I was like, 'Don't make me cry off this blue eye!
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Joshua Jackson challenged his former Dawson's Creek costar to a cry-off on Instagram on Monday.
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I cry off and on for a long time and don't feel like doing much of anything.
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While she never really said "LET THEM EAT CAKE (20A)," she was beheaded, and so the cry "OFF WITH HER HEAD" is indeed apt.
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In the premiere, "A Decent Proposal," we find out the DJ made Brittany Cartwright cry off-camera by bringing up Jax's cheating at a public event.
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And while we mean that in the best possible way, we do feel it's important you emotionally prepare yourself to cry off all your mascara in public.
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"Where in the world does someone refuse to play another team?" asks Pavel Horvath, the club's exasperated manager, after receiving a call about yet another cry-off.
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Following Rachel Lindsay's season of The Bachelorette, fans were convinced that runner-up Peter — who made Rachel cry off her false eyelashes during their emotional breakup — would be the prime pick.
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La Scala's gala opening night is a highlight of Italy's social calendar, but several top politicians including the president and economy minister had to cry off to deal with the fallout of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation.
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The subsequent "Better Be Good to Me" emerges as a directive from the increasingly self-aware Tina that Ike (Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, lending real heft to a potentially one-dimensional role) had better cry off his adulterous, abusive ways or take a hike.
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In my whole career, I have never had so much response on a television performance. I made people happy with it apparently. I got all kinds of compliments: how special, what did you sing well, we teared up on the couch. It is "The Great Dutch Cry-Off".
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Just over 61,000 people packed into Croke Park on a pleasant, sunny afternoon for the All-Ireland showdown. In the Kilkenny dressing-room the team were faced with a late set-back when Bill Walsh was forced to cry-off with an injury. Jimmy Heffernan was brought in as a late substitute for Walsh. Paddy Grace, the Kilkenny corner-back, also suffered a knee injury.
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Meanwhile, Nita learns the truth about Kieren's part in the robbery. Episode 4 Now the family's sole earner a confident Steph confides in fellow salesperson Hellie, spirited daughter of Bunny, her ambitions for the future. She secretly goes to meet Johnny who tells her that he is an adoptee who has come to Sheffield to find his birth mother. Pauline enjoys hosting Dawn's hen party but Russell, over-awed by the wedding arrangements, seeks to cry off the nuptials, being emboldened by a kindly Brian to save the situation.
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Whilst Emily recuperates in Bath, Serena's fiance Hector and her stepmother, Fanny, have fallen in love; they are much more better-suited to each other than he is to Serena. Serena and Rotherham still have feelings for one another, as well. Rotherham, who has begun to believe that his fiance Emily would wish to end their engagement, is confronted by his young ward Gerard Monksleigh, who is in love with Emily. At first furious and contemptuous of his ward, Rotherham soon realises that they had all made a mistake and tries to make his betrothed cry off.
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Other versions had been produced in different German dialects, including one in Low German, various re-enactments or parodies by different comedians, and a version featuring the German glove puppet character Bernd das Brot ("Bernd the Bread"). In 1992 a color version was turned in the Frankfurt festival hall with Bodo Maria and Macha Stein. The VHS-Kassette/DVD resulted from it was dedicated to the Frankfurter Ufa star Camilla Horn. Camilla Horn was planned originally for the role of the Miss Sophie, however, had to cry off because of illness On 24 December 2011, a digitally-edited satirical version entitled "The 90th Euro rescue summit, or, Euros for No One", produced by Udo Eling and German state broadcaster ARD, was uploaded to YouTube.
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