He grieved in private, by which I mean he grieved in the privacy of the cemetery when I wasn't around.
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His daughter, AnnaKim Violette, grieved the loss of her father.
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Simpson should pay the judgments due Ron Goldman's grieved parents.
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We grieved together, trying to fill the hollow with love.
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As Toews grieved, she read everything she could about suicide.
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Of course, they grieved for their children deeply, sometimes permanently.
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When he died suddenly and unexpectedly, our bar community grieved.
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"We feel very grieved and extremely sad!" the statement said.
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After her husband died suddenly, Sheryl Sandberg grieved, as anyone would.
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But last week, at least, the princess's survivors grieved in peace.
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She might have grieved in private, but we never saw it.
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I grieved memories that never had the chance to be made.
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Infante then grieved for his son while being questioned by detectives.
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But at the most recent funeral last week, mourners grieved privately.
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After Jim passed away we grieved, it was a terrible loss.
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"We grieved like everyone else," he added, referring to the Sept.
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How can you have grieved somebody and have that wound reopened?
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Iman has quietly grieved the loss of her husband in recent weeks.
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She grieved quietly, keeping a small circle of the pair's friends close.
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For a long time... I grieved over [the] glamour of that life.
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It was an agonizing choice and I, for one, grieved for years.
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I genuinely grieved for Anna for days after I finished reading it.
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As mourners grieved and comforted one another, Ashia noticed something else in Paulette.
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The news hurt, she grieved her loss, and ultimately tried to move on.
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They took part in rituals around their children's birth and grieved their death.
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Some know that there is no narrative and are grieved by its loss.
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While they grieved their losses separately, each made appearances in the other's thoughts.
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I grieved for my old life, and the life I was accustomed to.
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While I grieved, I felt abandoned by those I had been working alongside.
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Or a horrific mistake that will be grieved for the rest of life.
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Other celebrities including Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas, and Meghan Trainor grieved her loss.
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And she grieved really hard and didn't know how to talk about it.
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Those students two decades ago did not turn to activism as they grieved.
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When Todd was killed in a plane crash, Taylor and Eddie Fisher grieved together.
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My characters grieved and ached and collided with their own desires and deteriorating realities.
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Meanwhile, in the wake of Price's killing, the Williams family grieved and healed — slowly.
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A decade later, Samuel grieved her friend along with the rest of the world.
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The policeman's family painfully grieved, but they figured at least there would be justice.
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His neighbors grieved at impromptu vigils and a funeral that drew hundreds of mourners.
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She grieved for the way in which fiction was slipping from the public imagination.
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When I've grieved, I just wanted to take it off fast — like wet clothes.
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Now that I knew him better, I missed and grieved for him even more.
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Families grieved and strangers hugged among stones painted with the names of the dead.
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He said they all spent time together at a team lunch and grieved together.
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That is, I would have been grieved if I'd believed it, but I didn't.
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"You know, they could have so easily gone home and grieved privately," he said.
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Brady and I grieved the baby in ways that were different but equally sad.
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I grieved from the knowledge that my teammates had been compromised by poor planning.
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For my family, spending time together meant that we shared the experience, we grieved together.
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Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe tweeted early Tuesday morning, saying that the country grieved as one.
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In the meantime, Todd grieved the daughter he'd lost, he told 48 Hours in 1999.
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I have grieved with the families who have lost loved ones to this terrible disease.
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They grieved when they learned he'd been deported to Mexico less than a week later.
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And though he grieved over the suffering in Wuhan, he has started to move on.
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The people in his work danced, prayed and grieved — often in crowds, suggesting an urgency.
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"They have grieved for 11 years," he said of his clients in a phone interview.
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" Al Michaels, Johnson's nephew, tells PEOPLE his family grieved by "trying to get justice for Marsha.
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"We are deeply shocked and grieved by this terrible news," the School Sisters posted on Facebook.
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I grieved those who had died, and recalled with great sadness my encounter with the Klebolds.
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The fact remains, we were terribly perplexed and we grieved her disappearance for many long years.
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Leckie-Montague said in a statement on Tuesday that she wanted privacy as her family grieved.
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We all grieved for Jonathan after his relationship ended with soccer player Wilco Froneman this winter.
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Speaking aboard a Japanese helicopter carrier, Trump said the American people grieved for the victims' families.
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Mr. Purdy often hugged him and told him he loved him, and grieved his wilting body.
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Obama acknowledged the presence in Dallas of social-justice advocates, who grieved alongside law enforcement officials.
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Then, in a flash, he detonated his explosives-filled vest, killing dozens — and Afghanistan grieved again.
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Cruelly and ironically, when I grieved the climate crisis, I mourned the coming onslaught of pandemics.
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On Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Buffy fought a god and grieved the death of her mom.
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That night they grieved something that has become routine — young black people being killed with impunity.
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We have grieved for the loss of so many lives, so full of potential never realized.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani wrote in a statement that he was "deeply grieved" by the attack.
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" Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif released a statement after Wednesday's attack, saying he was "deeply grieved.
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In the days, weeks, and months following the attack, the nation grieved alongside the community of Newtown.
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I've watched too many friends claw their way through recovery, and grieved a brother who never could.
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Then when they broke up, I grieved as if I had lost my own "golden-colored" lover.
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As the nation grieved, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani extended his "deepest condolences" in a live televised address.
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He grieved when the second attack occurred, then said he felt "double lucky" when he survived it.
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Grande openly grieved the loss and went on to write a number of songs about his death.
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Only the Kennedys, probably, grieved as much as O'Neill's family did year after year, generation after generation.
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No. Ms. Beilock's article helped me acknowledge that there was no way I could have grieved incorrectly.
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My husband grieved, too, and together we had many conversations about who our baby would have been.
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Upon hearing the news of Castro's death, the people of Cuba and the Cuban-American community mourned and grieved; they mourned for the lives that had been taken away from them by Castro, and they grieved for the friends and loved ones they have lost at his hands.
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I know that he thought about me thinking about him, that he grieved for me grieving for him.
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Nearby, Mizgin Gurbuzun, grieved over her dead 16-year-old son, falling to her knees beside his coffin.
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But I grieved deeply that I thought that I was losing my opportunity to be a genetic parent.
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" Sara Paretsky, whose protagonist is named V.I. Warshawski, tweeted: "I'm deeply grieved to learn of Sue Grafton's death.
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We grieved with orca mother Tahlequah as she carried her dead calf for 22019 days and 1,000 miles.
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The Japanese public grieved for their American allies after the terrorist attacks, which also killed some Japanese citizens.
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When her cancer was diagnosed I, too, was shaken and upset, and when she died I silently grieved.
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They all grieved for Xavier together, which she said helped them connect in ways they had not before.
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A study of family members of patients who had died said the transcripts consoled them while they grieved.
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"I always describe it as the inverse of losing my dad, because my dad was the ending of a beautiful, long-lived life and I grieve that, and the way I grieved having a miscarriage and grieved my daughter was what could have been, and grieving that part," she explained.
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And leaders in the LGBTQ community grieved on Twitter that Kaine and Pence failed to reach out to them.
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During their freshman year in high school, the pair grieved the suicide of Betancourt's 16-year-old sister, Kaitlyn.
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"Everybody at Fox News is shocked and grieved by the death of Roger Ailes," Murdoch said in a statement.
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" Sandberg said that as she grieved her own loss, she learned that "it takes strength to rely on others.
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On Monday evening, the world grieved the loss of rockstar and legend Tom Petty by listening to his music.
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Meanwhile, Jordan's classmates at Mesquite High School grieved the loss of the beloved football player and straight-A student.
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Everyone she grieved for these days was unknown to her, which made her grief seem more like self-pity.
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Fox grieved over the loss of her "last remaining connection to life and unconditional love," and then got high.
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When he died, I grieved for him and also for the loss of the possibility of a closer relationship.
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I grieved for a woman I had never really known, and no one could see or acknowledge my pain.
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It was the loss of the students who came to her shop that most grieved Ms. Jannesar, she said.
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I grieved for my friend for two weeks but it was, like, okay, you got to keep on going.
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Here, he is acting his heart out as a grieved father, loving husband, shattered soldier, and man of war.
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"So many people put their arms around me, grieved with me, cried with me, it touched my heart," Basco said.
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And when his father, Ronald Cauchi, died of cancer in December 2017, she was by his side as he grieved.
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In another apartment, her father, Mahmoud Hassanen, grieved with friends and neighbors while her mother mourned separately several doors away.
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Will grieved for the loss of the life he'd lived before the stabbing, and experienced depression, PTSD, anxiety, and flashbacks.
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Obama showed us that he is honestly grieved by the many lives lost each year to violence across our country.
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Kelly has largely grieved privately and when he has spoken about military sacrifice, he has spoken broadly about shared experiences.
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And so we grieved this week when a SpaceX rocket exploded during fueling at its Cape Canaveral launchpad in Florida.
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They also grieved for two African-American men killed in shootings by the police in Baton Rouge, La., and Minnesota.
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Even though my brother and I both dealt with the absence of our father, we grieved in two distinguished ways.
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For decades, these witnesses grieved in silence over the massacre in the Salvadoran village of El Mozote and nearby hamlets.
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She holed up in Steepletop, where she soaked up the natural splendor she saw from her window as she grieved.
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Coach Frank Vogel told reporters the team had lunch and "grieved together" while having a light practice, according to CNN.
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It was just something that I grieved about for a while, but I decided that I had to move on.
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"Shocked and grieved to learn that a courageous rights activist #KhurramZaki has been killed in targetted attack in #Karachi," Shah tweeted.
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What I grieved alongside her physical absence was the unraveling of all that I had dreamed about her, about us together.
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FLOYD I had been deeply grieved by what I had seen happening in this country, ever since the events of Ferguson.
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In a statement read by McIntosh during the press conference, Bollinger's family asked for privacy as they grieved their loved one.
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"The grieved family have been agonized," said Hasan Mubarak, of the deceased's cousins, in a statement to Pakistan news outlet Dawn .
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Jada Pinkett Smith has weathered a lot of loss in her life, but the hardest she ever grieved was for herself.
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West and Eaton grieved Butler's loss in the 18 years that followed during which, Eaton became the mother of four children.
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But the world around me is as horrified and grieved as I am, reaching out, giving blood and money and hope.
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His adult children flew into town and grieved as they faced the daunting task of dealing with the so-called arrangements.
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Sfera Ebbasta, the rapper, wrote on his Twitter account that he was "deeply grieved" by what had happened at the concert.
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A spokesperson for the Holy Innocents Foundation of Oklahoma told the AP that the organization "grieved" at the news of the opening.
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I wrote earlier that he grieved in private; I wrote a moment ago that he's the most private person I ever knew.
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They grieved in a public manner that would only be beaten by the collective reaction to One Direction's split three years later.
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Losing buildings and fences and vehicles and stored-up hay was bad, but the suffering of the cattle grieved the ranchers' souls.
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As the city and the country grieved for a potent national symbol, billionaires, companies and local authorities were quick to offer donations.
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NASA and the nation grieved and then they got back to work, analyzing what went wrong and how to make things safer.
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While Pildis grieved the loss of Jewish lives in her home, in the darker, though freely available, corners of the internet, people celebrated.
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" As Hill stood outside their private room, he writes, "I could hear the muffled sobs, as they grieved the loss of their son.
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The family leaned on one another once again as they grieved the loss of their unofficial "custodian of laughter," as Charlotte was nicknamed.
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"The president was grieved to learn about the death of Vitaly Churkin," spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, according to the state news agency TASS.
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This grieved individual is looking for who or what to blame, and runs into someone who gives them a target for their anger.
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In it, she wrote that she had "grieved privately" at some of Mr. Falwell's previous actions, including his endorsement of Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Grande grieved in the studio with her friends after her ex Mac Miller died and she broke off her engagement to Pete Davidson.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa said that, just as South Africa grieved for Madikizela-Mandela, it was comforted by the profound meaning of her life.
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We are grieved by the casualties but we stand strong in defiance of our people, our country and our fundamental rights of freedom.
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The world grieved for Paris last November after a series of coordinated terrorist attacks claimed by the Islamic group ISIS left 130 people dead.
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Stella Boonyawan grieved over the news outside the Buddhist Wat Thai Temple in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley after praying for the late king.
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The sole survivor, Amanda Simpson, grieved via a Facebook Live video while in the hospital receiving treatment for a bullet lodged in her shoulder.
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She had been occupied by formally identifying her daughter's body Tuesday, ABC News reported, and asked for privacy for her family as they grieved.
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The book is "first and foremost…the text of a son who has grieved for 25 years", he writes at the end of it.
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"I never grieved," Robyn Higley says of her father, Robert, who died in the South Tower of the World Trade Center on 9/11.
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The gaming community has, in the main, grieved; in addition to shaming the trolls, they've also come together to honor the fallen, EA included.
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When White's father died not long after they started dating, Carrey agreed to let her stay at his home in Malibu while she grieved.
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On North Foster Drive, the street where Mr. Sterling was shot, a number of black residents said they grieved for all of the officers.
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We grieved as a collective, surely helping us through an attack that impacted every New Yorker, whether or not working in the Twin Towers.
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Mr. Yellin, who later flew 19 missions over Japan, was especially grieved by a very personal loss on that final raid of the war.
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Especially since, at this point in the story, Katy has grieved through the death of her beloved mother, single mom Katherine Keene (Samantha Smart).
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At Blacksburg Middle School on Monday, school officials called in counselors for the students, and asked reporters to keep their distance while their community grieved.
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" Sandberg said that as she grieved her own loss – her husband's sudden death in 2015 – she learned that "it takes strength to rely on others.
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" In a later post, Rzucek grieved for the deaths of his sister and his nieces: "My sister and nieces meant the absolute world to me.
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" Adding that she hadn't "woken up or spoken, blinked or moved or been responsive," the source reveals that "last year was when everyone grieved this.
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While Cook said she grieved for the victims and their families, she also sought mercy for her son, who is being held on $107,500 bond.
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The United States Province Leadership team for the School Sisters said in a statement that its members were "deeply shocked and grieved" by the killings.
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In 2017 alone, we grieved the deadliest mass shooting in American history, the deadliest church shooting, and countless gun deaths in neighborhoods across the country.
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In the hours after, Ms. Ardern, the youngest female leader in the world at 38, wore a black head scarf and grieved alongside victims' families.
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She didn't mean that I murdered myself, in the sense of the problematic trope that people who transition are literally dead and must be grieved.
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As a member of the Nehru household, she grieved beside the bodies of Mahatma Gandhi, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, all of whom were assassinated.
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As the Salazars grieved and adjusted to being a family six, "it was kind of a rat race," Heather recalls, but things eventually calmed down.
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Mac Miller's brother -- the one in charge of handling his estate -- showed up at his parent's home as they grieved together and planned for Mac's funeral.
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We are deeply upset any time an animal suffers an injury while traveling with us and especially grieved in the rare instance that one passes away.
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And I hated myself just a tiny bit for how I'd grieved over our cancelled Christmas and fantasized about not being needed, even for a moment.
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Her family's ordeal left her with love for her Ashland neighbors for patronizing Brannon's shop and supporting her family and being with them as they grieved.
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The family wanted privacy as they said goodbye and grieved, but also understood their relative was a national treasure and felt the grief must be shared.
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So to find out that I wasn't, after a week of thinking that I was, it felt like a loss, and I grieved it like a loss.
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As I grieved, I arranged a series of DNA tests and uncovered what I'd long suspected but refused to face: that I wasn't related to my dad.
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Perhaps this is the most shocking thing about Saddam Hussein's 2006 death: that the American soldiers who guarded him in his last weeks genuinely grieved for him.
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"We are grieved that certain hate groups have taken the Confederate flag and other symbols as their own," the group's president, Patricia Bryson, said in a statement.
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The Lakers held their first team practice since his death on Wednesday, where they ate lunch and "grieved together," according to the team&aposs coach, Frank Vogel.
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That night, as his family and his fellow officers grieved, his wife asked the hospital to retrieve his sperm, so that someday she might have his child.
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Family and friends donning the team's green and white colors grieved over 50 caskets flown to Chapeco for an open-air wake in the team's stadium on Saturday.
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Shortly after the king died, the government said his designated heir, Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn, had asked for his succession to be delayed while he grieved with the people.
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Garrett Brian Geschickter from Wilmington, N.C., explained how he grieved the death of a grandparent: I recently lost one of my grandparents a little over a month ago.
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O'Rourke asked a crowd in Dallas to pause and "send whatever you can" emotionally toward the McCain family as they grieved over the loss of the Senate giant.
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Speaking to reporters after the event, Mr. Buttigieg, with emotion evident in his voice, said he was grieved by his constituents' pain and committed to addressing their complaints.
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Why couldn't we be more like France, where in 1996, just two years before Lewinsky scandal, ex-President Francois Mitterrand's wife and mistress grieved together at his funeral?
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When he played for the Miami Marlins, he grieved the sudden loss of teammate José Fernandez, who died at the age of 24 in a boating accident in 2016.
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As I grieved the loss of my child, and what could have been, I was also paralyzed by a fear that I would never again have a healthy child.
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But Mr. Trump, in an uncharacteristically calm and measured answer that built to a powerful conclusion, recalled the way that New Yorkers suffered, grieved and recovered from the Sept.
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On Sunday, "What Do You Mean" singer and new MMA fan, Justin Bieber, grieved Conor McGregor's unprecedented loss to Nate Diaz in a series of posts to his Instagram.
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We talked about that, the unique anxieties and stresses of a career in comedy, and how both she and her clients grieved over an untimely death in the family.
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Johnson said his mother, sister and fiancée had been helpful as they all grieved, but focusing on a game, even the game his father taught him, had been difficult.
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"Our entire district is grieved by this sudden loss," the school district said in a statement, noting that counseling services will be made available to students who need support.
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It was a rare moment in which some of the most famous people in the world, like Beyoncé and Michael Jordan, grieved alongside fans from all walks of life.
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Living With Cancer As a patient who grappled with an ostomy, I grieved the suicide of a 10-year-old whose family said he was bullied for having one.
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Jax's father, Ronald Cauchi, died of cancer in December 2017, and Brittany's strength as he grieved ultimately inspired him to shape up after his cheating storyline dominated VPR last season.
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XXXTentacion: Fans sang, grieved and left notes at public memorial The slightly more than 40-second clip finds the performer, who was born Jahseh Onfroy, speaking some eerily prophetic words.
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Yet the key moment came prior to that, when Tyrion (Peter Dinklage, superb as always) first grieved over his fallen brother, then led Jon through a recitation of Daenerys' ruthlessness.
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"Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight / And learn too late they grieved it on its way / Do not go gentle into that good night," he said.
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As she grieved for her mother four years ago, Rie Nakaya discovered that she had inherited the family's ancestral home in rural Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's four main islands.
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Put that together with the burned-out Pearson house that Rebecca grieved in front of at the end of the season 2 premiere, and you've got that special sinking feeling.
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I've visited too many fire camps, grieved with too many victims and spoken with too many experts to know that our communities and loved ones deserve to be better protected.
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A woman from the sailing party introduced herself as Diana and told me she was born and raised in San Francisco, and still grieved the loss of both SF teams.
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I grieved not only for the loss of my brother, but also for the loss of any possibility for a better life for him or a closer relationship for us.
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Kofi Annan's diverse family – his first wife from Nigeria, their two children Ama and Kojo, his widow of 35 years, Nane Annan from Sweden, and her daughter Nina – grieved together.
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"Black freedom, the fate of former Confederates, and the future of the nation were at stake for all Americans, whether they grieved or rejoiced when they heard the news," she said.
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People close to Kanye tell us he never effectively grieved over his mom's death and has always had a difficult time in November, but this time he reached the breaking point.
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Sam has to face this void without me, because although I have been with her for each moment, I have grieved my wife's anguish with my own mother by my side.
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I attended several of my gay friends' weddings to people of the opposite sex, and I sat across from them years later when they grieved over the end of their marriage.
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But, really, he wants to return to Winnipeg, to revel with fans who lost their beloved team and grieved its absence and are now celebrating the best hockey they've ever seen.
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Tonight, I would don the costume of a woman on top of her game, one who had grieved her husband's death from cancer successfully and was happy to be out socializing.
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Many of the mourners who have grieved Bryant's death in and around Los Angeles have been Latinos with whom the Lakers star cultivated a special bond over his 20-year career.
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And even I, a noted curmudgeon and hater of love, thought the scenes where Kristen Bell and William Jackson Harper grieved their about-to-end relationship were powerfully written and beautifully performed.
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Even while advocating for the termination of parental rights, I grieved for some of the parents, because as kids they had grown up in environments in which they had been repeatedly abused.
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Ms. Olsson's memoir "Boy, Lost," which won several major literary awards talks about how her mother never spoke of the kidnapping, but grieved, and about Peter's tragic childhood with his violent father.
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In the past month, I have grieved for a child who has never existed, and then, remembering I have a friend who had a stillbirth, have felt ashamed of my self-indulgence.
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As he repeatedly faced down death, he grieved most for the memories he still hadn't made: graduating from medical school, marrying his college sweetheart and looking into his son or daughter's eyes.
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"Senator Murphy grieved with the families of the children and educators murdered at Sandy Hook and has been a steadfast voice for ending gun violence ever since," Maloney said before the filibuster ended.
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"We are deeply grieved as we find ourselves cast out by a denomination that has historically been able to hold differences and find a middle way," a post on the church's page said.
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A former Army Ranger and decades-long veteran of the Dallas Police Department, Smith, 56, was grieved and memorialized at a private Mass in Farmers Branch on Wednesday, according to the Morning News.
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But Gold Star families have since lashed out at Trump over his false claims about past presidents, recalling how they were comforted by Obama and former President George W. Bush as they grieved.
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Like our children, she has grieved for the passing of the person I used to be and now, a decade later, embraces a woman who is authentic and confident, at peace with herself.
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She later typed it up and mailed it to her boyfriend, but their relationship suffered as a direct result of this unreciprocated moment in which they both grieved for two very different things.
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The second, younger, described her distress when treatment damaged her hearing: She grieved over giving up music until she learned to play her violin by sensing its vibrations in and on her body.
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Aunjanue Ellis, who played Nat Turner's mother, wrote in Ebony that she "agonized" over how Mr. Parker handled the fallout from the accusations and that she grieved for the accuser and her family.
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In Dallas this July, in what may have been the last great display, in office, of his amphibious rhetorical power, Mr Obama grieved the murder of five policemen in terms that resonated more widely.
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But before they were married, Wilder grieved for his third, Gilda Radner, the original Saturday Night Live cast member to whom he was married from 21984 until her death from ovarian cancer in 21989.
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I still grieved for a loss of what might have been, and I remember the counsellor in Ireland saying that I should try and look back without regret, which is very hard to predict.
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While I grieved and looked for a new job, Aretha Franklin's music ("You're a no good heart breaker, You're a liar and you're a cheat") enabled me to literally get up in the morning.
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He grieved a fellow officer just 4 years ago Dhaliwal was the one consoling his community just a few years back, when a fellow officer, Deputy Darren Goforth, was killed in northwest Harris County.
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Read the full letter below: OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT TRUMP FROM AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS: WE NEED YOU TO SPEAK Dear President Trump: The events that took place in Charlottesville, VA on August 12 grieved us.
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The singer, who's been laying low since she finished filming A Star Is Born and grieved the devastating loss of her best friend, emerged with a totally new look — and a positive message for fans.
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They made for a more emotional, inspiring convention, so much so that many conservatives loudly grieved the way in which Democrats had appropriated the rousing patriotism and can-do American spirit that Republicans once owned.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — John McCain on Friday made his final visit to the Capitol he ruled as a commanding presence for more than three decades to be grieved and celebrated by colleagues past and present.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry defended the way his father, Prince Charles, cared for him and his brother as they grieved for their mother, Princess Diana, in a documentary previewed by the BBC on Wednesday.
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But a musician friend had confided to me that, 40 years back, when she got her period at 12, everything changed with her dad — no scraps, touchdown passes, chases or hugs — and she'd grieved it.
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Firefighters and first responders surveyed the damage of the charred Pearson house while Kate and Randall (and his red-headed girlfriend) grieved at a house owned by close family friend and future Mr. Rebecca Pearson, Miguel.
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I was sad, I stayed in L.A. for a few days and cried for probably four days straight and grieved the loss of that relationship and the future that I thought were were going to have.
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In a statement posted to Twitter, the Canadian Council of Imams said that they were "grieved and shocked" at the "senseless killings of worshippers," and they implore the Canadian authorities to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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As Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand, grieved after attacks on two mosques killed at least 50 people and injured dozens more, several charities sought donations to help the wounded and the victims' families rebuild their lives.
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She further grieved him by up and moving to New York City, where she reconnected with Capote, worked as an airline ticket agent and found generous benefactors: the couple Joy and Michael Brown (he wrote for Broadway).
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Keya Morgan, a business partner and close friend of Lee's, told CNN on Wednesday that Lee has grieved deeply for his wife and is now in a better frame of mind with the lawsuits having been filed.
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As they wait for answers, fans around the world grieved and celebrated his life with the frenetic energy with which Prince lived it — with dance parties and widespread tributes, from social media posts to impromptu Broadway performances.
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TIANJIN, China (Reuters) - Survivors grieved on Thursday for the 165 people killed in chemical warehouse explosions a year ago in China's port city of Tianjin, as environmentalists raised safety concerns despite government promises of tighter industry regulations.
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At Beira's central morgue, 56-year old Mika Masseera, grieved for his severely weakened mother, Sumbo Mufucho, 73, who died in hospital following a rescue after she had clung to a tree for two days surrounded by floodwaters.
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He saw me through my constant travels as a campaign correspondent in 2016 and grieved the loss of my mom with me after she died unexpectedly in the middle of the campaign cycle, and it brought us closer.
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As Mr. Akonjee's relatives in Queens grieved on Sunday, it was clear that the imam had left a legacy as a scholarly peacemaker whose devotion to both Islam and his family rippled across two communities in two countries.
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"Ellis County Republicans are deeply grieved and embarrassed by the conduct of Congressman Joe Barton," Randy Bellomy, the head of the party in the county that borders Dallas and is Barton's constituency, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Southwest Key said in a statement on Friday after the conviction that it was "grieved" to learn that abuse had occurred at one of its shelters, and that it had cooperated with investigators and was committed to transparency.
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After Queen Victoria&aposs husband Prince Albert died in 1861, she grieved by wearing a locket containing his hair around her neck; today, parents frame locks from their children&aposs first haircuts so they&aposll have it forever.
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CHENNAI, India, Dec 6 (Reuters) - The party of Jayalalithaa Jayaram, a powerful Indian politician who died on Monday, appointed a loyalist to lead her southern state and keep her supporters together as thousands of them grieved in the streets.
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When the Taipei High Administrative Court rejected Uber's appeal on one of the finer points of the ruling, the Ministry's press release stated: 'We are grieved for and pity them; we do not feel joy at our own ability.
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In August, as Roberta grieved the loss of her son, who died of brain cancer at the age of 81, a close McCain family friend told PEOPLE that she was a "very strong woman" who's retained her "spunky" spirit.
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"She and her husband Brad have a beautiful daughter named Charlotte who has a chromosomal variation, so I called her and brought all of my scared feelings to her and wept with her and grieved with her," Scorsone shared.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Parishoners at the historic black Emanuel church in Charleston, South Carolina, on Sunday grieved this weekend's Pittsburgh synagogue massacre and recalled a 503 mass shooting at their church, while chiding President Donald Trump's "rhetoric of hate".
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And so even as we mourn his death, we celebrate his life... And here's a statement from Ailes' former boss, 21st Century Fox Chairman Rupert Murdoch: Everybody at Fox News is shocked and grieved by the death of Roger Ailes.
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It was shocking, just as powerful as Alton, and I immediately thought two things: I was very grieved that an individual had lost his life, and then I became concerned that this was going to take attention away from Alton.
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About 20 members of the far-right Hindu Sena, or Hindu Army, held the festivities as Americans grieved over the deaths of 49 people in the country's worst-ever mass shooting, perpetrated by a gunman claiming allegiance to Islamic State.
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But I also have to admit — and am grieved to admit — that the mass murder at Tree of Life has shaken my perhaps naïve faith in this country, one that I began developing as a boy growing up in Pittsburgh.
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"The entire nation of Zimbabwe, our people, across the board are grieved and are in mourning because the light which led us to independence is no more, but his works, his ideology will continue to guide this nation," Mnangagwa said.
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As the nation grieved, the hunt continued for Younes Abouyaaqoub, a 22-year-old Moroccan-born man who the authorities said might have driven a van that mowed down pedestrians on Las Ramblas, Barcelona's famous promenade, on Thursday afternoon, killing 13.
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Since then, another essay collection has been published, along with the first two volumes of her diaries, chronicles of her "sore heart + unused body" — the one place where she wrote frankly about her homosexuality and grieved for her unhappy relationships.
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"We are grieved to hear of the abortion industry moving into south Oklahoma City, and we will do all we can to pray for a change of heart for all involved," said Lorryn McGarry, the spokeswoman for Holy Innocents Foundation of Oklahoma.
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My version of a sophisticated high schooler's take on the matter was that the American media should get over its bourgeois morality hang-ups and be more like the French, where François Mitterrand's wife and his longtime mistress grieved together at his funeral.
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Going back to 21, we take a closer look at Kanye, the artist, who questioned the role of higher education, called out former president George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina on live television, and publicly grieved over the untimely death of his mother.
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In the personal statement, which was not required, she did not detail her involvement in the crime, but wrote that as a teenager she left Brandon at home alone, that he died, and that she has grieved for him deeply and daily since.
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For days, the city has grieved Lesandro Guzman-Feliz, from the bodega where he was killed to the wake where the police commissioner was among the mourners to the funeral Mass on Wednesday, barely a half mile from where he was stabbed.
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When an autopsy was conducted, a staff member at the New York Medical Examiner's Office made it apparent to Powell that the man she grieved over was not her brother, but a man who shared a common name and a similar appearance.
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She had never been able to have any children and Tiny had accepted it early, but he still grieved in his heart for the loss of what might have been, children to come home to, to help with their homework, to take fishing.
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As students headed back to school at Mary N. Tippin Elementary in Texas this week, parents and kids grieved the loss of Kharisma James, 33, who died Monday after saving three children, including her own two, from a speeding car in the school parking lot.
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BANGKOK, Oct 17 (Reuters) - A general election will take place in Thailand next year as planned by the ruling junta, local media reported on Monday, while Thais grieved over the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej who died last week after seven decades on the throne.
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CHAPECO, Brazil (Reuters) - A downpour drenched thousands of mourners in this Brazilian city on Saturday as they grieved over 50 caskets flown overnight to the stadium of the local Chapecoense soccer team, which was all but wiped out in an air crash Monday in Colombia.
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I cursed myself for having never seen him live, felt thankful for even existing within the same tiny blip on the universal timeline as him, and grieved for the loss of someone so beyond description that language suddenly feels like a dumb and unequipped device.
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Prime Minister's statement "Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif is deeply grieved over the sad incident of terrorists' attack on Bacha Khan University, Charsada, which has reportedly resulted into the loss of precious human lives and injured many others," a statement from the Prime Minister's office read.
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HOUSTON — Relatives of Jazmine Barnes, the 7-year-old Texas girl who was fatally shot inside a moving car, grieved on Saturday at an emotionally charged rally not far from where the gunman opened fire on a family that was out on a morning coffee run.
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"I am deeply grieved but wholly unsurprised that anti-immigrant lawmakers in the Texas House have taken a wrongheaded, racist piece of legislation and made it a 'show me your papers' bill," Terri Burke, the executive director of the A.C.L.U. of Texas, said in a statement.
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Even as he grieved at the Hilltop graves of Glenn, Abraham, and the rest of the post-Season 5 fallen, he also enjoyed visions of himself living peacefully with Michonne, Carl, and Judith in old age, which is a huge improvement from the nihilistic Rick Grimes of yesteryear.
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Now, because I have sat in front of a psychiatrist and showed her the strange lists I collect on my phone, and disclosed to her all of the nauseating ways in which I have grieved for people over the years, I can be steered in the right direction.
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I hurt and grieved and prayed right along with them, and because I'm one of them and they are part of me, I knew that I had to do something to get my people through these hard times and see them land on their feet on the other side.
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Even if you do not have the slightest interest in ventriloquism, I highly recommend the comedian Nina Conti's documentary "Her Master's Voice," which explores how she grieved her mentor and former lover, the theatermaker Ken Campbell — who introduced her to ventriloquism and bequeathed her his collection of dummies.
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In one of the more morally hideous scenes in American history, interned Japanese-American fathers and mothers grieved for the sons who had died to defend the country that, for no reason other than ancestry, had forced their families out of their homes and deprived them of their freedom.
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"I am so ashamed of the double life that I have been living and am grieved for the hurt, pain and disgrace my sin has caused my wife and family, and most of all Jesus and all those who profess faith in Him," he said in a statement at the time.
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In the days and weeks afterward, as students and families grieved and returned to class, many of the teens who attend the Parkland, Florida, high school have been speaking out about their experiences and demanding there be changes in gun safety legislation so that something like this can never happen again.
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In other images from the series, taken while Aguilar grieved the death of a close friend and contended with the shame of being in her own body — large, brown, prone to bouts of deep depression — she becomes part of the landscape, the soft curves of her form reflecting the surrounding rocks.
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PENNSYLVANIA-SHOOTING-CHARLESTON Charleston church grieves synagogue massacre, angry at Trump rhetoric CHARLESTON, S.C., Oct 28 (Reuters) - Parishoners at the historic black Emanuel church in Charleston, South Carolina, on Sunday grieved this weekend's Pittsburgh synagogue massacre and recalled a 2015 mass shooting at their church, while chiding President Donald Trump's "rhetoric of hate".
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Leavelle, who as a young sailor had survived Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, was a 13-year veteran of the Dallas Police Department when he was put in charge of moving Oswald, a 24-year-old former Marine, from police headquarters to the county jail as the nation grieved for Kennedy.
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Although the mindful caregiving training that took place at the house will continue at other locations throughout San Francisco, under the Zen Hospice Project name and the supervision of a longtime director, Roy Remer, this dedicated home will be grieved, since its character and atmosphere exuded the soul of the nationally famous project.
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As fans grieved for Marlins star pitcher José Fernández, who died Sunday morning in a boating accident, many remembered his touching reunion with his Cuban grandmother, whom he never thought would be able to watch him play in the U.S. Fernández, who left Cuba at 15, hadn't seen his grandmother, whose name he has tattooed on his arm, since.
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In 753, the Federal Assault Weapons Ban expired; in 2008, the Supreme Court codified a once-extremist view of the Second Amendment, declaring that it protects an individual and not just a collective right to bear arms; in 2012, the Senate failed to pass even symbolic gun control measures after Sandy Hook, while the parents of 20 dead children grieved and then-president Barack Obama cried on national television.
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The United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC), a 124-year-old organization, issued a rare public statement after the Charlottesville riots last summer: "We are grieved that certain hate groups have taken the Confederate flag and other symbols as their own," the UDC's president general, Patricia M. Bryson, wrote following the August clashes that resulted in the death of counter-protester Heather Heyer and the brutal beating of DeAndre Harris.
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As he wrote in a letter, in his delicate, charming way: I was from early days grieved by the poverty of my own beloved country: it had no stories of its own (bound up with its tongue and soil)… But once upon a time (my crest has long since fallen) I had a mind to make a body of more or less connected legend, ranging from the large and cosmogonic, to the level of romantic fairy-story… which I could dedicate simply to: to England; to my country.
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