the final tally to 3-1.
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The daughter might well be angry about his having kept this secret, but she might also take consolation in the discovery of a new half sibling.
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" It goes on: "Your idea of how things should be is very vivid, and if reality falls short of expectations, your considerable achievements provide little consolation.
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The Ducks look to bounce back from their first loss of the season Friday against DePaul in the consolation bracket of the PK80 Invitational in Portland, Ore.
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Rays 7, Orioles 0 As consolation prizes go, Tampa Bay earned one by locking up third place in the American League East with a win over Baltimore.
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A small consolation: Phandroid notes that the iOS version of Hangouts can only upload 360p videos, while Hangouts on Android lets users upload full HD, 1080p videos.
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One particular variety, the western spotted skunk—which balances on its front legs before it sprays you, as if that's a charming consolation—just got even weirder.
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Soccer club Tottenham Hotspur may have narrowly missed out on clinching the English Premier League (EPL) title, but the club has taken home an unlikely consolation prize.
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It's not a bad of a deal for anyone who wants a Fitbit smartwatch, but it will feel like a small consolation prize for true Pebble fans.
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If it's any consolation, this confusion about the difference between seltzer and sparkling water, one that was pointed out by the New York Times back in 1986.
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Yes, Business Insider got lucky that Axel Springer had just lost out on buying The Financial Times, but it was still well-positioned as a consolation prize.
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It was a consolation that Kim Rhode won bronze in women's skeet, allowing her to join five other athletes who have won six medals in six Games.
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That's little consolation to Valve or its fans who were hoping to be able to get access to the app, which was slated to launch this week.
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He is a bit bummed that I am going out and he doesn't have plans, so as a consolation I offer to order him dinner off Seamless.
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If you're a starving artist who at least finds consolation in the fact that a computer will never take your job, you may need to think again.
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There is some consolation for the Beyhive, though ... because the Queen did recently release something new -- a photo of her 18-month-old twins, Rumi and Sir.
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At least we can all take some small consolation in the fact that none of these episodes will be the Kanye one, since the animation takes time.
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Because Trump is manifestly unfit for office, people of all political stripes have been found consolation in the idea that his staff is really running the show.
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"The consolation is that most children grow into their names — and those who don't can always fall back on middle names, nicknames, or (in extremis) deed polls."
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - For anyone who has ever missed a penalty at any level, there was some consolation on Saturday - Lionel Messi can miss them too.
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The United States won bronze earlier on Saturday after beating the Netherlands, a consolation for the world's top-ranked team in their pursuit of an elusive gold.
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This is partly because the ancient past offers some kind of solace and escape from the seeming urgency of the present — and such consolation cannot be disregarded.
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I think the most essential advice Steve and I have given is the simple consolation that it's going to be O.K., even if it's hard right now.
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Christian Eriksen also scored for Tottenham, in the 03th minute, to build a commanding lead that ensured Cristiano Ronaldo's strike in the 20th was a mere consolation.
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Even if the Yankees are unable to chase down the Red Sox, there will at least be a consolation that they pressured their rivals to the end.
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Wahbi Khazri then added a consolation strike for Tunisia that was met with robust cheers by the massive contingent of Tunisian supporters that had traveled to Russia.
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In a suddenly insecure and crumbling human world, the edgeland and its many layers and lives — human and animal — proved a vital counterpoint and a profound consolation.
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Straying husbands and feckless sons are hardly uncommon in literature or in life, but such knowledge would hardly be much consolation for any specific wife or mother.
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Farrell said that customers would also receive a 5 percent rate reduction as consolation for the failed nuclear project, a nearly $600 million subsidy provided by Dominion.
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The Rebels (5-1) will meet Oklahoma State in the final on Friday, while the Nittany Lions (258-229) will take on Syracuse in the consolation game.
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Bradley stretched a narrow halftime lead to double figures, defeating Kansas State 73-60 Wednesday in the consolation game of the Rocket Mortgage Fort Myers Tip-Off.
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However, it may be a consolation to some that the Cloud Flight S and its included USB receiver work perfectly when plugged into a Nintendo Switch dock.
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Yes, summer will soon be but a memory, but if it's any consolation, at least Labor Day also means major sales — especially on big-ticket tech items.
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It also provided some consolation for team owner Arthur Blank, whose National Football League Falcons lost the Super Bowl two years ago after surrendering a huge lead.
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Missouri tries to rebound from a heartbreaking loss when it takes on Davidson in the consolation round of the Tire Pros Invitational at Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
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The Minutemen (5-1), who were off to their best start since opening 10-0 in 2013-14, will meet the Red Storm in Sunday's consolation game.
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We are drawing some consolation from the recent judgment by Pakistan's Supreme Court telling the military and the intelligence agencies to stay out of politics and media.
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But he found no consolation in losing to a guy who shot 62 in the tougher of the two wind directions on the west end of Maui.
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Except that the test car, as in other Volkswagens, was rigged to perform better in tests than on the highway — small consolation to the monkeys, I'd say.
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All of them look for consolation in places that feel even a little familiar — religious services that share some of the trappings of what they've left behind.
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Donald Trump Jr. tweeted his distaste too: Getting to read a #fakenews book excerpt at the Grammys seems like a great consolation prize for losing the presidency.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The winner of the European Union's jobs jackpot will matter less during the next economic downturn than the one who got the consolation prize.
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