Grim life under ISIS rule The picture that emerges of ISIS rule from these people is grim.
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This week, our critics and editors at the Book Review recommend 10 grim books for grim times.
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Things are pretty grim in the Seven Kingdoms … but maybe not as grim as they may become here.
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McConnell says that he is the Grim Reaper — he wears that as a badge of honor, that he is the Grim Reaper.
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As grim as the situation is for Democrats — and it is grim — it's not going to take long for Republicans to recognize their peril.
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There was never a Grim Fandango II; and inasmuch as LucasArts alumni went on to transform video games, they didn't do so by building on Grim.
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" He was sanguine, though, about the company's stock: "Our share price has been grim, but the performance of most of our peers has been equally grim.
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It might sound a little grim to have a picnic on top of the graves of your loved ones—but it doesn't feel grim at all.
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Grim-faced grooms-to-be won't be picking out diamonds for their future brides while equally grim-faced future fathers-in-law hold shotguns to their backs.
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It's been a rather grim week in the social-media-and-democracy cinematic universe, so let's end on a positive note … that starts on a grim note!
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"This is a broadly grim jobs report, but not quite grim enough to blow the Fed off course," said David Lamb, head of dealing at FEXCO Corporate Payments in Edinburgh.
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"Walk on Water" — the first single from his forthcoming album, "Revival" — is grim and ponderous and, to its credit, seems to understand that it might be perceived as grim and ponderous.
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Now scientists are assessing the fallout — and it's grim.
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They say – Mitch McConnell says he's the grim reaper.
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HBO's Chernobyl, a five-episode miniseries produced in conjunction with the UK's Sky Atlantic, is grim business, in the same way that Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale and AMC's The Terror are grim.
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It's grim (all of this is grim), but some people are apparently persuaded by the idea of the body being used for research and training people who go on to save other lives.
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Yet "Ostend," as a work of nonfiction, is not grim.
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Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick has a similarly grim story.
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Will there be more grim faces on the other networks?
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The history that has been memorialized through names is grim.
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Life is also grim for many living under ISIS rule.
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Bannon did not seem like the Grim Reaper on Thursday.
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These days, though, I face my inboxes with grim determination.
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But the adventure game wouldn't evolve from what Grim accomplished.
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Yes, even darker than last year's already grim freshman season.
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Republicans have long been grim about their prospects in November.
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I don't mean to make the movie sound altogether grim.
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Last week ended in grim fashion for the White House.
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"The prospects are, I'm afraid, a little grim," Radeloff added.
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Despite the grim toll, however, more hopeful signs are emerging.
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The economic prospects for Latin America in 2016 are grim.
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It too is a heavy, grim listen by and large.
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But there is nothing grim or scolding about this movie.
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If you follow climate science, you know what "grim" means.
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For some the violence is not just grim, but odd.
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From the man who proudly calls himself the 'Grim Reaper?
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There was very little, and most of it was grim.
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Things look grim in Nigeria, which is mired in recession.
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It's looking pretty grim out there in social media land.
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These are small consolations in the grim accounting of misery.
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But there is good news among the CDC's grim statistics.
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Nonetheless, the picture in the most likely scenario looks grim.
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Even worse, her baby's chances of survival would be grim.
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The cholera outbreak is an especially clear and grim example.
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But nothing else could have best fit Lambert's grim determination.
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Fortunately, the cyber outlook for 2019 is not altogether grim.
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The report, based on 15,93 research papers, makes grim reading.
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Yet the public mood remains grim, and for good reason.
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"Because he wants to eat you!" my grim mind insisted.
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Grim forecasts from Applied Materials and Nvidia wham chip stocks .
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Rather, it splits its fury with grief, and grim resolution.
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Over the last few months, the news have been grim.
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But not everyone agrees that GE's future looks so grim.
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With the loss, the Longhorns' NCAA Tournament hopes look grim.
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In Lebanon, most lack citizenship and live in grim camps.
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For a while, after his death, revisiting them felt grim.
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In episode 5, it added a layer of grim reality.
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The irony of Elon Musk's latest legal drama is grim.
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Only she would offer a grim riff on the Rev.
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Even allowing for his party's Lilliputian profile, that is grim.
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On a grim Sunday, neighbors gathered at Mr. Buckel's home.
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We don't know Katie's prognosis yet, but it seems grim.
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When you zoom out, the numbers look even more grim.
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In our grim and grimmer world, the dragon has awoken.
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And the premise of 13 Reasons Why is indeed grim.
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When a firefighter arrived, the news was more than grim.
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Just grim things that sucked the life out of everyone.
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Despite the seemingly grim trends, economists are not especially alarmed.
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But for most companies and workers the outlook is grim.
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But the parties took place against an increasingly grim backdrop.
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Things are as grim as ever at Oleg's house, too.
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As you know, bathrooms on buses are, generally, pretty grim.
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Neiman aims to encourage American efforts at a grim time.
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Recent evidence suggests that the picture is even more grim.
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Two years ago, the prospects for U.S. coal looked grim.
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But the mood at the group's Toulouse offices remains grim.
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The CT scan of her head painted a grim picture.
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It shapes up as a grim few months for him.
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Its conclusions were grim: not enough drugs, not enough innovation.
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Graf von Rechberg suggested the violence had become grim routine.
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That's the grim terror threat assessment from London's top cop.
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The international situation, while grim, has a few bright spots.
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"Let me talk about the 'grim reaper,' " Sanders told Hill.
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LOOKING GRIM: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Former Maryland Gov.
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It's a reality: The delegate math looks grim for Sanders.
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Though that sounds grim, it's the largest percentage since 2006.
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Our political prospects are grim, and the consequences are dire.
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But these grim fears also open up a political opportunity.
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In other words, we're in for an awfully grim show.
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As the investigation advances, the situation in Flint remains grim.
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It also provided a grim outlook for its latest quarter.
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The vivid animal figures spark delight in this grim place.
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In the long term, Connecticut faces a grim balance sheet.
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The trailer for Student Athlete trots out a grim statistic.
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All this adds up to a grim reality for artists.
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They painted a grim picture of the country's fiscal situation.
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The broader forecast for the federal deficit remains grim, however.
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Friday's example aside, history offers a grim forecast for Houston.
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It's a grim concept that "Only" embraces with fatiguing fidelity.
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"The Warning" was followed by "Perdida," a grim Argentine drama.
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"It was just a really grim, surreal experience," Tristan says.
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If only the implications of it all weren't so grim.
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General Votel gave a grim smile and did not answer.
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Of late, allies concede, the news has been particularly grim.
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But the more prevalent grim outlook even affects some doctors.
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That's a grim fact, but it makes some structural sense.
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The world's worst humanitarian crisis may get even more grim.
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Mr. Williams still anticipates grim daydreams when he is alone.
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The picture is not quite so grim for Sanders elsewhere.
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The business of journalism has always been fickle and grim.
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And during the grim coronavirus pandemic, that's a welcome respite.
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These are grim days for the National Assembly of Venezuela.
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It's a grim idea, but it's how you preserve it.
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The late 20063s were very grim here, lots of unemployment.
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It's grim to catch yourself muttering But is it art?
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The houses can be gorgeous; they can also be grim.
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Yet the prevailing view of Japan's demographic future is grim.
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Mr. Shang said the outlook for Mr. Liu appeared grim.
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Writing the column provided a grim view of the country.
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Jesus, it's grim and not what I needed right now.
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Gibbons's work is playful yet grim, and contains recognizable elements.
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I don't want to suggest that it was all grim.
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If "Trolls," directed by Mike Mitchell, sounds grim, it isn't.
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Our latest 360 video portrays a grim reality in Manila.
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The grim case has sent anger and shock through Mexico.
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"It was quite grim, it didn't smell great," he recalls.
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The news is not all grim for assembly line workers.
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"I'm only here to spread fear," the Grim Reaper says.
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The coronavirus hit a grim milestone in China: 26,000 deaths.
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Here's a grim report card of the season so far.
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That attitude could mean grim consequences for black transgender people.
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But it has Bad's squinchy, sweaty nastiness and grim humor.
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Christmas cheer aside, it's a grim moment for physical retail.
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The reality isn't quite so grim but is certainly complicated.
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"Saturday Night Live" even imagined him as the Grim Reaper.
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The early 216s proved a grim patch for Broadway sequels.
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Let's be honest with ourselves: Things are looking pretty grim.
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The latest prisons data, published on July 25th, are grim.
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In 2016, the southeast Asian nation marked a grim accomplishment.
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If there's a game being played, it's a grim one.
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Readers did devote time to less grim topics as well.
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The grim scene in Whiteclay has scarcely changed for decades.
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But the numbers it reportedly contained paint a grim picture.
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The statistics, across much of the country, are grim reading.
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Back in 2013, a series of grim scandals rocked Europe.
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But the grim outlook leaves room for May to outperform.
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The global economic recovery remained "complicated and grim", Gao said.
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The Grim Sleeper terrorized South Los Angeles during his 22-year murder spree, which is the focus of the upcoming People Magazine Investigates episode "The Grim Sleeper," which airs Monday night at 20103 p.m.
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The bank, naturally, hopes to put that grim episode behind it.
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The conditions in those centres are grim, as new research shows.
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It's no surprise the future seems grim for many Puerto Ricans.
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The trend follows a recent series of increasingly grim climate studies.
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This is the grim situation that many in Yemen now face.
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The study provides a grim peek into the future for aardvarks.
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"Association with this grim content tarnishes Chooseco's trademark," the lawsuit states.
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Things could be even more grim for the GOP in 2020.
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When it comes to retirement savings, the statistics are also grim.
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This, in theory, bodes well, given the US' grim recent history.
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He delivers grim news about trucker health to the new recruits.
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Faiyaz has the unnatural ability to make the grim sound beautiful.
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I'm guessing that'll stay the same until the Grim Reaper arrives?
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Grim Fandango Remastered is being given away for free on GOG.
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Few weeks or months have been as grim as this one.
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Though he's foreboding, Charlie also has a grim sense of humor.
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This leaves a grim choice: accept inequality or wish for disaster.
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As for Isla and Will, I won't spoil their grim backstories.
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Even if it doesn't, perceptions of gun violence remain resolutely grim.
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Prior to the 1930s, climbing was a rather more grim activity.
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Hmmm, this is starting to sound like a pretty grim affair.
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Placed together, the headlines are a prologue to a grim story.
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Breitbart has done the grim maths so you don't have to.
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It's a grim, weird novel that makes for a fantastic read.
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Unfortunately, the Menounos family recently learned of another potential grim coincidence.
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Some Republicans criticized Depp's comments as part of a grim trend.
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The grim statistic is that 1,500 people die each year waiting.
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Samsung cited weak demand for memory chips for the grim guidance.
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But hidden in the muddle there is also a grim logic.
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The OBR's growth forecasts, though grim, may still be too rosy.
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The optics of the deal for Mr Stanton were unquestionably grim.
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Yup, the Bengals' situation is looking just that grim right now.
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"I couldn't believe it," Scatton tells PEOPLE about her grim diagnosis.
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For manufacturers who are not protected by tariffs, things are grim.
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Paisley pauses to consider the possible grim consequences of his response.
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His research and others' paint a grim picture for the future.
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And in the process, we've lost sight of the grim reality.
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Numbers for some of the newly-discovered species already look grim.
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He started to understand the grim authoritarian reality of his country.
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The fundamental picture globally, however, appears to be grim, analysts say.
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This view is a grim one, but it is also a
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Last year was especially grim: GDP shrank by an estimated 10.2%.
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With bees beset on all fronts, the situation is pretty grim.
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But he's not the grim reaper anymore, if he ever was.
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The rest of our infrastructure presents just as grim a picture.
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They are months away on that, and its chances are grim.
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The numbers are still grim in many parts of the world.
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There was still grim news for the bears to claw at.
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But it's not all grim for sports fans from the region.
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The alternative need not be as grim as those MPs imagine.
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Maybe I'm leaning on the words grim and skeptical too much.
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The measures are a bright spot in an otherwise grim election.
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Cyclical stocks like autos and banks already reflect a grim outlook.
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Tycoons are particularly keen on schemes to cheat the grim reaper.
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Human rights advocates tend to focus on people in grim circumstances.
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This grim "top 10 list" remained unchanged from the previous year.
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I don't really have a C. It's going to get grim.
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On the face of it, this wider picture looks grim, too.
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The "Grim Sleeper" serial killer terrorized South Los Angeles for decades.
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Moon looked grim faced in a photo released to the public.
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Collectively, "the impact is pretty grim," Peck said in an interview.
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During downtime, as the first grim reports out of Orlando, Fla.
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The latest forecast is out—and it's both weird and grim.
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Sales figures over the past year have made for grim reading.
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Annie, grim, thinks of her own kids coming home from school.
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Breakingviews Two American health care megadeals have been given grim diagnoses.
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Despite such grim assessments, Ms. Rousseff is avidly preparing her defense.
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Chief Brown has been grappling with some grim statistics this year.
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Yet despite the grim economic outlook, Trump's reelection odds aren't doomed.
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Naturally, we turned to Yelp, but our search yielded grim results.
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She is this novel's Alice, in a grim sort of Wonderland.
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Faced with these grim accounts, Milanović felt protective of his past.
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It's been a grim few months for abortion rights in America.
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It's a pretty grim situation for the head Barbie in charge.
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National Socialist Party, and the subsequent "grim proximity" of culture and
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The future of fossil fuels is starting to look increasingly grim.
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So, things aren&apost so grim with our second favorite Kim.
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Does his grim, slow-paced game suggest any youth at all?
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Even using modern technologies and farming practices, the outlook is grim.
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It's pretty grim, but we had sex in a graveyard once.
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It's this grim relatability that's afforded the sesh so much success.
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He'd just throw another two-yard out and accept grim death.
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Their economic analysts are predicting grim results with each passing day.
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But the grim tales about life under Mr. Ailes keep coming.
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Throughout this grim, moving testimony, Prum stresses the power of drawing.
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"Machinal" is a grim, modernist-medieval chronicle of an everywoman's martyrdom.
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De Blasio said he agreed with the surgeon general's grim prediction.
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Now, the grim economic picture is starting to become much clearer.
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If the situation becomes really grim, the army will deliver rations.
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Which all sounds pretty grim, when this episode is so funny.
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But early reports from relief workers on the ground are grim.
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Three hundred pages of Clinton's repetitive musings had me feeling grim.
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"It is a grim situation for those retailers," Mr. Kamel said.
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Midway through a grim week, the virus continued to spread quickly.
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What we are seeing now is grim vindication of that strategy.
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One chart provides a grim outlook for Wall Street bonus season.
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But the strategic posturing is bumping up against Kerala's grim realities.
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Assessing the grim toll of the massacre in Sutherland Springs, Tex.
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But these grim environmental conditions are not unique to South Carolina.
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The last two decades have been grim for the monarch butterfly.
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For those who can't find other work, the future is grim.
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There's no denying that currently, the projections all look pretty grim.
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Elsewhere in the Burlington Mall, the scene was just as grim.
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Their prospects for adoption are grim given their emotional-behavioral difficulties.
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Ragnarok joins the grim little club in an angsty, eccentric way.
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CreditCreditOtto Steininger When Steve Thorsett crunched the numbers, things looked grim.
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Few expect such a grim outcome for the former British colony.
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He has frustrated prosecutors, challenged judges and softened grim-faced juries.
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One was the so-called Grim Sleeper case in Los Angeles.
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But I also know that this grim reality can be changed.
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Nothing in that grim standoff was changed by the Friday meeting.
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When Boeing's board gathered on Monday, it confronted a grim reality.
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"Unfortunately, things are a little grim at the moment," he said.
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A grim-looking Pompeo was unwilling to engage on that front.
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The incentives, those living in direct provision say, produce grim results.
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Meanwhile, the prognosis for Senator John McCain's brain cancer is grim.
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O.C. plus three" and warned of the "grim specter of socialism.
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The situation remained "grim and complex," Chinese President Xi Jinping acknowledged.
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The meeting comes as the situation in Afghanistan looks increasingly grim.
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Olivia Campbell, 15, was added to that grim roster on Wednesday.
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Grim situations are all the rage among television executives these days.
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There were certainly parts of Trump's speech that were plenty grim.
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Many days were grim reminders of how badly damaged I was.
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But these stats paint a very grim picture for the President.
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Lunch is grim: one dry slice of toast and an egg.
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The pictures show a grim Holderness with one very black eye.
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The rainforest was magic, and saving it was fun, not grim.
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But I also love grim, epic tragedy as a general rule.
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Working with Democrats would be a "grim" alternative, Toomey told CNBC.
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VICE News shows the grim reality of an IS foot soldier.
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So grim that I fear it will not be for everyone.
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So grim that I fear it will not be for everyone.
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The event was going for TED Talks positivity, not grim polemics.
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Washington, D.C., Bureau Chief for the Intercept Ryan Grim told Hill.
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What he found around the bend in the lake was grim.
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The grim cost of United States immigration policies is hardly new.
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Some of the listings have pictures of grim, beat-up rooms.
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"Anything Is Possible" is certainly more grim than Strout's previous work.
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But the grim repercussions of this nonpolicy are still being felt.
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The prospects of getting her deal through Parliament still look grim.
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The news out of Silicon Valley has been pretty grim lately.
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Jericho is not a flawed protagonist, or even a grim antihero.
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The whole team can't die, but it's going to look pretty grim.
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It will be as grim as the assessment in 2008, he says.
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Because I think those people think that unrelentingly grim stuff is profound.
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Senior Chinese leaders have said food safety in the country remained "grim".
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Assuming this conundrum is common at most restaurants, the reality is grim.
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The Lion King gave us endearing mascots to plaster on grim realities.
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The grim side of moderation is not a new subject for Chen.
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Image Source: NIAID/GizmodoReading science news all day can be real grim.
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But the grim feelings of despair returned when Trump won the election.
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Inside the White House, the mood was, once again, weary and grim.
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"Luther plays a part in this grim history," Brown said via email.
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But in this gray, grim slog of a punishing slugfest, who wouldn't?
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Even behemoths like Facebook, Amazon, Under Armour, and Macy's weren't immune. Grim.
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Schlossman doesn't want to be too heavy-handed with that grim message.
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More work is required to better understand this particularly grim burial scene.
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The big, bad Grim Reaper transforms into the mundanity of everyday existence.
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Here's hoping the Grim Reaper waits awhile before coming to fetch him.
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Despite slight single-digit gains in other jobs, the numbers are grim.
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So it began to dominate the world on a very grim statistic.
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Like Verbo, Grim wanted more than anything to be an esports professional.
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In fact, there's nothing grim about her or the work she does.
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We left the conference in grim silence and got in the car.
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That grim-seeming visual landscape allows for a startling coup de théâtre.
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More grim stories are likely to emerge as the programme is extended.
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The results make grim reading for America's McDonald's-munching, tariff-touting president.
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But Miss Suu Kyi was supposed to change this grim status quo.
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Others in Kabul, however, accept grim compromises in the quest for peace.
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The survey is filled with grim news for the Democratic front-runner.
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But where Gnog is light and cheerful, Statik is grim and moody.
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It's also a phenomenally grim one, as King readers can already attest.
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But the outlook for all four cubs surviving is still quite grim.
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"Yes, it is grim," Farah says, but her research makes her optimistic.
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But however long this expansion lasts, their economic prospects still look grim.
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The Handmaid's Tale is viciously grim, down to the show's color palette.
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Armstrong makes it back, but his home life is no less grim.
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People Magazine Investigates: The Grim Sleeper airs Monday night at 10 p.m.
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The bottom line: Grim argues that only two major presidential candidates — Sens.
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Quite the opposite of the grim reaper stereotype many of us imagine.
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"It's a pretty grim picture all over the United States," she added.
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But Mitchell's case is a grim reminder that oh right—wearables. Fuuuuuuuuck.
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Her accompany book about the investigation, The Grim Sleeper, is available now.
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Daily life, amid cuts in power and thus water supplies, is grim.
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This paints a rather grim picture of video games featuring antisocial themes.
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The town's grim brick buildings have recently been covered with colorful cladding.
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You know it's grim when a sector's primary bull case involves bankruptcy.
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At the time, the outlook for an eventual formal release seemed grim.
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That was when my four-year search for the Grim Sleeper began.
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Twelve months on, the results of the so-called "transition" look grim.
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The prevention and control of the pest remains "grim", the ministry added.
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The world's energy future looks increasingly grim through the lens of Paris.
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And it provides a grim reminder of the human lives at stake.
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Ross followed him with an expression that was half grim, half ironic.
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The country was in grim shape then, deep in an economic slump.
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But there was no sadness, no grim melancholy to it this time.
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The grim truth is that it may well not be the last.
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It's as if some grim pact has been made, some unspoken thing.
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But the existing banks, which the RBI oversees, are in grim shape.
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The sculpted boat is now a grim reminder of their lost son.
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It was as nuanced and tender as it was grim and sardonic.
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But not everyone seems satisfied with humanity's grim, comatose view on things.
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That grim history seems to be repeating itself in Laos and Cambodia.
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"That's enough fun for tonight," Bannon, dressed as the Grim Reaper, says.
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Rewrite the sad grim grieving playscript of death in the usual manner.
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It marched inexorably forward, its grim energy matching its protagonist's desperate ambitions.
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Ms. Zayas said the possible loss of intimacy could have grim results.
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Records from the 1980s recount a particularly grim chapter in Brooklyn's history.
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As grim as the Yankees' prospects seem, Toronto and Texas were below .
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If nothing is done, however, the future for small businesses is grim.
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We need to bring the same grim images to the gun fight.
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The stories may sound grim, but they consistently sparkle with expressive detail.
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It's a truly grim situation and Trump said nothing against Duterte's offenses.
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Talmadge's paintings, all rendered in a pointillist style, are notably un-grim.
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The toll of operations in the Pacific has been grim this year.
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"Ambush guy can't take getting ambushed," Mr. Grim told The Washington Post.
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But only some of us are willing to face the grim reality.
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The DOL's announcement underscores the grim employment landscape for many disabled workers.
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If they become worse instead of better, the prognosis is usually grim.
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Some additional risks they associate with climate change portend a grim future.
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The spring season is continuing to look grim for several new shows.
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It's about the grim absurdity of old age and death as anticlimax.
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Is it grim to worry that there won't be more to come?
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And many Republicans are still faced with grim calculations, compromises and reckonings.
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Yet not all the Nixon-era franchises receiving makeovers are that grim.
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"Until 2015," he says, "I don't remember a season quite as grim."
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He describes the grim reaper, even hollers at him out a window.
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But for those who did come home, their prospects were also grim.
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It's only when that investor starts demanding changes that things look grim.
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But these grim circumstances also bring good tidings, at least for Selina.
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The collective impact of these policies on public health has been grim.
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As we danced, the grim news came over the global broadcast chat.
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"I like taking grim things and poking fun [at] them," he says.
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That is just one grim puzzle on an island full of them.
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Mr. Gardley's "House" lacks the compelling inevitably and grim logic of Lorca's.
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There's some grim stuff here, but very little of Willeford's mordant humor.
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Despite the potentially grim outlook, a path forward for economic policy exists.
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Governor Cooper painted a grim picture of the destruction Florence was inflicting.
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For those closer to retirement, however, things likely feel a little grim.
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LONDON — It's been pretty grim in Britain over the last few months.
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There were grim moments at the mall that shaped his fiction too.
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The smile Jacob lets spread over Mickey's usually grim face says everything.
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On Thursday evening, Ms. Dogan's grim painting was projected above the mural.
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She runs, jumps and leaps into this yawning void with grim determination.
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Border agents who demeaned migrants on Facebook have exacerbated a grim situation.
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Failing to keep business afloat in Peter Molyneux's Theme Park gets grim.
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"Chernobyl" is grim only partly because of all the destruction and death.
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The fundamental situation appears grim, with no clear path toward better days.
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Perhaps, in the grim world of "The Trade," there never will be.
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Finding victims' remains is a grim, low-tech process, experts told us.
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Despite the grim reality, I remain hopeful, knowing how far we've come.
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Ustvolskaya was, in this playing, unfailingly grim but never icy or smug.
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By bankrolling its development, despite grim feasibility studies and rapidly ballooning expenditures.
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Even for those who have crossed safely into Bangladesh, grim conditions await.
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Rafael Luna delivered the grim news to the family back in Idaho.
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I'm being grim on purpose; more optimistic views than this are possible.
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The good news: There's still an opening to prevent a grim outcome.
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Her immense beauty is hidden in a cold palette and grim countenance.
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We kept a grim tally of the weekly attacks on a whiteboard.
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She warns me that the outlook for these fragile hatchlings is grim.
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All this played out against the grim backdrop of the coronavirus crisis.
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In a second image, a grim-faced policeman carried the body away.
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New modeling for how quickly the outbreak will spread is looking grim.
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"The situation is still very grim," he said at a news conference.
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This grim statistic doesn't bode well for how Campaign 2020 will unfold.
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Reports from Graham Lee Brewer of The Oklahoman paint a grim picture.
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The Grim Reaper of ... have you seen Barnes and Noble's numbers yesterday?
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Those students, he said, face "pretty grim prospects" on the job market.
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Warnings and cautionary tales could be sourced from the grim nonfiction world.
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The grim, all-implicating ironies feel easier and less personal to us.
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At the White House, a grim sense of frustration has set in.
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The constant horror of grim news can numb us to its significance.
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Grim reflection has grown more common than usual, which is saying something.
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That comparison spawned grim jokes about a better use for the currency.
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Saagar and Ryan Grim weigh in on Biden's impeachment testimony flip flop.
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She said her parents lived in the middle of nowhere, with grim
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A grim job, but thankfully your friends are along for the ride.
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And the tone of that action is foreboding and nearly unrelentingly grim.
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The work can come across as frisky, bold, dogged, and grim simultaneously.
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So while the stick shift isn't dead yet, its future is grim.
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Hurricane Dorian The news out of the Bahamas is growing more grim.
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But those were the exceptions to a grim parade of uncompetitive contests.
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Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson) makes an entrance in a rather grim outfit.
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But critics quickly dubbed it inappropriate for the grim crisis at hand.
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We are in a climate crisis and our future is looking grim.
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As talks continued, there were still grim reminders of the deadly violence.
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Ronnie advanced post by post, watching with grim satisfaction as they fell.
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As for what's onstage, I don't find his depiction of sexuality grim.
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The prospects of these young refugees, say child development experts, are grim.
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The attack marks a grim new age of social media-fueled terrorism.
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But there was grim resonance for Shaw in what the advisory cautioned.
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Most of the possibilities are grim and warrant their own thorough exploration.
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Trump talks about nuclear war as though it is a grim inevitability.
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Not all that evokes anguish is, on its surface, dark and grim.
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Even for a fellow like Mikkelsen, the odds of survival are grim.
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It has been a truly grim day for Manziel and his family.
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There's the grim morning commute, the grim weather, the constant undercurrent of rage lurking below the blank faces of workers grimly travelling to and from the city... but then again, us Brits are a pretty cynical bunch, aren't we?
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The grim reaper has come to take what's his from the media industry.
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It's been a grim year for MoviePass, the endlessly embattled movie subscription service.
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The relevant stats are all pretty grim, if you're a Golden State fan.
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Despite the grim statistics, Anna has only discovered two changes since the surgery.
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The grim opening for US stocks on Monday followed a week of records.
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Today's Terraform is a grim look at where they might be headed next.
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Grim is the product of over a decade of refining a design process.
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Enjoy that, because everything else that happened online last week is pretty grim.
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Grim psychological thriller crossed with dark indie comedy, wrapped in arthouse speculative fiction.
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By contrast, a presidential election scheduled for July 29th has a grim feel.
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"Whenever you get that clever, you have to be very careful," Grim said.
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The story may have been grim, but Pulinario smiled a lot that afternoon.
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Syria may eventually return to a pale semblance of its grim antebellum existence.
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But for every grim omen, we saw people fighting for a better future.
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And things are grim if you're an AT&T customer without unlimited data.
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Sure enough, the foreign coverage of Mrs May's recent comments has been grim.
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The fire took place on a grim anniversary, the chief noted: On Jan.
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In January, Russia passed a grim milestone, registering its millionth HIV-positive patient.
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It's grim, with obvious echoes of Marx (who was writing about automation too).
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That is a grim reminder of the terrible burden of America's opioid epidemic.
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He said the situation for those with disabilities in the country is grim.
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His tweets are grim and occasionally darkly funny retellings of historic witch trials.
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If productivity continues to disappoint then the prospects for economic growth are grim.
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This month, the city passed the grim milestone of 500 homicides in 2016.
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Because no matter how grim things get, there's always something to laugh about.
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Her situation seems to go from grim to grimmer to far grimmer yet.
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Unfortunately, the world produces more than enough fodder to inspire grim murder mysteries.
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Instead of lending her character dimensionality, Cleo's tribulations begin to feel cartoonishly grim.
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You could tell that story straight and serve up a grim, gritty drama.
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Anything grim consumes me, i guess it is a build up over time.
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True crime documentaries are rarely day-brighteners, but this one is particularly grim.
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For three days in November 2018, the women held posters with grim statistics.
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Second, it makes a game that is already cold feel even more grim.
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Lemonade was one of the few shiny things in an otherwise grim year.
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The global economic and financial situation may have become more grim and complex.
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The 107-minute live-action block, however, suggests a grim year for shorts.
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Maybe it's grim, but I think I'd answer no to both those questions.
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It's been a pretty grim five years in many ways in the region.
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Freedom for them, we're told, is a total removal from that grim reality.
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The early half of this decade was looking quite grim for teen retailers.
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You're basically DMing them a pic without them realizing your grim little motive.
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It was a grim day for the Trump administration — but it's now over.
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The detective relays the grim news that Dippolito's husband, Michael, has been murdered.
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For resident bondholders relying on interest payments like Colon, the situation looks grim.
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San Francisco-based Gap also gave a grim estimate for first-quarter profit.
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For Pecker, the Tiger Woods story encapsulates the grim ethos of Enquirer readers.
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Despite the grim forecast, the future of our aging population is not hopeless.
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ROME — By Monday morning, the grim, if now familiar, global ritual had begun.
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In this grim mountain cleft there is no sign of an eternal springtime.
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That is Paul Ryan's lasting legacy in politics, and it's a grim one.
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In this grim and tense moment, there are some reasons for hope, however.
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Suicide Squad doesn't hit theaters until Friday, but the early reviews are grim.
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Nothing more, nothing less, and I hung on to it like grim death.
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It was a lazy Sunday, grim and gray, and I was jet-lagged.
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It's a grim outlook and no easy options are left on the table.
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Heading into its last earnings report, sentiment on the stock was downright grim.
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All of this is a grim sign for the GOP's prospects next year.
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For her students, not graduating from high school means facing grim life prospects.
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Brand is diffident, but refusing these grim freedom fighters is not an option.
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Now, a new study claims that things are looking especially grim on Twitter.
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But a few songs aside, "PartyNextDoor 3" favors a grim, late-night palette.
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There will certainly be more grim pageantry as the officers bury their own.
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It is the best that can be hoped for, in a grim season.
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The deer themselves keep returning, grim timekeepers, seemingly hungrier and in greater numbers.
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If anyone on Gillespie's ticket wins, they will have beaten history's grim reaper.
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California wildfires The 16 wildfires ravaging Northern California continue to set grim records.
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Out with the grim 'carnage' talk, in with the sunny 'new chapter'3.
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The first three seasons were perfection — grim and dangerous, soapy yet deadly serious.
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Of course, all the usual suspects in the media painted a grim picture.
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DNA from the pizza slice matched to DNA found on Grim Sleeper victims.
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Unless Asian and African police work together better, the rhino's future looks grim.
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At first that was all there was, just this sickly, grim-looking chap.
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Item: one standard-issue gallant young officer, Grim Reaper for the use of.
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Lately, the news seems filled with grim mug shots of angry white guys.
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You know, it's just like, this is grim, who thought this one up?
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It's all a grim tale that should put a shiver down Snapchat's spine.
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I remember the Grim Reaper ad campaign and pretending to be a statue.
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In 1992, George H.W. Bush was running for reelection, and things looked grim.
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After more than an hour in my own playthrough, things were looking grim.
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Her chances of seeking help from the home country appear grim as well.
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The grim reality is that this week wasn't especially bloody by recent standards.
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I thought (maybe even hoped?) that it had no interest in being grim.
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Without my morning routine, my whetstone, my future would be very grim indeed.
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But the data for Trump at this point in the cycle is grim.
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Cold War Kid Dear Diary: In October 1962, my parents' mood was grim.
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But experts say that growing anti-Semitism has already become a grim reality.
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Among the mostly grim news on Thursday, there was one ray of light.
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The coronavirus outbreak reached new, grim milestones in California on Wednesday, as Gov.
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Anyone who pays much attention to climate change knows the outlook is grim.
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But little was spoken of the grim circumstances that led to the service.
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These statistics may sound grim, but are only cause for concern — not alarm.
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What happened next was a grim landmark in the State Department's eroding stature.
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She and her neighbors were just beginning their grim reckoning with the damage.
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"I don't think anything has changed, and it's been grim," this person said.
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It's a grim beginning to a story that would shape Ireland's national holiday.
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So it could be likely that those going back face a grim demise.
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If our reflections sound grim, well… we were never known for our optimism.
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But it sketches a grim story line about alcoholism, addiction and destroyed lives.
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How do you and Elisabeth endure such grim story lines day after day?
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While the results of Georges's machinations are grim, the telling brims with delight.
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The grim climax comes when Chester has his night with the young Charles.
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The predicament facing farmers as a result of the trade war is grim.
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"And install internal sprinklers," he added with a bit of a grim chuckle.
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This is going to sound grim, but eventually, all our graves go unattended.
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While that is undoubtedly grim, it's not as bad as it could be.
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How do we find hope for the future when times are so grim?
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He knew the results coming in from across the country looked increasingly grim.
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Prospects for Trump prevailing in the cases at the D.C. Circuit look grim.
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Problems like those are part of the everyday grim reality at Casa Nem.
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But inside New York's hospitals, medical workers face scenes that are incredibly grim.
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The story it tells is grim, a portent of nature altered and convulsive.
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Vincent K. Brooks, the American commander, wore a grim expression as he listened.
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Throw Brexit into the mix, and the outlook for Germany's economy looks grim.
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Independent voices describing the grim reality on the ground, meanwhile, have been silenced.
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On Friday, Urban Assembly marshaled its resources in a grim and unusual way.
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He praised the boycott efforts by environmental groups and delivered a grim message.
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Here's what you need to know: • A grim focus inside the White House.
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Economic indicators in February, including the closely watched purchasing managers' index, were grim.
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Welcome back to another jam-packed — albeit grim — week of The Drive-Thru.
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Toggling between past and present, "The Valley" is grim going in both timelines.
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For the British government, the grim news shadowed the start of "Brexit" talks.
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For them, Bloomberg offers an answer — a grim one, but an answer nevertheless.
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His movie, Tales of the Grim Sleeper was shortlisted for an Academy Award.
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But Kent is a writer whose movies feel sprung from grim page-turners.
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But grim-faced government spokesmen in Hong Kong and Beijing have another explanation.
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Against this grim backdrop, assets that are perceived to be safe fared batter.
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The grim discovery underscores the disastrous impact of pollution on the ocean's wildlife.
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Here they come again, reliably in grim tandem, like the flu and gastroenteritis.
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They remade New York's once grim waterfront, transforming the face of the city.
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I disagree, but only because this grim tango requires a pair of dancers.
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At the call center, each day brought a grim reminder of the situation.
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It was a family member with grim news: Her cousin had attempted suicide.
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Though the exhibit might seem grim, the creators actually see it as hopeful.
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I remember reading that and thinking he was right, and it was grim.
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Ryan Grim, the Washington, D.C., bureau chief for The Intercept said on Hill.
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Ryan Grim shares his takeaways from the last debate before the Nevada Caucus.
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Later, Collins somewhat casually cited a grim report on another young right-hander.
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The characteristic Prototype work is short in length and grim in subject matter.
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Some Lib Dems claim the grim-looking polls are better at constituency level.
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The grim specter of $121 billion in unfunded liabilities looms over its future.
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The Intercept's Ryan Grim recently tried to pin Warren down on the issue.
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How far the grim news from today's technological frontier seems from Bush's optimism.
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An impermeable block has crumbled, my muse being, I guess, the grim reaper.
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It's beyond grim that this man is now Boris Johnson's senior adviser. pic.twitter.
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This grim stat comes from a report from the Governors Highway Safety Association.
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But this seemed only to confirm the unionists' view of America's grim reality.
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And how the film looks feeds into its feeling of grim, manic comedy.
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There's been a lot of news, some of it very grim, this week.
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It's more psychological thriller than war film, and it's both grim and gripping.
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The long, grim pullback from her corpse suggested we've entered some new territory.
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"The data is very grim," Gaudiani said, especially when it comes to anorexia.
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That's kind of a grim upside, since it comes from the president's ignorance.
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" Trump did as much when he addressed the people of Detroit Monday morning at the Detroit Economic Club, where he spouted off grim statistic after grim statistic about the city, which, he said, "was once the economic envy of the world.
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Mr. Trump gave a grim, angry acceptance speech to close a grim, angry convention, casting America as a dystopian hellscape and himself as the only leader capable of saving it from murder, terrorism, financial ruin and an uncontrolled wave of immigrants.
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Will all cities built around cars feel grim and soulless for generations to come?
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Extrapolating from the 80s, fashwave embraces that decade's grim sci-fi forecasts as paradise.
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Still, Illinois is starved for cash, and its financial outlook continues to be grim.
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"The long-term prognosis, if present conditions continue to exist, is grim," Anderson wrote.
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And public attitudes are shifting amid a grim and growing succession of mass shootings.
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The Grim Reaper only comes once in our lifetimes -- at the moment of death.
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The grim Yorkshire crime drama Happy Valley is finally returning for a second season.
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This week faced with the grim numbers, the LA mayor vowed to carry on.
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It's especially grim in Kentucky, where one out of every 50 newborns has NAS.
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It's a grim prospect, but such is the way of the indifferent cosmos. [Nature]
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Netflix, home theaters, and MoviePass have all been cited as box office grim reapers.
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Grim strategy The use of aerial bombing in this manner has a long history.
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She recalled a grim prognosis from her gastroenterologist, who said her intestines could fail.
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Magical ice horses aside, the movie promises to be more than a little grim.
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How do you get into the headspace to produce something this dark and grim?
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The visuals were mostly grim, grey cityscapes, and the violence was brutal, not balletic.
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Right: Decorations including spider webs and the Grim Reaper are placed throughout the building.
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The discovery of a body marked a grim end to the search for Mollie.
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The next day, another doctor, a neonatologist, told the couple the same grim prognosis.
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But there is a remarkable exception to this grim picture of repression: the Hui.
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It was a grim moment for the former European Parliament president and wannabe chancellor.
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Will cultivating awareness of the scarcity of your time make you grim and serious?
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Host Dylan Matthews wakes up to a view of a grim, grey sea wall.
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Puerto Rico's grim economic outlook has caused physicians to re-evaluate their working conditions.
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This grim end to Suzy's short life has caused outrage among animal rights groups.
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Cell Block 99 treats it as a grim job for mature, intellectually balanced men.
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Joe Amador of the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department noted the accident's grim precision.
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Like other forecasts of the long-term effects of climate change, it was grim.
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The news for President Donald Trump this week on the impeachment inquiry was grim.
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You're a little grim in the book about the possibilities of solving this problem.
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As grim as it was, it went away quickly and it didn't come back.
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Nosedive just isn't soul-crushing and grim enough to reflect Black Mirror the show.
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Image: GettyWith the election finally winding down, the news cycle has been pretty grim.
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On the current season of SNL, Bannon is being portrayed as the Grim Reaper.
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The grim reality is that it may be doomed to failure all the same.
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A recent survey by Sigma Conseil, a pollster, was grim reading for established politicians.
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But even when they stepped on the court, the results tended to be grim.
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Those numbers are even more grim if the regulations are implemented a decade earlier.
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They all go about their business in a grim, crabbed, clenched, furrowed, clammy way.
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There seems to be no tragedy nor grim statistic powerful enough to end it.
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Other images were just as grim, revealing just how powerful the tragic fire was.
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No matter what you think of "going out," this is kind of grim stuff.
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"Where are the Americans when we need them?" she asked, with a grim chuckle.
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He was held in solitary confinement in Tora prison, notorious for its grim conditions.
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Luckily, Reddit user Greys88 has broken the whole thing down in impressively grim detail.
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But, but, but: The news for cloud forests is not all grim, Helmer says.
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Some of them are actually pretty funny—and some of them are downright grim.
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If the culture does not change imminently, more communities will face a grim fate.
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Gomez needed a kidney transplant, but prospects of obtaining a new kidney looked grim.
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When I asked about the actual revenues people were receiving, the numbers were grim.
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Even if you're not a tech fan, it's a grim time of the year.
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The departure follows fellow Facebook acquisition WhatsApp's founders leaving under much more grim circumstances.
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That sounds like something crawling out from a grim castle on a stormy night.
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Government-ordered production cuts worsened an already grim situation for service companies, Mar said.
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From: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Chapter Nine, "Grim Defeat", p.188.
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Grim, usefully, makes his own subtext text in his response to the NYDN transcript.
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And especially given another grim fact: 22,000 to 35,000 people died in the heat.
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Not just for supporting him, but for sharing his grim view of American democracy.
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The overall answers are pretty grim: Four trillion dollars is a lot of money!
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Three of his friends sat quietly in the back of the courtroom, looking grim.
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I guess it's back to the drawing board for my grim outlook on 2017.
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The key findings by DNV GL make grim reading for oil and gas workers.
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Hypotheses aside, the statistics that illustrate how we consume clothes are really rather grim.
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For the region's large Assyrian and Syriac Christian minorities, the future looks equally grim.
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And so as Pixite's on-site off-site begins, Kaneko leads with grim news.
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Quantitative measures of business formation paint a grim portrait of a supposedly entrepreneurial nation.
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Analyst sentiment heading into earnings season is exceedingly grim for the sixth straight quarter.
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When I checked the webcam, I could see the little grim reaper standing there.
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It always looks grim, especially to participants and outside observers unfamiliar with the process.
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Shit's bleak in 2018 and this year's crop of memes reflects that grim reality.
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Pokémon Go has been one of the few positives of an otherwise grim July.
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But brains and beauty break on the grim, grey rocks of the Communist bureaucracy.
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The book also has a skeptical and perhaps grim view of religion and morality.
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This grim sexual trajectory is what America expects from people with spinal cord injuries.
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Not all dystopias have to be grim, or even political, but the genre may
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The state's labour-force participation rate, at 61%, is grim even by American standards.
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There's a moral value in sympathizing with the person consigned to this grim work.
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He and his Vanderbilt Children's Hospital colleagues soon found their grim intuition was correct.
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Scraps of metal, scattered personal belongings and, finally, the grim discovery of human remains.
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Despite the grim assessments, some in Rio draw on the city's history of resilience.
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Wright's death marks a grim first in the family's two centuries of military service.
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It is shaping up to be another grim year for the nation's biggest banks.
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For families charged with the care of people with disabilities, that's a grim prospect.
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Attractions included the Grim Reaper riding the dodgems and Cinderella's carriage in a crash.
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That is grim enough, and the complicity of the army and police is appalling.
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Their chances seemed grim before this division series with the brawny Boston Red Sox.
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U.K. drill is unusually grim, suffused with a nihilism that expects little of tomorrow.
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Nearly 3,000 died in the attempt, 60 percent higher than last year's grim toll.
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McCarthy's victory Wednesday comes during a grim moment for his own California GOP delegation.
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Second, we should directly tackle the grim realities that give rise to discriminatory impulses.
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Making the best of a grim situationTo most people, bankruptcy has a negative image.
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Tim Ryan, the prospect of staying alive is growing more grim by the day.
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The reunions provided a much-needed ray of optimism in an otherwise grim situation.
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Peck told CNBC that the impact of the Trump administration's moves "is pretty grim."
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This isn't the first time Neu-Ner has had a grim outlook for bitcoin.
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Xi's regime is pretty grim, so it makes headlines when he cracks a joke.
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The grim truth is that living a long life is bad for your health.
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These grim facts should lead any reasonable person to conclude that humanity is screwed.
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And for those Syrians who fled to neighboring countries, the options are equally grim.
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Terrorist hijackings were a later development, but after reaching a grim apex on Sept.
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At this point, the Clinton campaign's grim march to victory is looking inevitable, right?
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Grim topics, sure—but accidents and sudden illnesses happen to people of all ages.
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It's heartening, then, to discover that the research doesn't support such a grim outcome.
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"Two Dead Cops," with grim topicality, burns undiminished within the continuum of punk anthems.
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Doctors informed the family that Andrew's cancer had returned and the prognosis was grim.
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I thought it would be grim—cunts getting stabbed in the eye and shit.
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It's a grim end for one of the largest environmental protests in American history.
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There are different designs, and the otherwise zany and amusing market suddenly turns grim.
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And forecasts for coal markets remain grim as far as the eye can see.
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Its spread to other states is a grim sign for purple and red states.
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The grim news comes from a study in the journal Advances in Atmospheric Sciences.
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Trump's ascension to the White House paints a grim picture for gun control advocates.
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The Covid-19 pandemic is a grim reminder that the worst really can happen.
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The hearing was a grim reminder that more than a year after the Jan.
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Detention centers are grim, dehumanizing places that in many cases retraumatize those escaping violence.
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The story of Hodel's life after she leaves the shtetl is a grim one.
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Ms. Anderson's grim prediction of two months of darkness might be a bit pessimistic.
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Jeffrey Sachs called it "a grim watershed," as the US overtook Italy and China.
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Even then, though, the heightened tone of the performance keeps it from feeling grim.
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It is hopeful also: the core of a grim story about goodness and hope.
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He calls himself the "Grim Reaper," having turned his chamber into a legislative graveyard.
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But for now, the Pirates are confronting the grim reality of history repeating itself.
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Pope Francis had grim tidings for predatory priests, in this life and the next.
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MINNEAPOLIS — There were overdoses nearly every day in the grim homeless encampment near downtown.
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Then I came to Joshua Tree, equally grim from the main drag at least.
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The news about our alcohol habits may seem grim, but there's room for hope.
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But it doesn't take much reading between the lines to find a grim tale.
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"Our findings are grim," panel chairman Marzuki Darusman told a news conference on Monday.
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"The outlook for 2016 is very grim," said Amadou Allahoury, FAO's representative for Ethiopia.
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But I'm watching kids in their twenties now for who the chances are grim.
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Images from the vast, smoky crater at the crash site revealed a grim tableau.
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The report is not the first to paint a grim portrait of Earth's ecosystems.
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The patients, with their hazy eyes, looked grim and fatigued, old beyond their years.
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Then Serena Williams came on court wearing a black dress and a grim expression.
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The likely explanation is grim: The contagiousness of the virus renders funerals potentially dangerous.
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These lawyers represent a bright spot in an otherwise grim picture of their profession.
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If it sounds grim or boring, I worked hard to not make it that.
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Biologist Wagner Fischer has been monitoring its grim toll for more than two decades.
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These are not the first grim predictions made for the fate of the goals.
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Because, however grim Vivaldi's masterpiece can be, it is not fully absent of hope.
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These statements sound grim, but they also make more sense than you may realize.
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On scanner traffic, a flurry of grim announcements came from unidentified officers and dispatch.
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The internet is proving to be a grim tool in the opioid drug trade.
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George on "Dead Like Me" decides to join the undead as a grim reaper.
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So does "Bedlam," also starring Karloff, another grim period piece set in an asylum.
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What is the best way to live with the uncertainty surrounding a grim diagnosis?
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The unrelentingly grim palette of "The Dark Knight" is a thing of the past.
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The next morning, Coach Nagata phoned me and other football players with grim news.
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"We have to confront Mitch McConnell, who calls himself 'the Grim Reaper'," said Castor.
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All of this paints a truly grim portrait of the humanitarian crisis in Idlib.
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The future looks grim, as neither Iran nor the United States is pulling back.
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In the grim aftermath of the mass shooting in Virginia Beach in May, Gov.
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Adrian doesn't drown but, instead, meets a grim fate when he's found by Pennywise.
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The story was grim: malnutrition contributed to more than half of all child deaths.
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The death toll represents a major increase in an already grim tally this year.
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It's an idea that might delight some people, but one I find rather grim.
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There was the hilariously grim satire You Are Maggie Thatcher: A Dole Playing Game.
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The currency has lost half its value, and Alexandria has never felt so grim.
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The outlook is so grim that foreign investment has begun to flee the country.
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Out with the grim 'carnage,' in with the sunny 'new chapter' In his Jan.
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It was a grim end to her five years as head of the DNC.
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You take on the role of a gleeful, always-dancing Grim Reaper named Felix.
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But a lamppost, in that grim setting, didn't need to be straight from Narnia.
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Today, the verdicts behind such grim episodes still inspire extremists in the Muslim world.
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She had the grim look of someone watching the aftermath of a road accident.
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It was an ominous note after a grim 2019 for brick-and-mortar retailers.
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And, in an early glimpse of the grim ride ahead, the boy gives in.
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Sorry to be grim, but I'm thinking about these things on my 40th birthday!
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Li also said the virus situation was still complex and grim, the report added.
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On other days, typically when some particularly grim news breaks, things can be stressful.
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But, two interrelated factors have made the Republican outlook in 2018 even more grim.
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That said, in Trumpland even the most outrageously grim developments have an absurdist subtext.
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The American withdrawal is also grim news for 3.6m Syrian refugees living in Turkey.
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"Moscow Mitch says that he is the 'Grim Reaper,' " Pelosi said at the time.
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Hadi, who normally rejoiced at the prospect of action, was in a grim mood.
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Instead, he sent Mr. Dongo to a grim government-run home for disabled people.
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"The outlook for 2016 is very grim," said FAO representative for Ethiopia Amadou Allahoury.
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Fortunately, we can prepare for this grim possibility without exposing ourselves to unnecessary risk.
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This grim assessment comes from the latest United Nations Emissions Gap Report published Tuesday.
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New emergency accommodation for undocumented migrants along with caregivers could ease grim humanitarian conditions.
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ET. Economic data released in Europe painted a grim picture of the region's economy.
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It's going to a solid race, especially if the weather is a bit grim.
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The three Allentown residents died from traumatic injuries caused by the explosion, Grim said.
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"The more I talk about our situation, the more grim it seems," she said.
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The calamities he described began to seem more like grim prophecy than science fiction.
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Within these grim statistics, the prevalence of attacks against black trans women is striking.
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Little of that attitude has survived to our own era of grim sexual revelations.
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Their grim daily labor was a surreal clash with the holiday cheer they manufactured.
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The results are particularly grim for older, poorer enrollees — many of whom vote Republican.
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The House (and Senate) fundraising numbers have been grim for the GOP as well.
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For 21860-year-old Hanako, the past is especially grim, the future especially precarious.
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Yet as grim as things appear, Etyemezian says that the tide is slowly turning.
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Commuting in London at rush hour is pretty grim, as millions would tell you.
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And I don't mean to say that they're grim, it's that it escapes them.
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Her dialogue and lyrics are for the most part grim portraits of trapped psyches.
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" Jeffrey Ford on humor: "One of the problems I have with some of the writing I see today is, with a lot of the horror writing—not the really good guys—but a lot of the horror writing is just grim beyond grim.
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Those words sounded so grim, and so incompatible with the boy that Felix was becoming.
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As John Oliver breaks down in the video above, though, the situation is pretty grim.
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NO MATTER HOW much lifespans are being stretched, the very last chapter is often grim.
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It's very grim, has some scope, but it's very difficult to get to and marshy.
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With tech stocks propping up the overall market, grim figures could set off a panic.
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Michael's mother, however, is not so lucky in her attempts to avoid the Grim Reaper.
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Former "SNL" sketches have used a man in grim reaper costume to portray Steve Bannon.
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Grim enough to popularize a handful of mobile games simulating office tedium and job insecurity.
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And they tell us that an already grim story is even worse than we thought.
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Thing is, this year nearly all of the ideas sounded grim for the world economy.
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But the revelations about Fauna's parentage are grim enough to spoil any idyllic tropical paradise.
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Bell and Levy worked their contacts and searched online, too, though the listings were grim.
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It's a grim new life following his conviction for insulting Islam in Muslim-majority Indonesia.
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Weak data in coming days would merely confirm the grim outlook for the world economy.
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The first episode back is so grim, it feels like you've abandoned the show's humor.
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Communications staffers walked past the media with grim faces, politely saying "hi" but little else.
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"It's going to be pretty grim for several years to come." editing by David Stamp
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While CAP's data focuses on federal courts, the data for state courts is similarly grim.
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The grim prospect is that, although no one wants it, Colombia could return to war.
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The Grim Sleeper: The Lost Women of South Central (Counterpoint Press), is in bookstores now.
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"By any honest assessment, the consequences of this moral upheaval have been grim," he said.
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Indeed, many Gazans have never left the enclave, a grim measure of their prolonged isolation.
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Nervous investors turn to bonds as a safe investment when the economic outlook is grim.
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His sad aria ends with a grim, harmonically thickened version of the Cafe Momus motif.
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A sort of grim reaper with an Austrian accent — or is he channeling Christoph Waltz?
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The picture is sometimes grim, even harrowing, but Wang isn't interested in wallowing in misery.
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A man in a Grim Reaper costume participates in an Extinction Rebellion protest in Germany.
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Grim noises from the City may be partly designed just to shock pro-Brexit ministers.
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It looks both colorful and grim, and John Singleton is known for telling amazing stories.
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Analysts said the price swings were subdued by recent grim forecasts for global crude demand.
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Another Markit survey also paints a grim picture of the undoing of Britain's economic progress.
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Half-Life, Grim Fandango, Baldur's Gate, Star Craft, Rogue Squadron, and many, many more. Dang.
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Still it's a grim reminder that our 15 minutes of fame will always be fleeting.
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Before the 1980s many were kept in long-stay hospitals, where living conditions were grim.
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BOEING'S LATEST order and delivery numbers, revealed on July 9th, made for some grim reading.
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The grim drumbeat of gun deaths, including mass shootings, shows no signs of slowing down.
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A grim irony is that provoking this crisis probably wasn't very smart on Assad's part.
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If we are to take decisive action, it's crucial that we comprehend the grim data.
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That inflationary psychology also depends on the exchange rate, which Argentines watch with grim fascination.
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Concomitantly humans are far less likely to see themselves as helpless against the grim reaper.
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There are some shocks, but clearly, this is a tension-packed, grim future-horror movie.
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Mr Maduro doubled down on Chávez's policies, turning a grim situation into a humanitarian crisis.
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He was dubbed the "Grim Sleeper" because of a gap between killings attributed to him.
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Over this past summer, customs officials at the Hong Kong harbor made a grim discovery.
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Several commentators draw grim analogies with the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House.
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In Illinois things are especially grim: school spending was 173% lower than a decade before.
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There's also the grim potential for someone to bioengineer a deadly pathogen in the lab.
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Lewis B. Hershey's grim statement directly affects the 2.2 million students now holding college deferments.
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In 2012, things began looking grim, and we haven't really heard much from Boxcar since.
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At the end of the scenario, you see what the actual — usually grim — outcome was.
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The agency's business, he says with grim theatricality, is "to steal secrets to protect America".
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However, journalist and broadcaster Elizabeth Ammon tells CNN the conclusion may not be as grim.
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It would be funny if it weren't so difficult to separate jokes from grim reality.
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It is therefore perhaps unsurprising that Propst's "Action Offices" eventually morphed into the grim cubicle.
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If early analyses from outside groups are to be believed, the numbers could be grim.
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To celebrate, Replay has … some incredibly grim stories in the games sphere, sorry to say.
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He was expecting it to be a Nobel Prize winner—but this assignment was grim.
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But I've always thought it's a pretty dark and grim record, especially that first half.
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It manages to be serious and sometimes even dark without ever being grim or brooding.
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Maybe this isn't as grim, boneheaded, and obviously flawed as it seems on its face.
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The verdict in the Grim Sleeper murder case would be read at 1:30 p.m.
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Now that he's without his transport and personal bodyguard, things are looking grim for Bran.
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Her powers are no match for the grim reality that everyone has to wrestle with.
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As a final note, it's important that we not get upset by this grim possibility.
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It was a grim month for hedge funds, the worst in at least five years.
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It's only after he's confronted with the grim reality of war that that perspective changes.
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That's one reasons why the outlook for the global economy is now looking so grim.
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Then an imposing Grim Reaper shows up and unceremoniously rips Luigi's soul from his body.
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Snyder's grim vision fell short because he didn't employ the tools he had well enough.
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Reflecting the grim conditions, business confidence also plunged to ten-month low, the survey showed.
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After a grim winter frost, Wall Street has mostly warmed up as markets have rebounded.
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It feels like it is exposing her previous avoidance of love and its grim consequence.
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Statistics provided by the company present a grim picture of the college savings in America.
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When it comes to the prison cuisine, the cookbook author says the choices were grim.
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It is weird and grim—definitely the direction we wanna go musically from now on.
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"We joke in some ways [Denton] is the grim reaper," PSL's Ben Gilbert told TechCrunch.
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The work of Trump adviser Michael Anton also reveals a grim obsession with genetic purity.
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Politicians also exhaust their capacity for hyperbole and settle for a tone of grim defiance.
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Though Slusarz called the grim discovery "an isolated incident," residents have still been left shaken.
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This news was always going to be grim, but it's worse than many analysts feared.
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Grim as that sounds, a strong leader, ready to make waves, could turn things around.
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Uproxx's Mike Ryan wrote a lengthy breakdown, forecasting a somewhat grim outlook for the program.
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AARON OXLEYExecutive directorRESULTS UKLondon * Bacteria are the champions of survival ("The grim prospect", May 228st).
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Although her prognosis is grim, Joey has been savoring her time with her precious daughter.
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The Grim Sleeper had been there, hiding in plain sight, the whole time, officials said.
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Unlike the grim, bearded yogis I knew from my childhood, she was open and welcoming.
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As Grim notes, elected progressives aren't as likely to favor the Freedom Caucus's ruthless tactics.
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Last year, I gave a pretty grim diagnosis for the relationship between metal and SXSW.
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Prosperous Rio willfully averts its gaze from its grim, crowded favelas and never ventures inside.
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Walkie-talkie audio later posted on social media depicted a grim picture of the aftermath.
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The open-endedness of "strange dowry" is matched, in this book, by a grim determinism.
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On her way to deliver sweets to rescuers she stopped to describe the grim scene.
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Some writers are using science fiction and fantasy tropes to describe grim current political realities.
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In his appearances during the 2016 campaign, Giuliani often seemed angry, grim-faced, and ferocious.
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In justifying Monday's default, García Padilla painted a grim picture of life on Puerto Rico.
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The grim setup for gold is shown in the charts, Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.
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The grim drumbeat about her husband's finances, his real estate dealings and his tax returns.
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These are grim times for California Republicans but McCarthy's ascension is a rare bright spot.
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In the case of Canadian crypto-exchange QuadrigaCX, it's become a rather grim double entendre.
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Grim stories abound of young players in Africa conned by bogus scouts and talent agents.
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Kim emerged from his limo looking positively grim, his bowed head conveyed a certain defeatism.
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At moments, he is practically a dead ringer for Martin Short in a grim mode.
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Red flag laws, properly implemented, could play an important role in lowering those grim numbers.
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It makes a kind of grim sense, therefore, when another family appears in the driveway.
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From Austerity Britain, where "everything was pretty basic and grim and grey," the new Mrs.
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The alternative is grim, and would "cause a massive increase in job losses," Chen said.
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"GRIM MILESTONE: 29 DEAD, 228 MISSING" is the banner headline in Monday's Sacramento Bee newspaper.
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Behind the grim numbers, an ugly reality looms, one that gets uglier by the day.
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And there is a single grim answer: that war grows closer the more Trump talks.
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Consider the grim reality for the seven percent of American households without a bank account.
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It's not just Kim who dramatizes the grim purgatory of life in a law firm.
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Many economists now discuss Europe's prospects with the grim vernacular long used to describe Japan.
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All this is progress, but the prospects for the rest of the century remain grim.
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"Life Reimagined" paints a portrait of middle age that is far from grim and decelerating.
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To be sure, the clustering of shootings around such a grim date was entirely coincidental.
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But what do we really know about this hidden world that inspires such grim fascination?
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Sure, shit's been looking pretty grim lately, but don't hump that red dress quite yet!
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This kind of analysis is ascendant on the left, but it carries a grim circularity.
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On Twitter, witnesses posted grim photographs of bodies lying in a pile on the asphalt.
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The grim reality is that it's easier to stop the directed than the inspired terrorist.
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Japan has long grappled with a grim — and in some cases, fatal — culture of overwork.
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It was just starting to look very grim for Croatia, with France piling it on.
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Canine teams have now began the grim task of looking for bodies in the wreckage.
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I guess that many others simply enjoy the grim atmosphere created by the graphics changes.
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" Small wonder that when "Forbidden Broadway" did its (priceless) parody, it was called "Grim Hotel.
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Many other species at Dr. Voyles's research sites in Panama suffered the same grim fate.
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But all three, despite their grim stories and projections, leave the reader galvanized, not despairing.
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It was grim when I visited nearly two years ago to write about the situation.
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Critic's pick Denis Do tells a grim tale of captivity and oppression in 1970s Cambodia.
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She held his hand, explaining the same grim news in a much more humane way.
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The prospects are grim, with "The Big Bang Theory" having broadcast its finale on Thursday.
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The Whitehouse Hotel's future appears to now hinge on a grim but simple waiting game.
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