I'm sorry am I depressing, am I a depressing person?
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It's a depressing prospect, and Gates is properly depressed and depressing about it.
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My job is to make the least depressing dishes with the most depressing ingredients!
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Watch your most depressing headlines magically transform into something less depressing and more cuddly.
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The tweets were an important and depressing harbinger of even more depressing things to come.
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I'm making it sound very depressing, it's actually not depressing and it's kind of funny.
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The Brooklyn of smelly hallways…The neighborhood was depressing, their [her parents] apartment was depressing.
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Christopher: It is a depressing theme for sure, but I wouldn't say the game is that depressing.
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"The overbuilding is depressing, and it's depressing that the whole city is a construction zone," Ms. Smith said.
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A global economic slump and trade wars are depressing demand for manufactured goods worldwide, and also depressing commodity prices.
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You know this excursion would probably seem depressing from the outside; secretly, from the inside, you consider it slightly depressing.
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A drink is a drink, whether it's consumed at a blindingly depressing airport bar or at a blindingly depressing airport gate.
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The Japanese reactions are depressing, but predictable The reactions are depressing, but if you've been following up to now, fully predictable.
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I'd read enough novels to have a slight grasp on what a bleak, destructive, genuinely depressing and depressing collection of words was.
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It's also depressing—when you see clients that are there every night, and you think that's their whole life... that's really depressing.
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That sums up why the guilty verdict Thursday is depressing — depressing not for its shock but for the work the verdict now requires me to do.
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Researchers at the University of California, Irvine have found that today&aposs pop music is more depressing than it was 30 years ago, specifically 20% more depressing.
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It's also easy to dismiss how people feel because if you were to consider the blithe indifference with which most audiences actually regard poets and their poems, it would be depressing — and not depressing in the poetic way that, for instance, mortality is depressing, but depressing in the way that, Oh my goodness, we totally forgot you were even here, have you been sitting in this little cubicle all afternoon?
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I'm at a loss as to how to frame it without it being overly depressing, but, hey, this is fucking depressing that our city has allowed this to happen.
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We're going to take a break, we'll be back to talk about some other happy news in the world of what's real and not real and depressing and not depressing.
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The New York Knicks are less depressing than usual (albeit still depressing) and, in Derrick Rose, Anthony may finally have the score-first point guard his aging game desperately craves.
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Where to watch it: Netflix Speaking of hard sells, this one has a triple whammy: it's a Facebook original, it has a depressing title, and it boasts an equally depressing premise.
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"It's just very depressing ... everybody is misplaced," Kreisz said.
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" Another called it "the most depressing place in California.
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Take care in being too emotionally manipulative -- or depressing.
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I had just heard about a study that ranked the happiest and most depressing cities in the US. The most depressing place to live was Detroit, and the happiest was Boulder, Colorado.
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Unlike some, I actually don't find that news very depressing.
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Mr Trump's trade policies are also depressing demand for oil.
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This is a depressing mess, even by Malaysia's dismal standards.
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Compared to Tinder and OkCupid, it's a devastatingly depressing platform.
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You will always be depressed if your life is depressing.
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It is a depressing litany, to be sure, though often
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And that is just depressing on a whole other level.
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It's more of a fun read than a depressing one.
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Total: 2.5 Season 4, episode 1 How depressing is it?
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The closet is a depressing, dangerous, isolating place to be.
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So how did we get to this dismal, depressing place?
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It was one of most depressing periods of my life.
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That is indeed a depressing observation, but it's hardly accurate.
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If anything, this skit is so sexy it's almost depressing.
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Expropriations and price controls have undermined private firms, depressing production.
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Watching the Lords swings between the heartening and the depressing.
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Treasurys also went through the roof this week, depressing yields.
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Bolt (2008) This is honestly kind of a depressing story.
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Yes, he's depressing, but he's not killing kids just yet.
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All right, Rob, you think music has become more depressing?
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This seems unusually depressing for a Winnie the Pooh movie.
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"Not competing for a year was pretty depressing," he said.
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The depressing sight of commercial warehouses now take its place.
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The real reasons are more depressing than "pressure of work".
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Currently, our political system has fallen prey to depressing gridlock.
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Waking up later is kind of sad, sort of depressing.
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So if you're a job seeker it's pretty depressing news.
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This is a great, but occasionally depressing, dose of wisdom.
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I answered this question in the most depressing way imaginable.
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Daily Total: $10 Day Three Noon — Well, this is depressing.
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This department is the most depressing one that I encountered.
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Those high U.S. inventory numbers have really been depressing prices.
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I don't know if that's exciting or depressing or both.
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And some parts of life are dark, anxious, and depressing.
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She shook off the depressing reminder of their fleeting engagement.
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"It would have been a really depressing film," Chin agreed.
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Hearing what people were saying about her hometown was depressing.
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It's neither titillating nor debaucherous, but simply charmless and depressing.
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As depressing as the film is, it isn't without hope.
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But this kind of tour is mostly uplifting, not depressing.
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Finally, something all parties can agree on: That sounds depressing.
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This depressing view of recent decades has become received wisdom.
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There's a hopefulness that's implicit in the most depressing music.
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Thinking about the current president can be "depressing," he said.
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Laughter restrained is as depressing as laughter that is forced.
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The news headlines are depressing and the problems seem overwhelming.
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But the past provides a depressing lesson for the future.
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It's really depressing and disturbing, and it's worse than ever.
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It's depressing going to work when it's still dark out.
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"It is depressing and it's tearing families apart," Khan said.
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It's a depressing time to be young, to be sure.
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The attacks on Paris have a depressing effect on tourism.
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So, what can we do to counteract these depressing findings?
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I delivered to a lot of depressing old folks' homes.
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It's depressing but I guess we must do it again.
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It's depressing, but that inspirational virtuosity will always be necessary.
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The dollar has rallied strongly in recent months, depressing gold.
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Farewell, Depressing Desk Lunch 18 happy options for deskside dining.
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NATALIA WINKELMAN Oh man, lowering expectations for movies feels depressing.
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Winter used to be so horrible for me, so depressing.
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The ones that are most queried are actually very depressing.
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And I cannot get enough of those depressing Grimes sisters.
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"It was too depressing, so I stopped going," she says.
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There are only six women governors, which is incredibly depressing.
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CBO's January Budget and Economic Outlook is a depressing read.
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Mr. Pruitt's answer to climate change questions was equally depressing.
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So, of course, it's hugely depressing if brilliant and raw.
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It also embodies why this production is not, finally, depressing.
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It's typical of my summer correspondence from fellow scientists. Depressing.
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Higher interest rates would discourage capital investments, further depressing productivity.
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She called Family Link "depressing" because of the age policy.
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"If all this sounds unbearably depressing, be cheered," she added.
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Depressing oil prices, U.S. stock markets broadly fell on Friday.
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Many of them view aging as depressing, sad and undesirable.
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"It was very depressing and very hopeless," Ms. Appel said.
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The news coming from Britain grows more depressing every day.
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It's even more depressing to know that they might not.
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It's depressing, but also illuminating to see the dots connected.
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She said the mood in the prison Wednesday was depressing.
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What is most depressing about Bad News Bears—and it is depressing, in that low-grade but legitimate way that all squandered possibility is—is that no one involved seems inclined even to try.
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It's not a perfect system — someone still has to read through the whole subreddit to find the posts worth sharing but it saves most of us from reading through depressing post after depressing post.
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By coincidence, Jacobs's interesting, depressing book has come out just after an interesting, depressing analysis of the steepening decline in the share of college students majoring in English, philosophy, religion, history and similar pursuits.
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It also makes me realise that manufacturing rapport with other people is kind of depressing, and all the more depressing when you think about the fact that we do this on some level every day.
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I'm making Superstore sound kinda depressing, I realize, but it's not.
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That's pretty depressing if these two (somewhat contradictory) views are accurate.
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But, Weird City doesn't go down any depressing or ambiguous roads.
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It was gut-wrenching and depressing to learn this is happening.
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But I wanted to make sure it wasn't a depressing song.
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It is so depressing and it looks like a hospital room.
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Where the depressing trend of being dumped on benches all began.
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Massive jetliners that roamed the skies, now awaiting a depressing fate.
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Let's all try to make this thing less depressing next year.
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"I hated seeing her like that, it was depressing," says Mia.
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In other, more depressing news, Novak Djokovic beat Roger Federer again.
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It'd just be too depressing, given [gestures at our entire reality].
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There was plenty of pressing, to an almost depressing degree, Sunday.
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This thinking is a downer: Sometimes social narratives are quite depressing.
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" She replies, "But sad things aren't the same as depressing things.
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It's become a depressing fact that American politics is so polarized.
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What depressing reminders of what presidential behavior used to look like!
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It would be unsatisfying; it would be depressing; it wouldn't sell.
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Q.E.D, alcohol as social lubricant makes sense, depressing as it is.
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Is there a more depressing sight at 1.30 in the morning?
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But I arrived after dark and the town looked, frankly, depressing.
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But not everyone in the market sent depressing thoughts on sterling.
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The answer, like so much else about the election, is depressing.
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And that would surely be the most depressing result of all.
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It's like The Fox and the Hound but maybe less depressing?
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It's like Facebook's year in review, only somehow more depressing. Enjoy!
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Its kind of depressing that this even needs to be said.
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But Mr Rodrik's results are not as depressing as they seem.
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The depressing part is the $65,000 of taxes that were deducted.
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And if that wasn't enough, they gave him a depressing backstory.
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Hostile environmentWhat else can we glean from this rather depressing episode?
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Quantitative easing (QE) supposedly worked by depressing long-term interest rates.
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Sales figures for acoustic pianos have long made for depressing reading.
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Output of European sugar is likely to surge, depressing world prices.
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I have some work to do already, which is slightly depressing.
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It's possible to interpret the team's whole depressing offseason this way.
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What's depressing is that this paper towel EULA isn't even new.
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It's been a pretty depressing opening to the competition, all told.
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So what would ... How do you ... It's depressing as a journalist.
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Oh, and listening to depressing remixes of "Old Town Road," apparently.
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I grab my lunch and forget my coffee, which is depressing.
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" Fukuyama says, "It's very depressing if you actually believe in democracy.
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The fact that everyone is dead isn't meant to be depressing.
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The book ends on a much more depressing note for Camille.
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It's very upsetting and depressing for him and for everyone watching.
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Gru's plan has also taken some depressing turns into millennial humor.
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The clip gets really good/profoundly depressing about 4 seconds in.
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I Googled it and found only depressing statistics and horror stories.
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And for the record, Selena, we love depressing things, too. 7.
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I think he's got more human things that are depressing him.
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Like the most depressing way that the series could ever end.
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It's always depressing to watch punk lifers enter their twilight years.
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He'd done that for six months, but it was too depressing.
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And when it rains, you're like holy shit this is depressing.
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Love on that team would simultaneously be hilarious, awesome, and depressing.
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The Red Light District in Amsterdam is more depressing than titillating.
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Prank: Are Tinder and Bumble just plain depressing at this point?
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My thought bubble: As depressing as this is, it checks out.
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So I found Bernie's rhetoric against trade really depressing and misguided.
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Rob: This has been the most depressing segment we've ever done.
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But the possible answers range from utterly depressing to downright optimistic.
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Earth can be a pretty depressing place to live these days.
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We should have expected this, but it's still depressing as hell.
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This all has the effect of depressing label bottom lines further.
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His talent astounds, but his job description can get pretty depressing.
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Ms. Gopalan remembered that day as a depressing one for activists.
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High doses of fentanyl kill by severely depressing the respiratory system.
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The Missouri story has the advantage of being way less depressing.
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It sounds depressing, but it was sort of a happy moment.
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But more often, proximity to an amoral leader reveals something depressing.
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The Kavanaugh nomination's trip through the Judiciary Committee was stupendously depressing.
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That kind of sounds depressing but it doesn't have to be.
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"These past few days have been really incredibly depressing," Misha said.
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It is depressing because I fear that they will be disappointed.
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"I was like, this is the most depressing shit," says Noah.
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It's easy to feel powerless by the deluge of depressing headlines.
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Amirani humanizes Mosaddegh, portraying his utterly depressing final years in exile.
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The Chinese stock market also paints a depressing picture for investors.
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The film can only end with a depressing lack of finality.
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China's economic slowdown is the biggest single factor depressing Asian lending.
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Even the most depressing moment feels electric thanks to their presence.
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I spent the next day reading a depressing novel about depression.
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A particularly depressing example comes from a village in Yarkand County.
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Rodel told CNN the process has been long, arduous and depressing.
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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, depressing prices.
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That's one of the depressing parts of working on this topic.
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But long lines can have a similar effect, depressing turnout too.
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I found the holiday so depressing that I started reading obsessively.
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BR: I found a lot of this research to be depressing.
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The example of American politics over the past few decades is depressing.
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There's something depressing about driving a droptop in the dead of winter.
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You get an A for effort, but the content is seriously depressing.
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McKibben's latest book, Falter, is a depressing vindication of his first one.
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It's like very depressing, because I think you made him the lady.
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Over time, avoiding life leaves life empty, which in turn is depressing.
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That'd probably be a really depressing and expensive series to pull off.
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The "Oxbridge, McKinsey, investment banker" pattern is kind of depressing, I say.
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Today's depressing news comes from a report on the Arctic's warming trends.
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But luckily, it's not all depressing in the retail world this week.
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Likewise, a serious ad does not have to mean it is depressing.
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Fewer fifos landed in places like Townsville, depressing local spending and employment.
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It was depressing to boycott, but the festival is about the future.
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With quarantines depressing consumption, whole industries are at risk of severe hits.
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I feel guilty that I've created such a depressing set of icons.
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Depressing cycles of elections, protests, coups and military regimes dominate Thai politics.
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Another user, Randomd0g, has a slightly different, but equally depressing, fan theory.
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"I need this marriage to end because it's depressing," she told Kim.
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They'll make you laugh, in that way when something depressing rings true.
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If other people are seeing this the way I am, it's depressing.
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It's always depressing when people recommend raspberries as a solo dessert option.
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That the nominally independent antitrust apparatus is under a cloud is depressing.
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It's this depressing, deflating context that makes Boston Dynamics' robot so exciting.
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Although the numbers paint a depressing picture for progress, change isn't hopeless.
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So, it's deeply depressing what's going on in terms of anti-Semitism.
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It gets a little depressing there, because it's not giving you anything.
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It was a dim and depressing record, seemingly from and for nowhere.
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Please behold what may be the most depressing photo I've ever seen.
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It's frustrating and depressing that Americans can't believe what the President says.
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After knocking back a few, this depressing scene didn't seem so bad.
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This political ad is a wonderful exception to the severely depressing trend.
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The reality is, filicides happen with depressing regularity in the United States.
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Kerry rolled out a string of depressing statistics to bolster his case.
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For as depressing as the theft was, it is kind of impressive.
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I can't tell if that's absolutely reasonable, sort of depressing, or both.
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But here's the depressing part: Try to guess whose quote that was.
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It's depressing that this chatter is obscuring some very serious national threats.
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The depressing thing is that the problem is actually worse than this.
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As nightmarish near-futures go, so far, so pretty interesting, if depressing.
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In my day to day, the results were a little more depressing.
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MLS has a salary cap and centralises player contracts, depressing player wages.
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In a normal retail context, this would have appeared depressing, but normal.
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Mostly it's depressing — which isn't a good reason to not understand it.
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But surely gender is depressing Clinton's numbers with men as a group.
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These two affairs illustrate, with depressing succinctness, just how badly power corrupts.
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I think everybody is so beaten down by how depressing it is.
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Climate change is hard to think about because it's depressing and scary.
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And sometime's it's a wonderful place and sometimes it's a depressing place.
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Seeing how much people enjoy being awful to one another is depressing.
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"It was very depressing, and it was very hopeless," Appel told KHON.
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Right now that's a depressing thought if you root for the Pistons.
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It's an aphoristic, compelling, and depressing book on the nature of pessimism.
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The dish pit is the most depressing place in all of IKEA.
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But if your coworker invited you to watch a really depressing documentary?
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That's perhaps the most depressing thing about the whole student-loan story.
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In my case, cooking and eating became a depressing and utilitarian task.
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If you've got a desk job, the results can be pretty depressing.
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Creating enchantment is an effective means of counteracting this depressing, banal habit.
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I found it exhilarating, depressing, tawdry and moving in almost equal measure.
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But what if rates are falling because technology is systematically depressing prices?
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And yet despite that potentially depressing premise, Mustang is surprisingly life-affirming.
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Then again, believing the alternative might be just too depressing to express.
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It almost is a little depressing that there aren't more companies trying.
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Backlashes to social progress are real, and they happen with depressing regularity.
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But then there was the dark, more depressing side of the job.
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Prince's 'Purple Rain' is always the last song but that's so depressing.
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Bret: More like, "something old; something new," but in any event depressing.
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Hefnerism seems to have led us through orgiastic excess to depressing onanism.
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Nonetheless, I've always found Williams's eruptions at the U.S. Open acutely depressing.
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"I found all of these characters depressing," he wrote in his review.
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"It's exhausting and depressing," said his mother, Jamila Nouri, 27, smiling weakly.
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It's about as bad and depressing as any public space can be.
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Maybe they found me as depressing as the artists I listened to?
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"It's really depressing to see," Bolton said of the bureaucratic red tape.
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The truth is that the world today is not depressing but inspiring.
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It has been debilitating, embarrassing, painful, scary, depressing, lonely, all the things.
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The idea that nursing homes are depressing places is an old one.
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At first, the slightest drills were depressing because I was so weak.
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Losing species, losing environmental battles, losing our climate: It's enraging, depressing, exhausting.
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It was thought of a depressing quality, being concerned with his uselessness.
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You think it was awful, depressing and went on far too long.
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What is truly depressing is that Trump's supporters will defend this attack.
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Maybe that they found it kind of depressing to be around him.
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Some try to raise money, but that can be depressing and futile.
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Yet the busy day is an outlier in an otherwise depressing trend.
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JACOB BANKS He promised "depressing songs," but they were also defiant ones.
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That being said, Loeb ended his blog post on a depressing note.
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Stories are boring, some prisoners say; they're depressing, they don't change anything.
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In a depressing news cycle, the cover of In Touch Weekly's Jan.
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That's not to say that the art is depressing; it's practically delectable.
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Reaching this middle ground between avoiding and dwelling will prove less depressing.
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I dropped out for a little bit because it was so depressing.
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Perhaps Sweet's most depressing conclusion is that Joey would have died today.
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Doesn't it get rather depressing dissecting America's political landscape season after season?
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And just like that, the extremely depressing ending of Roseanne is no more.
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In some cases, these memes are depressing as hell, but they're all brilliant.
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Here at Gizmodo, it was a healthy mix of heartening and downright depressing.
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It's widely known that General Election campaigns tend to be long, depressing affairs.
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However, many of the stocks in the S&P were depressing for Cramer.
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Martin goes on to write about these depressing facts, and he's not optimistic.
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It's really probably the most depressing documentary I've seen in a long time.
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Don't get me wrong — kiddie pools are a depressing alternative to real pools.
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Their major finding, according to Griswold, is simple, if depressing for bar-goers.
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Joker looks like it's going to be quite the depressing and unsettling movie.
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As a nation, lately even our memes have been depressing (hello, Harambe, anyone?).
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On the whole, the first night wasn't particularly difficult, but it was depressing.
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No one was making them before I was, and it's a depressing campaign.
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Perhaps ageing populations and a slowdown in technological progress were permanently depressing investment.
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But what's missing here, to a depressing degree, is a sense of purpose.
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They told me stories I lived a decade ago, and it was depressing.
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That tweet is pretty depressing — trust me, Misato is fun in real life!
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"When I'm alone, sometimes I cry my heart out because it's so depressing."
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Yet what is depressing in this case is how small the politics seem.■
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ROM: The characters are very simplified, but the stories can be so depressing.
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That, I assumed, had shielded Cape Dorset from some of Nunavut's depressing statistics.
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Nice to have something related to U.S. politics that's not flat-out depressing.
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Blade Runner imagines the America of 2019 to be a damp, depressing dystopia.
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The GE deal added another $16 billion in deposits, likely depressing that ratio.
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Any Way You Look At It, Music Is Still A Depressing Boys Club
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" Gail Mitchell, senior editor at Billboard Magazine: "Those USC study findings are depressing.
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The results as heavy-handed and depressing as Black Mirror fans might expect.
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It's an apt, if depressing, metaphor for where we are at the moment.
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If all this seems depressing, it's the way science is supposed to work.
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There's always a depressing one from Europe, which was true this year, too.
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It's been a little depressing living in a Dolby Vision-less world since.
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That's why Midge looks more and more horrified throughout Declan's depressing "Hat" speech.
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But good gosh, following this team every week is going to be depressing.
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Because India's population is steadily migrating to cities, this gap is depressing participation.
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My rapidly dropping serotonin levels let me see how depressing this situation was.
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Doesn't get more depressing than a candle-lit dinner for one with Alexa.
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Her keyboard only has one letter, which is why she is always depressing.
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Click here to view original GIFThe news can be pretty depressing these days.
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Catalysts such as declining health can be depressing as life gets more limited.
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I'm on salary now, and I stopped clocking in because it was depressing.
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In the end, it was another sad sight to complete a depressing weekend.
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But before things turned truly depressing, there were balloons, and some cake throwing.
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But because her tumor was growing [at the time], it was really depressing.
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Plus, D.C. had a depressing night in sports AND it's a rainy day.
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It's kind of depressing, because my life's not always exact and there's sadness.
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Where does this discarded and irrelevant -- and honestly, sort of depressing -- clothing go?
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It's a depressing time for the country, and for Conor's family in specific.
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But once again, it is a depressing year for diversity at the Oscars.
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But right now, the Mac section of the guide makes for depressing reading.
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Usually, days designated to raise awareness for a specific disease are depressing affairs.
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Meanwhile, it's been a depressing week, so we both engaged in some escapism.
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"It was not a raucous or even particularly depressing affair," Mr. Pareene said.
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This is not to say herpes condemns you to a depressing, dateless existence.
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For gun-control advocates, the popular response to Orlando is almost as depressing.
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Those anecdotal stories are intriguing, heart breaking, up-lifting, depressing, and oftentimes, singular.
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The program has been blamed for depressing farm wages and abusing immigrant workers.
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What the new 'Star Trek' warp-speed animation shows — and why it's depressing
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"It's depressing seeing people think they have to be this perfect," one wrote.
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Depressing, because in almost half a century so little seems to have healed.
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"It's very depressing," said Nick Jamiszewski, 21, a student at Michigan State University.
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One far more depressing and dangerous than the dystopian America he currently portrays.
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At the same time, it's pretty depressing for women across the globe too.
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And most depressing of all, there's nothing but your bottomless appetite to blame.
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This depressing survey shows just how pervasive our "bikini body" culture really is.
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It is very depressing to consider the trend that unites the Trend Boys.
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The new elephant curve, depressing as it is, does not debunk that fact.
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Daily life without the constant depressing drumbeat of election politics would be refreshing.
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It's not corny to sing songs that maybe other people think are depressing.
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I was very sad myself and the people I met were so depressing.
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There are funny things, charming things with Serge — but pretty depressing personal stuff.
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James Corden took advantage of this slightly raunchy, more-than-slightly-depressing story.
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The explanation is as depressing as it is instructive about our national politics.
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"It makes it so depressing you don't feel like going in," he added.
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Primed by depressing and shocking headlines, most people assume that poverty has increased.
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Louis To the Editor: This video series is so insightful and, frankly, depressing.
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This could see more cargo flows towards Asia, eventually depressing prices, traders said.
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It might seem depressing that so many environmentalists (let alone Americans) don't vote.
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She argues that she thinks the news is overrated these days and depressing.
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Also, and far less consequentially, there's the depressing drought in American men's tennis.
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Watching that depressing debate, one must conclude that the rewiring is well underway.
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Turns out the 21625 presidential campaign, unprecedented and exciting, is pretty depressing too.
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That depressing news comes in a new report from the World Health Organization.
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It's utterly terrifying and depressing, and I run back into the echo chamber.
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The casual way the show highlights its characters' inherent depravity is unrelentingly depressing.
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It doesn't feel boring, or depressing, or too light; it just feels serious.
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But the depressing effect is not quite what forecasters had envisaged in 2016.
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Here, for example, is a depressing but crucial story that one rarely hears.
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Or maybe the less-depressing team should lose to improve their draft position!
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I like things that are colorful and happy but slightly depressing and creepy.
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This is a depressing commentary on our political culture, very deflating to me.
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And as much as I love "Rippin Kittin", that's a slightly depressing thought.
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The room is depressing and loud and uncomfortable and smells of cheap disinfectant.
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And this is, let's face it, a pretty depressing year in American politics.
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It was depressing because the Russian invasion of Ukraine led to thousands of deaths, and it was also depressing because of what Russia would now inevitably become: a pariah among nations, locking itself into Fortress Russia, fearing the world around it.
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"With more conservative analytic approaches, the conclusions remain depressing," Zhang told Gizmodo via email.
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With all the depressing stuff out there, it's nice to have some good news.
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Instead of wasting time on that depressing query, I've decided to offer an alternative.
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Then I dig into my ice cream and turn on Friends from College. Depressing.
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Better still, you don't perpetuate the depressing myth that street art is somehow good.
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I had bald spots that were really, really noticeable, and it was quite depressing.
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That failure only seemed more depressing as I realized it was only 6 p.m.
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On paper, the combined narrative of religion and hardship might sound depressing or preachy.
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" Apart from the family's financial crunch, Groeneveld said the shutdown was "demoralizing and depressing.
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It's like depressing memes that are funny, but also are so real and cathartic.
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Daisy, 38, graphic designerI don't feel stuck at all—that would be so depressing.
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It's depressing to come to school everyday, and see just how unfunded we are.
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One of them, a mustachioed Hispanic man, seems sincerely proud of his depressing fiefdom.
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The fact that I've kind of accepted this as an inevitably is really depressing.
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Deloitte's Brazilian fiasco is depressing, but at least skulduggery is being uncovered and punished.
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A bad scenario is too depressing for late summer, so consider a good one.
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Because being able to keep up with your friends should be fun, not depressing.
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"It's all depressing news, not a great topic of conversation over drinks," he said.
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U.S. egg exports would help farmers cope with an oversupply that is depressing prices.
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In comforting and depressing news, even Sports Illustrated Swimsuit models deal with body shaming.
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Considering that mayoral candidates were on the ballot, this is an insanely depressing number.
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Rising imports, for example, are depressing incomes and employment in American import-competing industries.
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Add the figures up and a bit over 1m is what you get. Depressing.
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Crisis and austerity gutted domestic spending, and led to wage-depressing levels of unemployment.
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"I need this marriage to end because it's depressing," Khloé admitted to her sister.
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What saves the movie from becoming a depressing mindfuck is really, really excellent filmmaking.
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I don't know that I'll ever attend another [art fair] because they're just depressing.
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But maybe we've been restricting ourselves to those four depressing themes this whole time.
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I'm hopeful, and the money story and the business story I find super depressing.
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Likewise, if you're sucking, that level will drop back down with a depressing thud.
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When the world is depressing and awful, you can (almost) always count on sports.
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Not surprisingly, the depressing essays didn't help him, the SpaceX and Tesla CEO says.
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I hate to say that it's incredibly common, but it is, and it's depressing.
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Ventimiglia, in this most recent interview, claimed that his character's departure is immeasurably depressing.
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That's a depressing thought, and I'd love to be talked out of holding it.
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That, in turn, would encourage more capital outflows, depressing the yuan's value still further.
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Basically classic Louis CK. That birthday clown thing, though...that was next level depressing.
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Whether that's an exciting prospect or a depressing one is for you to decide.
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Everyone wore the same pained expression, hating the weird, echoey, depressing jackrabbit's moany bullshit.
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In fact, the actress finds the act of googling herself to be downright depressing.
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Pavel Kayuk and his company Autograph recently attempted to make that depressing fantasy possible.
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The sports world is full of stories that are depressing, disillusioning or downright offensive.
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"It's depressing, but it's part of the deal," Orioles designated hitter Mark Trumbo said.
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The 2016 campaigns supplied a depressing example of his approach at its most effective.
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If you like to start your Mondays on a depressing note — and who doesn't?
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There's nothing more depressing than having to explain why certain jokes just aren't funny.
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The romantic comedy's intertwining plot lines have been deemed both stalker-ish and depressing.
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Depressing on the other, because that's half a year's wages for the average reporter.
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It's equal parts inspiring and depressing for someone who only occasionally leaves his house.
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And that may be the most troubling, and depressing, part of all of this.
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These separate but related conditions retard economic growth, depressing home purchases across our country.
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One week from Tuesday night, the often-depressing campaign of 2016 will be over.
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Finally, illegal immigrants are unfairly depressing wages and taking jobs from hard-working Americans.
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" Appel described the situation prior to the rescue as "very depressing" and "very hopeless.
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Finally, when it comes to "sad" laws, the familiar is often the most depressing.
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He recruits a thrift store employee to help turn "depressing" toys into fashionable accessories.
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This is less depressing if you recall the relative improvements achieved by organized labor.
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The most depressing part about studying the Holocaust isn't the Nazis; it's everyone else.
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My practice includes integrating every facet of life, including the depressing and maddening ones.
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And that's the most depressing part of Obscene: a lot of people still would.
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One 90s show that bucked these depressing trends in female representation was Pepper Ann.
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At the very least, it's topical in a way that doesn't feel massively depressing.
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Watching "Hillary," and then watching Ms. Warren step back, was simultaneously depressing and clarifying.
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Social media also amplifies the hysteria about spoilers, which I find kind of depressing.
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Buried in the avalanche of depressing news this year were legitimate reasons for hope.
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Which is depressing for the viewers too, in its own special Black Mirror way.
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It's a depressing echo of what many American state and local leaders are facing.
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But honestly, how many depressing books on the decline of democracy can one read?
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Read: Binge-Watching TV Is Making Us Depressed, According to an Incredibly Depressing Study
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But Mr. Hammer found the box-office expectations stifling and the Hollywood machine depressing.
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"We love color, and to us a rug without color is depressing," she says.
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Crude oil prices are down sharply and the coronavirus fears are depressing equity markets.
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"It is depressing and shameful for us," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Axelrod's depressing political forecast is rooted in the bald hypocrisy being practiced by McConnell.
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It is beyond depressing that Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are my only options.
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By the third depressing hearing, it begins to sound like an immense put-on.
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This makes for a funny, engaging show that never gets particularly dark or depressing.
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Some think a bowl of instant ramen to be a depressing thing to eat.
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Movies and shows about teenage life today, she said, are too dark and depressing.
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But the more impressive the Democrats' case is, the more depressing the reality becomes.
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"It has been debilitating, embarrassing, painful, scary, depressing, lonely, all the things," Lake wrote.
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John McCain's death over the weekend, it was a hella depressing week in politics.
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Former Sen Saxby Chambliss in front of him advising Equifax is more depressing. pic.twitter.
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Less weird and slightly depressing tomorrow, with more rain and temperatures in the 282s.
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Reading your comment gives me hope that 2020 won't be as depressing as 2019.
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Yes, depressing East Berlin had a secretive rock scene unknown to most West Berliners.
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Described as "depressing" by the Times critic Frank Rich, it lasted just four performances.
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Fewer reactors were built than originally envisioned in the 225s, depressing demand for uranium.
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If imitation is the greatest measure of success, it is also its depressing result.
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She recently Googled "caregiver" — to return what she called depressing, if unsurprising, image results.
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Thomas Cook earlier this year also blamed the uncertainty surrounding Brexit for depressing bookings.
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Still, how can a film so depressing -- cancer, Christmas, family -- be considered feel-good?
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"Sugar" is an entertaining, informative and utterly depressing global history of an important commodity.
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She claimed that he scared off potential bidders, depressing the price of the artwork.
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"Covering the press conferences and embassy briefings in Salvador was so depressing," he explained.
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But the next explanation for Griffin's struggle might also be his depressing legacy: injuries.
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Rising fuel costs are "depressing stocks that make up the transportation index," Baumohl added.
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It was entertaining for a while, and then it started to get pretty depressing.
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Otherwise it would be too depressing having to share a country with these people!
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In order to avoid dwelling on a depressing or disturbing subject—the sort of subject that can keep you from falling back asleep—you concentrate on a subject that is so engrossing that it can drive the depressing subject from your mind.
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This is a depressing thought, but as methods go, it's the lesser of many evils.
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I don't like depressing books, or books and stories where terrible things happen to children.
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The subject matter is depressing, but the storytelling is addicting — like good, page-turning pulp.
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"It was very depressing and everything, but I pushed and pushed and pushed," Taylor said.
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That is depressing, and will do little to help rapidly eroding public faith in Congress.
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The depressing version is: mobile individuals who move around too much to form permanent bonds.
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Every year will bring more depressing news of things machines are better than us at.
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However, when I keep them closed, the place feels really small and dark and depressing.
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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, filling global inventories and depressing prices.
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If you're a die-hard DC Comics fan like me, this is truly depressing news.
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But it's honestly more than a little depressing to watch the meat grinder at work.
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If you're thinking that sounds like the most depressing place ever, you are not wrong.
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"It was hurting her and depressing her and she couldn't watch it anymore," Campos continued.
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We decide to watch Netflix's Black Mirror...which is decidedly NOT CHILL and hella depressing.
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Calling all color enthusiasts: That depressing news cycle no longer has to get you down.
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What figures there are paint a depressing picture about the status of women in technology.
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Per Dothraki custom, she's sent to live with the other widows in a depressing shack.
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It's an endemic problem, and it's so sad, it's so dark, and it's hugely depressing.
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Substituting the floor for the internal figure boosts risk-weighted assets, depressing the capital ratio.
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Yet, all of Glow season 2 isn't a depressing slog of harassment and racial bias.
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"It's definitely depressing" to be surrounded by the ghosts of Music Row, Mr. Amlen said.
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Ransomware Tracker has a depressing snapshot of the cat-and-mouse game of new variants.
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But most depressing of all is that Meredith isn't here, when she deserves to be.
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It's a somewhat depressing commentary on social progress that her work has proven perennially relevant.
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If the mice's priorities—violence over sex and drugs over everything—seem depressing, take heart.
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"Truly depressing Broadcom call with a solemn Hock Tan," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday night.
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Forget about depressing news or complicated concepts, and enjoy this tree full of wild cats.
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It's supposed to be comforting, but Noah's diatribes tend to go the way of depressing.
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This week, marine biologists dropped some horribly depressing news: the Great Barrier Reef is dying.
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But together, they're a force, a trend, a sort-of relatable depressing group of adults.
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Most of my Instagram ads make sense, even if it's a depressing kind of sense.
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If I don't get out of the house once a day, it just gets depressing.
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But even the potential for that shift in the trajectory is, I think, pretty depressing.
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It would be depressing, but not impossible, if safety decisions were influenced by trade tensions.
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The silence of the West, particularly that of Britain, the former colonial power, is depressing.
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It would make them feel like the world was not such a depressing, horrible place.
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Trump says free trade has been disastrous, costing thousands of U.S. jobs and depressing wages.
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Higher wages, price competition and investment in improvements to its pubs are depressing Wetherspoon's margins.
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It was so depressing, and I was afraid of bringing a child into this world.
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It is really depressing but it's more like, what can you do at this point?
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Here was a post-apocalyptic game that wasn't grey, wasn't depressing, wasn't overrun with zombies.
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It was very hard work, and very depressing, to be a lesbian at that time.
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Rationalize that the problems don't exist and you'll just be another depressing startup post-mortem.
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Slowing global growth is expected to coincide with an increase in crude supply, depressing prices.
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CU-BMPBW-SHMET Chinese traders have shifted surplus copper to Asian warehouses, depressing global prices.
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Maybe you're on the hunt for a nice and depressing quote to kill the mood.
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To take my mind off the depressing reality that I had failed life, I wrote.
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Oil has plummeted this year, depressing the value of assets closely tied to its price.
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"I'll tell you the challenge that is most depressing," he notes, by way of example.
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The raids are yet another depressing sign of the failed state of American immigration policy.
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This sounds like a downer, but it's only as depressing as any ego death is.
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In a depressing reflection of the world we live in, a recent survey by Porch.
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Troy, N.Y., in terminally crepuscular winter, is depressing enough without broken glass or dismembered statuary.
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That could easily doom this one bright spot in an otherwise depressing U.S. diplomatic landscape.
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"Especially in down markets, it can be depressing to look at your statements," Walsh said.
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Read: Get me out of this depressing time period in which we all find ourselves.
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Depressing in the extreme, "Creative Control" surfs its subject as if unaware of the possibilities.
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While the gesture is a good one—and encourages salad eating—I found it depressing.
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But god forbid you listen to something depressing, and push yourself down into a slump.
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"This election in particular can be downright depressing sometimes, but it matters — it really does."
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Struggling to see the future My conversation with Mr. Zhang ended on a depressing note.
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I find it frustrating, depressing, and altogether heart-breaking that I cannot relate to it.
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But tax season is when that depressing number can actually take on a positive light.
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This depressing-looking "meal deal" including a sandwich, chips, and bottle of water costs $6.99.
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Not a sort-of-depressing reminder of the weirdly transparent monetization of art at all!
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The economy is depressing, there's a lot of fracking which has destroyed where I lived.
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For one, there still are depressing, cinder-block rooms being occupied on the second floor.
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"It was getting depressing reading my email each morning," said Desert Golfing designer Justin Smith.
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"Some Kind of Trouble" by James Blunt from 2011 has been called a depressing album.
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This may be one of the most depressing visions of coupledom ever put to stage.
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It's just this sort of bleak, depressing moment that everyone's sort of going through together.
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One of the slowest tracks on Nevermind, it paints a gloomy, depressing picture of homelessness.
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But that cynicism doesn't mean the show has become dour or depressing — far from it.
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I find that fact to be life-affirming, but many find it depressing and unbearable.
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That means offering some measure of support for immigration restrictions without depressing the state's Latinos.
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Some posts were utterly hopeless and depressing; others held at least a glimmer of optimism.
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But every day for five years, he walked out into a neighborhood he found depressing.
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" Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said that the fallout was "sobering and a bit depressing.
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" The party scenes she depicts are as poignant and depressing as "Revenge of the Nerds.
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As depressing as the situation is, I'm also optimistic that it's about to get better.
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But as depressing as Hunters' finale is, it fits into the credo of the show.
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As frustrating as Mr. de Maizière's article was, Mr. Schulz's response was even more depressing.
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It's a surprising, delightful moment, particularly amid the dreary and depressing world of Death Stranding.
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I make a depressing meal of Annie's mac and cheese with peas and watch Succession.
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In recent decades, however, productions have proliferated, a trend I find both bizarre and depressing.
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"I want it to be as depressing as possible," Mr. Etienne said with a laugh.
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We are living in the era of depressing, capitalist content packaged as mind-numbing uplift.
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Until this attack, the week had been a depressing one, but happily devoid of terror.
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Mr. Cuomo's annual failure to reach a comprehensive ethics deal has become a depressing routine.
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Yet there was a depressing sight: four colossal buildings that were vacant, vacant, vacant, vacant.
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Several other factors beyond economic and inflation expectations are also depressing long-term interest rates.
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Because I think it's very depressing if one wore the same skirt and shirt forever.
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It's all slightly depressing that we can't seem to get rid of the Warhol itch.
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Aniello, for her part, only found out about that depressing statistic a few weeks ago.
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The world is bleak and depressing, and they get the urge to take something again.
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All right — a little depressing that it can't be world peace or affordable health care.
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Oftentimes, these depressing statistics are the only story that the media tells about Native Americans.
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But there's a part of it that is a simple reflection of a depressing reality.
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It's a lonely and depressing scene, envisioning an end in which we're still endlessly scrolling.
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Imagine if "the greatest generation" had shirked on the war effort because WWII seemed depressing?
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Sam Smith "Too Good At Goodbyes" Serious question: Is Sam Smith too depressing for casual listening?
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That is meant to address concerns about Chinese exports depressing American prices through the back door.
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In November and December 2016, when everything felt completely depressing, I couldn't make bright, pure spaces.
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Perhaps the only thing more depressing than Hanson's return has been the trend in "progressive" responses.
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Everyone's least favorite weatherman is back from retirement with a very depressing message about climate change.
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The news Wednesday morning is, without any close rival, the most phenomenally depressing in electoral history.
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Some people might legitimately ask the depressing question: What the hell is happening to my country?
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And the statistics for homelessness in the rest of the United States are just as depressing.
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It gets depicted with bad, scary, and depressing things, and that ends up defining the community.
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The thought of having the stigma of imprisonment after imprisonment is terrifying, depressing, hard to bear.
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Max is so brooding that his love of depressing Russian literature quickly becomes a running gag.
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Combine this with the lack of privacy and the office becomes a depressing place to work.
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It was also further confirmation of just how depressing and gross the presidential race has become.
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The depressing reality is that finding success through any of these routes is becoming exceptionally difficult.
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The egg shipments also would help U.S. farmers cope with an oversupply that is depressing prices.
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Social media haters forced Davidson to make one of the most depressing confirmations of coupledom ever.
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Not even the greatest depths of the ocean are spared from our impressively depressing garbage footprint.
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Each tweet highlights the ridiculous (and sometimes rather depressing) ways women are being described in screenplays.
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The 2016 presidential election has been alternately depressing, frightening, and angering just about all of us.
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"I know this is all depressing," he said a few minutes later, addressing his audience directly.
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At least the movie version was a little funny; our present bipartisan politicking is just depressing.
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FORECASTERS SLASHING their predictions for economic growth in Latin America has become a depressing annual ritual.
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" Continues Partovi, "I tell them, it's a potentially demoralizing, depressing process, with many ups and downs.
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All that makes doubly depressing a recent incident in Malaysia involving a prominent writer from Turkey.
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Stay tuned to the TSA's social media accounts for more depressing stories to wrap up 2016.
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It's especially depressing that these scholars cannot properly interrogate the structural mechanics behind their own rationales.
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If this all sounds depressing, I think the melancholy is a large part of the point.
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But those low standards in turn confirmed and reinforced white prejudice, setting off a depressing spiral.
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THE Palace of Westminster is one of the most depressing places on Earth at the moment.
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He never learned how to shoot threes, and...let's stop now before this gets too depressing.
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Here's something very gay for you that may make up for this all-too-depressing post.
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The news cycle isn't just ceaseless, it's straight-up depressing for people of every imaginable ideology.
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Into this swirl of depressing global trends steps WIRED, the internet, and those '60s-culture voices.
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The scene isn't meant to be ominous or depressing, but the weight of its emotion lingers.
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As depressing as this sounds, remember the lesson of 2016: Things can still get even worse.
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There is something eerie and depressing about this efficiency of movement: so learned, so hard-baked.
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If this all sounds terribly depressing, it's worth noting that The Lobster is also screamingly funny.
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Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson said the allegations were "thoroughly depressing, although sadly I'm not surprised".
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It's quite a depressing place sometimes because you're so far away from your family and friends.
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Munger and his impressive colleagues don't need to surrender to the depressing "solution" of medical rationing.
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"Death Dream" is the lead single, and I promise it's not as depressing as its title.
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For the SPD, Sunday's results were—with the exception of Mrs Dreyer's win—just as depressing.
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The whole enterprise of ad tech, to me, has been a depressing undertaking for everyone involved.
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He considers this a given, and finds it depressing that he'd have to say so explicitly.
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Reader, there is nothing remotely beautiful and butterfly-esque about the experience of depressing these keys.
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Sometimes it's funny, weird, or shocking, while other times the comments are sad and outright depressing.
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When you had a bad day it was kind of very depressing, very hard on yourself.
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I pack up my things and tell Solondz that I found the film almost painfully depressing.
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Which would be quite depressing if all the evidence didn't suggest that she's fucking loving it.
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After that tense, slightly depressing face-to-face, Chase and JoJo head to his mom's house.
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The labor of a liquor store is as depressing as the ephemeral relief customers seek there.
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Zoos often have a slightly depressing quality, but I found this one to be an exception.
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"I wouldn't be too terribly worried about the baby boomers depressing the stock market," Kraeblen said.
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Therefore, "grey" symbolizes a frame of mind, and not a depressing one — rather, a realistic one.
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We're somehow both over- and understimulated by a daily barrage of depressing and demoralizing news items.
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What this says about our cultural aversion to women's bodies in their natural state is depressing.
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It's depressing and embarrassing for a senator to get 2 percent of the vote in Nevada.
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" While "it was kind of depressing" at the time, he recalls, "it was the right decision.
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O'Donoghue previously animated the speed of light within the solar system, and the results were depressing.
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The U.S.-China trade war has slashed exports of U.S. crops to China, further depressing prices.
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"He's not engaged ... and it's a depressing environment without a lot of kids around," Goldman said.
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We're in a depressing era in which innovation has slowed and living standards are barely rising.
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"It is deeply depressing that conservation biologists should now be placed in this dilemma," she added.
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I don't want to describe the details but the clinical treatment was invasive, painful and depressing.
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August is, therefore, the awful, depressing Sunday night of the year, and there's no denying it.
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If you want to skip all that depressing sinking, this is one time you're allowed to.
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The legal battles over private servers for online games is as long as it is depressing.
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A new documentary released today, Bigger Than Fabric, explores this current, depressing state of London clubbing.
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I think that the times when rock becomes depressing is when people take it too seriously.
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Taken out of context, the line sounds stark and depressing, like an admission of self-hatred.
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In the long, depressing year that is 2017, it was the first time I felt hope.
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Isn't January depressing enough as it is without subjecting yourself to quinoa salad and artichoke juice?
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The depressing, absurd twist is that the family has gone viral for an entirely separate tragedy.
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The second reason for our failure to embrace the moment is our depressing lack of solidarity.
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Despite the depressing results, Dr. Desforges said he remained hopeful about the future of killer whales.
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The recipient will be too pleased to engage with the depressing possibility of accidentally smashing them.
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So far so good, if so depressing, though hardly more so than the world at large.
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It's depressing to live in a collapsing empire, and it can distort your sense of perspective.
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Putting it all together, the Trump tariffs have raised consumer prices, rather than depressing foreign earnings.
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But it runs a risk of depressing wages by pushing more people into the labor market.
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"I would never own a restaurant — too depressing," he told the Copley News Service in 2007.
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It was a noisy, depressing and violent place, but Mr. Vanier found it beautiful and mysterious.
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There is some evidence that all the discussion of Obamacare repeal may be depressing insurance enrollment.
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Despite this depressing narrative, some young people have emerged from the rubble of our financial ruin.
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It's a depressing but also curiously refreshing and mostly convincing way of thinking about the war.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Kudlow deflected questions about the depressing effect of trade tensions on the markets.
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This new book has some pretty depressing moments—especially about the current state of standardized testing.
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It clearly detailed the depressing fact that I'd receive just 2,120 miles for the entire trip.
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New York Fed President Bill to gradually raise interest rates, since factors depressing inflation are "fading".
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If that's not a depressing state of affairs about America's democracy, I don't know what is.
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Phone calls are different and are typically classified as pleasant, usual, productive, depressing and so on.
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But it's worth focusing on that exchange, because it was interesting — by which I mean depressing.
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Second, imported foreign goods and services are depressing jobs and incomes in American import-competing industries.
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The estimate of their carbon emissions "is sobering and depressing", he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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For sushi chasers whose bank accounts are not self-replenishing, this all gets kind of depressing.
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Still, darkness will always be associated with death—and therefore with the morbid, bleak and depressing.
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Lake described the issue as debilitating, depressing, and lonely, even making her feel suicidal at times.
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It would be both depressing and shocking to me if that were categorically not the case.
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Please note that excessive Sëlf servicing, while fun at first, can get a little depressing. 8.
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"We don't want it to be any more depressing than it's already gonna be," he wrote.
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It said that 77% of survey respondents confirmed that confusion over Brexit was depressing the market.
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"The report paints a rather depressing picture," UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi told a news conference.
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The loss of yet another one of its most notable figures obviously casts a depressing pall.
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The depressing responses to the hashtag show the common sentiments on the internet among younger demographics.
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Don't listen to depressing stats, such as that 25% of debtors expect to die in debt.
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So the league in 2014 proposed artificially depressing the salary cap for the 2016-20163 season.
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And that ... And part of this answer is that news skews older as well. Yeah. Depressing.
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The three of us attended, and we found it, by turns, intriguing, depressing, boring, and exhilarating.
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I think the news coming out of Washington, it's hard to imagine it being more depressing.
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Annie Collinge likes to make pictures about things that are part fantasy and part depressing reality.
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These developments in the fish oil story are intriguing, confusing, exciting, and depressing all at once.
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China's main stock index fell nearly 10 percent for the week, depressing stock and commodity prices elsewhere.
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"This world is fucking depressing," she tells me, her red acrylic nails gently clacking against the table.
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Others blame online pornography for idealising the vagina and depressing women who think their genitals are abnormal.
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To some, the idea of a loved one planning her own funeral might feel morbid or depressing.
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Perhaps even more depressing is the realization that this current retread plague won't be ending anytime soon.
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The news has been so depressing; it's been fun to watch this ridiculous, super sarcastic British show.
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Many of them are ballads, some of them are depressing, but this one sounds like a party.
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That said, it runs a risk of depressing wages by pushing more people into the labor market.
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The single currency's recent broad-based strength risks depressing import prices when inflation is still too low.
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It felt depressing, and it was okay, but there's ... I don't think there's anything she can do.
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The position Minnesota now finds itself in is one of the NBA's least desirable and most depressing.
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What enrages them isn't just the unprecedented political morass now depressing if not immobilizing their target audience.
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Twitter may be an incredibly angry and depressing place on occasions, but it's got its upside too.
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It's not clear where Bloys is measuring from, but to me the math looks a little depressing.
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As happens to many a party boy, Sparrow's fun, witty, and charming enthusiasm became depressing with age.
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In that sense, the game is less a fantasy and more of a depressing reflection of reality.
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"Musically, it's kind of depressing," Mario Tacca, an accordion player and longtime patron of Music Row, said.
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What's maybe wilder and certainly more depressing is that Singer might skate through this unscathed as well.
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A story of inclusion, love –– and there's so much stuff out there that's so depressing and dark.
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It's a rather realistic portrayal of divorce, which is probably why I don't love it — too depressing.
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As the agency's helpful and depressing infographic shows us, that's an average of nine firearms every day.
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The political calculus is straightforward: They don't want to risk depressing turnout and losing down-ballot races.
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That is a pretty depressing statistic, considering how much of our lives we spend in our jobs.
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The annual report on deadly motor vehicle crashes in the US is usually a pretty depressing read.
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It is extremely addictive, horribly time-consuming, generally unspeakably depressing, and a habit I need to break.
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But as interesting as this tech is, the whole thing just seems a little depressing to me.
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In a world of depressing news and internet trolls, Miley Cyrus' Instagram is a beam of light.
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By spending to acquire new customers, the company is deliberately depressing profitability of the existing customer base.
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"It's depressing to watch the population disappear, the business disappear and the activity to stop," he said.
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Airbus China CEO George Xu said such tensions would hurt aviation growth by depressing middle class incomes.
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Trump needs to reinvent himself, which means he cannot have a repeat of his depressing inaugural address.
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It's the latest in a never ending pile of depressing evidence video game workers need to unionize.
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Pikachu turned a depressing technological crutch into a joy; a small and ultimately useless act of defiance.
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Dragonfly marks a depressing turn for Google, which withdrew from China in 2010 citing free speech issues.
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It can be very depressing, trying have a normal life when your life really isn't that normal.
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In this utterly depressing era, they offer a glimmer of hope for a grown queer like me.
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Depressing a key plunged a lever with the typeface downward onto the paper clutched in the underbelly.
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Our dose of depressing data comes courtesy of the Insured Retirement Institute, which represents the annuity industry.
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But frankly the Great Founder's special day is now too depressing for me to speak about aloud.
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Meeting them again, still unmarried — and more importantly, still childless after all these years — is actually depressing.
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The hotel is a dated and dreary place, decorated in a depressing blend of beiges and browns.
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But this election is depressing, and it's far too entertaining to think that Johnson actually meant Mowmen.
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To lose one father is depressing and traumatic enough, but to lose two is really too much.
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The NHL draft begins tonight, and it will be a mildly depressing event for us old-timers.
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As that depressing little nugget of information sinks in, Wyden hits us with a jaw-dropping follow.
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It's all kind of raw and depressing but painfully true, in a very entertaining and reasonable way.
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The canon on women and leadership lives, for the most part, on the far side of depressing.
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But WWE's record with Japanese talent has been particularly depressing in its unbridled, unapologetic xenophobia and racism.
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"This is so depressing that she's considered plus sized," one Instagram user commented on the above photo.
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The results were—with the exception of Mrs Dreyer's win—just as depressing for the Social Democrats.
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"I don't read into prognosis and statistics because I think that can really be depressing," she said.
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Monopsony can be another factor in both limiting the number of jobs and depressing wages of jobs.
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That has had the effect of depressing the dollar and lifting emerging market currencies like the lira.
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"It was utterly depressing to watch what Harry Reid had done to the Senate," Mr. McConnell writes.
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The divorce rate may not be as depressing as we've been led to believe all these years.
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Life can be depressing at times, whether they are private reasons or something that affects the public.
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Only the U.S. can change those growth-stifling EU policies that are depressing America's largest overseas markets.
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ObamaCare's implosion is maddeningly depressing for the country, especially for those of us who saw it coming.
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Rather than being a depressing lecture on where we're headed, the book is surprisingly funny and optimistic.
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Woods also paid ex-wife Elin Nordegren a $100 million divorce settlement, further depressing his net worth.
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But he also won by depressing Democratic turnout, pointing to the party's failures over the previous decades.
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"It was a sunny day and it was so dark and felt sort of depressing," she said.
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On major domestic issues, Republican leaders worry most about depressing core supporters in a challenging election year.
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Season 5 was the most depressing of all the seasons, ending, of course, with Jon Snow's death.
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"Boy, was it depressing, it was all doom and gloom," Mook said of the GOP's Cleveland convention.
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It attributed the decline to falling turnover in government bond markets, which is depressing banks' trading revenues.
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Essentially, you were not alone in immediately turning to Netflix in the wake of these depressing events.
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The second chart details the staffing at newspapers -- and it's even more depressing that the circulation numbers.
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And yet, no matter how depressing the subject, I could not take my eyes off these paintings.
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She plays Superman's mother, a casting choice that maybe says something depressing about older women in Hollywood.
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"The mildly depressing thing is I think it's proven a certain impotence for fashion critics," he said.
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The more likely — and depressing — explanation for the White House's opposition appears to be petty turf warfare.
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" One of his opponents remembered the primary race as "something between a comic opera and depressing satire.
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Imagining the totality of all life (and art) on earth being defined by capitalism is incredibly depressing.
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It's depressing, but not surprising, news for anyone who's been faced with a student loan horror story.
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The world may be an increasingly dark and depressing place, but at least we have the memes.
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Things are going pretty good now, but in the early and mid 90s, it was pretty depressing.
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But dealing Mirotic and/or any other helpful pieces on this team would be super depressing. 8.
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The devolution isn't just depressing for David, either — he's affecting those around him, both directly and indirectly.
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Not that it didn't ring true, but it was depressing to see how thoroughly she was manipulated.
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That is a deeply depressing reflection on the state of America's democracy, albeit not a surprising one.
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"I don't believe in this 'burn out,' but sometimes it's tough, it's depressing, you know?" she said.
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The plunge in home prices also destroyed a lot of household wealth, depressing consumer spending in general.
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And the entire quarrel was actually one of the least depressing pieces of news from the week.
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As yields rise, investors begin to shift money from equities to debt, depressing valuations of the former.
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For anyone who believes in the better angels of American politics, "Russian Roulette" is a depressing book.
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" He continued, "Here's the depressing part: Nobody you voted for said that or would ever say it.
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Outrage, arguing, depressing news and other bad things were easy to find on the internet this year.
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I'm looking around Scotiabank Arena, the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and it's a depressing sight.
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It's my least favorite room of the house, repository of everything that's broken or unnecessary or depressing.
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It's increasingly clear, for example, that monopsony power is depressing wages; but that's not all it does.
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With such a depressing group, it's a relief when you can find diversion in a cheap shot.
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Elsewhere: The most depressing part of Amazon's announcement was its request to be wooed with tax breaks.
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Even more depressing is what happens when you explore the identity division through the lens of demography.
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The most depressing part of getting a syllabus for a new class was the "required reading" section.
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The country's consumption tax was raised to 10 percent from 8 percent in October, depressing consumer spending.
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"It's so depressing if we keep making the same mistakes again and again," Billie, the narrator, says.
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Most people probably have some depressing experience they can't quite put into words but also can't forget.
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The lyrics are actually quite depressing, but at the same time, I somehow find the song uplifting.
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The van may be missing some crucial aspects of a traditional "home," but it's anything but depressing.
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Republican voter-registration laws aimed at depressing Democratic turnout have caused more bad blood, on both sides.
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"Normally we like to focus this portion of the show on complex, depressing policy issues," he said.
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The color scheme is a bore: a dull shade of dark blue with a depressing gray background.
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"It's a dramatic story, that's the risk that people get exasperated by another depressing story," Dokter says.
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I know: It is demeaning and depressing to describe the American electoral process as a TV show.
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"If the last two years have taught us anything, it's that reality can be ... depressing," he said.
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"I had to come out because of the president's incredibly racist, bigoted and depressing remarks," Crane said.
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Reading about Shields's lust for Pippa Middleton ranks among the more depressing literary experiences of my life.
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It's an amazing fan base but it's honestly depressing because everyone's in a constant state of mourning.
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It's profoundly depressing that we have to ask whether they'll do their jobs during the Trump presidency.
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" But he does note that he's used to "people politely suggesting that I play something 'less depressing.
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In 2013 and 2014, there was a lot of economic sense to the predictions about Obamacare depressing employment.
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While this might sound depressing at first, turns out bracing for the worst is probably helping us cope.
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Ultimately, their "constant conflicts about every day stuff … became exhausting and almost depressing for Rachel," the source said.
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Genocide warning alarms in South Sudan; Donald Trump's labor offensive; a banner day for depressing data about America.
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In fact they are demonstrating, in rather depressing ways, how far they have travelled from their gilded youths.
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But we still don't have the long promised sophomore Frank Ocean album, Boys Don't Cry, and that's depressing.
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Is there a bleaker opera than Berg's "Lulu," with its wrenching 12-tone score and sordidly depressing story?
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"Working in the news industry, there's never a shortage of depressing stories or intense deadline pressure," she says.
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Look, Mindy Kaling loves her fans, but some of the tribute T-shirts they make are downright depressing.
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With its Twilight Zone-meets-technology premise, Netflix anthology series Black Mirror often skews into the downright depressing.
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His mayoralty was "depressing", says Ricardo Cardim, a landscape architect who runs a blog called "São Paulo Trees".
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This latest round of depressing information began when a fan asked what writing Martin had planned for 2018.
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I remember there was a "Depressing News Group" and a "Hilarious News Group" that were updated every day.
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In the meantime, for those who believe in the rule of law, the FBI's recommendation is deeply depressing.
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" Rafay Mahmood, life and style editor for The Express Tribune, told CNN the mood was "depressing and tragic.
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To those living through such periods, this depressing effect would show up in lower inflation and wage rises.
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And calling out someone for how they look — instead of how they do their job — is seriously depressing.
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The dumbo's "ears," however, are a bit longer—like the famous elephant from that goddamn depressing Disney movie.
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Yet there were also encouraging exceptions to this depressing capitulation by white evangelicals, which could have impressive consequences.
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It's kind of depressing to think about, since Brøderbund used to be on top of the software heap.
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These are the depressing findings of a study by the Office for National Statistics, a British government agency.
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Trying to keep up with the news might be aspirational, but these days, it can also be depressing.
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Is there anything more depressing than ending a long day at work with… a Trader Joe's frozen burrito?
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But it's depressing that he's cornered the anger franchise when his targets exclude America's own wealthy and powerful.
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But the really depressing thing is that it is so huge that I could never use it up.
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While this may be depressing news, it's important to have statistics like these to back up inclusion efforts.
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The 2011 Fukushima meltdown led to shutdowns of all of Japan's nuclear reactors, depressing the radioactive metal's price.
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" They also channeled Trump when describing 2016's slate of indie films, which Kroll joked were all "depressing.
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After telling the depressing tale, he goes to sleep, with no discussion of the young man's marital troubles.
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Trump says free trade has been disastrous for American workers, costing countless thousands of jobs and depressing wages.
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The sell-off has deepened concerns about the outlook for the Turkish economy while depressing local asset prices.
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It's depressing to see the OPA offices empty, and not to have our favorite gladiators helping clients anymore.
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"Getting caught up with China's politically driven criminal justice system can be a bleak, depressing experience," Zimmerman says.
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Watching Westbrook thrive and fail over the past couple years is an immensely thrilling, deeply depressing flat circle.
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It's the obvious (but no less depressing) reality that Facebook—and especially Mark Zuckerberg—somehow failed to recognize.
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It's a sad and depressing sight, which naturally makes you wonder who the hell this is actually for.
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At the big end of the commercial-aircraft market, a lack of new models may be depressing sales.
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" Ken Ilgunas: "Getting to the end of an environmental book is almost always a difficult and depressing slog.
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The X-movies have almost universally been dour, sometimes to operatic ends, and sometimes just to depressing ones.
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But man, it can be depressing how many good photographers are out there who I've never heard of.
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A depressing new report is predicting that by 2050, the Earth's oceans will contain more plastics than fish.
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The 80s had the Minutemen, but in the depressing mid-aught-teens, we'll have only a Hey Arnold!
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In the end, like all of West's recent interviews, there was something mildly depressing hiding beneath the headlines.
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As long as nominal spending growth remains subdued, businesses will be unable to raise prices without depressing demand.
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It's the sort of depressing ad hoc solution that countless Bay Area residents have been forced into creating.
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And what do these depressing developments portend about the world into which he is soon to be born?
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I just find the knee-jerk arguments invoked against her—and against others who have been mentioned—depressing.
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" But opposition sanctuary cities was too far, he said, calling Northam's campaign "disastrous, racist, and voter-turnout-depressing.
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This could make the U.S. dollar more attractive to foreign investors, boosting the greenback, thus depressing gold prices.
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But exports failed to revive, depressing local prices of corn < NMZc1>, wheat NWTc1, soybean NSBc1 and turmeric NTMc1.
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With rising rates depressing bond prices, some investors may think ditching U.S. Treasury notes is a wise play.
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"It's no accident the regulatory infrastructure we have built is now depressing broadband investment," Pai told the committee.
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This Wolfenstein pinball machine is a strong contender for most depressing video game easter egg of 217 pic.twitter.
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It's depressing but unavoidable to acknowledge that it's the Limp Bizkit Woodstock that better represents America's population today.
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"I think I am going to do a great job watching a lot of depressing films," he joked.
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Being anybody who takes money to show images to their hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers seems depressing.
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Winter isn't coming, it's going, but the supermarkets are still loaded with cauliflower, and that's a depressing prospect.
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Just as depressing as the widespread misconduct itself is the fact that nothing is being done about it.
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They didn't smoke, didn't drink, found it depressing and scary, but it was the only place, you know?
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It's depressing, Craig, when you hear that kind of talk when you look at the service of Sen.
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To cap of a crushing year, I considered running an upbeat, optimistic story, a salve for depressing times.
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And for a minority of people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), winter is quite literally depressing.
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" And left with a final, less depressing, takeaway: "At my core, I think we're going to be ok.
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It probably won't shock you to learn that Valentine's Day in America's prisons tends to be pretty depressing.
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A brief review of this incredibly depressing logo for a sports team's home stadium: An advertising grand slam!
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And as the neighborhood deteriorates, fewer people want to live there, depressing values and development incentives even further.
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If that sounds like a depressing thing to make a 10-episode TV series about, well, it is.
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Since then, there has been no major discovery at CERN, frustrating and even depressing some of its physicists.
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Sure, some people find it depressing that we live in a universe that appears to have no purpose.
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"Sorry to be a downer, but I found this article disturbing and depressing," wrote Doug Hill of Philadelphia.
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We worried that if she kept starving herself, she'd be sent to a more depressing, regular nursing home.
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"The options are depressing … (but) he is the only fresh option," the heavily tattooed 18-year-old said.
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It's just depressing that every time an attack like this happens, these debates seem to become more intractable.
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As much as I love my inside clothes, I do understand why some people might think they're depressing.
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They are, in a word, depressing — but those are not the kind of inside clothes I'm talking about.
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MOSCOW — For anyone who braves the Russian winter, overcast skies and short, dark days are a depressing reality.
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"Demand is actually quite alright, but it's the supply that's depressing prices," a Singapore-based LNG trader said.
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That was especially true as mass unemployment tore across Italy, Portugal and Spain, depressing wages across the continent.
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But, since you made it to the bottom of this newsletter, a few weird and less depressing stories:
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The net effect was like listening to a toddler recite passages from The Bell Jar: mesmerizing and depressing.
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They currently offer customers a 10 cent discount on their beverage should they bring their own tumbler. Depressing!
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But it's also a reminder that as depressing as 2017 has been, we have seen far, far worse.
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All this stuff I read online about the perils of too much time spent online is so depressing.
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It looks like the kind of film that makes big, depressing real-world issues into a fun romp.
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I just want to read some good, depressing books that will not try to fix my existential crisis.
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And it's depressing to arrive at a juncture that forces us to let some of that stuff go.
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If tearing up pieces of paper is the best we can do, we're in for a depressing November.
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It seems to me few novels engage with motherhood, and those that do are dated, depressing or dystopian.
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Is it also kind of depressing that people are seeing echoes of your fictional dystopia in contemporary politics?
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Mr. Fleischmann accused Mr. Bernheimer of "curmudgeonly, slick, superficial outpourings" that had a "demoralizing, depressing effect" on musicians.
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Yet Macron's victory is also a depressing reminder of the state of conservative politics in the United States.
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" He added that it was "no less depressing with regard to the international law and international commercial relations.
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You can get neck pain or back pains just from this depressing, downward energy when you're walking around.
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Interviewing these women has helped me find new energy for action, and reasons for hope in depressing times.
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"I remember the second Bush nomination in 2003 and feeling so angry, but this was depressing," she said.
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To make things even more grave, the ghostly form of Corsola has an even more depressing evolution — Cursola.
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Higher rates of interest have a depressing effect on property value as the cost of borrowing is increased.
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That this is one of the most embarrassing and depressing moments in the Trump presidency goes without saying.
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Given the subject matter of Ms. Fox's books, it is not surprising that some reviewers called them depressing.
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Is all of that not only depressing but worrisome when it comes to the future of our democracy?
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More depressing than the continuation of looting despite a year of coverage, the trend seems to be spreading.
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What we're really watching, though, is no less than a stiffly depressing portrait of toffee-nosed child abuse.
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What is simultaneously fascinating and depressing is that these "newly discovered ancient therapies" are neither ancient nor effective.
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The last book I didn't finish is "Fire and Fury," by Michael Wolff: very interesting but too depressing.
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It was a depressing statistic, but as Adlon said it, I couldn't help grinning right back at her.
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Regardless, not knowing that Baby's All Right would be at capacity the second night, it was vaguely depressing.
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I thought a kid stowing away in his dad's luggage was one of adventure; apparently it was depressing.
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Which makes it all the more depressing how many of the deportations of families have already gone through.
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While the girl's suffering is relentlessly depressing to watch, Weber conveys her character's misery in visually evocative ways.
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If you didn't start your week with the Guardian's extremely depressing insect article: Hello, the insects are dying.
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That question drove data analyst Charles Thompson to try to produce a data-driven visualization of depressing music.
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Radiohead has been sad for a while — but maybe not as depressing as its cultural reputation might indicate.
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Being broke and uncertain about my future is exhausting and depressing, but it's where I want to be.
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Australia flagged a possible 20 percent slide in iron ore prices this year from 2017, depressing mining stocks further.
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It would be funnier if it weren't depressing, but isn't that the tightrope we've been walking for two years?
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It's a depressing, tender moment, and a signal of the way Andre's faith will be tested in future episodes.
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Get ready for the inevitable Mad Men prequel movie about a teenage Don Draper's depressing life in a brothel!
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In the UK, Brexit has increased economic uncertainty, with the potential risk of depressing consumer demand, the company said.
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GUTFELD: The other good thing about drinking at home is it forces you to make your home less depressing.
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In a sense, it's the antidote to the depressing and often-memed "woman laughing alone with salad" stock image.
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As couples everywhere pressed their blue lips together, forecasters delivered some of the most depressing infographics of the year.
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It has to be a bit depressing to be in the cloud infrastructure business if your name isn't Amazon.
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That the fundamental right to protect healthcare workers in conflict zones needs to be reasserted is a depressing development.
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It was still funny to them at six months, but became depressing at nine, and inconceivable at a year.
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In this depressing company of wall-builders, door-slammers and drawbridge-raisers, Canada stands out as a heartening exception.
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That's a depressing thought, and Alicia is an apt heroine for a time of dread, disappointment and diminished expectations.
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It had been a long, dull day, and the tedium of transcription was depressing me, as it sometimes did.
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The environmental nonprofit CDP (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project) dropped its latest report on Tuesday, and it's very depressing.
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Alex talks about the trap houses he ran and says it was easy money but ultimately boring and depressing.
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But the most nihilistic pop song is John Denver's "I'm Sorry," which is the most depressing song ever written.
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The problem for the ECB is that some of the major factors depressing prices are outside of its control.
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Through acts and omissions, the Fed kept interest rates and expected interest rates higher than appropriate, depressing the economy.
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"They are depressing days and the pills helped," said the factory worker in Tamil Nadu, India's southern textile hub.
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The future is going to be full of robots, which might be exciting or depressing depending on your viewpoint.
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Cruz also addressed the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie divorce ... delivering a (depressing) message for everyone who's in love.
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But Clinton and Obama in Charlotte responded to that depressing reality by doing precisely what made their accomplishments possible.
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No, because almost as depressing was Trump's repeated unwillingness to actually answer the questions that were posed to him.
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What's especially depressing is that our media, let alone our democracy, seems ill-equipped to handle anything like Trump.
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THE SECOND volume of "My Struggle", Karl Ove Knausgaard's enormous, maddening, brilliant autobiographical novels, contains some depressing life advice.
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As the excesses piled up in China over the years, they weighed on global prices, depressing profits for all.
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Each one makes for gripping entertainment—and a depressing verdict on the failed efforts to stop the drugs business.
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Fiscal policy is not addressing income inequality and other structural issues that are constraining out put and depressing prices.
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The company's new Local Awareness ad features will be fascinating for businesses and depressing for the rest of us.
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It's a tough world out there, and sometimes it's hard to find the inspiration amidst all the depressing news.
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The Daybreak reminded me more of the utterly depressing tea I'd buy at the cafe in Heathrow bus station.
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About 313% responded "none/other/don't know or it depends," which could be depressing the numbers behind each candidate.
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The event invitation is adorned with the phrase "take five," which is a little depressing as a product tagline.
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"On one of the most depressing days of the year ... you made my mother's day wonderful," the note said.
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Some may find it depressing that these firms are simply looking for another way to profit from society's unfortunates.
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But if you're hesitant because it sounds too depressing, don't worry—there's also a solid amount of dick jokes.
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It's fun, no doubt, but seems to be there so they aren't sending audiences home on a depressing note.
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It is a depressing notion, but a plausible one, that in half a millennium's time they will matter still.
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While the Democrats were meeting in that depressing St. Louis hotel room last June, I had my laptop open.
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I kind of loved Anne's cameo and found it deeply depressing because that girl is about 9 years old.
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If you want a depressing slate of reading, take a look at the research of how people view charisma.
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They're paying for it -- they're paying for it by depressing their currency and they're putting a lot of money.
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Depressing as the study might be, it's hardly the first to show a similar "contagion effect" from the media.
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In the US, we spend a depressing 93% of each week indoors, a survey sponsored by the EPA shows.
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Article continues after the video below The very idea of playing as "the last human" is sort of depressing.
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Since the nuclear power plant can't easily ramp down during the midday, there's a surplus of electricity, depressing prices.
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The depressing birthday affair, complete with paper party hats, should no doubt propel this snack to mainstream American culture.
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The short video is both hilarious and depressing, calling out society for the weird way it treats the word.
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"Tough and depressing stories are easy to tell, but stories that encapsulate hope are more challenging—and more rewarding."
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Another depressing expansion is "white nationalist," since the views of this hate group are still relevant in today's culture.
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And Buzzfeed has since turned it into possibly the best (and simultaneously most depressing?) children's book of all time.
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That would be the most depressing interpretation of the 'announce' phenomenon, and a sad indictment of modern football fans.
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Tensions grew in England as better-paid American soldiers arrived ahead of the cross-Channel invasion, depressing local troops.
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Even though this not my ideal way to spend a Friday afternoon, it's not a really depressing experience either.
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The floods posed more significant problems for the cattle sector, including feedlots, where muddy conditions were depressing cattle weights.
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Shyamalan made the right call with his choice of an ending: It's still horrific, but not quite as depressing.
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Remember Me Yes, Meghan was in the ultra-depressing Robert Pattinson movie, Remember Me, in a very minor role.
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Other franchises hanging on to depressing coaches: the Titans, who decided to retain interim coach Mike Mularkey for... reasons?
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In case you missed it, there are a lot of depressing, infuriating things happening in the world right now.
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"It can get very depressing very quickly, especially with some glaciers that are completely wasting away," he told me.
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An appreciating euro would lower that surplus but at the price of depressing economic growth elsewhere in the eurozone.
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And I just kind of went through my days and it sounded so depressing when I was telling him.
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Similarly, the depressing reality of the modern transfer market is that €35m is no longer a high-end bid.
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It's depressing and the fact that everything is closed up and you're in between four walls gets you claustrophobic.
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Fifteen years ago, when I first started covering marijuana politics and culture, it was actually a pretty depressing gig.
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It's a gut punch, since Hodor was one of the rare sources of joy in a deeply depressing show.
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They've grown so big that the more they grow, the more they're depressing use of other existing users. Yeah.
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