Some people are heartsick, and some people are lovesick. Warsick.
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The deer is still alive and suffering, and Zelda is heartsick.
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On Saturday, there's more happy news for the heartfelt (and heartsick).
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"I'm heartsick for Bee Love Slater and her loved ones," Sen.
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Children are so enfeebled that heartsick pediatricians begin to kill themselves.
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Fowler's own heartsick manager, Joe Girardi, stood over him and wept.
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" "I'm heartsick for the victims of this horrifying shooting and their families.
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" Sorvino thanked Jackson in a tweet afterward and said she felt "heartsick.
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Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren wrote that she is "heartsick."
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"Heartsick for Ruthie and her family," wrote the Hamilton creator in one tweet.
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Debra Messing, Reynolds' TV daughter on Will & Grace, expressed feeling "heartsick" over the news.
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" In this season's second episode, a heartsick Barry asks NoHo Hank, "Am I evil?
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I'm heartsick for the victims of this latest mass shooting in Odessa and Midland.
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"I'm heartsick for Alexa and her loved ones," the Massachusetts senator wrote on Twitter.
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" Lea Filson, executive director of the tourism group See Plymouth, said she was "heartsick.
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I'm heartsick for the victims of last night's massacre in Las Vegas & their loved ones.
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And I was grateful, and I was heartsick for what I used to subject myself to.
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"I'm heartsick for Alexa and her loved ones," Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts wrote on Twitter.
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In response to Jackson's claims, Sorvino wrote on social media that she was "heartsick" over the news.
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In response to Jackson's claims, Sorvino wrote on social media that she was "heartsick" over the news.
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Wendell Pierce could barely speak he was so heartsick over losing his home in the Baton Rouge torrent.
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Most of us know what it is to feel heartsick, jealous, blinded by ambition or disappointed by ingratitude.
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Braxton's husky, sumptuous voice teases from the material a wealth of emotional nuance: velvety, heartsick, utterly in control.
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US Senator and 2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren said she was "heartsick" for the victims of the attacks.
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Alonzo Bodden, the winner of "Last Comic Standing" season 3, is heartsick over the death of Ralphie May.
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And when the relationship is over, you break up; you're left heart-broken, heartsick, and shattered over the loss.
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"I am heartsick and deeply disturbed by the fatal officer-involved shooting that happened last night," Mayor Hodges said.
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And when the relationship is over, you break up; you're left heart-broken, heartsick, and shattered over the loss.
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She was heartsick to be away from Mr. Agha and terrified of her father, who kept screaming at her.
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Mr. Pantaleo, with two more years of high school ahead of him, was heartsick but not the moping type.
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It makes me heartsick to see what's happening to my country under the president my father-in-law supports.
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" Sen Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) tweeted, "I'm heartsick for the victims of this latest mass shooting in Odessa and Midland.
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Harbury felt heartsick, but she'd always known that the case might have to wind its way through higher appeals courts.
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When the figs begin to rot and I ask him if he's going to throw them away, he looks heartsick.
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I watch this and feel heartsick about America, whose most fundamental values and claim to moral leadership are at stake.
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Betsy Hodges, the mayor of Minneapolis, said in a statement that she was "heartsick and deeply disturbed" by the shooting.
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Accordingly, the narrative switches between several women in the Marfa universe, revealing each of their ambitions and heartsick cravings in turn.
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Shattered samples of classic 80s pop records break through the haze, as do dizzying string sections, drippy horns, and heartsick mumbles.
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Baseball fans were stunned and heartsick, and scribes predicted a swift end to the nation's long love affair with the game.
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And I think as a culture that was just really ... I was just heartsick listening and feeling a lot of this.
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Comedian Godfrey is heartsick over the fall of Bill Cosby because he remembers the day when Cosby made black people look good.
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After four years of ministering to the lost, lonely and heartsick, the Sugars say farewell on this final episode of the podcast.
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Larry King is heartsick over Donald Trump, because the guy in the Oval is not the guy he's known for 35 years.
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When she first met Pryor, "He was blue—heartsick over a woman who was 'running game' on him," she wrote in Spin magazine.
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When the George W. Bush administration, in which Bolton also served, lifted some sanctions on North Korea in 2008, Bolton seemed almost heartsick.
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And that hard-won knowledge is sprinkled among her characters: gloomy realists and heartsick nobodies who feel lonely even when others are near.
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Watching Ester run adoringly after Olof can recall the heartsick Helena, in " A Midsummer Night's Dream ," chasing after her disgusted ex-lover, Demetrius.
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"We are heartsick that anyone would act with such disregard for human life," he said, lamenting that nothing could bring back the lives lost.
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" Added Rudin in a statement: "There is no greater company member than Andrea Martin, and we are heartsick to see her depart the production.
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"As mayor of our City, a wife, and a grandmother, I am heartsick and deeply disturbed by what occurred last night," Hodges said Sunday.
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Warm notes can be amazing in times of trouble; they give the heartsick more control over when they read them (and often reread them).
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If it weren't for that silence, I never would have heard the soft heartsick keening of Allison working through the stations of her grief.
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In the film adaptation of Les Misérables — in which she played the doomed, heartsick Éponine — Barks was somewhat dwarfed by the massive production around her.
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A listen to any of the honky-tonk rippers and heartsick ballads below will make that clear enough (that Merle Haggard cover doesn't hurt, either).
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By this time in my basketball-watching career, all three months of it, I finally have opinions other than "wow!" and I'm heartsick with them.
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All of us should be heartsick over a recent report from the journal Science on the staggering losses among the citizens of our skies: birds.
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She was clearly heartsick over what she saw -- particularly because of her commercial for the flick, and her extensive work with the Vanderpump Dog Foundation.
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Loneliness increases inflammation, heart disease, dementia and death rates, researchers say — but it also simply makes us heartsick and leaves us inhabiting an Edvard Munch canvas.
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In the second half, she played older material—the kind of heartsick songs that burrow into your soul and stay there as part of the furniture.
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They are familiar types (the possessive father or the heartsick young woman, for example) seen from the oddest angle and becoming something altogether fresh and new.
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Heartsick individuals have been writing to advice columnist Carolyn Hax for decades now, and their problems often touch on problems with money one way or another.
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"I just get heartsick with all this political tribalism," said Ray Harrington, an Iowa National Guard veteran and self-described moderate Republican who served in Afghanistan.
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Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges said in a statement that she was "heartsick and deeply disturbed," and she singled out the fact of the body cameras being off.
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Heartsick over Teresa's story, rescuers Karen Quigley and Michelle Weirich raised over $11,000 to bring the poor pooch to the United States and treat her devastating injuries.
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Confront the fact that, yes, you will probably feel heartsick when she starts singing, but remember that you're a pro at the single life at this point.
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This Christmas, I'm heartsick for all of the families who won't be celebrating together today because of the Trump administration's cruel treatment of immigrants and asylum-seekers.
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"We are absolutely heartsick over the verdict," said Michael Miller, a lawyer for Alain Kaloyeros, formerly the president of the State University of New York&aposs Polytechnic Institute.
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Heartsick over Harri's disappearance, but unsure how to find the escaped pet, Harri's family decided to leave their Queensland, Australia, home and follow through with their cruise trip.
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I'm heartsick for the 29 people killed this weekend in El Paso and Dayton—and all the other lives we lose every day due to senseless gun violence.
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Jonghyun furthers an honorable tradition of quietly brooding, heartsick introverts sucked into a sea of surging electronic glimmer, falling madly in love with the dancebeat pounding his ears.
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"I am devastated and heartsick to confirm the loss of my wonderful brother Rob today in the mass shooting in the newsroom at the Annapolis Capital Gazette," Carl wrote.
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The heroes of his songs were homeless ("Hobo Bill"), fleeing something ("Lonesome Fugitive"), drunk ("I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink"), lost ("Ramblin' Fever"), and heartsick ("Silver Wings").
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I have considered the Dalai Lama and the CosmoGirl way of life, and realized that I behaved with all the dignity of a furious and heartsick and grievously wronged Teletubby.
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"I am devastated and heartsick to confirm the loss of my wonderful brother Rob today in the mass shooting in the newsroom at the Annapolis Capital Gazette," his brother wrote.
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In a Facebook post, author Carl Hiaasen said he was "devastated and heartsick" to confirm the death of his brother, affectionately known as "Big Rob" because he towered over people.
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Vanessa Bryant is heartsick over revelations some L.A. County Sheriff's deputies took photos of the remains of Kobe Bryant and other victims at the crash site and wants them punished.
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For those of us who have ever felt alone or heartsick or repressed — and particularly for those of us in the LGBTQ community — this is barely less than a revelation.
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A teenage Vanessa Trump wrote heartsick love letters to her then-boyfriend, former Latin King Valentin Rivera, while he was serving 16 months in prison for assault, Page Six is reporting.
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He was hailed as a hero by millions of heartsick and indignant Chinese people, prompting a remarkable torrent of calls online for freedom of speech rarely seen -- or permitted -- in China.
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"I have a lot of questions about why the body cameras weren't on," Mayor Hodges said at a news conference on Sunday, adding that she was "heartsick and deeply disturbed" by the shooting.
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"Feelings" may not have the same radio-bait bassline, but it's certainly the same sparkling, heartsick electro-pop that he's come to be known for — only better, because it hasn't been overplayed yet.
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Munch, though heartsick, was not a recluse; he was, in fact, a canny self-promoter who relished the opposition of Norway's conservative establishment and used news media controversy to build an international career.
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As portrayed by Ms. Taub, she is a chameleon clown, whose repertory of performances mirror the heartsick melancholy (as in the haunting "Is This Not Love") and pleasure-sinking lustiness of those around her.
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He said he was "heartsick" about Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris deal, but said it could trigger an even stronger commitment by other nations to reduce greenhouse gases as an act of defiance.
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After getting the unbelievable call, Takayesu decided to wait a few days before claiming James, in case there was another family out there looking for her, heartsick to have lost their pet of 15 or so years.
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Heartsick at the prospect, a group started last year by an American novelist in Paris began fund-raising to buy the property, which is nearly 6 acres, and convert it into a writers' retreat dedicated to Baldwin.
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Last month's "Pretty Face" — his first full-length recording — is built on the same melancholy lyricism and lo-fi production that defined previous projects, but it feels more resolute, nudging up the intensity on his heartsick ruminations.
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In a Facebook post, best-selling author and Miami Herald columnist Carl Hiaasen said he was "devastated and heartsick" to confirm the death of his brother, Rob Hiaasen, affectionately known as "Big Rob" because he towered over people.
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The heartsick feeling I'd had about leaving Chicago, where every day for a snack we'd have Manischewitz grape juice and Tam Tam crackers, was quickly replaced by the excitement of the antiwar movement, granola bars and the coming election.
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But Ocean and Drake are similar creatures: both are nostalgic, often heartsick, with Ocean's wisdoms swirling over top of "Thinkin' Bout You" and Drake being, well, Drake, rapping about the women he has loved and lost on every single record.
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An ambitious world-building sci-fi epic that triggers heartsick swoons as much as it does awe-inducing gasps, Jupiter Ascending is perhaps the only film on this list in which Mila Kunis falls in love with a dog—and how!
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Shannon Bolin, an actress and singer best remembered as Meg Boyd, the loyal and heartsick wife who was left behind in the original Broadway production of "Damn Yankees" as well as the subsequent movie adaptation, died on Friday in Manhattan.
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No matter if they're hurting or desperate or stricken with grief, if they're heartsick or they're homesick or some huge dark guilt is hanging over them or they're about to fail big-time at something — "Oh, I'm okay," they say.
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Editorial For a nation heartsick over the killings of black men by police officers in Louisiana and Minnesota, and the ambush murders of officers by a gunman in Dallas, here comes Rudolph Giuliani, bringing his trademark brew of poisonous disinformation to the discussion.
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"The groups initiating Saturday's rally do not reflect the values of our university and we are heartsick that so many of our plans and activities set on campus have been disrupted out of an abundance of caution," McPhee wrote in a letter to the community.
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Much greater than the hate-filled white supremacists in Charlottesville were the many who objected, those who ministered to the wounded, the heartsick citizens of that city who were aghast at the belligerent interlopers and the thousands across the country looking on with dismay.
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The trouble extends out of the inspector's front door into the streets of Perpignan, a Catalonian city in Southern France where a string of violent crimes — beginning with a murder in a seedy hotel — underscore the book's theme of betrayal and test the heartsick cop's investigative skills.
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Coleman was a Met fan's Met, an emblem (like so many of his teammates) of a team that returned National League baseball to New York and was welcomed by New Yorkers still heartsick at the departure of the Dodgers and Giants to the West Coast after the 20123 season.
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"They were very heartsick after all their training, that they had done everything and passed everything they had to do, that they were not able to go overseas to join the rest of the fighting men," Mr. Beavers's wife, the former Edolene Davis, told the Long Island newspaper Newsday.
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" Many of the characters exist on the precipice of this realization — they are queasy about their good fortune, heartsick at the way "money moves across the globe at the speed of thought, at the speed of poison in water, but when will these people" — refugees — "be allowed outside the wire enclosures?
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PARELES Combine the torchy, girl-group power of the Ronettes with the heartsick, string-laden Björk of "Vulnicura," plus a little bit of Bollywood musical swoon and a dollop of "I Am the Walrus," for an idea of what Angel Olsen reaches for on "Lark" from her album "All Mirrors," due October 4.
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" Asked for a favorite, Frank named "Back," the story of a heartsick and traumatized man returned home after World War II. "It is a trip into a troubled mind," Frank said, "a satire of bureaucratic nomenclature and inefficiency, and the strangest of love stories, with a tear-stained fairy-tale ending to beat all.
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" Seeing Casement for what will prove to be the last time, Sarita experiences an "anxiety that all will not be well, that heartsick contraction that makes her think of the uncertain future with respect and fatalism and only the faith that it's likely that she, at least, will survive, as that is what she's good at.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) called for congressional action on gun violence in a tweet, writing that she was "heartsick" over the shooting in which as many as 2628 people were reported wounded.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 85033 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Mass.) said she was "heartsick" over Friday's shooting at Florida's Pensacola Naval Air Base, which left at least three people dead in addition to the shooter.
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This inflated follow-up album, four labored years in the making, doubles down on the anthemic choruses, flashy string swells, heartsick soul singers tearing up at the mic, and general pomposity — a white, conservative artistic mode if ever one existed — all backing lyrics calculated to convince African-Americans he's not like all those other bad white people, he's different, he knows the culture, he's familiar with Langston Hughes and Lorraine Hansberry and James Baldwin, he's a friend.
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The kids, by contrast, face a more conventional set of TV-teen/20-something problems beyond the central one, with Emilio (Brandon Larracuente), the aspiring musician and hunky ladies' man, forced to potentially table those dreams to assist his siblings; Beto (Niko Guardado) struggling in school; Lucia (Emily Tosta) questioning her fidelity to a system in which she has been thriving; and the heartsick Valentina (Elle Paris Legaspi), each dealing with their grief in different ways.
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