Two heartbreaks in a row is too much for me.
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Let your heartbreaks align with the great crescendos of cellos.
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Past heartbreaks will be forgiven—you're so ready to move on!
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Every season also has up to 30 heartbreaks of varying degrees.
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MJ has also dealt with heartbreaks, suicides, and major professional setbacks.
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He knows my struggles, heartbreaks and triumphs, and I know his.
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Half these guys think that her music is just heartbreaks and shit.
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Who the hell wants to hear about heartbreaks inside a strip club?
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Yet his day-to-day life is one of hardships and heartbreaks.
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Rice was one of the chef Joseph Johnson's first loves and first heartbreaks.
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It is in these images, forever embalmed, that our heartbreaks are kept at bay.
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There are some heartbreaks that you know in your heart are for the best.
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There are lines to denote partners, illicit lovers, heartbreaks, complicated romances, friendships and, yes, enemies.
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After these big, messy, heartbreaks, it's no surprise Mindy has settled on Nurse Ben (Bryan Greenberg).
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Alderton tells the stories of her personal heartbreaks and the lessons she's learned along the way.
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He's since seen me through it all: stretches of unemployment, personal upheavals, and soul-crushing heartbreaks.
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We would have never found our true love if it wasn't for our countless heartbreaks prior.
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Except the dull pain of the heartbreaks you will accumulate over the course of your life.
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" Of course, Lynch is quick to point out the new album isn't "all hooking up and heartbreaks.
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My cross to bear was to go through these heartbreaks and write these songs and help people.
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It was half-electronic, half-gloomy synths and drum kits that sounded straight out of 808s & Heartbreaks.
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There have been car accidents and job losses, divorces and heartbreaks, newborn babies whose lives were endangered.
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It reveled in the prosaic heartbreaks of day-to-day life, without much surrealism or fanciful reprieve.
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High Fidelity's premiere, "Top Five Heartbreaks" begins with Mac's excruciating flight from Rob's apartment and subsequently New York.
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For years I'd chronicle my joys and heartbreaks in journals and scribble down poems on napkins at bars.
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When Rob runs down her top five heartbreaks in flashback, the list includes women as well as men.
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Gomez revealed that the singer-songwriter had flown to be by her side for heartbreaks, health scares, and more.
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There were heartbreaks (the Spurs) and comebacks (the Cavaliers) and moments fans and players will never forget ("The Block").
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In an attempt to be taken more seriously EDM has become obsessed with documenting the heartbreaks of the 1%.
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"Unsatisfying" from Parallel Studio is a brief, gentle look at some of the tiny heartbreaks and frustrations of everyday life.
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As an indigenous woman born into rural poverty, Rodríguez suffered different heartbreaks and challenges than her white, middle-class employers.
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They want things to be fun and lighthearted, and will look on the bright side of even the worst heartbreaks.
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After three years of seeing their show "The Americans" snubbed, they'd been through one too many heartbreaks to do it again.
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With teasers full of tears, heartbreaks, fights, and love, it seems as if season 5 is ready to bring the heat.
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But they also share their journeys, successes, and heartbreaks with the people who seem to know them the best — their subscribers.
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He doesn't hide behind the infinite achievements and fascinations he encountered in space; he readily acknowledges his failures, shortcomings and heartbreaks.
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For Rob, it's too hard to let go of Bowie and this cherished memory while she works through her top five heartbreaks.
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The adoption process is too often filled with hurdles and heartbreaks, with adoptive parents becoming mired in custody battles and legal challenges.
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Two weeks of patriotism, jaw-dropping athleticism, and countless figure skating heartbreaks later, the 2018 Winter Olympics are almost over for good.
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Vuong delivers on his title's promise and writes about many kinds of heartbreaks, investigating familial and personal histories, exploring both violence and romance.
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The Crew might be one of my biggest gaming heartbreaks in recent memory, even more than No Man's Sky and Mass Effect: Andromeda.
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The family has suffered heartbreaks and joys in the last year: grandparents Barbara and George H. W. Bush died in April and November.
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When Charaine Woods's son was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a rare and fatal muscle disorder, it was the first of many heartbreaks.
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Celebrations, commiserations, falling in love, and gut-wrenching heartbreaks have always seen me—and my contemporaries, elders, and ancestors—reaching for a glass.
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She sings about our heartbreaks but also our unyielding ability to believe in love in a world that shows us so much hate.
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What unfolds for Darius in this week's extended episode is far more grim than the heartbreaks and headaches his friends have encountered recently.
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In the first scene, her declaration that Mac has joined her top five heartbreaks "with a bullet" is as tragic as it is intimidating.
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You might even have to pay the price for their past heartbreaks when they act out the way they've been rejected in the past.
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You'll dive into case studies on real, successful indie films, and learn about all the challenges, breakthroughs, heartbreaks, and victories that occurred during production.
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As JoJo Fletcher prepares to visit the hometowns of her four remaining suitors, The Bachelorette's leading lady continues to face challenges, heartbreaks and surprises.
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We discuss the game's context in 2018, its subtleties of design, and our biggest triumphs (and heartbreaks) with the game's difficult-but-parsable action.
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When they are, they could do worse than recall what "Dear Evan Hansen" says (and sings) about the compromises and heartbreaks of the job.
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The stories of the Orishas, like those of the Greek gods, comprise a veritable soap opera of betrayals, heartbreaks, love affairs and tragic flaws.
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She, too, has dealt with a landslide of heartbreaks, scandals, backstabbing and the stress that comes with being the partner of a soccer star.
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The resulting album — Part 1 of more to come — tells his then-to-now story: his heartbreaks, his "demons," his fear of not being enough.
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But those teen years are when you feel things the most strongly; those first loves and heartbreaks are the highest highs and the lowest lows.
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He gets his own episode, in which he relives his Top 5 heartbreaks, and it's the episode with by far the most depth and conflict.
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The Harry Potter books have always been about the way adults project the mistakes and heartbreaks of their past onto the children of the present.
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One of Debbie Reynolds' biggest heartbreaks of her life was when her husband Eddie Fisher walked out on their marriage for her best friend, Elizabeth Taylor .
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And I think she has literally spent a lifetime dealing with not only her joys and her blessings, but also heartbreaks and disappointment, sometimes unfair treatment.
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We got that one in the spring after so many heartbreaks, and then, today it looked like it wasn't going to happen and we just persevered.
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In fact, for every moment of pride, joy, and resilience, there are even more traumas, injustices, and heartbreaks waiting to be permanently embedded into our identity.
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They're so present a couple of times, it feels like crawling inside someone's body and wanting to steer them away from various heartbreaks or self-sacrifices.
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Dye told PEOPLE that a major motivation to be so revealing was the number of fans who shared their own heartbreaks with her and Marlow, 24.
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For Democrats, this campaign had its own heartbreaks: Beto O'Rourke, Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum losing to three of the most obnoxious candidates in the race.
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Even as a 12-year-old, she goes through her fair share of heartbreaks and bad times, but that doesn't necessarily make her a sad person.
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The instinct to lie is cultivated over time through many tiny heartbreaks by which they get further and further away from themselves because they've been hurt.
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We'll touch on the timeless themes of spiteful townies versus jaded rich kids, exaggerated awkward moments in puberty, bad boys charming daddy's girls, ultimate heartbreaks, and more.
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This is just one of many heartbreaks in Homegoing, one of the summer's most highly anticipated novels by a strong new voice in the literary-fiction genre.
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Within this racial imaginary, there are only so many variations of first loves and heartbreaks, tragedies, and familial dramas that can still remain familiar to white audiences.
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After a year of enduring impossible problem sets, roommate drama, assorted heartbreaks and our parents' divorce, we laugh at how we once thought we'd do it alone.
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Resilience is the ability to mentally and emotionally bounce back from the relatively small things to the myriad of heartbreaks and challenges life is sure to present.
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Glassford was ecstatic— after years of hard work, disappointments and heartbreaks, she finally had a vehicle to showcase her talents and take her career to the next level.
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Many years and heartbreaks later, Major League remains a very funny movie, which bodes well for its legacy even if the Browns ever finally get their shit together.
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To do our job well, we have to, because otherwise the heartbreaks you see can be too many to keep going and the bigger narrative can get lost.
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The power plant's promise of prosperity had been broken, but in the wreckage, Seiffert discovered the crackling embers of first kisses, first fights, first heartbreaks, and first loves.
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The legendary actress and singer, who turned 95 on Monday, lived through a series of heartbreaks that she documented in her 1975 tell-all Doris Day: Her Own Story.
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When you're on tour, you go through a lot of different emotional things like heartbreaks, or you get in a depression, and you can't really take care of yourself.
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Their voices have passed across the airwaves from generation to generation, marking spring, summer and fall, and carving the miracles and heartbreaks of baseball into the nation's collective memory.
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But if it stays true to what I believe the clearest reading of the album is — as a celebration of small joys amid larger heartbreaks — it will resonate mightily.
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" At its core, he added, "it is a story of an immigrant family — their heartbreaks, their joys — and it is a story about what it means to be an American.
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Yet one of the most powerful responses to this year's heartbreaks was also the least expected: soul singer Maxwell's tear-jerking performance of "This Woman's Work", a song by Kate Bush.
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Today the group has shared a new video for "heartbreaks," a catchy, minimalist track, which name-checks political and pop culture figures including Bill Cosby, Nick Cannon, Omarosa, and Steve Bannon.
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After one month of League of Legends surprises, upsets and heartbreaks, two South Korean titans will face each other in the 403 World Championship finals: SK Telecom T1 and Samsung Galaxy.
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I've been a member at Simtropolis since 2003, and been through all the heartbreaks as we waited for a new city builder to fill some of the voids we were missing.
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida (CNN)Bill Clinton reflected in an interview released Friday on his 40-year marriage to Hillary Clinton and some of the "heartbreaks and disappointment" that have shaped her life.
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"I am working on an autobiographical series of books where I talk honestly about these struggles and heartbreaks," Francis says of Among My Souvenirs (The Real Story), to be published in July.
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Through six seasons and two movies, fans fell in love with the fab four on screen as they shared heartbreaks, sex questions, dating advice, friendship dilemmas, and single-girl-in-New-York-stories.
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These are edited highlights from Biden's tour of American cities this past year, in which he spoke with a range of luminaries, from Melinda Gates to Stephen Colbert, about his triumphs and heartbreaks.
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Much as I would like to draw borders around the edges of my setbacks, to define and close them off, most heartbreaks and disappointments have no outline; they bleed ragged and without warning.
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The wrestling icon reads each letters one by one — stories of miraculous recoveries, overcoming heartbreaks and battles with depression — while taking deep breaths as each note thanks him for helping them overcome various obstacles.
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"My desert island, all-time, top five, most memorable heartbreaks are as follows," Kravitz teases in the last line of the trailer, leaving us tortuously hanging until the series drops in full in February.
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Endgame pays off 11 years' worth of character development and narrative twists, serving up fresh permutations of the team, resolving old rifts and heartbreaks, and delivering epic sendoffs worthy of these larger-than-life heroes.
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The legendary actress and singer, who died at 97 on Monday at her home in California, lived through a series of heartbreaks that she documented in her 1975 tell-all Doris Day: Her Own Story.
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"Caroline wears her heart on her sleeve, documenting her joys and heartbreaks with the humour, resilience and unflinching emotional honesty that have made her of one of television's most popular celebrities working in television today," according to the synopsis.
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For well over a half-century, Mr. Sanders has remained fixated on one of the most profound heartbreaks of his childhood: his beloved Dodgers decamping for parts west after the 1957 baseball season, when the presidential candidate was 16.
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A lot has gone down over the span of 12 years and 16 seasons of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, as the famous family invited viewers to witness their most personal moments, from parenthood journeys to crushing heartbreaks.
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I specify three Marinas: one who's really spiritual and dedicated to the work, and another who's a warrior and about breaking borders and going to unmarked territories, and the third is lots of sweets and lots of bad movies. Heartbreaks.
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Rob dates men and women; among the people included in her "desert island top five most memorable heartbreaks" of all time is Kat, a woman whose type is "tall, blonde, and white," and Rob's most recent ex is a black Briton.
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As time marches on, and the stakes get higher and the heartbreaks bigger, any parent must admit that sometimes we will want to step back and reclaim that time when there was a 4-year-old sleeping at half court.
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Granted, the presence of Tony Williams, who gave us the incredible hook to "We Major" among other Kanye classics, and 808s and Heartbreaks architect Jeff Bhasker does a lot to argue that West is indeed making new music at Jackson Hole.
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I mean, most people's twenties nowadays are a cacophony of heartbreaks, disappointing shags, flits from job to job and the knowledge that we'll probably never be able to own a home humming like a white noise in the background of it all.
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"I'd recently suffered a series of heartbreaks and was absolutely devastated over a man with whom I'd had amazing sex—having mediocre or even adequate sex with other people was just making the pain of that loss even more apparent," he tells me.
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Alexia Smith says she was in a relationship with the rapper for nearly a year in 2018 ... and in that time she'd see him pop pills with lean as he struggled with depression, which she says stemmed from previous heartbreaks and the feeling of being misunderstood.
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I kind of knew some tidbits just from talking with Julie [Plec] before, but I just thought it was a beautiful ending to eight years of twists and turns and characters and love interests and heartbreaks and triangles and ships and death and life and all that's in between.
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Diana Serra Cary, an author, a film historian and probably the last surviving child superstar of the silent film era nearly a century ago, who spent decades coming to terms with a bizarre childhood of triumphs, heartbreaks and parents who squandered her fortune, died on Monday in Gustine, Calif.
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Lil Skies and other adjacent rappers are the ones who'll be playing in the background when these kids have their first kisses, go through their first heartbreaks, celebrate their first true triumphs in life, and generally have initial contact with the experiences that are a part of what being alive is.
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In an effort to compress time, Statovci is forced to paint Emine's and Bekim's respective heartbreaks — displacement; poverty; shame; the xenophobia of their Finnish neighbors; the impregnability of new languages and customs; the eventual feeling that one belongs to neither one's old nor new country — in broad and recognizable strokes.
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It's in the expressive beauty of his images, the expansiveness of his ideas and the way he naturally, generously brings a once-upon-a-time girl and boy to life, allowing them to find themselves — in their willfulness, their heartbreaks and their imaginings — so that eventually they can find someone else.
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They rely on some common domestic-comedy situations and characters — the grumpy old-timers, the underachieving kids, the farcical family mix-ups, et cetera — and they do rely on the idea that no matter our color, creed, sexuality, physical abilities, or social class, we all share a lot of the same joys and heartbreaks.
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Emma Goldman, a 30-year-old human rights professional for a nonprofit, who grew up in an observant home, not only was beguiled by how Haredim experienced "the same internal struggles, hopes and dreams, heartbreaks and betrayals," but she also could recognize the loopholes some Orthodox Jews find to bend laws to their needs.
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Before the tournament, memories of the team's most recent heartbreaks weighed heavily on Messi's mind: the Copa América in 2119, in which the Argentines lost a second straight final to their archrival, Brazil; the World Cup final in 216, in which they succumbed to Germany in overtime; the Copa América final in 253, in which they fell to Chile in a penalty shootout.
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"Despite 20 years having passed since I first performed it at the American Place Theater, the themes I was grappling with then, those of an immigrant family, struggling with the joys, heartbreaks and sacrifice of what it means to leave one's home and create a new American life, seem as relevant today as they ever did," said Mr. Mandvi in a statement.
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Long before my life became muddied with bills, alcohol, multiple heartbreaks and Instagram, I lived a simple existence, in which winter nights at the weekend were spent indoors, passing a packet of bourbon biscuits between various family members, and gleefully shouting my disgust at whatever poor little chubby schoolboy from Grantham had been dragged through River Island backwards and forced to do a furious dance routine to an upbeat pop rework of the Titanic theme song.
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Unlike any of the most noted heartbreaks from Buffon's past, on and off-field struggles which all eventually found repair – enduring a tumultuous two-year period of depression before seeking professional help and rediscovering his lust for life; leaving two World Cups empty-handed before conquering the tournament with Italy in 2006; enduring a forced relegation to his nation's second tier with Juventus before winning Serie B and then Serie A titles barely five years apart – it is the Champions League title that continues to elude him.
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