Depressed people can make their spouses or their partners depressed without them even fully realizing that they're becoming depressed in many cases.
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People often think they're depressed when they're sad, or sad when they're depressed.
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"After the short program, I was quite depressed, so deeply depressed," Hanyu said.
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One of the red buttons has already been depressed, and has remained depressed.
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Precision measures which of the depressed subjects identified by the model were diagnosed as depressed.
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Depressed moms (without treatment) just don't bond with their babies like non-depressed moms would.
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Psychiatric diagnoses can ensnare people in circular explanations: they are depressed because they are depressed.
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Do depressed people neglect their care, or do people who self-neglect then become depressed?
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If you're depressed or a friend or family member of somebody who is depressed, it's hard.
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We didn't know if Facebook was making people depressed or depressed people were retreating into Facebook.
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Out in LA, it's nice every day, so if you're depressed, you're just depressed for real.
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Nine were classed as seriously and three as moderately depressed; three months after taking a dose of psilocybin, one was seriously and six were moderately depressed, while five were no longer depressed.
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"I hated myself for being depressed, I hated feeling depressed, I hated feeling," she told the outlet.
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"I hope it's the best of all worlds: Agriculture is depressed and Russia is depressed," Rogers said.
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For example, if someone is depressed, they are likely to feel more depressed the more they drink.
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Empathy, as he conceives it, would cause a therapist treating a depressed patient to also become depressed.
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In it, the researchers presented both depressed and non-depressed participants with a button and a green light.
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In Buffalo, it's a depressed economy, it's a depressed place, I totally get why people don't like graffiti.
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At first I wasn't eating because I was depressed, and then I was depressed because I wasn't eating.
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"And so depressed people often feel guilty about being depressed and not performing the way they should," he says.
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The series explores the lives of two slightly depressed Brooklyn bartenders running a — you guessed it — slightly depressed Brooklyn bar.
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Student Opinion Have you ever had a friend who was severely depressed, or have you ever been badly depressed yourself?
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It is hard to be depressed, but it is also hard for those who have been depressed to forsake their condition.
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You take SSRIs to stop being depressed, and that works, but then you're depressed because you can't feel anymore. Lose-lose.
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They also found that healthy and depressed individuals used filters differently (depressed people were found to less likely use filters at all).
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But beneath the sillier experiences of sexual awakening lie Nagata's wrenching journey from depressed shut-in to… slightly less depressed shut-in.
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Psychologist Bettina Pause and her colleagues strapped 32 electrodes across the scalps of 25 depressed study participants and 25 non-depressed participants.
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While depressed volunteers were able to identify odors—just like their non-depressed counterparts—their brains were less responsive to the smells.
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Primary care physicians can be mediocre at recognizing if a patient is depressed, or at predicting who is about to become depressed.
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Possibly, I had a little more room in my life to just be depressed instead of anxious and depressed at the same time.
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A 2000 meta-study found that depressed patients were three times more likely than non-depressed patients to be noncompliant with their treatment regimens.
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To be diagnosed as "depressed," they had to exhibit typical signs of a depressed mood as well as changes in their appetite, sleep, and activity.
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And so you can't solve the one problem without the other, you know, if you treat them, uh for addiction, but they're still depressed, they're depressed.
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If you know why you continue to be frustrated and depressed at work, yet you do nothing about it, you'll continue to be frustrated and depressed.
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It can be difficult to acknowledge you are depressed, and it is easy to deny that your children or other loved ones could be seriously depressed.
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In one experiment, researchers had people who were not depressed and depressed people study different groups of words, some of which were related to each other.
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Her team used "blood-based biomarkers to distinguish depressed patients from non-depressed, healthy controls ... [but] some of our biomarkers were also related to inflammation," she said.
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The research team assessed 19 different risk factors for depression in different age groups, comparing people who had never been depressed with people who were currently depressed.
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Scores above a cutoff between moderate (10 to 14) and moderately severe (15 to 19) are considered depressed, while all others below that threshold are considered not depressed.
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That risk has been driven by depressed earnings, depressed asset values and increased health-care costs — causing 74 percent of Americans planning to work past traditional retirement age.
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"For Pinterest, maybe more important than 'am I depressed or not' is what clinical practices are proven to be effective to people who may be depressed," he says.
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Stop making Dan more depressed at the end of the night when he has to go home, he's depressed enough as it is that the night is over.
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Several studies indicate there may be a direct connection between color perception and mood, with depressed patients perceiving the word as a more drab, colorless place than non-depressed ones.
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If there's any way journalists could soften the buildup to their scoops, like do what they can to keep us low-level depressed, instead of massively depressed, that'd be great.
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But much of the most alarming pieces about phones relies on anecdotes or surveys with unclear causation, like do depressed kids use social media, or does social media make kids depressed?
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"If you take two women with the same breast cancer, one's depressed [and] one's not, the woman who's depressed has twice the chance of dying from her breast cancer," Payne says.
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Only once I start thinking about what and who I'm laughing at do I get depressed — and Tony, my seatmate at that first helping can attest — I got depressed pretty fast.
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She had never been depressed before — not like that.
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She just sort of shut herself off... A lot of people are depressed and don't have any idea that they're depressed, and a lot of it is just cutting off your emotions.
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Depressed participants were much better at judging the degree of their control, while participants who weren't depressed tended to assume that they had more control over the light than they actually did.
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Aside from the possibility that I might be clinically depressed, my biggest fear when it comes to seeking a diagnosis is the possibility that I might actually not be depressed at all.
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"We have lots of studies that have come out in the last three years comparing depressed moms who didn't get treatment to those who were depressed but did get treatment," Gopalan said.
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Her research even suggests that women who find their home environments stressful have more depressed moods during the day, while those who find their homes to be restorative experience fewer depressed moods.
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A 2016 analysis found that 27.2 percent of med students were depressed or had symptoms of depression, but only 15 percent of the students who were depressed reached out for psychiatric care.
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Depressed global demand has hit South Korea's manufacturers particularly hard.
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Slightly more than one in 10 obese children were depressed.
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Higher gold prices depressed physical sales in Asia this week.
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You will always be depressed if your life is depressing.
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Besides the physical pain he experiences, he has been depressed.
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I was suicidal, depressed, and had lost almost 20 lbs.
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The depressed responses were not simply a result of unemployment.
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"Seeing the images, we were really depressed," Wesley said Friday.
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I cried many times and felt so depressed while weening.
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While detained, her husband became tired and depressed, she said.
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"I get depressed when I look at Facebook," Alec says.
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We're also more likely to report that we are depressed.
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I was deeply depressed and contemplated ending things at 14.
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We often say we're "depressed" when we're just feeling blah.
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Exhausted, worn out, and depressed, he began drinking every day.
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As a result, they often end up isolated and depressed.
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According to the complaint, she is depressed and feels hopeless.
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He goes from excited and manic to depressed and somber.
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If we're talking depressed, I always go with Brian Wilson.
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It depressed the hell out of me reading this book.
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"Many of our people get depressed in America," he said.
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Others say they have become depressed or unable to work.
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They might also hold clues about whether you are depressed.
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The entire landscape glittered, making me feel even more depressed.
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It's a hard realization, but don't get depressed just yet.
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But Arau admits to feeling depressed and out of sorts.
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This has depressed demand for both equities and corporate bonds.
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A depressed mum is less likely to stimulate her child.
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Cut back to Rob, depressed and insecure about his weight.
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The metal dasher sits in the depressed stainless steel bowl.
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Inflation has been depressed by real factors, says Mr Borio.
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"I don't get the impression he is depressed," Jones says.
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Some people are depressed about the state of American politics.
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Poor weather may have depressed European growth in early 2018.
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I thought, 'What do I have to be depressed about?
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"Deep down, I was so depressed and angry," he said.
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WE'VE BEEN THROUGH 40 YEARS NOW OF DEPRESSED CROP PRICES.
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She forgot what it was like not to be depressed.
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It still didn't occur to me that I was depressed.
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There's been low inflation, and bond yields have been depressed.
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Depressed and suffering from chronic pain, she started using methamphetamine.
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Fraser became "depressed" and blamed himself for what had happened.
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Fortunately, this depressed pooch is one of the lucky ones.
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Often, those who are depressed find leaving the house difficult.
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Spectrum payments depressed free cash flow (FCF) generation in 2016.
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Was he inconsolable and mopey and depressed all the time?
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"I was so depressed when I got here," she remembers.
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Daniela said she noticed her sister became withdrawn and depressed.
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Read This Next: Obama Helped Make Latinx Americans Less Depressed
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Read This Next: I'm a Comedian and I'm Depressed AF
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They're going to be constantly angry, frustrated, maybe even depressed.
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But what about curing the underlying element of depressed prices?
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What Jimmy doesn't know is that Gretchen is severely depressed.
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You know how many people in the hood that's depressed?
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That's what really took me out of that depressed headspace.
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Or why do some depressed areas recover, while others languish?
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When I wasn't on it, I'd be anxious and depressed.
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" The woman described Ford as an "alcoholic, violent(ly) depressed.
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A global wheat glut has depressed prices for several years.
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Plus, people felt less depressed, and their mood was better.
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Despite this, margins may not stay depressed for much longer.
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The gods of being a depressed weirdo are incredibly generous.
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Right now I'm not happy, but I'm not depressed either.
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Had she been secretly depressed or suicidal for other reasons?
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He's called at least once when I was deeply depressed.
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Also, I work really well when I'm depressed or annoyed.
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Transgender students and employees at public institutions were outright depressed.
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His son, who worked at the reception desk, looked depressed.
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Last year, Hurricanes Harvey depressed August sales by 2 percent.
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And when she felt depressed, they added even more medications.
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But all the money and gold diggers left him depressed.
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Because of it, the global price for aluminum is depressed.
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And Betts had mentioned to Creekbaum that he was depressed.
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In it, Baron Cohen visits a depressed town in Arizona.
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"I was told I was anxious and depressed," said Atha.
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Do you know why Americans are outraged, frustrated, and depressed?
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Refugees said they were anxious, depressed and unable to sleep.
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Tell me what you think: 'BoJack, the Depressed Talking Horse.
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On days when I feel depressed, it would be blue.
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Putting aside these macro issues, I was also deeply depressed.
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As a kid, I was depressed and riddled with anxiety.
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Large gambling venues are particularly concentrated in economically depressed neighborhoods.
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" He soon left S.A.B.: "I was depressed; I was embarrassed.
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She moved back to the U.K, poor and severely depressed.
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I got really busy, got depressed, got a new apartment.
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I was not depressed at that time in my life.
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Depressed property values offer lower mortgage payments and tax bills.
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That ascendant leadership offers a bright spot for depressed conservatives.
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It found that two became depressed and considered killing themselves.
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"It makes me feel gross and depressed but it's necessary."
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He would feel depressed and get agitated over small things.
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People with bipolar disorder are depressed most of the time.
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Or you would hear 'he or she is probably depressed'.
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As a result, George becomes depressed, and her popularity plummets.
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Maybe a more informed society is a more depressed society?
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Russ remains emo today, even though he isn't depressed anymore.
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A depressed person wouldn't stop to fondle lilies, would they?
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The effort left her depleted, depressed and desperate for answers.
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So why, he asked, were depressed people treated as pariahs?
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People who are clinically depressed do alienate their friends, yes.
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Those who remain on Earth are sickly, depressed, and desperate.
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Would straight women be titillated or depressed by cyborg hookers?
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People regularly report that they're depressed from doing these jobs.
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And they get to college and they're hugely depressed. Interesting.
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Broke and depressed, he resolved to get his act together.
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"You have to really fight being depressed," Mr. Lanier said.
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Depressed doctors make more mistakes and have less satisfied patients.
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He became depressed — and doctors turned to Kaleb for help.
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Many of those deals involving veterans were for depressed prices.
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I quit my job last year because I got depressed.
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"I was depressed, I was so bored," Ms. Rowan said.
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Why did the response to a depressed economy fall short?
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Tencent shares remain depressed amid a government crackdown on gaming.
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Anyone who is depressed can embrace these and other possibilities.
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"We mostly just moped around lonely and depressed," Jyoti said.
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In her final days, Dalal seemed depressed, withdrawn, and down.
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Without it, I'm D.O.A. I feel anxious, depressed, and exhausted.
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While many experts anticipate severely depressed prices, others see opportunity.
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Kate also said the show made her feel more depressed.
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"I felt depressed when they tried to escape," he said.
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To be depressed feels like a small price to pay.
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But after learning about the Herald story Krzykowski became depressed.
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"Aside from being depressed, I'm just angry," Ms. Fernandez said.
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And depressed users tended to post more frequently, they found.
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"I've lost weight because I'm scared and depressed," Nasimi said.
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I don't like going to work feeling sad or depressed.
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Feeling "terribly depressed and angry," he turned to writing novels.
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Today is the most depressed I've ever been in politics.
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No wonder so many of us are anxious or depressed.
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In some situations, the hormone makes rodents anxious and depressed.
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"Right now, trade across nations is very depressed," he said.
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Going to Mauritius abruptly made them depressed, many became alcoholics.
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Depressed prices are forcing some operators to cut capital spending.
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Feeling blue and being depressed are not the same thing.
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They're even harder when you're depressed or anxious or lonely.
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Sometimes you will feel broken, depressed, forgotten, but persist anyway.
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Even Elisabeth's depressed mother finds a reason to be undepressed.
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And she was depressed, maybe not clinically at that point.
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Feeling depressed and wishing you were anywhere but at work?
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Finally, the depressed robot Douglas Adams promised me has arrived.
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Wong said she felt depressed reading about the recent deaths.
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"We were very depressed by what we saw," he said.
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Read a book, cook a meal, or learn something. Depressed?
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"It's not still up because I'm depressed," Ms. Getty said.
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I am not depressed, not even a little bit melancholy.
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"It feels like your body is depressed," Ms. Rone said.
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Why is austerity in a depressed economy a bad idea?
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Read This Next: Depressed People See the World More Realistically
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"I got depressed because I sold the shoes," Allan admitted.
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JON FAVREAU, President Obama's speechwriter: We were all very depressed.
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The Pearsons weren't just depressed about the death of Jack.
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In 2014, another U.K. study looked at 15,000 children around 9 years old and found that those who were not depressed but showed raised inflammation were more likely to be depressed a decade later.
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And again, it looks like one of them, Mr. Clinesmith, was writing unbelievable text messages that he was so depressed after the election, he was stressed and depressed, and basically saying the resistance lives on.
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They get anxious and some get depressed and they get irritable.
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People who knew Mechkah told Reuters he looked depressed and angry.
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People get depressed in life because they don't know what's up.
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But wait wait wait: artificially depressed speed limits due to construction.
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Do you ever feel depressed like Hannah does on the show?
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Evan Hansen is an anxious and depressed teenager with no friends.
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That really depressed people's belief that this was going to work.
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"My king passed away, so I was... so depressed," she said.
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One minute I like a painting and the next I'm depressed.
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Sales in Hong Kong, the industry's most important market, remain depressed.
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Even at today's depressed prices, oil and gas companies are overvalued.
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Participants reported significant reductions in tension, anger, fatigue and depressed mood.
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Doctors are terribly disenchanted and disillusioned and burned out and depressed.
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If they're not a little anxious, they get a little depressed.
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People say they're crazy or depressed, that they have psychological problems.
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I was sick this day, I was depressed this other day.
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To think that someone can't be depressed enough to kill himself.
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It is common for families to feel burdened, stressed and depressed.
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I thought about dying obsessively, which made me depressed and scared.
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She said I was postnatally depressed and I went, 'Am I?
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But if you become distressed or depressed you can end it.
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It's meant to steer you to one if you appear depressed.
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And then we go on social media and make ourselves depressed.
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Will your birth control make you more likely to be depressed?
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I didn't think it was fair and I became very depressed.
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" He continued: "It really put me into a slightly depressed state.
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"I could tell that she was struggling and depressed," Stone says.
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She comes to supervise the fixing of GRTA, a depressed machine.
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"She stays depressed when she's out there by herself," Howell said.
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She's clearly angry, or maybe depressed, but her motivations are unclear.
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She gets a little depressed but she's a person of faith.
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Much of that was dished out in its depressed north-east.
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"I was very depressed and very, very angry," Mo tells PEOPLE.
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"You get very anxious and depressed" watching this unfold, he said.
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But instead of getting depressed about the situation, I embrace it.
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Even though the summer may be winding down, don't be depressed.
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Hours later, I emerged from my phone screen frazzled and depressed.
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"Folks are just depressed," said Robert W. Baird analyst Brian Skorney.
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Initially, he was too depressed to play, but she forced him.
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You get depressed; you get osteoporosis; you have no sex drive.
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Suggestions that wages have been depressed appear to be similarly unfounded.
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Concern about global oversupply has depressed oil prices since mid-183.
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People also reported that online harassment made them anxious or depressed.
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After the show was cancelled, were you vocal about being depressed?
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Glastonbury, which had been such fun at the beginning, depressed me.
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VIX remains at historically depressed levels, closing at 9.61 on Friday.
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If you're depressed, you don't want me to sink into depression.
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Goh noted that the news appeared to have also depressed the .
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Every one of the restaurant's roughly 2322,2541 employees seemed downright depressed.
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Tens of thousands of American workers will have their wages depressed.
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"It would make me depressed," the "Back to You" singer continued.
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I said to myself, 'I am depressed, I hate my body.
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I can get a little depressed when I'm not working out.
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Depressed asset values there make this a tempting moment for acquisitions.
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Maybe they're depressed, maybe they're anxious, maybe they have social anxiety.
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If the economy were severely depressed, that could be effective stimulus.
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But check out why Ron's not that depressed about William's passing.
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Can a smartphone detect whether a user is suicidal or depressed?
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They were also 17% more likely to feel sad or depressed.
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"I was depressed," Sir Paul told BBC Radio 4 Mastertapes series.
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Family members say he is depressed and in poor physical condition.
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In "Piece of Shit," BoJack's too depressed to even kill himself.
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But the thought of going off male hormones made him depressed.
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That it's for people who're depressed or who have psychological problems.
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So, I went online and took an, "Are You Depressed?" quiz.
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Depressed LNG prices are encouraging demand for the fuel, they added.
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Being depressed and being maternal don't exactly go hand in hand.
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I personally benefited from counseling services as a depressed medical student.
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He appeared to be depressed and was in poor physical condition.
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If they can keep us depressed, they can keep us manipulable.
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Maybe it would have been funny if I wasn't extremely depressed.
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So would you say you were depressed about being a songwriter?
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Have you ever felt tired or depressed after a giant meal?
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The measures have stubbornly failed to lift the depressed economy, however.
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And the more alone I felt, the more depressed I became.
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This depressed lug turned into a princess with joie de vivre.
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It's no wonder I felt depressed, let down, at a loss.
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Or, depressed parents may lead children to act like they're happy.
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"When I see these patients they're severely depressed," Cohen told me.
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They don't want to tell their team they're scared or depressed.
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So he proceeded to try it on dozens of his depressed
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As well as hitting renewable output, the heatwave also depressed demand.
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"I was fully depressed and was not admitting it," Gilbert says.
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The potential problem is that 'I'm depressed' now means 'I'm sad.
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It's okay to feel elated one minute and depressed the next.
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Losing my self-reliance had me in a depressed mind state.
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Would you describe yourself as an anxious or depressed human being?
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I'm not upset, or depressed, or angry, or ambivalent, or anything.
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I had fun, but still came away feeling depressed and empty.
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If you're depressed, anxious, and isolated, that's not going to happen.
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I was depressed at 8, but I was fine by 9.
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I became severely, clinically depressed for the first time in 1994.
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She feels depressed and restless, and often fights with her father.
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And then he would message me: 'I'm really sad and depressed.
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Jobs will be lost, wealth will be destroyed and confidence depressed.
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You'd be miserable, you'd be depressed — you'd act like a teenager.
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She was devoted to his memory, but, Sampson writes, often depressed.
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But there's another major factor in Yahoo's depressed share price: taxes.
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Shot Bro—Confessions of a Depressed Bullet evolved from these writings.
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Some TikTok users have become depressed when faced with online criticism.
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A depressed office worker at ATN shot himself at his desk.
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Outside of these depressed pockets, though, the economy is plowing forward.
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It's either gotta be going crazy good or I'm fucking depressed.
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As an anxious and depressed person, I know this frustration well.
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But, you may argue, the U.S. economy isn't depressed right now.
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No, I'm saying that because the Turtles seem a bit depressed.
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I became increasingly depressed and even attempted to end my life.
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The patient no longer had cancer, but, she was still depressed.
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When women cry, a man's testosterone drops, which makes him depressed.
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Not all of them are depressed or otherwise impaired in judgment.
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An estimated 6% of Americans grow depressed during the winter months.
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Cheap oil, for instance, has often depressed sales of electric cars.
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One, I needed to go on medication; I was seriously depressed.
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Weeping, she explained how she was depressed and had considered suicide.
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An increasingly depressed and scared Bunn didn't tell anyone about it.
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We have plenty of time to be depressed after the holidays.
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A depressed greenback makes domestically produced metals cheaper for foreign buyers.
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They spoke about how they both had felt depressed and suicidal.
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Depressed participants were more likely to post photos containing a face.
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By then Blouin was depressed and having trouble making ends meet.
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Closed factories and housebound consumers have already depressed Chinese economic activity.
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And if we're depressed, can improving our diets improve our symptoms?
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His next, How to Be Depressed, will be published this spring.
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My wife has become very depressed and she cries every day.
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I have been broke and loaded, clinically depressed and radiantly happy.
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He'd finished a final draft of a novel and was depressed.
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"We are just sitting at home depressed now," Mr. Alaa said.
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About 60 percent of depressed patients feel markedly better within hours.
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The usually buoyant SpongeBob SquarePants may wind up deflated and depressed.
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It was one of the few things liberals weren't depressed about.
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But unlike many of my progressive friends, I didn't get depressed.
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"The market had been depressed for several years," Mr. Montanaro said.
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"I cheered up right away — I wasn't depressed anymore," he said.
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"People point and snicker and I am terribly depressed," he said.
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More kids are said to be anxious, depressed and cutting school.
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It is difficult to say how much the controversy depressed turnout.
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In 2009, broke, fat and depressed, he picked up the phone.
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The dog's depressed, and the cat almost lost to the streets.
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But it depressed valuations for between 18 months and two years.
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I think that smartphones have also created a more depressed society.
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What happens happens... I mean, even lottery winners get depressed, right?
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Depressed volatility is also covering up falling correlations across asset classes.
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Usually I'm fine, and when I'm not, I'm typically just depressed.
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And If I don't like it, I will just be depressed.
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No, I did not get depressed spending time with old people.
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And the study still can't tell us whether women today are more depressed than in the past or if they're simply more willing to admit they're depressed, thanks to a reduced stigma around mental health issues.
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There are also some scientists who argue that these lines of inquiry have it backward: Kids aren't depressed because they watch too much TV or obsess over video games—they're stuck to screens because they're already depressed.
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In the first sample, men who were depressed at the time of their interview were almost three times as likely as to die early—10 to 12 years earlier, in fact—as men who were not depressed.
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"It is true that people can get depressed after loss, but there are very significant differences in the behaviors that we're talking about when someone's depressed after loss than what is seen in prolonged grief," Goldstein said.
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Unless Meda's share price is excessively depressed, Mylan appears to be overpaying.
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"I'd really be depressed if I wasn't on antidepressants," Feldstein's character replies.
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"I guess everyone tends to feel depressed about it," Baez told Gizmodo.
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I was so depressed, all I could think about was killing myself.
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Some people grow paranoid and depressed, or they stop eating and sleeping.
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After that, I was very depressed and did what I knew – eat.
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Hashtags like #cutting and #depressed are paired with black and white images.
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What do you actually have to be depressed about at your age?
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What do you actually have to be depressed about at your age?
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It depressed many stocks that were already on track for sizeable losses.
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It's been way longer than this too and I am totally depressed.
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"I've been very depressed because I cannot stop losing weight," Cardi said.
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" Adding, "I would find myself just sitting alone and just being depressed.
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In a depressed global shipping sector, Iran offers a rare business opportunity.
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" In a recent interview, Posner said of Friendly: "He was very depressed.
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The vast majority of suicide takes place in lower income, depressed areas.
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I don't want to see any extremely depressed former congressmen from Tennessee.
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I was depressed and felt completely out of control of my body.
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With all the medicine, she'd just get down and depressed about things.
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" Camp's sister also indicated the her brother "might have been depressed recently.
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I discovered I was anhedonic and chronically depressed — I couldn't feel happiness.
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That didn't feel good, and that had me in a depressed place.
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She clocked 105 hours of overtime in October 2015, before becoming depressed.
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Eventually the company found that it seemed to make depressed people happier.
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When we don't have enough of them, we start to feel depressed.
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I was so depressed and emotionally numb that I just gave in.
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It could analyze if you're depressed or pregnant and much else. pic.twitter.
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For example, a person who is experiencing depression won't always "look" depressed.
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They tend to withdraw from work altogether and become depressed and anxious.
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Anecdotally, Pittsburgh remained a fairly depressed steel town until at least 2000.
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Whenever that thought flutters in my brain, I'm simultaneously depressed and infuriated.
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Without this process, it's easier for someone to become anxious or depressed.
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"She said Roy was depressed that his brother wasn't there," says Rachel.
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Unemployment, higher fuel prices and depressed agricultural earnings have become acutely painful.
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"I think our computer is horribly depressed," Dr. Fujita tells Dr. Mantleray.
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This time I'm a depressed young man and a forgetful old woman.
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On last year's single "Cloudy," you talked about being lost and depressed.
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And maybe, when we're depressed, we're just less likely to be deceived.
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There's people who pretend to be depressed to party and get attention.
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She noted that Selis was "distraught" and "depressed" over a recent breakup.
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Being depressed is not a beautiful tragedy, it's hell and it's agony.
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The winners are often overbearing and the losers deeply angry and depressed.
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She finally passed away in 2000, leaving her elder son deeply depressed.
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" Earlier this year, adds the insider, "she seemed troubled and almost depressed.
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Baghdad has a $20 billion budget deficit caused by depressed oil prices.
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Sluggish income growth and rising mortgage rates have depressed demand and prices.
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I occasionally got emotional two or three days after, but never depressed.
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"He looked kinda depressed when I saw him," Beau said of Cooper.
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" Police told ET that Marisha said Jesse "may have been depressed lately.
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VICE: What is the significance of the "while" in "depressed while black"?
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" And yet, "God forbid you mention to a colleague that you're depressed.
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Israeli security authorities said she was depressed after quarreling with her husband.
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The primary election count depressed the local peso and sovereign bond prices.
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But I was definitely depressed for a few months after the election.
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Kirk had been depressed, particularly since his mother's death three years ago.
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A growing body of research suggests that using Facebook makes us depressed.
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So what might make a depressed person turn to a cartoon instead?
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You don't really have opportunities to be depressed or stuff like that.
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Having a chronic inflammatory disease would likely make anyone depressed, he said.
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In the richest homes I meet the saddest and most depressed people.
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I was waiting for the day where I would get so depressed.
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If a friend is hurting and depressed then that courses through you.
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It looks how it feels to be that depressed, like soggy cardboard.
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She is living in an economic depression, but refuses to be depressed.
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"People who go through these events can be depressed, anxious," she said.
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When I was a bloated, inflamed, neurotic mess, I was always depressed.
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But they were depressed a lot, and they just couldn't maintain friendships.
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I think every depressed person has internalized that idea in some way.
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So I'm kind of in a mood to paint less depressed characters.
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And I was really sad and felt like I might be depressed.
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I can't remember how I felt when I was depressed in January.
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She felt depressed and suicidal, leading to breakdowns at school and home.
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This has depressed the value of many currencies, notably the Turkish lira.
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Ideally, it would be one called Weatherman about a depressed, country meteorologist.
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Expanding broad-band would help depressed rural communities connect to economic activity.
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DeAngelo is "depressed and right now, fragile," attorney Diane Howard told CNN.
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A mining slump has depressed Caterpillar's profits and forced rounds of layoffs.
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Crossing 6+ time zones seriously messes with my amygdala, making me depressed.
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The depressed price of oil, Iran's main export, is not helping matters.
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If the computer gets depressed, what is the computational equivalent of Prozac?
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The prospect of a brokered convention has depressed many in the GOP.
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Then a long, tortured path to divorce made her anxious and depressed.
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I was so depressed that I sat on the couch all evening.
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Patients can feel depressed and sluggish because their levels are too low.
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At the start of her jail term, Ms. Rubero felt suicidally depressed.
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Volkswagen brand sales rose 2000 percent over depressed numbers from last June.
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Automation is not the driving force; its depressed wages and working conditions.
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"I was sad after it ended, but I wasn't depressed," he says.
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This comes at a time when we've become an undeniably depressed people.
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Yeah, maybe I am a little depressed, but who in prison isn't?
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Are teens who are more depressed spending more time on their phones?
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After my stroke, I was depressed for a year and a half.
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His family told the New Yorker that Kalief was paranoid and depressed.
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"We are a bit depressed right now in the industry," he said.
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Actually, I think we were all just depressed, at the very least.
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It's depressed investment in building and expanding broadband networks and deterred innovation.
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The situation is so depressed, it cannot get worse, the logic runs.
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"I didn't know he was so depressed," his friend, Nicolae Hent, said.
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Brayan sounded tired, perhaps because he is depressed or exhausted from crying.
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The anxious, hyperactive 7-year-old could become a depressed, lethargic teenager.
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"But I feel depressed, stressed out … I feel lost about my baby."
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But what about all those reports of suicidal thoughts or depressed mood?
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Dads are depressed but redeemable, moms are pretty much a lost cause.
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We also know sleep deprivation does other things to the depressed brain.
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He depressed his thumb; sure enough, the Subaru gave an obliging beep.
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I feel ever more depressed and angry when I look at it.
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It's a very depressed area; this factory has the best jobs here.
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They're often depressed, but that's just about the only characteristic many share.
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Depressed doctors have patients who are less likely to follow medical advice.
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Her dog had failed this part of the training and became depressed.
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She was depressed after her baby was born but nothing like this.
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Frustrated by many symptoms and few answers, she grew anxious and depressed.
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I was in the most depressed, anxiety ridden place of my life.
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Marianne finds her crowd and Connell becomes the depressed and isolated one.
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When I first got to prison, I was in that depressed state.
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They are dramatic, they preen, they get depressed, they fall in love.
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But not all compulsive daydreamers are depressed or have OCD, Somer argues.
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"I shut down and became depressed," Shanee says of her ectopic pregnancy.
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She was depressed and beaten down, and had just about given up.
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Losses from that bear market depressed 21928-year returns until this spring.
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It can make you feel quite depressed and a bit sick mentally.
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"People are not energetic enough when they are depressed anyway," he said.
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Here's what you can do when a loved one is severely depressed.
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Dear Carolyn: Is there a support group for spouses of depressed adults?
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"Bad news blues" can make anyone depressed and make their day worse.
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The loss of money has left FK angry and depressed, authorities said.
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Some say she was depressed, others say she was experimenting with drugs.
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He realizes what he did and where he is, and he's depressed.
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If she acknowledges she's depressed, that's a good sign, said Dr. Rosenthal.
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Mr. Brown — his bald, bespectacled, depressed father — teaches English at Rusty's school.
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So like in "Freshwater," you could say Ada is depressed and suicidal.
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But she's depressed and suicidal because she's a spirit trapped in flesh.
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Bernie Marcus was a depressed dude when he got fired on Christmas.
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I look at my friends, and I wonder whether we're all depressed.
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And males are more likely to lash outward when they are depressed.
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But it also passes blighted homes, empty lots and depressed property values.
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Withdrawal symptoms include a headache, fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and depressed mood.
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The yield on benchmark 10-year US Treasuries remains depressed, near 1.6%.
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Mallo is in a slump, plagued with chronic back pain and depressed.
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I was told I was bipolar, I was told I was depressed.
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"I got really depressed on tour," he told Vogue earlier this year.
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"He got depressed," said Wain Chin, an owner-driver and family friend.
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Whenever he feels depressed, Tai tries to remember his favorite Chinese philosophers.
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Whenever he feels depressed, Tai tries to remember his favourite Chinese philosophers.
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I found it depressed me in the end, but it's also easy.
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She's very sad, I know this, but do you think she's depressed?
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Natural gas prices remain depressed, in large part because of excess supply.
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No doubt you are wondering why more depressed patients don't receive chronotherapy.
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But in society people don't allow you to be sad or depressed.
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During that time, I thought about my ex-boyfriend and got depressed.
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His older brother, Chris, 20, was too depressed to apply to college.
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After remaining depressed for most of 2016, gasoline margins have also rebounded.
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What happens to your relationship with your dæmon when you are depressed?
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Like I'm very depressed, or I'm upset about something in the world.
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I'm not depressed anymore — I used to struggle with depression a lot.
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What happens when one brother is depressed and the other is not?
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Not all anxious people have depression; not all depressed people have anxiety.
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The world of Death Stranding is like a depressed survivalist's fever dream.
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Over 22007 percent said they felt so depressed they had difficulty functioning.
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I was feeling depressed and especially sensitive to any left-leaning remarks.
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I'm concerned that they're right and I'll be socially depressed after graduating.
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"I became sick because of stress, depressed and paranoid," Mr. McNeely said.
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Is it ableist to want to be less depressed than you are?
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It was really heartbreaking and made me feel really sad and depressed.
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"In reality, most CEOs I know are deeply depressed, often," Rajaraman said.
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This book came out of a period where I was really depressed.
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Thirty-one percent were so depressed, they found it difficult to function.
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It's possible that children of depressed parents get more emergency and urgent care because they don't get as many well-child checkups as kids whose parents are not depressed, and they're sicker as a result, Auger said by email.
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"If a client comes in and says, 'Oh, I am depressed and sad because I don't have good housing,' then once they have housing and are still depressed, they may be willing to explore what's going on," he says.
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But if you aren't depressed yourself, then think about it: Maybe the depressed person isn't the person lingering at the dancefloors with a dour expression on their face—they could be the happy-looking person right next to you.
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His mood tanked: he was depressed, and anxious, and his patience was nonexistent.
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"They were very sweet when they arrived but they were depressed," Glover adds.
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But even when he's supposed to look dirty and depressed, he looked gorgeous.
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I was very depressed and I tried to kill myself a few times.
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"I pushed her away after his death because she was depressed," she says.
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Sentiment remains depressed by slow economic growth and the country's hard currency shortage.
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GUTFELD: You know, David, what depressed was not that Roseanne got in trouble.
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Hyland said that she was "very depressed" that the initial transplant hadn't worked.
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Will the precocious teen get the depressed European teacher 20 years his senior?
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This will significantly improve WCC's pricing power even in a depressed demand environment.
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"She's depressed and does not talk with others," one of Hiroshi's researchers says.
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"I am more depressed, but less suicidal because of the community," he said.
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"I was depressed, I was down, I was insecure about myself," he recalled.
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When a crumb gets stuck under the key it can't be fully depressed.
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We can get angry, depressed or we can see it as a gift.
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With my usual coping mechanism—exercise—off the table, I became clinically depressed.
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Many people feel disconnected and depressed, and are trying to fill a void.
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Travis cited including inconsistent house price growth and depressed consumer confidence as problems.
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"People who are touch hungry usually present as being depressed individuals," Field says.
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She was so depressed that her friends thought that she might commit suicide.
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"Depressed" confirms the victim of the crash is Cassie's dad, Gus (Nick Blood).
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For people with Alzheimer's disease, these regions tend to have depressed glucose metabolism.
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It was about the community empowering the depressed person to change his life.
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He thought about when he had most helped his depressed and anxious patients.
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She revealed that her time on the show left her depressed and suicidal.
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The high inventories are keeping domestic sugar prices depressed and increased storage costs.
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I don't quite know how to put this, but I think she's... depressed?
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That night Zahedi seemed depressed and exhausted, a little dead in the eyes.
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Depressed by the weight of the world and the state of global politics?
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In fact, I never really understood the Big Mac until I was depressed.
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She was depressed and was self-harming and smoking to relieve the pain.
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They become very irritable, have a short fuse, become depressed [or] become violent.
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If I don't have something to occupy me, I can get pretty depressed.
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It's easy to get depressed about the state of the world for women.
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Foreclosures then depressed property values, bringing boarded-up windows and dangerous street corners.
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"I actually started to think, 'Maybe I really am depressed,'" Winfrey told Vogue.
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Others may only feel moderately depressed, but for longer periods of time (dysthymia).
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Seventeen-year-old Christopher Charron says he was "very depressed" at 540 lbs.
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"You can imagine that this would lead to a depressed mood," she added.
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This, along with the aging Audi A6 sedan, depressed Audi sales, they said.
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Depressed prices have surged 60 percent since the 2016 bottom on Feb. 11.
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John McCain in '08 -- the party spurned its base and depressed Republican turnout.
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"This was important to me as the whole world is depressed," she said.
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I was depressed all year, we stopped speaking, and eventually I moved out.
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I decided not to do the research cause I didn't wanna get depressed.
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After skipping fourth grade and continuing to blossom intellectually, Braxton also became depressed.
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He established a small community of followers and business in economically depressed areas.
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Guns will not be banned, but neither will socially awkward, depressed teenage boys.
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Depressed people also show differences in certain brain regions when imagining future events.
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Massive harvests have depressed prices of staples such as corn, wheat and soybeans.
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" S Voice's response: "No, I have too much to do to feel depressed.
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I was really depressed and my stomach took a lot longer to heal.
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"It beats being depressed, and it beats not being in control," she says.
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She's super-depressed and finally starting to let someone new into her heart.
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A person can have suicidal thoughts, but not be depressed, and vice versa.
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U.S. officials say Canadian farmers are overproducing milk, contributing to depressed world prices.
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I just think about it more, and I get more depressed about it.
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Depressed valuations show that far from tolerating European banks, most investors eschew them.
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One day, I was really depressed and she came home and hugged me.
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Ever since, my fridge has been depressed by bottles and bottles of Coffiest.
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"That's keeping the overall tone of the dollar somewhat depressed here," Esiner said.
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But few of those jobs moved into the areas depressed by coal's fall.
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Pai said he believed the rules depressed investment by providers and cost jobs.
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But in October 2015, he became psychotic, depressed, and even homicidal and suicidal.
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He seemed depressed, and they were afraid he might try to kill himself.
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The idea of a conspiracy targeting my father was making me feel depressed.
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I also know how it is to feel depressed and miserable like Oscar.
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I went to dinner with Téa after that, and I was seriously depressed.
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Like Willie told me, it's hard to be depressed when you're smoking pot.
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I never realized how little I knew about depression until I became depressed.
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Many people feel disconnected and depressed and are trying to fill a void.
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I wasn't depressed, but I also wasn't happy, so I gave them up.
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Most people who are clinically depressed find it difficult to confide in anyone.
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Each meme makes light of the experience of being depressed, isolated, and hopeless.
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These shows are beacons of light in a depressed TV and news landscape.
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Mexican consumption of American products would decline sharply due to depressed economic growth.
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The bend was awful'... and he just went on until I was depressed.
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THERE'S MORE SUPPLY THAN EVER COMING INTO A MARKET WHERE PRICES ARE DEPRESSED.
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I was stressed, overweight, depressed, and I felt like shit all the time.
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As we've reported, Kanye's going through a tough time -- paranoid and profoundly depressed.
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With 33 companies having reported, 80% have beaten those already-depressed earnings forecasts.
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Traditional methods take black voters for granted, and the result is depressed turnout.
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"I felt pretty depressed for a few weeks after finding out," Elbaum says.
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That is much better than the "let's not be depressed in winter" holiday.
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By the end of For Honor's development, though, VandenBerghe is depressed and overworked.
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"I think we have had a tendency to be prematurely depressed," Demers says.
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I'm not going to say that I was depressed, but it was tough.
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Tourism, a significant source of employment, remains deeply depressed as security threats linger.
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That break was intended to help real estate redevelopment in depressed economic areas.
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"On the left I was depressed, BARELY EATING, and extremely insecure," Tatiana wrote.
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Even people who knew me and who had seen me depressed were concerned.
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She shows us photos of her children — including one of her depressed daughter.
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Then we went straight home because we were too depressed to do anything.
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But too much alone time can make me feel lonely or slightly depressed.
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Further data is expected to show bank lending deteriorating and investment still depressed.
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"I always left these seminars so depressed because people are desperate," Beil said.
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"She was terribly, terribly, terribly depressed," her mother told reporters at the time.
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Liberman ended up as a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins, where he became depressed.
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"I think I was more depressed than I knew I was," he said.
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Sellers understands that pain; she said she became depressed after her father's death.
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Being depressed, failing, and disappointed is a part of living a meaningful life.
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Those moves, which Obamacare defenders called "sabotage," are believed to have depressed enrollment.
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Some of them have been depressed for as long as they can remember.
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It's a depressing prospect, and Gates is properly depressed and depressing about it.
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With just one phone call, Lawrence shifts from vaguely depressed to downright morose.
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The price of these "hongza", or haunted flats, can remain depressed for years.
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I was so depressed and the depression and drinking were chasing each other.
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We don't know about their mental state, whether they are depressed or not.
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Sincerely,An overthinker Dear overthinker, Are you sure it's you who depressed him?
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But I also get depressed when I'm not making art and playing music.
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Depressed people will also have to pass the test that determines mental capability.
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I feel lighter, not tight and anxious and depressed like I did before.
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They are more likely to say social media makes them lonely or depressed.
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Or are teens becoming depressed because they spend more time on their phones?
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The thing is, if curing depression were that simple, nobody would be depressed.
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When I visited Paul in jail before the trial, he was very depressed.
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These restrictions depressed turnout in key states like Wisconsin, particularly among black voters.
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Ms. Tan's late mother, Daisy, was depressed and unstable, and repeatedly threatened suicide.
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And the more anxious he felt, the more hopeless and depressed he became.
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S. trade conflict remained a drag, and business confidence remained depressed, Zhong added.
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Some depressed kids just don't have the energy to get through the year.
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The problem with this is that we leave people feeling disempowered and depressed.
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But even as he progressed faster than other children, he also grew depressed.
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So, yes, Pig is a downtrodden and depressed hero for a children's comic.
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But for people who are depressed or anxious, it's easier to believe that.
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And not all depressed people, or people with OCD, have vivid, uncontrollable fantasies.
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As details come out, we're more and more depressed about it and outraged.
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Fears of a bankruptcy can hurt a company beyond a depressed stock price.
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There is the sense of futility and alienation that has depressed black turnout.
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McHugh did it all and the Houston fans are quiet and depressed again.
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Space can make us depressed if we don't have access to natural light.
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My friend is depressed, and I don't want to make him eat alone.
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But Tara, robotically tending to chores and child care, feels depressed and lost.
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In that time, Ms. Ortega became more and more depressed, her family testified.
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Then he becomes depressed, because his neighbors show no interest in following suit.
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Those with unpredictable schedules were more likely to feel stressed, irritable or depressed.
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Native Chukotkans were two-and-a-half times more likely to feel depressed.
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"I was depressed and I was so uncomfortable in my skin," he says.
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And when you're already depressed, acne presents an extra challenge to the situation.
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In her post, she shares that she felt depressed and alone at 15.
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Yes, it was winter in Minnesota; yes, everyone was tired, maybe even depressed.
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I grew up in a little town, Pottsville, Pa., a depressed, impoverished area.
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Tepper became known during the financial crisis through investments in depressed bank securities.
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"In the short-term, the profits are going to be depressed," Srinivasan said.
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She became depressed, and right around that time, she developed an eating disorder.
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She's depressed and caught in negative feedback loops; she calls herself an eyesore.
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"I watched all of the debates, and I was enormously depressed," he said.
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The county's depressed earnings meant only the poorest would qualify to live there.
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One theory is that depressed people have something wrong with their circadian rhythm.
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"The current volatility doesn't get me depressed in any way," Boneparth added. Why?
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Lawyers are notoriously dissatisfied and depressed, but I had an unusually positive experience.
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" Yet when Meyer visited La Paz, he recalled, he was "frustrated and depressed.
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Again the depressed state of financial stocks limits both banks' room for maneuver.
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Juice Wrld's signature sound of depressed yet earworm-y singalongs is on display.
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Too much growth can lead to depressed fares, which tends to spook investors.
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At the same time, it has depressed demand and earnings for many others.
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I don't know if he should be proud of that or very depressed.
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"Maybe things are so depressed 'cause folks lost sight of that" they muse.
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Soon I was gliding along, no longer depressed or caring if I fell.
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Zebrafish can get depressed — and respond to the same antidepressant drugs humans do.
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Depressed and homicidal, Stark felt he had nothing to live for, he said.
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When I lost that damn car, I was so depressed for so long.
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Very quickly, the guards became cruel, and the prisoners more submissive and depressed.
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At my most depressed, I'd been painfully conscious of how people perceived me.
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Increasing your risk of depression times two does not mean you'll get depressed.
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And then, when everything stopped in terms of shooting, I got very depressed.
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It had been going on and I'm telling you it literally depressed me.
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But in fact, the emerging evidence tells depressed people: Your pain makes sense.
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When Pause and her colleagues re-examined 15 of the depressed patients after their recovery, they found that once depressive symptoms were alleviated, the patients' electrical patterning changed and they responded in the same way as the non-depressed group.
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"I'm totally depressed," Butler said, wincing as the electric razor inched near his jawline.
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Alice Eve plays the lawyer's depressed wife as a pouting, one-note baby doll.
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When you're depressed, your body feels like a heavy corpse that you're trapped inside.
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But it made me absolutely psycho and it made me depressed all the time.
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They leave a lasting legacy of depressed access to abortion throughout the United States.
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He was just as horrified and depressed about Obama as many are about Trump.
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If I truly meditate and focus and get to that place, I'm not depressed.
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Many times, you take a line of coke and you're fucking depressed as hell.
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Given the sheer enormity of climate change, it's okay to be depressed, to grieve.
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" That's the distance it takes a key to be fully depressed and "bottom out.
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And then when LeBron ended up leaving, [I was] kind of heartbroken and depressed.
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But she was a depressed teenager, and someone was finally paying attention to her.
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Under constant threat of getting fired, Coppola was enormously depressed during the entire shoot.
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"It is not uncommon for people who are depressed to socially isolate," Pont said.
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Yet the assumption of a Remain victory filled the room—and depressed my hosts.
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"He was depressed about the suddenness of Ms. Johansson's decision to end the marriage."
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Pai said he believed the rules depressed investment by internet providers and cost jobs.
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Why do people often feel depressed as they post happy pics on social media?
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When I learned that there wasn't an actual cure for PCOS, I became depressed.
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But he seemed less depressed, and more than once he'd given her a taste.
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My father, a lawyer, his office just burned out in Syria and became depressed.
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Look at the morale of the people after this attack — they are very depressed.
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Zoshchenko's literary output never recovered from the persecution, and he died impoverished and depressed.
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"We're deeply depressed and anxious over what the school year will hold," Creeley said.
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But the prosecution has said that though she was depressed, she was not psychotic.
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Keynes's insight was that in conditions of depressed demand, things don't work like that.
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I felt physically awful and actually depressed; I couldn't enjoy daily life at all.
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Depressed oil prices, financial market worries and sluggish global growth threaten the industrial sector.
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The price of American soyabeans is now depressed, compared with that of Brazilian beans.
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At the end of season 1, a depressed Alex shot himself in the head.
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When asked why, he said he was "depressed about everything," particularly his mother dying.
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Observers couldn't help but notice the General's posture and all around incredibly depressed demeanor.
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Depressed domestic confidence, rising unemployment and political and policy uncertainties are hurting domestic demand.
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When I take those anxiety and depression tests, I'm not depressed or anxious anymore.
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In other words, if you are depressed by the vituperations of 2018, be consoled.
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Wether you're sad, depressed or suicidal like I was… you can make it through.
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She was depressed after going through a breakup with her longtime boyfriend Max Vitali.
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Wolf's struggles with Crohn's disease in particular have often left him exhausted and depressed.
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In fact, doctors have even prescribed park visits to overweight children and depressed teenagers.
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"It's to the point where feel horrible about being depressed and stuff," she continued.
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"The attention economy is making people more distracted, stressed, lonely and depressed," Dunn says.
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"She's aware I'm depressed and anxious but she doesn't know the severity," Jimenez says.
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He told me that after his wife died six years ago he became depressed.
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Social media make us depressed: we've never been so connected yet never so alone.
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Depressed, he left for a quarter and went home, unsure that he would return.
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Watts hypothesizes that the depressed patient's incessant rumination constricts his or her emotional repertoire.
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"Just kind of makes you feel depressed," Mets rookie first baseman Dominic Smith said.
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The filter on the right suggests I may be depressed, according to this study.
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Such a large wave could have depressed pay for unskilled work in the cities.
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Months before the incident, Martinez appeared to be depressed, neighbors told the Journal-Constitution.
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Everyone present knew it was a lie and we were all just so depressed.
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Depressed people don't mope around and they aren't necessarily sad so much as numb.
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"I got really depressed on tour," Bieber said in the March issue of Vogue.
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It's common to feel triggered or depressed around the holidays, according to Dr. Forshee.
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Further, analyst said excess supply of gasoline in the United States has depressed prices.
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Feeling depressed won't drive me to run up a mountain without any preparation anymore.
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Both agencies raised concerns about the company's liquidity and the overall depressed commodities market.
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Read this Next: I Thought I Was Depressed But It Turns Out I'm Bipolar
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The latest numbers, he says, were depressed by seasonal adjustments from the Commerce Department.
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He has become anxious and depressed and has begun mental health treatment and medication.
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I just find myself a lot more depressed lately and a lot more down.
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I was depressed, living paycheck to paycheck, and desperate to just feel happy again.
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Upton has said after the blunder, she was extremely depressed and even contemplated suicide.
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The U.S. shale boom has driven up the world's oil supply and depressed prices.
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Depressed retirees are also vulnerable to scams targeting those desperate for help, experts said.
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I was just sitting in this dark space, barely watching TV. I was depressed.
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But Goldman told clients to pick up some of these stocks with depressed valuations.
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On a day that I don't spend money in America, I feel oddly depressed.
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The post-Libertines fallout of bands in porkpie hats playing crack skiffle depressed me.
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She doubled down and said there were no signs he was at all depressed.
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Studio executives that it could have depressed ticket sales by between 23.9% to 4%.
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The first stage is before you come out, typically shown as sad and depressed.
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I knew he was depressed, we were going to see doctors… I'm still shocked.
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She was all depressed that I wasn't going to be there the next day.
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They were really depressed, but I'm not going to tell you to buy KMI.
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The bulls will note that the stock market rallied sharply from those depressed levels.
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In this one, you'll hear the moan of a very depressed-sounding baleen whale.
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Investors can't blame the hiccup in homebuilders on depressed oil prices either, he said.
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"People are going to be depressed whether we screen them or not," Poleshuck said.
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But rather than make me feel sad or depressed, it made me feel good.
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On the days when I don't sleep, I feel lethargic, checked out, and depressed.
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Read This Next: What It's Like to Be Pregnant, Depressed, and Scared of Pills
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The backlash she received after reporting the hazing left her paranoid, anxious and depressed.
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" Her mother is depressed and withdrawn, and "the unasked questions feel heavy between us.
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Ilva directly employs about 11,000 people in an economically depressed area of southern Italy.
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And he insisted that they never felt guilty, never got depressed, never had nightmares.
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"He [sounded] extremely exhausted and depressed to me," Darby's attorney, David Shrager, tells PEOPLE.
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Another DHS employee described feeling "depressed, stressed out, anxious, uncomfortable, insecure" over the shutdown.
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It's the kind of content you can be non-depressed that teenagers are watching.
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The good Jesuit may feel excited or depressed, but—remember—he never shows it.
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Much of JPMorgan's exposure relates to natural gas, whose prices remain depressed, she said.
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Since the incident, the victim has been depressed and an "emotional wreck," David said.
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Once when I was 16 and depressed, I put a gun in my mouth.
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I'm sick of antiheroes and I don't want to wind up depressed or disillusioned.
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But it will function to make you depressed, anxious, chronically guilty, and eventually hopeless.
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Clinton could approach or even exceed that if Mr. Trump's poll numbers remain depressed.
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Each round of austerity further depressed the economy, reducing revenues and increasing Greece's deficit.
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It's severe forms of elevated mood or depressed mood, and they cycle through that.
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Stile: The myth that only women get depressed couldn't be further from the truth.
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In fact, it reduced depressed moods 10 and 30 minutes following the physical activity.
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This disparity exists in large part due to systemic racism and depressed socioeconomic opportunities.
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The telltale signs: the animal appeared depressed, drunk or stupefied for no apparent reason.
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Everyone is happy on a Friday night and straight up depressed on a Sunday.
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"I got really depressed on tour," Bieber said in the March issue of Vogue.
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"I was depressed," he told the six-person jury in Pinellas County Circuit Court.
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As the depressed town turns celebratory, illustrations that started out monochrome go full-color.
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"He seemed to be despondent but not depressed," Baker said later, of the President.
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Her mother, Ms. Duke later said, was chronically depressed; her father was an alcoholic.
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Many depressed people still have the mental capacity to realize that death is permanent.
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What kinds of "lights that shine" are we, depressed and disappointed American liberals, "chasing"?
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Read This Next: Let's All Laugh at How Depressed We Are for a Sec
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I have my issues, but I am never Brian Wilson-in-the-1970s depressed.
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I was super depressed, really miserable, and I was doing this girl's exit interview.
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Read This Next: I Thought I Was Depressed But It Turns Out I'm Bipolar
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By the morning, all is well, providing you're not too depressed to have sex.
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The ensuing row worried investors, pushed up Italy's borrowing costs and depressed bank stocks.
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" The disunity in the country, Shriver noted, "is literally making people sick and depressed.
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"Me and Raghda were so depressed," said Rafaa, who is younger but more forceful.
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I was depressed, too, by the news coverage in the United States, especially postelection.
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I'm worried my mother is depressed and don't know how to broach the subject.
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So we should accept that a "depressed mood" is a universal and common experience.
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Still, getting depressed officers to ask for help remains the biggest challenge for commanders.
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Even in cases when the brain seems to be depressed, it's a stabilizing system.
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If the doctor is extremely depressed or suicidal, I'll refer them to a psychiatrist.
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Some claim this has artificially depressed yields at the long end of the curve.
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I was reading a lot about global warming, and it was making me depressed.
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Read: Binge-Watching TV Is Making Us Depressed, According to an Incredibly Depressing Study
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Gold was depressed, and her deteriorating relationship with food now involved binge-purge cycles.
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Even right down to the rappers of this generation who are super fucking depressed.
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It made me think of struggles I had to go through life being depressed.
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Does spending time on social media ever make you feel depressed, ashamed or anxious?
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One study of American retirees found them less likely to be lonely or depressed.
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Or if they're depressed, don't be afraid to ask if they've considered harming themselves.
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If after five minutes it is hanging out in the lower half, it's depressed.
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Filtered through a distorting lens, his view of Kailash feels surreal; the mood depressed.
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He's moping around, depressed, having a hard time recovering from what he just did.
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Many become depressed for long periods and unable to work or study, she said.
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Whether at home, or out with others, they can become easily depressed or anxious.
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"I was terribly depressed because I am a very honest person," Mr. Cordero said.
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He was depressed as a teenager, but didn't seek help until 25 years later.
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"There is no proof that a depressed person has a chemical imbalance," Slater writes.
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If so, why did residential investment remain depressed five years after credit markets normalized?
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" The actress also wrote that she has "days I'm depressed or just plain lazy.
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She was depressed and an alcoholic, according to her niece, María Consuelo Sáez Burgos.
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I only read crime novels when I'm depressed, so I try to avoid them.
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At the time, she had $57,33 in student loans left and was severely depressed.
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Lonely, burned out, and depressed: The state of millennials' mental health entering the 2020s
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In the meantime, she's harassed by debt collectors and has become depressed, she said.
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Depressed older adults also experience higher rates of insomnia and memory loss, and suicide.
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" Instead, Mr. Diller said, after all the questions, "I ended the meeting so depressed.
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But, if finding refunds leaves you feeling nothing but depressed, don't cancel the trip!
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In the days that followed, I began to self-diagnose myself as clinically depressed.
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But even before the virus hit, an economic slowdown in China had depressed sales.
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The program was begun in 1990 to spur job growth in economically depressed regions.
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In rotogravure, the tiny dots are depressed below the surface of the printing cylinder.
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She is so depressed that we no longer have good talks with each other.
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I've been depressed for most of my life, with no sense of self-worth.
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Any gains, in this view, would be offset by depressed turnout in the base.
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You read them and you get depressed because it looks like you're doing badly.
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Via Trilobites: From "Fish Depression Is Not a Joke": Can a fish be depressed?
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If someone in your family is persistently depressed or upset, avoid leaving them alone.
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Depressed or anxious lags can spend time handling birds of prey to gain confidence.
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But in many parts of the world, being depressed about politics is a tradition.
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Bethany begins as a depressed teen-ager who hides behind Snapchat-like virtual masks.
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"I experienced some hardship, I started to feel very depressed," he told Channel 4.
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Older siblings had Morrissey, a beloved emo-ballad-slinging favorite of depressed Mexican-Americans.
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Arthur: Frankly, the whole thing makes me more depressed about politics on both sides.
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Earnings and employment remain even more depressed for those without a high school degree.
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Head on the high part, boobs in the sort of depressed part under that.
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Also, with valuations already depressed, some investors are not as downbeat on the sector.
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He did not perceive Mr. Roof as depressed or as having an anger problem.
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Furthermore, both Reagan and Clinton inherited depressed economies, with unemployment well over 7 percent.
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Mia St. John said her ex called her before his death, depressed and drinking.
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Still, scientists don't yet fully understand how air pollution could be making people depressed.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's economic growth project for an economically depressed area upstate fell apart.
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" Davis concludes by saying that the Republican Party is now in a "depressed state.
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Investor sentiment has lifted from a depressed state — but isn't dangerously complacent quite yet.
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It looked just like Homer Simpson, if Homer Simpson were a depressed green frog.
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More than three-fourths of those affected are depressed and stressed by the problem.
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Usually, only people who have temporary financial difficulties in depressed regions sell their hair.
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Robson, too, says he became deeply depressed and almost fully retreated from the world.
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Don't I get depressed, she wants to know, talking to all those old people?
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Who would want to work with me if they knew that I was depressed?
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Although she's no longer depressed, some remnants of the illness are still with her.
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After a night that thoroughly depressed most liberals, these are two notable bright spots.
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Read this next: Let's All Laugh at How Depressed We Are For a Sec
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Markets like Detroit, Cleveland, or Rochester are cheap essentially because they are economically depressed.
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Banks' earnings are not doing well because of depressed global market activity and growth.
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For most people this means antidepressants will stop them feeling depressed, which is great.
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I still get depressed on occasion, but whereas before when I'd be depressed I'd hyper-focus on that fact I was trans, now I am able to love myself for who I am and not fall down into a really dark place again.
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When parents are depressed, kids are 22 percent more likely to visit the emergency room, 83 percent more likely to be admitted to the hospital and 28 percent more likely to have outpatient clinic visits than when parents aren't depressed, researchers found.
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J. W. Mason, the author of the report, argues that soft productivity growth reflects not some unlucky dearth of new innovations, but rather is a consequence of depressed demand for goods and services and a slack labor market that has depressed wages.
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The disruption sent exports to Russia into freefall and depressed sales to the European Union.
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Even now, with the price of oil depressed, Texas' economic prowess is on full display.
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" WATCH: "I felt very conflicted because I couldn't figure out what I was depressed about.
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Reading my diary, I realized I wasn't hustling, I was struggling, I was really depressed.
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"I was really negative, insecure, depressed, and didn't even want to live anymore," she says.
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I was very depressed and I tried to kill myself a few times with pills.
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He would just stay by himself in the playground ... and was very sad and depressed.
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Even when working as a meter reader in depressed neighborhoods, Kurti assumed residents were eating.
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Driving back to my hotel across the empty landscape, it's hard not to be depressed.
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The U.S. dairy industry is currently facing its fourth-straight year of depressed milk prices.
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I was starting to be very depressed and unsure of what my next move was.
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Many U.S. farmers are battling debt after years of excess global supplies and depressed prices.
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"There's so many things that make people sad or depressed about the future," Musk said.
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The government said the month-long Verizon strike had depressed employment growth by 34,230 jobs.
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"I see a lot of very creative depressed people in my therapy room," he says.
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I was really quite depressed and suffered social anxiety, which I must admit wasn't great.
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If you are an American Muslim who is depressed, it's going to exacerbate your depression.
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It's a tie: goths are depressed and suicidal, and goth is a phase for teenagers.
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Depressed global oil prices aren't something Trudeau or O'Leary can necessarily control, according to Moscrop.
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It's so much better than when you're just depressed and your body basically shuts down.
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Parson said he just tried to get through his time there without getting too depressed.
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"Some depressed sectors are showing signs of major lows," Faber wrote to CNBC on Thursday.
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You don't know if they're depressed or suicidal or if they just lost 100 pounds.
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I lost a ton of weight, but was too depressed to be happy about it.
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"You can't be depressed, you can't let this situation bring you down," she said, smiling.
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Defeated and depressed, he finishes up college and returns home to sort out his life.
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That was despite companies struggling to generate cash in the face of depressed oil prices.
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Hurricane Matthew probably depressed turnout on the Caribbean coast, where most people are pro-peace.
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"[Filming was] really horrendous – I was postnatally depressed but I didn't know it," Headey said.
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They respond, with equal force—such as laws of physics demand of them—when depressed.
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They keep them in an economically depressed position to make them dependent on their party.
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If you experience maltreatment as a child, you're twice as likely to be depressed now.
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Those who were depressed were significantly more likely to abuse or be dependent on alcohol.
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Users were classified as depressed based on their responses to a standard clinical depression survey.
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Of course, just because someone posts a dark photo doesn't directly imply that they're depressed.
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The side effects would really subdue my mood, making me a bit upset and depressed.
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"This behavior is unprecedented for a depressed victim of a vicious rape," the letter said.
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I became very depressed anytime I would quit smoking or vaping and then start again.
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"I bought these when I'd broken up with someone and was really depressed," he explained.
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Fraser added that after the incident, he became "depressed" and a bit of a recluse.
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Whenever I start feeling depressed or suicidal, she is the reason I choose to live.
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After his brother died shortly after he was hospitalized in 2010, Mr. Solomon became depressed.
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Japan's Nikkei slipped 0.5 percent as a stronger yen depressed the outlook for export earnings.
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"If we get depressed, then my grandson will be the one to suffer," Marc explains.
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I've always said I'd be way too depressed to eat, I wouldn't care about eating.
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Researchers found that most participants on the 12-week course felt happier and less depressed.
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Maybe it can even sense that we're getting depressed and try to determine the lighting.
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" Over the past two years, sources say the only Kardashian brother was "depressed and adrift.
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But some had expected an easing due to weak exports and a depressed manufacturing sector.
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Anxious and depressed, she told an aide she wanted to hurt herself with a knife.
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Now you see studies coming out saying actually, people are very depressed through this process.
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Chesapeake shares have been relatively flat at that depressed level since, trading at around $4.30.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: Well, we bought some stuff in the U.K., like when everybody was depressed.
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Its earnings also took a beating last quarter as plunging oil prices depressed energy investments.
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Think of Babe Ruth in 1935: Fat, depressed, sick, struggling on a dead-end team.
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Two facts about me: I'm an incredibly depressed person and I'm sort of a dickhead.
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"That leaves them unoccupied, even depressed, and can turn many into violent men," she said.
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And I get that, I fully understand that and I've been depressed, I have anxiety.
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It was sad to see her become so depressed after her best buddy was gone.
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If mothers are depressed after the baby is born it doesn't have this enduring effect.
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The dunes have formed in a depressed area that's probably an old asteroid impact crater.
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