It was also lamenting, as Casey from The Verge said, lamenting that he couldn't have sex with people.
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Long passages in the book see Abramović lamenting lost love, then going back for even more abuse, then lamenting again.
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This time around, instead of Republicans lamenting the passage of Obamacare, Democrats are lamenting the House passage of its replacement, the American Health Care Act.
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The video opens with seemingly innocent guys lamenting lost loves.
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Still, some users are lamenting that Gus remains behind glass.
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Lamenting the frequent and audacious conflation of a female novelist
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She posted a message on Instagram lamenting the teen's death.
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She's lamenting that she can't help with the investigation, though.
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"We can't sleep," said Isabel Berez, 49, lamenting the heat.
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Trump also sent out a series of tweets lamenting the ruling.
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And lamenting it during Panetta's remarks was a totally appropriate response.
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Shit, I'm lamenting it, and even I'm kind of over it.
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" Trump concluded by lamenting that "a man's life is in tatters.
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The man was arrested by police, said organizers, lamenting the incident.
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"We hate first halves," Franklin, lamenting the early deficit, said afterward.
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"Lots of people lamenting 'nothing will change' today," tweeted Connecticut Sen.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority released a statement lamenting the man's death.
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Timothy "olarry" Anselimo was lamenting a late fumble in his game.
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As Molly gives her BFF a ride, Issa is lamenting her hoetation.
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In the Sheikh Saeed district, an elderly couple stood lamenting their fate.
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And while he's still having a pout, he's lamenting a little less.
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Anybody lamenting the non-democratic nature of arbitrarily blocking all pop-ups?
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In the meantime, both TCPA plaintiffs and defendants are lamenting the uncertainty.
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We hang out and watch football while lamenting about our house woes.
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Instead of lamenting the absence of a wedding ring, they are embracing and
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Lamenting the changing habits of teenagers has always been an adults' game, though.
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"I enjoy the freedom," he said, lamenting his decades confined to a desk.
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Pictures of the Colonel still generate comments lamenting his death from adoring fans.
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Williams shared a photo on her Instagram, lamenting the end of Arya's journey.
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Liberals have spent months lamenting the rise of Islamophobia in the Republican Party.
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It was one of dozens of newspaper and Internet commentaries lamenting the death.
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" Trump's remarks echoed his tweet last Friday lamenting the "news not talking politics.
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Brown-Pinnock is lamenting the state of Britain's afro hair and beauty industry.
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But other owners issued statements lamenting the league's getting pulled into political debates.
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These aren't just white people lamenting the loss of the family wheat farm.
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Zico, one of Brazil's soccer legends, sent reporters a video lamenting the tragedy.
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He is not documenting childhood, but expressing its value, while lamenting its brevity.
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Entertainment sites are currently lamenting the loss of a poet turned Grateful Dead lyricist.
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Of the Fortune 500 companies, 33 have female CEOs, Cramer said, lamenting the figure.
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He said he remembers his parents lamenting the lack of freedom of the press.
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Early in the act, Evan sings "Waving Through the Window," lamenting about his loneliness.
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He whips up crowds by lamenting that he cannot punch protesters in the face.
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Taystee is affected most of all, lamenting that "people don't care" about Poussey's death.
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John recalled Diana's efforts, lamenting the stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS in past decades.
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"You mean the Indian?" he said before lamenting how divided the country had become.
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Dave Brat, a conservative member, said, lamenting the contents of the omnibus spending bill.
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Older Parisians began to cry, lamenting how their national treasure was quickly being lost.
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Others do, while lamenting polarization in Congress and distrusting the two major political parties.
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At times he used language that seemed to hint at lamenting Nazi Germany's defeat.
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Lamenting the perennially low voter turnout rates, Mr. Obama urged people to become involved.
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With so many fans online lamenting the zesty sauce shortage, I had high expectations.
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"This is the world we live in," she wrote, lamenting the prevalence of harassment.
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He was not just an idle member of the Senate lamenting a missed opportunity.
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Home cooks have been lamenting its loss, but the company calls that fake news.
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At least two senator are among those lamenting the loss of 50 Most Beautiful.
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But we will not have protest marches for them or newspaper profiles lamenting their loss.
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Yolanda Foster isn't lamenting on time lost due to her ongoing battle with Lyme disease.
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During their conversation earlier in the day, the king was overheard lamenting the Syrian war.
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"It was an interesting start," he said, before lamenting the state of his iron play.
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Speaking to a crowd in Nashua, he was lamenting the decline in American family values.
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Trump repeatedly blasted Ryan Tuesday, lamenting his leadership and blaming him for eroding party unity.
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Ms Kelly agrees, lamenting that Mr Brownback appointed officials "for ideological reasons, not for talent".
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"I'm just not used to not hearing from anybody," Kris says, lamenting the radio silence.
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It's lamenting the death of a meme, of the mythos fans have invested into him.
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In December Raj Chetty of Stanford University and colleagues published a paper lamenting "lost Einsteins".
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And lamenting the constraints of the euro is not much help to the Finnish government.
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At a club called Les Deux, Heidi hands Lauren a letter lamenting their dilapidated friendship.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly pledged to rebuild the military, while simultaneously lamenting weapons' costs.
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And he began his remarks lamenting people calling for the removal of Christopher Columbus statues.
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And lastly, he responded to a friend, Ken Carman, who was lamenting over the game.
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And despite lamenting racism in the criminal justice system, Mr. Vance perpetuates worrisome racial disparities.
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Indeed, the president sounded at times as if he were already lamenting the nomination's demise.
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Farmers are lamenting more than $2400 billion in revenue lost to drought and singed fields.
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It also had corporate leaders lamenting the loss of an up-and-coming business mogul.
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Mr. Starr resigned as independent counsel in 1999, lamenting the "intense politicization" of his investigation.
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Chinese authorities are lamenting a shortage of Spanish teachers amid surging demand for Spanish classes.
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John McCain in March, lamenting he never got thanked for approving parts of his funeral.
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Holden recognized the optics problem while also lamenting that he had to think that way.
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Someone was always lamenting about how it wasn't it was, kinda like New York City.
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The gorilla was clearly disoriented," said Maynard, while lamenting the loss of "an incredibly magnificent animal.
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Yahoo is repenting and Netflix is lamenting, but first: a cartoon about Elon's summer space camp.
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Forrest concluded with a long footnote lamenting how a 2015 U.S. Supreme Court decision, Gelboim v.
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Warren sent a letter Thursday to the heads of both agencies lamenting their lack of action.
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I don't sit in the basement making memes lamenting how women don't go for 'nice guys.
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Then, I moved up my face and spent some time lamenting the unevenness of my eyebrows.
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When he shows rank upon rank of library users staring at screens, he is lamenting nothing.
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"We got what we deserved," said Warriors Coach Steve Kerr, lamenting his team's impatience on offense.
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"I'm this puzzle piece that doesn't quite fit," he says, lamenting his inability to speak Korean.
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At times he sounds like a college professor, lamenting the lack of "cultural catechesis" in America.
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They've hunkered down in therapy, where they are stuck rehashing old resentments and lamenting lost libidos.
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The irony of Ms. Smith lamenting her loss of privacy before 18 people is not lost.
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We've spent enough time in this space lamenting the modern horrors of social media and technology.
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He's the composer of a discomposing age, lamenting that "these days only Khomeini talks about love."
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He ripped into Sanders in one breath while lamenting the "viciousness" of politics in the next.
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Although lamenting "vanishing New York" has become a macabre pastime for some, Pietro's remains strangely uncanonized.
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Then she crumples, confessing loneliness and lamenting the evaporation of sororal solidarity she found in childhood.
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In 1995, The New Yorker published a cartoon lamenting the exhausting saga of O.J. Simpson's trial.
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It's not clear why Sophie was crying ... maybe she's lamenting Joe's final bday in his 20s?
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Instead of lamenting that art cannot offer transcendence or sanctuary, Tevet celebrates it with wry humor.
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He was lamenting his first cousin, Tsar Nicholas II (left), to whom he bore an uncanny resemblance.
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" Ridley, 24, retorted, "We're not doing this, Josh," before lamenting, "I can't ask you about Frozen Two!
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And those advocates, they now today are lamenting the fact that he&aposs going to be gone.
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"I'll wake up my kids," she said, lamenting more about how much she missed shopping for food.
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LAMENTING the rise of inequality is one of the few growth industries in an age of stagnation.
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Skeptics should start with "Darkened Rings," where he propels the frustration he's lamenting into Hüsker Dü territory.
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It celebrates our island story rather than lamenting it (and frequently slips into calling that island England).
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That same day, Lohan posted this photo to Instagram, lamenting the woes of dating a younger guy.
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"We were all lamenting it, and I said, 'It just feels like we should record "Purple Rain.
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Last year, I wrote an opinion piece lamenting the number of female virtual assistants on the market.
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The spruced-up port district heaves with thousands of people celebrating their nations' victories and lamenting defeats.
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He was lamenting the fact that his home state of Illinois had just made smoking pot legal.
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Blumenauer, for one, is lamenting the temporary nature of those provisions, urging Congress to make them permanent.
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Lamenting the loss of the monuments he so lovingly documented for decades, he decries the world's silence.
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Beckerman and many others seek to reinvent and change, lamenting their failure in inspiring the next generation.
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Like her, I've written a book and many articles lamenting the moral decay in our modern society.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., lamenting how little race relations have improved since the civil rights movement.
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Lamenting the Obama administration's low-key passive response to Russia's attack obviously depends on 20/20 hindsight.
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They sit together on the floor, at night, with Jo lamenting an earlier flare of hot temper.
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"Our paychecks won't be there like normal," Evans said, lamenting the pile of paperwork that awaits their return.
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" The comedian continued by lamenting a reality where she would have to respect Melania as a "feminist icon.
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" The star continued by lamenting a reality where she would have to respect Melania as a "feminist icon.
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Rubio called the change "bad news" in a tweet, lamenting that it increased chances ZTE stays in business.
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The siblings get some privacy by their favorite tree, lamenting Jon's absence and reflecting on their lost time.
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Even before it's predictable ending, however, the town was rocked by exploding heads lamenting the death of democracy.
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People lamenting the credibility, long-term credibility that they argue could ultimately be undermined by some of this.
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While we're all lamenting the show's end, cast member Sasha Peiterse is just as emotional as we are.
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And it will doubtless lift the curtain on an autumn of commentary lamenting the failed promise of 1989.
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That didn't stop travelers from going into meltdown mode on Twitter, though, cracking jokes and lamenting in general.
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Others are lamenting that Bomer did not appear to want to engage in conversations about the casting decision.
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Like his June post, today's post lamenting the ineffectiveness of the pipe bombs was ultimately removed by Instagram.
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Johnson resigned over May's Brexit plan, lamenting the prime minister's lack of faith in the promise of Brexit.
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They make healthy decisions, but don't spend too much time lamenting over a night of tequila-fueled texts.
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Among the many lamenting the awful state of airports were several comments lauding airports that get it right.
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Suddenly, his phone lights up, and it is Sally, lamenting a failed sitcom audition from earlier that day.
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The table beside me hosted a quartet of photographers lamenting their lack of a good shot this morning.
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In the book she's lamenting the great fire at Summerhall that killed a bunch of Targaryens, including Duncan.
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This month, however, the regulars at the bar have been lamenting the impending closing of Saburi on Thursday.
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" In 1972, Washington Post columnist David Broder wrote "The Party's Over," lamenting the decline of "unvarnished political partisanship.
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Charles Barkley seemed crestfallen Friday night over Jussie Smollett, lamenting how he betrayed the black and LGBTQ communities.
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Republicans, by contrast, promptly began lamenting that no one had any clue how to avert the looming crisis.
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Australia Diary Lamenting the trappings of the modern world — from our false sense of connectedness to avo toast.
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Mr. Renchen sounded wistful in an interview, lamenting the modern exploitation of something with a deeper religious significance.
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Many of the Postal Service's comments lamenting the reduction directed by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) are regrettable.
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"It was the two of us lamenting the loss of the politics of the past," Mr. Flake said.
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The local founder of Chinese restaurant King Ying Low, Lee Din, was interviewed, lamenting the lack of festivities.
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At a bakery in Khartoum's Al-Riyadh district, some customers waved the smaller loaves, lamenting their reduced size.
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John McCain, lamenting the "one vote" that sank the party's last-ditch attempt to repeal Obamacare last month.
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So, despite the onslaught of headlines then warning and now lamenting a Russian hack, there is no proof.
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For Republicans lamenting they don't know whom to talk to at White House, the answer is the generals.
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Far from lamenting the influence of tech companies, San Francisco extended tax breaks to get them to stay.
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I spend a lot of time in speeches now lamenting the lack of good people running for office.
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Vladimir Putin has frequently spoken of restoring Russia's "great power" status, even lamenting the passing of the Soviet Union.
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And there's no feeling more poisonous than crashing and lamenting my inability to achieve the manic self's impossible desires.
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While showing Kurzweil around, Wonder found himself "lamenting that there were two worlds of musical instruments," Kurzweil told CNBC.
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Less than 24 hours later, he sent another one lamenting that McConnell "couldn't get it done" on health care.
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In early 2018, Musk messaged Trump publicly on Twitter lamenting China's 25% tariff on imported cars entering the market.
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But it might help to understand that the upset over Ackbar's death isn't about lamenting a central, significant character.
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I don&apost think there is a loss of power although men are always lamenting their loss of power.
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While lamenting the destruction of yesterday's fire, Gothic architecture scholars contextualized such cataclysms as commonplace in the medieval world.
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"An orgasm is an orgasm is an orgasm!" she told me, while lamenting our continued preoccupation with "vaginal" orgasm.
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She's a self-identified Christian and began her answer by lamenting false claims of Christianity by many Republican candidates.
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Andy looks at this in something of a condemnatory way, lamenting the cruelty and stupidity of the world today.
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" President Trump has previously said he had advised May on how to negotiate Brexit, lamenting that "she didn't listen.
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"So many people in the Democratic Party were lamenting O'Rourke's loss, and results in Florida and Georgia," he said.
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" Lamenting their luck, Mexicans often say, "Poor Mexico, so far from God and so close to the United States.
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Almost every day, I find myself not just lamenting my own discomfort, but actively seeking ways to manage it.
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Cruze recalls that when she was in recovery, she still found herself lamenting that she wasn't "perfect" around food.
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When lamenting the masonry and sculpture destroyed by the Islamic State, we can easily overlook this shifting human story.
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Instead, it plays a series of news clips lamenting slow economic growth before the real estate mogul took office.
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Speaking fondly of Franco's dictatorship and lamenting the erosion of the rule of law, he looked toward the barracks.
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Southern European countries chafe at such depictions while lamenting the eurozone's limits on spending, which have constrained their growth.
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Overall, Trump has continued to vent about the Russia investigation, lamenting how "unfair" he believes the entire ordeal is.
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Lately, politicians, bureaucrats and journalists have begun lamenting the fact that the United States runs a seafood trade deficit.
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But everybody's complaining about technology all the time — there's nothing more on-trend than lamenting our ephemeral hashtag culture.
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As recently as mid-2018, colleagues were lamenting the state of their company in pained emails to one another.
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"I'm sorry for you, Dr. Fradkin, but I'm even sorrier for the students," he recalled his receptionist's son's lamenting.
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Then came 2017, and one night, while lamenting the deeply divided nature of this country, I had an epiphany.
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But this isn't just another article lamenting the death of the fiduciary rule, nor is it an antiregulation rant.
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Don't play the victim If you're having issues with your boss, don't walk around the office lamenting your woes.
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Rather than lamenting a lack of progress on social outcomes, let us commit to investing in evidence-based programs.
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And unless the Bruins win the next two games, they will be lamenting how they didn't win this one.
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As the big names fell away, Stanley emerged runner-up, no doubt lamenting a four-putt during the second round.
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" At the meeting Thursday, Natasha Lamb of Arjuna Capital struck a similar note, lamenting what she called Zuckerberg's "failing autocracy.
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We've been lamenting about our boring weekday lunches, so we made enough vegetable curry to last us through the week!
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Yet the logic behind the merger remains valid, as the French carmaker explained in a statement lamenting the deal's demise.
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In her caption, she gave a message of optimism while simultaneously lamenting the slow progress she feels she is making.
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We catch up over a dinner of fried rice and mint chocolate ice cream while lamenting our single lady woes.
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McConnell opened debate on the Senate floor Friday by lamenting the situation, especially that Democrats didn't allow Pompeo's confirmation immediately.
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Her gorgeous, raspy voice lingers and drags on all the right moments in this song lamenting a missing father figure.
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There was Shaquille O'Neal choked up, saying, "My spirit just left my body," lamenting not speaking to Bryant more often.
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Without systemic reforms designed to specifically combat implicit bias we will continue running in these circles, forever lamenting our fate.
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In the "Cleveland Show," it's simply a lot of Kardashian family members lamenting how the situation "sucks" for "sensitive" Kendall.
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Praising the designers she wrote, "you turned it out," before lamenting that she didn't actually get to keep the items.
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Moments earlier, outside his locker room, Coughlin was once again lamenting all the losses that had come late in games.
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Jung emerged from the Freudian-era of psychology, which was more about lamenting the human condition than, you know, science.
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" In the same interview, Williams also admitted that she was "nervous" about giving birth, lamenting, "I'm not a spring chicken.
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"I used to make $2,000 a month or more and today I have nothing," he said, lamenting the permit problem.
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First Lady Michelle Obama is lamenting that many Americans no longer have hope in the wake of Donald Trump's election.
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Just the other week, I was reviewing the new Surface Pro and lamenting the fact that it wasn't the Laptop.
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So I hope that video game historians aren't one day reading this while lamenting on how badly we screwed up.
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It is—by her standards, anyway—a fairly straight-ahead piano ballad, lamenting lost love, or absence of a kind.
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Mr. Brown then told the story of hearing a radio program lamenting the looming extinction of a type of butterfly.
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We have been lamenting the divisive times we live in and now we all have something we can agree on.
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But after the final game, Popovich chose to laud the Nuggets for their breakthrough instead of lamenting the lost opportunity.
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The statement drew swift backlash as many citizens had been lamenting the lack of freedom of speech during the outbreak.
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While our current moment has many lamenting the death of democracy at the federal level, locally, tensions play out differently.
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Progress away from the bad old days of asylums, the institutions Trump is lamenting having closed, has not been linear.
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Lamenting the former governor's 'ridiculous sentence,' Trump shows that he doesn't think that public corruption is that big a deal.
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The last years have seen a wide range of publications lamenting the crisis of the middle classes in the West.
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Lamenting the lost Alexandria is a favorite local pastime, and my aunt Lola, now 67, is as wistful as anyone.
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"Nobody needs to know anything about constitutional law," Trump argued, lamenting that three of the scholars were picked by Democrats.
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Lamenting the influence of money in politics, Diller said elected officials shouldn't have to spend significant portions of time fundraising.
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At another point, the president began riffing about the various Democrats running against him before lamenting that they were boring.
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Ortega gave a speech lamenting the toppling of his socialist ally and warning Nicaraguan opposition it is "playing with fire".
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Tough Guy" and blaming him for causing setbacks on North Korea and lamenting that he made "some very big mistakes.
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Yet the elegies lamenting the demise of cinema continue to roll in, despite growing evidence that movies are alive and well.
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Cohen addressed that story directly in a tweet Thursday morning, lamenting his "blind loyalty to a man who doesn't deserve it."
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Now, Reed is wading into another pill-related controversy, with a new Instagram post lamenting the end of her placenta pills.
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If Mr Corbyn's political fate rests with young people, he might end up lamenting that there are so few of them.
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As usual, Trump was lamenting Nabisco's decision to move jobs to Mexico, and he declared that he's not eating Oreos anymore.
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" The following March brought a 77-page white paper from his Senate office lamenting that "the dignity of work is disappearing.
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Confindustria, Italy's main business lobby, has decried the law, lamenting that firms are "paying the price of an endless electoral race".
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Once upon a time, noted New York Times film critic A.O. Scott wrote a bitter essay lamenting the demise of adulthood.
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On the catwalk across from me, I heard a couple of heavily armed soldiers lamenting the state of the American resistance.
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"You're always checking in," Johnson muses, almost lamenting the extent to which the process is at the forefront of her relationships.
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Brenda Lawrence of Michigan said, lamenting how a state that touches four Great Lakes could have residents without clean, fresh water.
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Their lessons all reflect powerful insights that are far more about how to lead millennials than about just lamenting what's wrong.
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Activist pastor Evan Mawarire first posted a video on Facebook in April draped in Zimbabwe's flag and lamenting its economic problems.
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" In 2628, he delivered an address at the American Enterprise Institute lamenting the outcomes of President Johnson's failed "War on Poverty.
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Some of the highlights, and our fact checks: • Mr. Trump began his speech by lamenting America's crumbling infrastructure and weak economy.
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This one's more about celebrating how fucked up things are and not being in control of anything, instead of lamenting it.
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It made enclosure so gradual that, even three centuries later, the poet John Clare was lamenting its advance in his sonnets.
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Lamenting Republican losses in the House, many members of the Senate are also abandoning any lawmaking goals in the new Congress.
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" Trump pitched himself as Christianity's best chance at representation in the White House, lamenting the decline of stores saying "Merry Christmas.
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While lamenting Capuano's defeat — and his own — he predicted the burst of energy will ultimately help the Democrats on the whole.
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I see really interesting material get made … On the other hand, people talk about lamenting the death of the cinematic experience.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) and Mayor Bill De Blasio (D), lamenting that "New York can never be great again" under their leadership.
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His wife, the lawyer Sylvie Topaloff, has been quoted as lamenting the friends they have lost over her husband's political views.
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One group member even created a timeline of "SJW Bullshit at Tech Conferences," lamenting cases where women spoke up against discrimination.
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If you spend all your energy grumbling and lamenting, you're reinforcing a negative mindset in yourself and driving everyone else away.
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The man behind the 2006 cult sci-fi film "Idiocracy" is lamenting that his fictional movie appears to have become reality.
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On Saturday, he sent out a tweet lamenting "lives shattered" by a "mere allegation" and asked what's happening to due process.
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He mentioned a leaked video the day after the 2016 presidential election showing top officials lamenting the victory of President Trump.
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Why, in lamenting the terror that our gun culture has unleashed, should a play take up the weapons of its enemies?
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Other passengers have complained to media organizations about the screening procedures, lamenting that no one's temperature was taken prior to boarding.
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And today they, and men who believe the system is still stacked against women, are lamenting Warren's departure from the race.
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Mr. Wilson, 28, found it unethical, comparing "botting" to steroid use by athletes and lamenting the broader impact on Instagram's culture.
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Other photos in recent social media posts lamenting what's happening in the Amazon are actually of fires in Siberia or California.
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Ms. Wolf's performance divided the chattering classes, with some Washingtonians lamenting her lack of civility and many comedians cheering her on.
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He hit back by lamenting the hypocrisy of self-righteousness and intolerance, calling instead for Christians to embrace compassion toward outsiders.
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Several founders spoke at the lunch, praising the gains that black economists have won but lamenting that far more were needed.
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Paul admitted his disadvantage in a Friday interview on Fox News, lamenting that Trump was "getting unfortunate counsel" from Iran hawks.
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But, this funny video about a tampon lamenting its fate raises an important point about the environmental impact of flushing tampons.
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In his 2002 memoir, written after his loss to George W. Bush, he was still lamenting that blot on his escutcheon.
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After each of Saddam Hussein's epic clashes with the West, Mr. Azzawi produced works lamenting the sad fate of his people.
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In their statements, both Mr. Manchin and Ms. Heitkamp mentioned Judge Garland, with Ms. Heitkamp particularly lamenting Republicans' treatment of him.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian are lamenting a couple of incidents where their daughters used physical violence on their nannies.
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A host of stars, including James, Dwyane Wade and Carmelo Anthony, have, for a while now, been lamenting society's polarizing ills.
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"No, we're not a compassionate society," Mr. Sanders shot back, lamenting the United States' treatment of some of its neediest citizens.
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" Jones echoes this assessment, lamenting that innovative measures can only go so far: "People are applying these things all the time.
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They were still lamenting industries that left in the 1980s: furniture manufacturing, textiles — one plant after another shipped overseas, they'd say.
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"I need to do some serious soul searching about our office," she said in one email, lamenting the team's work product.
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When she later shows that footage in the courtroom, Madeline apologizes, lamenting that she had no idea the abuse was that severe.
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Kittleman spoke of the devastation on Sunday, lamenting that residents had only recently achieved a sense of normalcy after the 2016 flood.
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We've been lamenting the death of alt-weeklies for years, and our own beloved Washington City Paper is currently for sale, again.
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In Comcast's Christmas ad, grandparents decide to upgrade their technology after reading their grandkids' tweets lamenting their lack of Netflix and cable.
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Soon, Mr. Guthrie was "lamenting the bigotry that pervaded his new, lily-white neighborhood," he wrote, with words like these: I suppose
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" He voiced frustration at the bitter political debate over guns, lamenting that "even mention of it somehow evokes this kind of polarization.
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Many investors and entrepreneurs are lamenting how crowded and fragmented the sector is, arguing that it's overfunded with too many point products.
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But two hours later, we're gossipping about the Kardashians, lamenting about insecure ex-boyfriends, and dissecting the appropriated origins of Betty Boop.
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Comedian Sam Morril had taken the stage at the Comedy Cellar, and was lamenting how #MeToo changed the way he watched porn.
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Bunny Ranch owner Dennis Hof, Joey Buttafucco, and the kid from A Christmas Story sat backstage, lamenting the loss of their friend.
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It's much easier to spend time in office boasting of their own virtue and lamenting the tragic individualism of the American way.
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Others are lamenting that their messages on tax reform, health care and more are being drowned out by the controversies surrounding Trump.
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Entrepreneurs need to change their focus and think more about how they can achieve success than lamenting about other's accomplishments, he says.
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But are we missing the spirit of a game like The Last Guardian when we spend so long lamenting its technical niggles?
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Notably, there is a section in the report where Trump is heard lamenting that he doesn't have a more corrupt attorney general.
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" The essay, "The Education of a Libertarian," is also an elegy, lamenting the lack of "truly free places left in our world.
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This led to some developers calling the change illegitimate and lamenting that it technically meant the project was no longer open source.
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He's the one who gets soup from Ser Davos on "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," lamenting about not being a soldier.
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Many analysts are puzzled, lamenting extremely high stock valuation levels as compared to historical norms as well as uninspired economic growth rates.
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John Kasich pushed back against family separations by the Trump administration Tuesday, lamenting that people were denying the humanity of undocumented immigrants.
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Fan favorite deaths can hurt, and often spark Twitter and Tumblr rants lamenting that the show will never recover from the loss.
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Lamenting the walk downstairs to throw away our bags is pretty much the only interaction I have with my food-related trash.
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Brando won over the public lamenting that he coulda been a contender, Toure did the same by turning his club into one.
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As our trip drew to a close, I found myself lamenting the fact that there isn't a Wegmans near where I live.
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A Utah newspaper published a letter by a woman lamenting the fact that a rainbow flag was stolen off her family's deck.
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Lamenting that reporters "really don't like me," he raged last week against news coverage reflecting health officials' calls to stay the course.
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" And after lamenting the inadequacy of his leading lady, Barbara Bel Geddes, he fretted about "the play not coming to life enough.
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CP: What's interesting is that I think that people always ask about this generational thing like they're lamenting ... KS: Lack of conversation.
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Letter To the Editor: It's time for Democrats to move on from obsessing about and lamenting President Trump's tweets and mental state.
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But I'm sure that if I scrubbed my Twitter history, I'd find that I've behaved in the fashion that I'm lamenting here.
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Censorious matrons are heard gossiping and lamenting about women who do not marry or produce progeny, or think too much of themselves.
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Democrats, including former President Barack Obama, are lamenting how apparently easy it might've been for the suspected shooter to get a gun.
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It seemed to be a watershed moment — and nevertheless, several female colleagues and I found ourselves lamenting what had taken so long.
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The steps were closed for maintenance on Monday, with neither a bride nor groom in sight, just with onlookers lamenting the destruction.
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When calamity strikes, this country always seems to be looking in the rearview mirror, lamenting its failure to heed long-ago warnings.
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The highly anticipated rendezvous was canceled last week, when Mr. Trump sent an emotional letter to Mr. Kim lamenting the missed opportunities.
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Clinton, called Mr. Trump hypocritical for lamenting the deaths of Syrian babies while seeking to bar Syrian refugees from the United States.
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" But, lamenting the perils of progress and sounding every bit like a white male, he continued: "Now you press it 12 times.
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They sprang from their benches, grabbed their charges, and dragged them away, loudly lamenting wet feet, a potential cold, and ruined pants.
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Although the book centers on Prometheus lamenting his chains, to me the most wrenching character is Io, as played by Peggy Trikalioti.
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Although the book centers on Prometheus lamenting his chains, to me the most wrenching character is Io, as played by Peggy Trikalioti.
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"Writing papers for English-language journals is like competing in an exam that is set by the West," she quotes them as lamenting.
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Here, she doesn't spend a majority of the film crying or lamenting factors outside of her control without doing something to change them.
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" The source said for more than a week Trump had been lamenting that his senior staff "just keep getting in their own way.
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While lamenting a fruitless Google search for Deerhunter demos from the band's late-aughts blog to a friend, he invited me to what.
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Like on Thursday, when Instagram refused to take down a post by troll Milo Yiannopoulos lamenting that the mail bombs didn't go off.
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Anti-abortion leaders decried Planned Parenthood's election efforts, accusing the group of looking to protect its own finances and lamenting its federal subsidies.
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According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Zhang's parents gave video testimony during his sentencing trial, tearfully lamenting the brutal loss of their daughter.
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He lends his help, of course, but not without first lamenting the fact that Richard Horne has seem to fallen off the rails.
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Instead of lamenting the lack of sweet, and possibly damaging, romances coming out of Hollywood, switch to a new source of movies entirely.
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The association has gone from trumpeting the "astounding resilience" of the American travel market to lamenting the "major storm clouds" hovering over it.
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IN AUGUST 1991 Marshal Sergei Akhromeyev, a former head of the Soviet armed forces, hanged himself in his office, lamenting a superpower's end.
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The score was tied 282-24 at halftime, although the Cardinals were lamenting the fact they weren't ahead by at least a touchdown.
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The mood was somber, with many participants wearing all-black in mourning for Heyer, while others held signs lamenting the death of democracy.
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There were too many Mercedes-Benz cars rolling down New York's Fifth Avenue, Trump said, lamenting that Europeans were not buying enough Chevrolets.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, his legislative agenda largely stalled more than 100 days in office, is lamenting the "archaic" rules of Congress.
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And instead of lamenting the loss of physical stores, the entrepreneur has eliminated the risk of a cash crunch associated with retail locations.
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" They also said large-scale humanitarian aid was required to tend to refugees fleeing Syria and Iraq, lamenting the "massive exodus of Christians.
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"There is nothing more boring and fruitless than a woman lamenting the fact that her stomach is round," writes the prophet Cheryl Strayed.
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The group has pulled the song following a column published in the student newspaper lamenting the performance's "toxic masculinity," according to NBC News.
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Lamenting the failure of the attack on the Affordable Care Act, he wrote, seemingly without irony: "Constitutional conservatism simply couldn't survive judicial conservatism."
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John Kelly, Trump's chief of staff, told reporters in the White House briefing room Thursday, lamenting the sluggish pace of the legislative process.
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If this weekend brings a lot of lamenting about noisy fireworks, take comfort: Quiet firework displays will maybe, one day, become a thing.
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Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri stormed away from the presiding officer's chair, lamenting, "We want to just fight," which he apparently aimed at Republicans.
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Controversy quickly clouded last week's announcement for this year's Academy Award nominations with critics lamenting the lack of racial minorities among the contenders.
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Rabii is interested in expanding Indigo's reach, calling this a test but lamenting the difficulties of getting foreign exchanges to list Iranian companies.
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Nissan says both are right, citing the business case for making X-Trails in Japan but also lamenting the "continued uncertainty" around Brexit.
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Ever since Lane Bryant and Prabal Gurung ended their collaborative run, we've been lamenting the loss of an affordable designer plus-size collection.
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Between shouting encouragement to the players and lamenting their setbacks the other day, he complained that politics was crossing the line into sports.
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Mario fixes cars to pay for medication for his sons, when it can be found, lamenting how far the family's fortunes have fallen.
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He had just spent 20 minutes lamenting how his party had become perceived as the party of "pedigree," the party of Ivy elites.
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"You, sir, under historic scrutiny, were proven innocent," the president told the justice while lamenting Democrats' "campaign of personal destruction" against his nominee.
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In June, the state lawmaker said that immigration represented an "existential threat" while lamenting that "there aren't enough white kids" in Arizona schools.
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"People are lamenting that there are no watchdogs, but only dogs," Kwon Seok-cheon, a columnist for the newspaper JoongAng Ilbo, recently wrote.
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Speaking at a rally in Fargo, Trump brought up his Democratic opponent once again, lamenting that she has not gotten over her defeat.
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It is very tempting for those of us on the left to say to Damore's lamenting allies: Oh, now you want a union?
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Now, those business leaders are lamenting the loss of one of their own from what is among the country's most important economic positions.
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Speaking of hypocrisy ... The president lamenting a lack of due process for men accused of wrongdoing is certainly risible, as several commentators noted.
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Last summer, a good friend of mine was lamenting how her daughter, a recent college graduate, was going off to live in Manhattan.
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They cut off the prosecutor they hired in order to give speech after speech lamenting the way he and his family have suffered.
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Afterward, Manning was understandably torn between thanking fans for protesting his benching and lamenting another numbing defeat in a season full of them.
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Now, instead of lamenting the constraints of stricter regulations, banks are being forced to respond to lawmakers' inquiries about compensation and fair competition.
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Likewise, when he laments the state of contemporary comedy, it is easy to assume he is lamenting the state of his own career.
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Dayton's comments also come almost a week after Donald Trump and Republicans seized on former president Bill Clinton's remarks lamenting Obamacare's affordability problems.
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In "The Big Bang," the first episode of the series, Earn is riding a bus with his sleeping daughter and lamenting his failures.
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In December 2019, FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub issued an official statement lamenting the lack of updated and more specific rules around internet ads.
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He seems harrowed at the climax, as if lamenting a twist that never happened, and puzzled by the glumness of the whole affair.
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At Wednesday's rally — his longest to date — he criticized Democrats in personal terms, lamenting the "witch hunt" against him and brandishing new insults.
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" That same day, in response to another tweet lamenting the attack in Orlando and the frequency of mass shootings, Isaacs again tweeted "#Islam.
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Or instead of lamenting our broke asses, we could have a laugh that people with so much money also have... Such. Bad. Taste.
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Among them: Lewis lamenting not being able to call women "sluts" anymore and claiming black and Hispanic communities are "addicted" to government welfare.
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Although mostly devoted to lamenting lost love, the museum also makes space for the disappointment of feeling abandoned or betrayed by one's homeland.
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A few months ago, I was at a child's party, and a mother there was lamenting how her young daughters didn't get along.
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An easy one for any The Room fan, this is Tommy Wiseau, as character Johnny, lamenting getting passed over for a promotion. 20153.
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The first was in the late 1970s when Mr. Wilson, lamenting the possible loss of his marriage, leapt in front of a cab.
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At Haverford College in Pennsylvania, students put up posters in the science building on April Fools' Day, lamenting the dearth of computing teachers.
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In February, Mr. Karam, the Lebanese television host, aired a 47-minute special on Mr. Ghosn, lionizing his career and lamenting his fall.
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"We want to deter, avoid, and prevent conflict through our unquestioned military dominance," Trump said in September, lamenting recent cuts to defense spending.
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Our caller is not spending $300 a month on wine or lamenting the fact that her husband doesn't want to take a beach vacation.
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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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Woody Guthrie sang in defence of labour unions in the 1940s, around the same time that Billie Holiday was lamenting lynchings in "Strange Fruit".
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She spoke of her role as mother, daughter, and sister, lamenting her bad housekeeping, the piles of paper and notebooks strewn about her house.
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Patty talks about being "at home stuffing another hole," while lamenting her lack of a love life, and we see her gorging on food.
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Earlier today, the Times reported that Griffin had resigned from the Whitney board in counterprotest, lamenting what he called the museum's left-wing tilt.
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He's mounted the aforementioned "I'm not a bad guy generally" defense, touting his progressive achievements and lamenting the relative lack of interest in them.
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Environmentalists lamenting that a green wave didn't wash over Congress can find a glimmer of hope in the results of several key governor races.
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Damascus has expressed concern over the brain drain, with Assad in a recent interview lamenting the loss of "educated, well-trained" people as refugees.
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Day and night, songs eulogizing the North's "fatherly" leader and communist propaganda lamenting "depraved capitalist" lifestyles have drifted across the border to the South.
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On the list of things people are lamenting online this week is how humans let the #GreatBarrierReef perish from the face of the Earth.
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Beyond lamenting the woes of the country, Trump also dedicated some of his 38-minute speech to hitting his political foes: notably Texas Sen.
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That was despite campaign shake-ups that saw campaign manager Robby Mook sidelined, with the candidate frequently lamenting that she lacked a clear message.
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Trump has decried the security situation in Paris, lamenting that "Paris isn't Paris any longer" -- and suggesting the city had been overrun by extremists.
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Yet when it comes to lamenting life in the public eye while exploiting it, they're accomplished at having their cake and eating it too.
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The statement — aptly titled "You might Question our Security, but You can't Argue with Our Protection" — begins with the store lamenting it's growing popularity.
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In a searing statement lamenting Mr. Guajajara's death, the association of Brazilian Indigenous peoples said the Bolsonaro administration had "Indigenous blood" on its hands.
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Ms. Spencer became choked up, too, lamenting that the real women she and Ms. Monáe play both died before they could see the film.
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Trump appeared to back away from the latter plan earlier this month, lamenting that such an option would likely face court battles from Democrats.
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Even then when the law was passed people were lamenting why did it take us so long in 1995 to get to this point.
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For every person lamenting the loss of the big direwolf, there were just as many fans insisting that all was not what it seemed.
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Even before Wednesday's debate ended, other candidates were lamenting their limited skills — though one at least remained in careful politician mode on the subject.
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And yet, what is important to remember is that, instead of lamenting that fact, it thrived, and a lot of great work got made.
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Instead of simply lamenting Cape Foulweather's "ghosted landscape," he tries to use it as a point of departure for imagining what might come next.
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We buckled in for the long drive, lamenting that where we were going was not half as good as what we were leaving behind.
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Buttigieg has been a frequent critic of Sanders and Warren in debates, lamenting their support for Medicare for All and Sanders' identification with socialism.
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"Sad" is a duet between them, with Kodie Shane lamenting her romantic lot, followed by Lil Yachty coming in to offer succor, and more.
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Florent Belin, the parish priest in Vesoul, mentioned her in his monthly newsletter, lamenting that she had been forced to find her own apartment.
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Even some GOP legislators who say they back the U.S.-Mexico barrier are lamenting reports that the president is plotting to reprogram $7.2 billion.
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Rather than endlessly lamenting liberal bias in mainstream news outlets, Carlson argued, the conservative movement needed to found credible journalistic institutions of its own.
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"All these people lamenting the loss of the Paris," Mr. Lim said, "I would be curious about the last time they set foot there."
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The footage shows her crying in a motel room and lamenting that her family has abandoned her in the wake of mental health issues.
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" Wax had earlier attracted controversy when she co-wrote an August editorial in The Philadelphia Inquirer lamenting "the breakdown of the country's bourgeois culture.
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She still struggles because of her gender, she said, lamenting that lapped drivers sometimes still block her but then allow male drivers to pass.
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On March 8, for example, as the St. Petersburg bread riots gathered steam, there is Nicholas II lamenting that his children have the measles.
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Though the second-year pro gave up the most hits he's allowed in any game this season, afterwards he was lamenting a single pitch.
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"We found the one person who liked John Bolton," tweeted author Molly Jong-Fast in response to the conservative Ben Shapiro lamenting what happened.
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It's a sincere and eloquent piece, thanking the outgoing president for his service and lamenting the population's struggles to match up to his ideals.
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New York Times architecture critic Michael Kimmelman noted the 100th birthday of Jane Jacobs yesterday by lamenting what's become of her beloved Greenwich Village.
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" The Horowitz report, released earlier this month, includes messages from "Attorney 2" lamenting Trump&aposs election as well as a missive reading "viva le resistance.
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After lamenting this with some members of the App Store team, however, I was told Apple will try to prioritize it for a future update.
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"Video is the odd one out," says CEO and founder of Synq, Stian Hauge, lamenting the difficulty for developers to use video in their applications.
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Rather than focusing on lamenting what could have been, I draw strength and peace from the knowledge that we knew we were going for it.
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"Crying Men" (2018) is a lamenting critique of traditional masculinity, hard not soft, underlined in portentous voice-over narration written by the playwright Victor Rodger.
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The same went for Bernie Sanders, who also declined to address tech altogether, instead lamenting the consolidation of power across sectors from agriculture to media.
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Mackned has always kept things open in his lyrics, and this project sees him lamenting losses and counting blessings with more honesty than ever before.
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"I come back in town and of course Chrissy and John have to outdo me," Kardashian said, lamenting that their gift was better than hers.
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Though still lamenting the monotony of nights out and waking up after the sun's gone down, it doesn't feel as good as it once did.
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There is, perhaps, an "old man yells at cloud" quality to lamenting the studios' reliance on remakes, reboots and revivals, as some early reviews did.
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Later on in the album he says people fear him "more than they fear God," and that doesn't seem like he's bragging, but rather lamenting.
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Bella 'always will be in my heart and soul' Joseph Amoroso, Bella's father, read aloud a statement Wednesday at McCarthy's sentencing lamenting the lost possibilities.
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Trump has previously decried the security situation in Paris, lamenting that "Paris isn't Paris any longer" -- and suggesting the city had been overrun by extremists.
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It would be simple to presume that Berninger was merely lamenting the state of his marriage—successful rock singers aren't known for making excellent husbands.
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That his moneymaking plans were running into the ethics law he helped pass is something he is shown lamenting in private emails released by prosecutors.
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For liberal democrats lamenting the trend toward democratic erosion worldwide, the collapse of Evo Morales's administration in Bolivia on Sunday offers a glimmer of hope.
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While lamenting the loss of Ryan Owens, Spicer responded to criticism by the SEAL's father, who called for a deeper investigation into his son's death.
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Within a few years, White was lamenting the fact that his beloved Manchester United had become the team of choice for soccer moms in California.
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Tragically, the first officer can be heard on the cockpit voice recorder lamenting her lack of winter flying experience just before the plane goes down.
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Most of them are bullshit, but this one, lamenting the guns that seem to have been banned from the game…this one is probably true.
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Some critics liked it, but others called it "insipid" and "breathtakingly bad", lamenting that "it's getting harder and harder to call myself a Weezer fan".
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Fontana returned to Argentina in 1940, at the request of his father, but stayed partial to Mussolini, lamenting Il Duce's fall from power, in 1943.
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For all the talk lamenting "horse race" coverage of politics, the question I get most often, by far, is... who's going to win the race?
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And Mr. Trump's choice came after he had spent recent weeks lamenting the failure of Mr. McConnell to deliver on repealing the health care law.
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"Not early enough," said Doug Steiner on a recent tour, lamenting his firm's belated decision to add a rooftop lounge that is still under construction.
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Of course, she always advocated for her boss, lamenting that reporters did not see the empathetic and charming Mr. Trump whom she said she knew.
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"Nobody wants to hurt each other anymore," Trump said at a rally last week, lamenting how long it took to remove protesters without injuring them.
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They go around collecting the scraps left behind — letters, diary notes, apartment leases — while lamenting the inevitable gaps in the documentation surrounding most any life.
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James had reviewed it, lamenting that Eliot had created a brilliant but "wasted" heroine in Dorothea because Eliot had released her from a bad marriage.
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Online, some people spoke up in agreement, lamenting that a policy asking parents to dress appropriately had to be written out in the first place.
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The responses came as many women online played the world's smallest violins — or other instruments — for men lamenting the dangers they face in everyday life.
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In March, Ms. McClure sent a text message to Mr. D'Amico lamenting that they had less than $10,000 left from donors, according to the authorities.
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By stark contrast, coronavirus memes have generally emphasized behavioral changes and information-sharing (while also lamenting how hard it is to stop touching your face).
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" In his Yale remarks, Bush did criticize the President directly, calling him a "Republican in name only" while lamenting "the fracturing of the conservative movement.
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Even the sudden firing of head coach David Fizdale, intended to reset the team's trajectory, seemed to backfire, with stunned players lamenting their leader's departure.
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"We were at 15 percent from Day 1," Mr. Kudlow said, lamenting that Mr. Trump's new economic advisers had discussed scrapping the campaign tax plan.
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If you find yourself lamenting that you didn&apost turn the setting on before, that&aposs all the more reason to turn it on now.
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And I grew up lamenting the loss of a life I never knew, a culture and identity that we, her children, were cut off from.
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There were also quite a few hard-core leftists who wrote in support, lamenting the lack of serious engagement in political life in contemporary America.
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Republicans expressed frustration with the decision, calling it a mistake and lamenting that there seemed to be little communication about the strategy ahead of time.
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FBI did not pursue tip that came in Families of the victims are lamenting what they say is inaction on gun control and school security.
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It also features Modi as chief minister of Gujarat, lamenting anti-Muslim violence in which more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, were killed in 2002.
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Rampage, a former UFC champion and PRIDE standout, has won five straight fights despite lamenting how his career has left him estranged from his family.
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The friend, newly single after coming out of a five-year relationship, was lamenting about how difficult it was to have a great first date.
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Rather than lamenting the holes he finds in the social and material fabric of his culture, Justin Sterling fills them with stories and novel vistas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The art community in Brooklyn, New York is lamenting the imminent loss of veteran Bushwick-based nonprofit gallery NURTUREart.
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Just standing at a mirror, exhaling really slowly, lamenting the size of their forehead, wondering whether to get bangs, leaving the house wearing a hat.
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Yet for over a decade, critics have been lamenting the alleged "death" and "demise" of these gayborhoods, accusing them of being "passé" or surrendering to gentrification.
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I have no gripe with the substance of the article: I join The Economist in lamenting the cocktail of violence and prejudice percolating through South Asia.
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Luke was one of those guys I think that would much rather have us laughing and telling stories about his life than sort of lamenting it.
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Instead, I found myself lamenting the often-aimless plot, confused as to what story it was trying to tell and how it wanted to tell it.
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Thus on January 13, 2015, Rogers showed Muhammad, Buddha, and Jesus sitting in a bar, the three religious figures lamenting the terror practiced in their names.
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China is so much more open now, such veterans say, lamenting that outsiders cannot see this, or prefer to focus on remaining differences with the West.
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" Fulmer agrees, lamenting her inability to have a family or an "intimate relationship [even though] I do have those feelings for women on a regular basis.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are PISSED at the ending of "Game of Thrones" ... and they're lamenting the fact a woman didn't end up ruling all of Westeros.
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The men spend the first hour of the film lamenting the lack of action in their lives and lusting after voluptuous women in too-tight blouses.
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At one point, she calls Gonzalez "monomaniacal," and "smart and industrious," before lamenting a "sad waste of his talents" all in the space of four sentences.
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He once wrote an article for the Morning Star which, while lamenting Stalin's "harsh measures", quoted Nikita Khrushchev's statement that "against imperialists, we are all Stalinists".
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One commenter lashed out at Ms. Clarke, saying, "What is wrong with you two," and lamenting that more than half of his income went to taxes.
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On the wall at the back is a small statue of the Virgin Mary, looking aptly mournful, as if lamenting the antics taking place before her.
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Tracy, an out-of-work hotel clerk in her late fifties, was lamenting the damage at the other Prince's and decrying its rivals as diabolical impostors.
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Clinton's embrace of Mr. Obama's health care plan, lamenting the status of the "depleted military" and vowing to fix a broken tax code and educational system.
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The 33-year-old, who is no stranger to speaking out on racial strife, further found himself lamenting the state of race relations in the country.
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And rape culture is dripping in the letter Turner's father wrote to the court lamenting how "20 minutes of action" has "deeply altered" his son's life.
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Dent, head of The Tuesday Group of moderate House Republicans, explained his decision to walk away by lamenting the loss of the "sensible center" in Congress.
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"We lawmakers have to destroy this wrong practice," Ms. Noda said, lamenting that many of her fellow Liberal Democrats did not care about overturning the law.
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Angered clerics exhorted the government to cancel the match, warning that instead of lamenting the death of Hussein, people might cheer for their earthly national team.
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Some areas recorded more than a foot of rain, and by Sunday morning, Mr. McCrory and his constituents were lamenting an increasingly dire landscape of devastation.
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Television executives, lamenting smaller audiences and less enthusiastic advertisers, had finally realized that the huge changes elsewhere in the media industry were coming for them, too.
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Clinton, by turns lamenting her embrace of President Obama, her desire to increase gun restrictions and what they see as her consistent aversion to the truth.
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I was happy to be there with the brave citizens of Brazil who were democratically protesting and lamenting against the election of the stupid, brutal man.
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Greg Ip, an economics columnist at The Wall Street Journal whom I admire, recently wrote a column lamenting the Democratic Party's newfound hostility toward market economics.
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At once mocking, lamenting, and paying homage to Modernist ideals of order and reason, the pieces also expose the hypnotic strangeness of the era's advertising culture.
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On Monday, the day after the storm, the steps were closed for maintenance, with neither a bride nor groom in sight, just onlookers lamenting the destruction.
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At Tuesday's court hearing, 16 women said Epstein had sexually abused them, with some lamenting that his death deprived them of the opportunity to obtain justice.
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But he also sounded conservative themes in speeches and interviews, praising the work ethic, calling for welfare reforms and lamenting a loss of old-fashioned respect.
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Not so in Finland, where an organization that Wilce studies runs instructional workshops on lamenting as the Karelian people of the region have done for centuries.
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She teared up to PEOPLE while discussing his elimination, lamenting about how she wished she would have been able to shield him from his double loss.
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Italian government officials, lamenting what they call "low-quality tourism," are considering limiting the numbers of tourists who can enter the city or its landmark piazzas.
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Arriving there on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Sanders struck a balance between lamenting the procedural breakdowns in Iowa and defending the ultimate significance of the vote there.
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Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) is joining the chorus of critics lamenting the sale of a $425 pair of jeans that feature fake mud on them.
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Nearly two decades ago, a former colleague, Robert Putnam, wrote a powerful book lamenting the deterioration of "norms of reciprocity and trustworthiness" in the United States.
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He began by lamenting that he was not able to access all of his files, including phone records, State Department emails and other State Department documents.
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It seems to be a trend, as Gap joins several other companies lamenting that they've neglected brand marketing in favor of discounts or performance-driven ads.
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"We're taking a no-excuses strategy, as opposed to lamenting President-elect Trump's win and his policy positions," said Mayor Kasim Reed of Atlanta, a Democrat.
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"Black voters are pissed off and they're worried," Mr. Booker said, lamenting that too many African-American voters hear from Democratic candidates only during election season.
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Muir in Yosemite, lamenting the "hoofed locusts" that devastated the Sierra Nevada when white settlers turned loose their millions of sheep to graze fragile mountain meadows.
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"I came to Madrid because the adults are acting like children," he said, lamenting their failure so far to curb planet-heating emissions and rising temperatures.
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The Senators, long ago eliminated from playoff contention, snapped a six-game losing skid, while the Panthers ended up lamenting a lost point in the standings.
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In 2018, Trump spent the morning of 9/11 tweeting about text messages between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page and lamenting leadership at the Justice Department.
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In Apartment 2R, they take their drinks from a punch bowl, commenting on the tall ceilings with rosette moldings, and lamenting the closing of old restaurants.
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The Senate pushback could frustrate House Republicans, who began lamenting weeks ago that their counterparts across the Capitol needed to step up their defense of Trump.
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Mr. Paranya remembered being with a Turkish friend years ago and lamenting that he didn't have a geographical allegiance to a soccer team as an American.
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During a Monday appearance on The Howard Stern Show, the 30-year-old Girls creator defended her close friend, lamenting the perils of dating in the spotlight.
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This year's TED conference — this past week in Vancouver — kicked off with a series of talks lamenting the state of society, from sexual harassment to school shootings.
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Many customers have clamored for queso online, lamenting the chain's lack of melty cheese and even abandoning Chipotle for alternatives like Qdoba, which offers the liquid gold.
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TL;DR, while you were lamenting how terrible 2016 was, Jeff Bezos was getting richer and dressing up as an alien for the latest Star Trek film.
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It feels like we were facing the end of print only years ago, but the time may be ripe to begin lamenting the end of the website.
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He called hair loss "the last bastion of PC," lamenting the way the media still makes fun of a man who's going bald or wears a hairpiece.
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The Voyager crew spends a bit of time lamenting the fact that the Golden Record got so much more press in the 1970s than the mission itself.
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I've been lamenting over color correction on Windows machines the past couple months (and will continue to), it's something I hope all manufacturers will take more seriously.
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Rather than lamenting the buyback numbers, Aureus Asset Management's Karen Firestone says to focus instead on where the money not used on share repurchases might be going.
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Los Angeles (3-5) is again lamenting a missed opportunity against New England , but also likes how it&aposs trending after a 0-4 start to 2017.
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"AFRICA must unite," wrote Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana's first president, in 1963, lamenting that African countries sold raw materials to their former colonisers rather than trading among themselves.
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It feels like the tiresome parade of articles after the Trump election lamenting the position of coal miners and the white working class put into song form.
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The video is tongue-and-cheek, with the lead character lamenting over how pop culture's feminist movement spreads empowering messaging that don't directly translate into measurable change.
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He whips through sneering at the gentrification of his Isle of Dogs neighborhood to lamenting last year's revelations of slavery in Libya in the space of minutes.
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Susan spends her days at home, looking longingly out her perfect window in the Hollywood Hills, silently lamenting the choices that led her into this sullen existence.
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ANSA quoted Greco as lamenting that the Humanitas hospital in Rozzano didn't report Imane's complaints or symptoms that were consistent with poisoning while she was being treated.
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Lamenting the addictiveness of smartphones and social media is so 2007—Apple and Facebook own your soul (and have for quite some time now)—get over it.
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As studios increasingly turn their attention toward big tentpoles and event movies, there's been much lamenting that Hollywood has lost its ability to make risky, ambitious films.
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Mr. Kasich, who has won only his home state, held town hall events near Syracuse and in Schenectady, pressing his positive message and lamenting Mr. Trump's tone.
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They are mourning the loss of a loved one, or at the very least lamenting the terrible damage to their homes, their livelihoods, their way of life.
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On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of "thugs" outside burned the American flag.
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Trump has criticized the former senator multiple times in recent days, most recently lamenting that he was not properly thanked for approving the late senator's funeral services.
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Both of America's presidential candidates are gunning for bosses: Hillary Clinton has run ads lamenting excessive pay; Donald Trump has described CEO pay as a "complete joke".
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In Act II of "Alceste," at the end of a duet between the title character and King Admetus, the lovers repeat each other's names over lamenting dissonances.
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"There was no one to root against," Matt Futterman wrote last month in The Wall Street Journal, lamenting the parting of the Iron Curtain for international sport.
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Trump tweeted his thanks to Kirk for the activist's praise of Trump's job performance early Friday, lamenting that the mainstream media ignored his administration's achievements in 2017.
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As people lost their domino games, instead of cursing and lamenting, they started cutting paper and gluing chains while they quietly waited their turns to play again.
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Inside a tent previewing next year's tournament, marketers estimated that half the people were excited for the new site and the other half were lamenting the move.
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President Trump again attacked the Fed over interest rates yesterday, lamenting that the U.S. central bank wasn't subservient to him, as China's is to President Xi Jinping.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. On Friday morning, The Guardian published a passionate opinion piece lamenting the clown craze that is currently sweeping Britain.
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But this freedom has a downside: the rapid proliferation of orchestrated laments to tragedies which, in some cases, are only tenuously linked to those doing the lamenting.
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"I have so much in my head," he said on a recent afternoon, lamenting the absence of his assistant, who sends emails simultaneously transcribing whatever pops out.
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Asked which witnesses Republicans would like to hear from, Zeldin did not name names, lamenting that many of the figures cited in documents and testimony are anonymous.
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Bild, a German newspaper, lampooned Mario Draghi, the ECB's soon-to-retire president, as Count Draghila, lamenting the "horror" for prudent savers who are being sucked dry.
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But a year ago, he began lamenting that the internet was "broken" — an observation that has been borne out by, well, basically everything that has happened since.
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In 22, former NRG Energy CEO David Crane penned a letter to shareholders lamenting that there is no Amazon, Apple or Google of the American utility industry.
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Instead of lamenting loss of hours on a laptop on a plane, maybe we should be mourning the absence of so many screens in our daily life.
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We take turns walking around the concert hall to see if anyone is stressed or anxious," Bellucci said, lamenting that the EODM concert "took place so quickly.
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" Lamenting the "debacle" in the House, Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California and another committee member, said she believed that "the public is now shifting to us.
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Even as pro-democracy activists dismiss Sunday's selection process as rigged, they are lamenting Beijing's apparent snub of John Tsang, one of three candidates in Sunday's voting.
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After I walked out of his compound that day, I wrote an article lamenting the poisonous influence he still wielded on his divided, beautiful, desperately poor country.
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Taylor seems to be addressing the #MeToo movement, lamenting the fact that some victims of sexual assault are not believed ... and seemingly urging others to believe them.
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Trump told the crowd to "tell Democrats to stop their tactics of delay and obstruction and destruction," lamenting the slow pace of confirmation for his cabinet nominees.
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University of Wisconsin officials say state support was cut by $362 million between 2012 and 2017, and Robertson opened last week's town hall by lamenting the budget shortfall.
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New York (CNN Business)Beto O'Rourke has some regrets about his presidential campaign rollout, lamenting a quote that appeared on a cover of Vanity Fair announcing his run.
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Rather, we complained about the personal impact, lamenting over how we felt like the children of a divorced marriage, doomed to bear the burden of our parents' mistakes.
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About a week after the election, Bush did offer a few thoughts on the political climate, lamenting the role of anger in the national discourse without mentioning Trump.
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But now, fans who came up short (or are lamenting the expiration date of their favorite brown-red lipstick) may have a second chance at Selena-centric makeup.
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After all, when Snow was lamenting "the two cultures," it was the scientists who were considered the second-rate minds, or the frivolous tinkerers, at Oxford and Cambridge.
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Two years ago, Ms. Blanchett won the Academy Award for her role in "Blue Jasmine" and delivered a speech lamenting the state of things for actresses in Hollywood.
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But while lamenting the fate of the original film, the filmmaker also stumbled into what may be the best way forward for Hollywood to withstand the Disney machine.
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She argued the texts illustrated how Guyger was "mocking" the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. while lamenting how long she had to work a MLK Day parade.
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We also know that he reflected on this experience years later in a law review article, lamenting that the indictment and prosecution of sitting presidents could be "distracting".
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As detailed above, Woody Allen can't stop lamenting the sad, sad story of Harvey Weinstein ruining his own life by sexually assaulting women for decades with near impunity.
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Wearing a kimono on a Japanese bus causes no astonishment, notes Mr Fang, lamenting that a gap of several centuries separates Han traditional culture from the modern world.
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Her outing comes hours after Teigen told fans about her latest weight gain, lamenting that her pregnancy curves seemed to have avoided one specific area of her body.
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Instead of lamenting the fate of the country in private Facebook groups, participate in something that is going to gear policies in the direction you'd like to see.
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And Speaker Paul Ryan said he didn't "see that as an appropriate comment" lamenting that it did not help attempts to improve the civility of politics in Washington.
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And they will be aided in this effort by many of the same conservative intellectuals who have spent more than a year lamenting the rise of Donald Trump.
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Trump has posted several tweets lamenting the loss of Schlafly, including one referencing a pro-Trump book she co-authored that was released one day after her death.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden ripped into President Trump at an Axios event on Wednesday, lamenting Trump's response to neo-Nazis in Charlottesville and blasting his "phony nationalism":
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Lamenting the "mono-narrative" that surrounds Arab and Muslim identity, Sinno said the band feels uncomfortable when they are asked to speak for the Arab and Muslim world.
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Regardless of whether you've found the love of your life or you're lamenting on how it's impossible to meet anyone in this city, make time for your friends.
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"This is a great loss for our government and for the journalism industry where he also worked," Zihuatanejo Mayor Jorge Sanchez said in a statement lamenting Nava's death.
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Some designers dislike this change - Alber Elbaz left Lanvin in October to be replaced by Bouchra Jarrar, lamenting the fact that designers no longer have time to draw.
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We also have him on record lamenting to his daughter that a homeless man they both passed on the street likely had higher net worth than he had.
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But the real showstopper was Mr. Green, immensely touching in his aria lamenting the loss of his overcoat, which he is about to sell for the communal good.
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At a press conference announcing their new venture, the two allies lambasted Netanyahu and the Likud, while lamenting the Jewish Home Party's waning influence on the outgoing coalition.
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A few nights after Valentine's Day, she stood behind the bar, serving Żywiec beer to a pair of mid-career artists who were lamenting the burdens of polyamory.
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Chance the Rapper, who hosted SNL this week, performed the ballad alongside cast members Chris Redd and Kenan Thompson, with all three lamenting the end of Obama's presidency.
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Starting with her announcement on New Year's Eve, Warren has zeroed in on economic disparities along racial lines, lamenting the disproportionate pain felt by black and Hispanic Americans.
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Ainhoa Arteta, a leading Basque soprano, publicly criticized the programming in June as lacking in classical music, and lamenting that it made no reference to flagship Basque artists.
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A decade from now, integration advocates could be lamenting how P.S. 307 went from nearly all black and Latino to being integrated for a period to heavily white.
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As censure of the islands deal grew, supporters of Mr. Sisi came to the president's defense, chiding Egyptians for lamenting the fate of islands few had ever visited.
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The record doesn't provide answers to that question, but instead spends most of its time lamenting time gone by and waxing nostalgic about memories both sweet and painful.
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This is not where we should get Mr. Spock-ish, lamenting how we'd be so much better off in our decision-making if our emotions played no role.
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Chloe Kim, a 17-year-old American snowboarder, won the gold medal in women's halfpipe today in Pyeongchang after lamenting on Twitter that she hadn't finished a snack.
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Commentators say he has veered from issuing stark warnings about the loss of life to lamenting that he has had to ask people to stop congregating at pubs.
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For those still lamenting the end of the Jason Bourne franchise, this new spinoff series delves deeper into the clandestine black-ops program that created that C.I.A. assassin.
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"Before there was an editorial every day lamenting economic inequity, Elizabeth Warren knew that stock prices don't tell a full account of our country's economic story," Kennedy said.
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This 1887 article tells of a total mosquito takeover, lamenting that the pests ignore screens and net canopies and do not, after all, dislike tobacco and the beach.
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"I hope Taiwanese can send a signal that we won't become the next Hong Kong," protester Lin Shu-Lian said, lamenting police crackdowns on the Hong Kong protests.
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When people lament the loss of instrumental music among youth, they are not lamenting the passing of a style so much as the changed circumstances of music-making.
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Lamenting the punitiveness of the Treaty of Versailles that ended the war, as well as the influenza pandemic after the armistice, Bloomberg said he's thought through various counterfactuals.
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She dubbed the Vatican "a nest of devils," calling for the creation of an "alternative church'," and lamenting that "Christ is being murdered by liars" in the Vatican.
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" Lamenting the partisan retreat that commonly occurs after such incidences, Obama acknowledged, "It's hard not to think sometimes that the center won't hold and things might get worse.
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You're completely right — when you use the word polarized, you get an immediate intuition from the audience that what you're doing is lamenting how bitter everything is today.
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Thaddeus McCotter, "a country, a people, not just an economy," then like me, you are lamenting that things seem so bleak when the economy is doing so well.
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" The NBC anchor Tom Brokaw echoed that sentiment, lamenting that for all its efforts at advancing diversity, the news media was still "pretty confined" to "the Eastern Seaboard.
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"Chicago needs help!" he wrote on Twitter recently, after lamenting the city's "carnage" in an earlier missive and vowing to "send in the feds" to save the day.
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As we puttered past the loading docks and cranes of the silent port, Berhane added his voice to the many others I had heard lamenting the country's collapse.
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Against that backdrop, the Showtime drama remains plenty watchable with its cloak-and-dagger machinations, but it's hard to envision anyone lamenting that the finale came too soon.
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Immediately after the announcement of Trump's decision, we heard a chorus of voices lamenting that the change in U.S. policy would upset the delicate status quo in Jerusalem.
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Kamala Harris' decision to drop out of the presidential race has other non-white Democratic candidates lamenting the makeup of the next debate stage and the field overall.
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As a teenager I remember lamenting how horrible and unfair life was, only to have my parents respond that one couldn't appreciate the good without experiencing the bad.
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"This whole thing has failed," Mr. Bobadillo said Saturday night in a phone interview, lamenting that with the borders shut, the crisis could worsen for the neediest people.
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Conversations in the boardroom and around dinner tables have turned from lamenting French decline to a sort of stunned delight at finding the country the object of international admiration.
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After lamenting the power of the dragons, he convinces Cersei to meet Jon Snow, Daenerys, and Tyrion at the Dragonpit to discuss an armistice to defeat the White Walkers.
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Eric Swalwell, a Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee and a presidential candidate, was the first to demand Barr's resignation, as other House Democrats spent Thursday lamenting Barr's remarks.
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They're heartfelt films about grief, with John as a man lamenting the death of his love and losing pieces of the life they built together in each subsequent installment.
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"He made great speeches but not much else," he adds, lamenting Mr Obama's inability to persuade the agencies that have been supposedly under his control to do his bidding.
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But by that point, the mural's existence and Haring's summons had become public knowledge, and the Parks Department commissioner, lamenting its effacement, asked Haring if he would repaint it.
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Rather than lamenting over an ex that's moved on, "I Forgot" is for when you run into that ex four years later, and all the powerful feelings come back.
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" And Vice President Mike Pence, a former Indiana governor, issued a statement on Sunday lamenting the loss of a fellow Hoosier who he counted as "a friend and mentor.
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The web is full of posts lamenting the hours in an average workweek and sure, I'm among those who often work passionately for well over 40 hours a week.
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But while these disgruntled tech workers are busy lamenting the damage Nest has done to the Google name, they're hurting themselves—and everyone they've ever loved—far more severely.
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Lamenting the "smallness of our politics" and that "Washington is broken" were characteristic Obama pronouncements — critiques of a system but not of any actors, certainly not the opposing party.
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The morning of the health care vote, a CNN reporter walking into the House overheard one Capitol Police officer lamenting to a colleague about the challenges of protecting Pence.
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He's lamenting the fact that his almost-perfect world has abandoned books for egotistical forms of narrative that beam directly into your brain and form stories around your life.
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Ivey has not publicly taken a stance on the bill but has previously aligned herself as anti-abortion, lamenting the courts striking down another Alabama abortion law last year.
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In July, RespectAbility, a nonprofit focused on empowering people with disabilities, launched a regular column on disability and the campaign, lamenting the relative lack of discussion of these issues.
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That score slipped six percentage points over the last week as more reviews poured in, with some critics lamenting the sequel is not quite as fresh as the original.
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New York (CNN)Political satirist Bassem Youssef, who has become known to many as "the Jon Stewart of Egypt," is lamenting "xenophobic" rhetoric from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Colin: I was just lamenting to Annalise earlier this week that I could have A&R'd better remixes for "High Horse" than the pair of official edits it got.
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After Tuesday's announcement that ISIS had been defeated, the Kurdish Women's Protection Units (YPJ) vowed to keep on fighting, many lamenting the 30 women they lost in the operation.
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Echoing the senator's fiery tone, Democrats from his wing of the party are regularly railing against billionaires, lamenting the disappearing middle class and demanding reforms to campaign finance laws.
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Instead of lamenting the loss of his money, however, he wrote a brief letter to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing under the Department of Treasury, explaining his predicament.
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Claire Kiechel, a writer who worked on "Part II," shared an essay with the subreddit, thanking its members for their passionate outcry and lamenting the ending to the series.
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They painted a bleak picture, lamenting that budget cuts have slashed the readiness of the force to fight in a war against a high-end adversary such as Russia.
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After rebounding on Friday as the greenback was undermined by U.S. President Donald Trump's comments lamenting the dollar's recent strength, sterling slipped as much as 0.2 percent to $1.3103.
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Rather than lamenting his situation, his marginality, his quiet suffering, he would take what his society and his culture had given him and make something revolutionary out of it.
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" Nowrouzzadeh issued a brief statement, lamenting the withdrawal: "Our ability to influence or incentivize Iran's nuclear decision-making in a manner favorable to U.S. interests will be severely undermined.
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He once sent an email to employees lamenting his need to be celibate at a company off-site because employees shouldn't have sex with anybody in their reporting chain.
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To be clear, progressives have spent much of the last two years lamenting the idea of a billionaire TV star sitting in the Oval Office -- and for good reason.
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He has given multiple speeches lamenting the jaded view that many Americans have developed toward the court as well as toward the highly political tone of the confirmation process.
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Bush (a nicely understated Lisa Hodsoll) lamenting the fact that judging by Google searches, her claims to fame are her Cowboy Cookies recipe and that fateful night in Texas.
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However, with entertainment hosts like Jimmy Kimmel bringing controversial political issues to the living room, a growing number of viewers are lamenting the disappearance of pure, politics-free entertainment.
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I wrote in my diary about what a fat pig I was, comparing my body with my lithe friends', lamenting that I would never get boyfriends, as they could.
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The president and his lawyers may now be lamenting the game that they have been playing for nearly a year in delaying the president's responses to Mr. Mueller's questions.
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Rather than lamenting the bygone days of some artistic peak, the city is able to point to a living lineage, a continuity that is renewed with each new generation.
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Even as some are lamenting the change in their favorite beverage, others see the reduction of sugar in Irn Bru as just a small step in the right direction.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said that she had not spoken with Mr. Trump about the senator's decision but that she was not lamenting the announcement.
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Those close to the president and the campaign are lamenting the sudden shift in the Democratic race, where Sanders appeared to be the front-runner just a week ago.
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" Thatcher notes, "A little while ago I was admiring the competent construction of your spiders' homes and lamenting my own, without any doubt of our kindred want for shelter.
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Daniel is not dead; he is lamenting the performance of his fantasy football team with high school buddies while they wait on line for ice cream at Magic Fountain.
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Trump last year railed against the self-imposed term limits in a similar fashion, lamenting his displeasure and calling for them to be removed, according to the Washington Examiner.
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" After lamenting that he was on the "wrong end of the county" during the chase, Shoupe delivers one of the quotes that the lawsuit highlights: "I love this s***.
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"It's good for society to have shared context," Bolding said, essentially agreeing with a comment by Lessig, who was lamenting the fractured nature of American politics and society onstage.
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NIETZSCHE AND THE BURBS By Lars Iyer A clique of misfit teenagers in suburban England sit on adulthood's cusp, lamenting their middle-class lives and fretting for their futures.
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"Change the Name — and Quickly," urged an editorial in The Yale Daily News on Friday lamenting the additional "months of uncertainty" when the report seemed to justify renaming Calhoun.
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Some Delhaize shareholders were at times emotional during a question and answer session, lamenting the loss of the supermarket chain, founded by Jules Delhaize in 1867, to foreign control.
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By early 22019, a senior F.B.I. official was lamenting that the bureau had botched an opportunity to question Mr. Kilimnik while he was in Washington for Mr. Trump's inaugural.
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Lorentzen, presumably reading many of the same people I'm reading, is lamenting the heat-death of criticism while a lot of writers I know are seeing a Big Bang.
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" Which, in the long run, is more important than lamenting that once upon a time "you could (genuinely) conduct any of 231 types of transactions in a British post office.
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A few years ago, regulators were lamenting how businesses were invading consumers' privacy, lacked the proper incentives to do so and how markets needed stronger rules to make it happen.
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Objections to this approach abound, with most arguing it is anti-deliberative and lamenting the lack of public bill drafting sessions and committee hearings featuring expert testimony about the bill.
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There is the sticking point of the male best friend lamenting the time he spent married to a "horrible woman," which left the best friends estranged for about a decade.
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Walking around the office lamenting to your peers about the situation hurts your brand and could eventually make its way back to your boss and damage the relationship even further.
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Before she was born, her brothers were all dreading meeting their baby sister, lamenting to PEOPLE about all the pink they worried would take over their Apex, North Carolina, house.
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The Center for Individual Rights traces its history to the late 1980s, after conservative philanthropists and activists had spent years lamenting the ineffectiveness of the right's public interest law firms.
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Trump called the agreement the "worst deal ever," lamenting that it did not attempt to regulate the Iranian regime's ballistic missile testing, human rights abuses and interference in regional conflicts.
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The highlights: many Lala Kent tears, alcohol-fueled spats involving one DJ James Kennedy, and an irritated LVP lamenting the fact that Tom Tom has no water, electricity, or gas!
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Earlier this week, some of my mom friends were lamenting their partners' long hours, and joking about how much of their day is spent looking forward to their kids' bedtimes.
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Basic security tipsImage: ScreenshotEvery so often a new report appears lamenting the high number of people who leave their phones unlocked, or who use an easily guessable PIN like 1234.
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Though Democrats might be lamenting the end of the filibuster right now, they might actually want to celebrate with a view toward how governance will work over the long run.
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After lamenting how many people were stuck outside the rally he said he'd have to come back and let them come in while barring those who got in this time.
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One could understand if the Boston Bruins are lamenting the fact that Saturday's matchup against the visiting Buffalo Sabres is the last of the season between the Atlantic Division rivals.
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In it, the "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer is seen crying in a motel room and lamenting that her family has abandoned her in the wake of mental health issues.
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"It's probable when I look at the tape, I'm going to see the same old tape again," said Washington State coach Ernie Kent, lamenting mental lapses that included 14 turnovers.
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On Valentine's Day, it's no doubt that your feed is full of superfluous displays of love, advertisements for jewelry and chocolates for your sweetheart, and cynics lamenting their lack thereof.
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With that Zaytoven signature sound immersing his voice, Future sings a torch song for his tortured soul, shining a light on his drug dependence while lamenting an unnamed lost love.
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Kya has her very own Instagram page too, so you can check out more pics of this adorable snow white shiba, while likely lamenting that you don't have a dog.
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Calgary, which left the building lamenting a wasted four-minute power play midway through the third period, has lost all three games that have gone to a shootout this season.
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He quotes Obama saying, "Maybe we pushed too far," lamenting that he may have come to power 21625 to 2900 years too early and misjudging his influence on American history.
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It's a difficult album, and to an extent, you can't really blame people for not wanting to hear their champions of the common people lamenting partying hard and getting older.
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Gary Hirshberg, a founder at Stonyfield, spent years lamenting the fact that he and his yogurt-making colleagues could not find a business bank that aligned with the company's values.
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The last presenter, Barbra Streisand, who was the only women ever to win a Golden Globe for Best Director back in 1984 for Yentil, shook her head lamenting that stat.
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"We were making videos for a screen that the very largest was 32 inches," Mallet said in an interview, also lamenting that a lot of video work wasn't carefully archived.
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The Bahrain event has put Palestinian leaders on the defensive politically, pressuring West Bank business leaders to boycott the event while lamenting that other Arab leaders are likely to participate.
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But for those lamenting the vitriol of recent years — "this surreal interlude in American life," as Mr. Chernow put it — the historian offered a palliative in the form of perspective.
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But instead of just lamenting the lack of trustworthy, competent leadership in the White House right now, the House of Representatives can actually do something to help solve the problem.
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"We must do something to push back against what's happening here," Mr. Soros said in November, lamenting what he called the "dark forces that have been awakened" by the election.
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On Tuesday during remarks with the President of Romania, Trump reiterated his belief that mental illness is a significant cause of gun violence, lamenting how many mental institutions have closed.
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Conservatives complained bitterly about the rushed schedule and lack of transparency, lamenting that GOP leadership gave rank-and-file members little time to read and study what's in the bill.
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Lamenting that Ocasio-Cortez has not been able to "get anything done" presumes a shared, unspoken understanding of what she should have been doing instead of being brash and combative.
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I imagined her lamenting the way this typo had ruined the gesture, just as small mistakes and oversights must have derailed so many of her brave intentions over the years.
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In what he described as an "aha" moment, the governor was talking to someone and lamenting the fact that he had met someone four times and still couldn't remember them.
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"He's like the coach," Mr. Comes, a 51-year-old Trump voter, said of his president as he left, lamenting the finale of a two-day education in legislative incineration.
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Before the first world war British newspapers and politicians including Churchill vowed there must be "no more Heligolands", lamenting the decision to cede even the smallest territory to a rising enemy.
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Ted Cruz with a passionate speech that saw the usually mild-mannered senator raising his voice to accuse Cruz of crying "crocodile tears" for lamenting a tactic Cruz once used himself.
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Kerry, who lost in his bid to become president in 2004, first hesitated to answer the question, lamenting that Trump "doesn't take any of this seriously" before calling for his resignation.
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The cookbook author and model, who is currently expecting her second child with husband John Legend, saw pal John Mayer lamenting about the overuse of PhotoShop and FaceTune on social media.
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Sanders typically talks about Social Security benefits, lamenting that $11,000 to $12,000 a year is not a livable income for seniors and calling it "nowhere near enough" money to survive on.
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In its blog post about the report, Facebook blamed a lack of available talent on what's called the "pipeline" problem, lamenting that there aren't enough diverse candidates entering the tech industry.
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Powers writes with deep reverence for the banyan, chestnut, and other trees that guide the narratives, honoring their physical beauty and power, and lamenting the human ability to destroy them anyway.
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On the one hand, you've got Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey lamenting the "like" button's existence, and threatening to just kill the thing off entirely for incentivizing the wrong kind of behavior.
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But because this new feature won't let Siri interpret everything, many have been lamenting that Siri didn't get much better — and is still lacking compared to Google Assistant or Amazon Echo.
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And in another, they walk down an aisle full of pink and purple period products, lamenting how everyone who makes and markets pads and tampons assume that only women use them.
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Earlier in the op-ed, Feinstein and Burr weren't asking for credit-card numbers and purchase histories—they were lamenting the fact that law enforcement doesn't have access to encrypted communications.
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Kalanick has a history of delivering inappropriate remarks to staff, such as a memo in which he gave them rules for having sex, while lamenting that he could not partake himself.
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The company has found itself thrust at the center of the debate on fake news, with even U.S. President Barack Obama lamenting the spread of misinformation on the social media platform.
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He is simply publicly lamenting that he let American citizens out of an undemocratic regime's prison system because the father of one of them did not personally thank him for that.
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You can't blame China the way you can when lamenting the decline of manufacturing, and you can't blame that dastardly Obama and his liberal agenda the way you can with coal.
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This White House page also laments the size of the U.S. Navy, lamenting that the military's sea branch has shrunk from more than 500 vessels in 1991 to 275 in 2016.
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It's only a year ago that the world's big iron ore miners were lamenting the passing of the Chinese-fueled "super-cycle" and girding themselves for a period of low pricing.
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But on Tuesday, answering a question during an Oval Office meeting with the Ukrainian president, Trump focused on lamenting the length of Warmbier's imprisonment and the delay in securing his release.
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" While Pulse will serve as a memorial, Poma said she expects another club catering to Orlando's LGBTQ community to open in its place -- lamenting that "your sanctuary was taken from you.
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A few errors in an advert lamenting "an unprecedented wave of terror" against civil-rights protestors, the justices ruled unanimously, did not entitle an official in Montgomery, Alabama, to recover damages.
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" He blamed Democrats for obstructing the long promised Republican repeal and replace of the Democrats' signature healthcare law, calling them "obstructionists" and lamenting the lack of bipartisanship on "every single thing.
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The "Morning Joe" co-host called the first daughter "sad," lamenting that many had hoped she would have been a more vocal advocate for equal-pay policies in the White House.
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Trump lambasted Democrats on Twitter earlier Tuesday, criticizing their proposal to reopen the government and lamenting that the party's funding bill lacked money for his desired wall along the southern border.
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"You chose her over us," Jessica Watrous Boyer, of Westerly, R.I., wrote on Mr. Sanders's Facebook page, lamenting that he had broken his promise to take the fight to the convention.
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To imagine that the words I write, or those of countless others lamenting the world's lurch toward the politics of violence, may stem this "epidemic suggestion" is to indulge in fantasy.
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Instead of lamenting his inability to travel to nearby islands, he crashed the most bourgeois function imaginable -- a boozy office Christmas party -- and made it an entertaining window into Filipino culture.
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"What's funny, if it had been a music hit in the real world, I'd be rich from it," he continues with a laugh, lamenting the no-royalties, one-off payment deal.
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Francis issued a ringing defense of the people and the environment of the Amazon on Friday, lamenting the "sexual slavery" that takes place in mining camp brothels deep in the jungle.
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After lamenting the fact that the US election process is "basically a popularity contest, instead of a competence contest," Grant points to one aspect of the process as particularly ineffective: debates.
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Facebook group "Subtle Asian Traits," whose 1.5 million members are largely East Asian diaspora kids, is rife with posts obsessing over the virtues of drinking bubble tea and lamenting over lactose.
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"It's our main source of income and now it's under threat," said Guillermo Garcia, who handles quality control for construction supplies, lamenting that he could be unemployed just as Christmas approaches.
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As president, he put liberal aspects of his Baptist tradition front and center, whether appealing for racial equality, lamenting economic disparity or making human rights concerns integral to American foreign policy.
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But whenever I found myself lamenting the ugliness and hypocrisy of these elements of my journey, the people I met reminded me why I was there, with displays of untarnished spirituality.
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"This is 10 days locked in a room with windows that don't open and no fresh air," Laura Davis said, lamenting the lack of fresh clothes or access to laundry facilities.
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"This is 10 days locked in a room with windows that don't open and no fresh air," Laura Davis said, lamenting the lack of fresh clothes or access to laundry facilities.
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However, if you're lamenting not having booked a flight to areas in the path of totality, or your viewing location is clogged by clouds or traffic, NASA TV has your back.
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But well-intended as these efforts are, blood centers and doctors are left once again lamenting an unfortunate reality: A sizable portion of this blood is likely to get thrown out.
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Lamenting the emptiness in the liberal Jewish world and the growth of assimilation, he sets us on a path to nowhere with his suggestions for books that only reinforce that idea.
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There was a clear sense of frustration and anger among moderate Republicans by the end of this week; it was a "missed opportunity," GOP lawmakers were heard lamenting to each other.
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The sheriff of a Louisiana parish is under fire for lamenting the scheduled release of prisoners in terms that critics said underscored the exploitation of inmates and, at times, evoked slavery.
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Supporters view them as the last guarantors of Spanish unity and law and order, lamenting that Catalonia's autonomous police force, the Mossos d'Esquadra, seemed to have sided with the independence movement.
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Put a smile on my face," Mr. Kelly said, lamenting that "you guys with the cameras always catch me when I'm thinking hard and it looks like I'm frustrated and mad.
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But the late-night program on Saturday was another matter, with Mr. Sherwin and Mr. Dickey joining Quicksilver in "Teutscher Lustgarten: Music for Drinking, Loving and Lamenting," also in Jordan Hall.
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The back-and-forth has set off a string of dire headlines and Buttigieg has responded by lamenting the way Trump has handled the situation -- and by highlighting his own experience.
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"We focused too much on the pictures," Spicer said, lamenting that he had not focused his statement at the time on the size of the total audience worldwide, including digital platforms.
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Trump has repeatedly pressed China — North Korea's only major ally — to put more economic pressure on Pyongyang, lamenting that he has few other options left to try to check North Korea.
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From the hearing's opening moments, lawmakers took turns lamenting the state of the Senate, holding forth on the present divisions but appearing resigned to the institutional upheaval that awaits this week.
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Many of the reviewers — both professional and amateur — have expressed disappointment with Mr. Zhang, lamenting his turn from art house hits like "Raise the Red Lantern" to blatantly commercial, popcorn movies.
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The first season of HBO's "True Detective," which aired in 2014, ended with Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) and Marty Hart (Woody Harrelson) looking up at the night sky, lamenting the darkness.
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"I did hear a couple of dealers at Frieze lamenting that the L.A. crowd seemed to be more conservative than New York — more interested in paintings than conceptual work," she said.
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"California is not my favorite place, it never has been," she said, lamenting the state's drought and fires and citing Oregon and Canada's British Columbia as places she would rather live.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Just as you're rounding the corner, lamenting the fact that you must, in fact, climb another set of stairs, a smiling face greets you.
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Written for his other boys, the ones he says are serving time for unspecified crimes, it's an uncomplicated melancholy pop song lamenting a friend's choices, yet simultaneously accepting that person's flaws.
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" Trump weighed in on Twitter, saying that the students have become "symbols of Fake News and how evil it can be" and lamenting that they had been "smeared by the media.
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Instead, she directs followers to her blog where she discusses "a new technique designed to restore sensation in breasts after surgery," lamenting the numbness in her breasts since her mastectomy and reconstruction.
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A day before the troops moved in, he and three other intellectuals began a hunger strike in the square as an act of individual repentance, lamenting the student movement's lack of efficiency.
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After flirting in the new moms group for weeks, on our first official date we took a stroll down Third Avenue together, lamenting our babies' short naps and our feelings of isolation.
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Trump has also been mistrustful of Republicans who are reticent to defend him publicly, often lamenting that Democrats are much better at staying in line with their party heads than his own.
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That argument, though, does not explain the reaction outside of conservative circles like in the Washington Post editorial pages, which also ran editorials last week lamenting Trump's response to the Mueller probe.
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Naturally, people were stoked to see the 90-year-old British legend back in action: For anyone lamenting only 6 Eps in #PlanetEarth2 fear not, we're comin back atchya with Attenborough's #BluePlanet2!
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"All this lamenting over the past few months about where is inflation, that's the reason why the stock market has rallied," said Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist at Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management.
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The Hong Kong government issued a statement late Friday lamenting public "inconvenience" caused by demonstrations during the day, including at the police headquarters, and called on protesters to "act peacefully and rationally."
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When LeBron James left the Cavaliers to join the Miami Heat in 2010, Gilbert penned a now infamous open letter to fans lamenting James's "shocking act of disloyalty" to his home team.
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However, her most interesting commentary is on whether or not she was supposed to be a mother, lamenting the fact mothering her two children is supposed to feel natural, but doesn't exactly.
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The king was overheard lamenting the Syrian war to Trump, who ordered air strikes against a Syrian airfield in April in response to a chemical weapons attack by government forces against civilians.
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Warren informally kicked off the 2020 Democratic presidential nominating fight on visit last weekend to Iowa, condemning the corrupting influence of money on politics and lamenting lost economic opportunities for working families.
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And this past year, Bloc founder George Hull wrote a scathing op-ed lamenting what he saw was the loss of the good old days of raves to a boring new generation.
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The paradox has echoed through the presidential campaign, with both major candidates lamenting the loss of factory jobs - even as unemployment in most industrial regions has dropped to rates usually considered healthy.
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The PSG forward posted a long video on his Instagram page denying all the accusations, saying he was a victim of extortion and lamenting the pain caused to him and his family.
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But that has all fizzled, with Brazil in recession, Rousseff scrambling for political survival and millions of Brazilians lamenting a lost chance for their country to enter the ranks of developed nations.
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Dunkey pointed his criticism at huge websites like IGN and Kotaku, lamenting review scores, the race to be first, a disconnect between a website's voice and an individual reviewer's opinion, and more.
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A few nights later, in bed, an hour or two after I should probably have tried to lull myself to sleep, I was lamenting just how truly rancid Instagram's explore function is.
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In December, Scottish craft beer company BrewDog published a blog post lamenting that several craft beer companies had been sold to or bought out by larger beer corporations in the previous year.
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From Nicki Minaj helping anonymous students with college debt via Twitter to Vanderpump Rules' Tom Schwartz lamenting about his student loans on the show, it's clear, student loan debt affects us all.
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We talk about the power of the written word to shift whole levels of consciousness while constantly lamenting the death of publishing, the death of the novel, the death of the reader.
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Days after the shooting, the company issued a statement commending its team and first responders for their heroism, and lamenting that three of its employees were shot, one fatally, in the massacre.
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After a bye week, the Vikings will be tested in a game against Bradford's old team in Philadelphia, where Wentz, a rookie, has played well enough that few are lamenting Bradford's absence.
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And if you're lamenting the fact that you might not be able to eat as much ice cream as you'd like, there are plenty of alternative options out there for that, too.
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They cry out against injustice, both personal and societal, lamenting both the immediate circumstances and broader systems that bind them: state-sanctioned violence, unmitigated mental illness, the outright torture of solitary confinement.
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Much the most accomplished performance comes from a late arrival to events, Arnie (Alex Forsyth), who arrives home from college lamenting the "fight and trouble and agony" in the world at large.
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Between the literal interpretation of the lyrics, "last Christmas I gave you my heart," and the trailer showing Kate lamenting about Tom "disappearing" all the time, it wasn't that hard to deduce.
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Two decades earlier, the city's business establishment was lamenting how the city's reputation as a headquarters for major banking institutions and companies had eroded as firms left or were acquired in mergers.
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For now, after lamenting a chance to vanquish their overlords and slide into first place, the Jets focused on the moment, which meant frustration and exasperation as they processed an opportunity lost.
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Leaks of employee emails discussing ways to counter President Trump's immigration policy, and video of a companywide meeting that showed executives lamenting his election victory, have also fueled the allegations of bias.
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And some Democrats have argued, after nearly a year spent lamenting the vacancy on the court since Justice Antonin Scalia's death, that Judge Gorsuch must not be allowed to assume the seat.
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In "Flood," she longs for a new start without an ex-partner, lamenting, "Even if I run from it, I'm still in it" in a march with reluctance built into its beat.
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In a Christmas message sent out on Wednesday, Mr. Trump wished Americans well, briefly ignoring the impeachment drama after lamenting his treatment by Democrats throughout the process for much of Christmas Eve.
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Administration officials have expressed frustration that there was not a better explanation of the three-phase approach described by the House Republican leadership after the bill was unveiled, lamenting the resulting confusion.
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While lamenting the wasteful loss of life, open borders immigration activists are quick to muddy the waters with a series of talking points meant to distract from the root of the problem.
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In "Flood," she longs for a new start without an ex-partner, lamenting, "Even if I run from it, I'm still in it" in a march with reluctance built into its beat.
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" In June, when Mr. Cuomo wrote an op-ed lamenting the Trump administration's immigration policies, he blamed the federal government, not Mr. Trump, for having "forgotten who we are as a nation.
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They started lamenting the lack of women represented in the shows and festivals they went to and realized if they wanted anything done about it, they'd have to fix the problem themselves.
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Once having lambasted Sanders for being "beyond socialism," Trump has shifted to lamenting about the "rigged system" that prevented Sanders from challenging Clinton's presidential bid, in a clear play for his voters.
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"My CV is pretty much a cock and balls drawn under a fax number," she quips, while lamenting the lack of job opportunities available to an ex-comedian with an art history degree.
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In Hollywood, in Silicon Valley boardrooms, in the nation's highest courts, across thousands of lamenting Facebook posts, and even on the sidelines of your kid's soccer game -- there's one name on everybody's lips.
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Perhaps instead of lamenting the death of the meet-cute, we should shift our ideas of what constitutes a meeting worthy of getting excited about—of being deemed "cute" in the first place.
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Next, an Uber driver filmed Mr Kalanick arguing with him about fare cuts and uploaded the material, including the boss lamenting that "some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit".
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Few Republicans, if any, are expected to vote for it, and Democrats are already lamenting that Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will never put the bill to a vote in the Senate.
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The crown prince had assured Trump he was not responsible, and the president has said he wanted more information — while lamenting that the crown prince wasn't being treated as innocent until proven guilty.
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" Trump was quoted in Esquire magazine in July 2004 lamenting deaths and injuries among Americans and Iraqis, saying, "And it turns out that all of the reasons for the war were blatantly wrong.
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At the end of the day, if you have a bedbug problem, you have to move past just lamenting the bites — you've got to get rid of every last one of the bugs.
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All that was left was for the judges to take turns extolling the principle of justice for all and lamenting the injustice that had been done to gay Indians for so many years.
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When we first meet Katie, she's staring out the window, lamenting how her neighbor "Fat Pam" is moving away, making her — you guessed it — the second fattest housewife in her Westport, Connecticut, town.
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"Guilty until proven innocent" is the same issue Trump lamented at the start of the month while speaking with reporters on the South Lawn of the White House and lamenting the Kavanaugh situation.
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If you, like me, have been lamenting the lack of good, traditional arcade racing games ever since Burnout Paradise drove the concept into an open-world ditch, this may sound a little disappointing.
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One moment Theresa May is celebrating the free market and condemning Mr Corbyn as a Venezuelan-style socialist and the next she is lamenting the failures of the market and aping his policies.
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The country is becoming accustomed to the president of the United States speaking like an autocrat, lamenting that he is not sufficiently able to use the federal government to pursue his political enemies.
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Once the candidate who dismissively criticized Mr. Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan by telling audiences, "America is great," Mr. Rubio has been lamenting the country's trajectory more and more in recent days.
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Paul Ryan subtweeted his party's front-runner in a speech on Capitol Hill Wednesday morning, lamenting the 2016 presidential contest's descent into ugliness, and urging for a return to civility.
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" According to Wright, Spindler broke down in the middle of his presentation, lamenting that the stock was "killing him" and "the investors are on his back, and he can't get this thing rolling.
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But Leno told ITK in 2014 that he may not be willing to take the stage a fifth time, lamenting how it was hard to be funny in a politically polarized nation's capital.
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Trump railed not only against the Iraq War but also the US' Libyan intervention, lamenting the billions of dollars the country had spent trying to bring about regime change in the Arab world.
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Factory life far from home leaves migrant workers vulnerable When CNN first met Tang and Lu last year, the grandmother was already lamenting the challenge of raising a young boy at her age.
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He reacted strongly to a crowd following the mass shooting at an Orlando gay nightclub, lamenting the attack against the LGBT community as well as the rhetoric against Muslims and Arabs that followed.
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"It's like a terrible, terrible part of RB," Kapoor said of the Scholl gadget, lamenting how much time has been spent talking about one brand "as if it's the one thing that matters".
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TV. Before leaving the Senate in January, Franken issue a fiery indictment of Trump and the Republican Party, lamenting the hypocrisy of the situation and "degradation of truth" in the current political environment.
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About three dozen protesters gathered outside the hotel, many of them lamenting the optics of Gorsuch speaking at an event in a building named for the man who placed him on the bench.
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Trump spent the weekend stumping for candidates in West Virginia, Indiana, Montana, Georgia and Tennessee, delivering a bellicose message on immigration and lamenting how it's not "as exciting" to discuss booming economic numbers.
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" Pence, the governor of Indiana, rehashed those comments while addressing students at Liberty University, a Christian university in Virginia, lamenting "this time of condescension and, at times, overt hostility to people of faith.
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Mr. Shavit's book was seen as a passionate but evenhanded explanation of his country to the world, at once celebrating its unlikely success in building a nation while lamenting its treatment of Palestinians.
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As in Chekov's original "Seagull," we begin with Konstantin (Dick Walsh), the young playwright, lamenting the staleness of conventional theater and the need for revolution, which he believes his avant-garde work embodies.
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As with Mass Effect, I acknowledge Dead Space 2 is the better game, but it moved the series in an action-heavy direction that left me lamenting the quieter moments in the original.
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HNDRXX is Future deciding he's done with lamenting on the wrongs he's committed or the hurt he's felt in the past, and sees him looking towards the excitement of new relationships to come.
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Ms. McAlister was lamenting all the bush honeysuckle, Bradford pear trees, Chinese privet and English ivy growing in that beautiful wildness, when her guests pointed out the same plants growing in nearby neighborhoods.
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The funny lyrics include the singers lamenting about how the jail jumpsuits wash them out, how there's no Chardonnay and the struggles that would come with sharing a sink with 15 other women.
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It is a family reunion organized by people who want to marvel at what their relatives have become while lamenting, in the case of those residing in other countries, that they ever parted.
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Leaders of Russia and France looked closer to home in lamenting the killing of six million Jews in Europe during World War Two by the Nazis and vowing to combat rising anti-Semitism.
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After lamenting that the debate didn't focus enough on Trump -- "I hope in another debate, that we remember who's out there," she said -- the senator couldn't let a question about Buttigieg go unanswered.
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A spokesman for the comedian and actor Bill Cosby, who was convicted of sexual assault in 2018, released a statement lamenting what he called the lack of impartiality of both judge and jury.
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And after years of lamenting the widespread murder of Christians — more so now, he has argued, than in ancient times — he wanted to meet with and show support for persecuted and suffering Christians.
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Pakistan's leader, lamenting what he said was the world's indifference to civilian suffering in Kashmir, on Wednesday condemned India's military clampdown there and said he would appeal to the United Nations for help.
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The ads featured a middle-aged couple sitting around a kitchen table, lamenting the extra costs and loss of choice they would allegedly be left with if then-President Clinton's proposal became law.
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In an editorial lamenting the lack of answers surrounding the blaze, the Chicago Sun-Times quoted Langford saying that it appears the kids could have escaped had they been alerted to the danger.
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Rueful analysts stare into television cameras, lamenting and wondering why Republicans aren't fleeing from the President over the impeachment hearings (he stands at 90% approval among his party in the latest Gallup poll).
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Amid the national lamenting, some Mexicans have insisted that the victims had only themselves to blame: They were breaking the law, pilferers taking what wasn't theirs, and had put themselves in harm's way.
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Plenty of parents also take issues with kids' content on YouTube, lamenting that their children are becoming attached to mindless content that is nothing like the Sesame Street programming they are used to.
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Jessica Chastain, one of the jurors this year at Cannes, made a speech at the end of the festival lamenting that there had been so few three-dimensional female characters in the line-up.
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"Trying to practice the flu away," she wrote, explaining that her 6½-year-old daughter, Willow Sage, and 13-month-old son, Jameson Moon, were to blame for her sickness while lamenting her disappointment.
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By most always depicting serene women at one with their surroundings, he helped sell almost everything there was to sell, all the while lamenting that his 'real artistic-spiritual work' went unseen (boo hoo).
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Hell, Pantera needed it: without Vinnie, Pantera would've been an endless bummer, all grunting and grinding and lamenting over pills, just like it would've been all spandex and airbrushed van art without Phil's darkness.
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His campaign manager Jeff Roe fired off a series of bemused tweets about the state of the motel, lamenting the presence of "the long hair on the pillow" that he found in his room.
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Lamenting the "soulless abortion industry" in his state and promising to "turn the tides...in defence of life", Mr Abbott announced his intention to make Texas "the strongest pro-life state in the nation".
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A video obtained by Breitbart of Google leaders lamenting the results of the 2016 election to employees at its first all-staff meeting after the vote is causing uproar from voices on the right.
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He left his post and became an outspoken critic of the president who appointed him, lamenting what he saw as the drift from Mr. Cheney's assertiveness to Ms. Rice's accommodation, especially on North Korea.
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"I wasn't sure how to play it with all the family around, so I was lamenting to my one sister I told because I knew there would be a lot of questions," she said.
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These girls were just lamenting the stress of tending to group chats while live tweeting a music video drop and the pains of finding a good live stream the night a tour kicks off.
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"We left home as if we were just going for a walk not to raise any suspicion," she said, lamenting the loss of her job at a garment factory and a house she owned.
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"Trying to practice the flu away," she wrote, explaining that her 6½-year-old daughter Willow Sage and 13-month-old son Jameson Moon were to blame for her sickness while lamenting her disappointment.
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It all started when Philipps posted a tearful video to her Instagram Story Thursday night, lamenting the fact her new pilot — the Tina Fey-produced Sackett Sisters — might not get picked up by NBC.
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In the process, O'Rourke is shown occasionally snapping at staffers while lamenting time missed with his children as he crisscrosses the state in an effort to leave no stone -- and potential undecided voter -- unturned.
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R. Kelly was tearfully lamenting his inability to pay his ex-wife child support in a TV interview that aired just after he was taken into custody following a child support hearing in Chicago.
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According to the self-proclaimed serial tweeter, while many young people are still lamenting Sanders' loss, the thought of Trump as president is making it easier for them to back presumptive Democratic nominee Clinton.
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Two weeks ago, six board members from the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS resigned, lamenting the fact that President Trump "simply doesn't care" and is woefully unaware of the impacts of the virus.
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His acting career included video tours lamenting the state of ruined Aleppo, and school plays in which he played a rebel soldier in full fighting gear, drawing cheers from the parents for his speeches.
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Unlike many would-be fans who are lamenting not being able to find it in stores yet, I got my hands on a few of them and invited a few colleagues to join me.
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Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora, a Puerto Rico native, called President Tump's comments about the Hurricane Maria death toll on Thursday "disrespectful" while lamenting the natural disaster being turned into a political issue.
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While the political press was busy lamenting that Mueller didn't break character and accuse the president of impeachable crimes, it missed the news: Mueller, in his own way, underscored the case for Trump's impeachment.
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Although Knight isn't always the most reliable narrator, the filmmaker gives him the latitude to tell his tale, describing a world of money, power and violence, while alternating between explaining and lamenting those dynamics.
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I will wait until this is over," Trump said on Fox and Friends, lamenting the alleged bias in "our Justice Department, which I try and stay away from, but at some point, I won't.
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"I'm at a time of life when I'm examining the entire journey," he said one recent afternoon at his Manhattan home, lamenting how the dreams of the civil rights movement are far from realized.
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LONDON — Jamal Khashoggi, a prominent Saudi dissident, met two friends for lunch last Monday in London to discuss a newspaper column he had drafted lamenting the lack of free speech in the Arab world.
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Then there is the British DJ-producer Hifi Sean's "In Love with Life," from his 2016 album Ft., which features Ono lamenting, over a fluid-seductive, inescapably danceable groove, humanity's tendency for self-destruction.
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"He said, 'Hey look, there's people, nice people, they're relaxing, some are jogging,'" Mr. Trump said during a rally last week in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., lamenting the lives lost and those who were injured.
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"The US is not the least bit prepared for what's going on," Rogers said, lamenting the fact that officials failed to meet their goal last week of producing 1 million test kits by Friday.
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The Entertainment Tonight host is dating Chris Harrison, so you know she has the scoop, which is why people listened when it seemed like she was lamenting on Twitter that Hannah Ann doesn't win.
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Clinton's dependence on a small handful of aides with deep concern, lamenting the decades-old reluctance of her and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, to eject anyone from their political lives for good.
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Earlier this week, when audio resurfaced of Bloomberg defending racial profiling by police and lamenting that police "disproportionately stop whites too much and minorities too little," his comments were treated as newly uncovered bombshells.
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He recognized that the work in it (including a 40-page prose section lamenting the remote mother who told him he'd been unwanted) was fresher, more radical and original than anything he'd done before.
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Just a week before, those very same Democrats were privately lamenting that their campaign to impeach Trump was quickly running out of time after several attempts to win public support had failed to materialize.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - As the festive season approaches French foodies are lamenting a sharp rise in the price of black truffles after a severe drought ravaged this year's harvest of the "black diamond" delicacy.
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That reflex was on display in January, when the announcement of Oscar nominations set off the annual ritual of counting up female nominees and then lamenting the ways in which women have been slighted.
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I speak for the majority of her family when I say her presence will not be missed by many, very few tears will be shed and there will be no lamenting over her passing.
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Condemnation came quickly from many quarters, with some lamenting that the videos had been published at all and others noting that the swift reaction showed that at least this sort of behavior is losing ground.
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Two years before that looming date, Fortune magazine ran a notorious cover warning of the "death of Hong Kong," lamenting that the "the world's most aggressively pro-business economy" was being handed to Communist China.
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The idea with the Boring Company — which Musk first introduced in a series of tweets last December while lamenting about how much he hated sitting in traffic — is to lower cars underground with an elevator.
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Despite considerable clamoring for "Baby, It's Cold Outside's" lyrics to be changed or the song to be pulled off the radio altogether, some have pushed back, lamenting that it is a casualty of political correctness.
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Oh nothing just an Instagram mom lamenting (on her son's 6th birthday) that he receives fewer likes than all her other children and worries that it will impact his self-esteem when he grows up.
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Still, I didn't consider taping down my skin until recently, when a bunch of Wrinkles Schminkles packs landed on my desk the exact week I was lamenting not having booked my Botox appointment on time.
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Much has been written about his performance, with some praising his efforts to encourage banks to better recognize their bad debts while others lamenting the lack of sufficient stimulus to boost Asia's third-largest economy.
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On last night's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Khloé was lamenting that she has "so much anxiety" that her denim line won't be as successful as her little sister Kylie's flourishing makeup brand.
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First, her half brother Thomas Markle Jr. wrote a scathing letter to a tabloid magazine criticizing the star and lamenting that he and his sister (Meghan's half sister Samantha Markle) weren't invited to the nuptials.
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Janee Bradford, from Charlottesville, Virginia, is one of those fans — but rather than sitting by and quietly lamenting the cost, she decided to make her woes public in the form of a brilliant parody video.
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Trump reportedly told his former chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE in 2017 that he had asked then-White House chief economic adviser Cohn to "get this lawsuit filed," lamenting that "nothing" had happened.
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Clemson lost two games last week by a combined three points and has dropped six ACC contests by five points or fewer, leaving coach Brad Brownell lamenting how easily his team's fortunes could have turned.
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But Kilmeade said McCain had rivalries with several other politicians and presidents as well, again lamenting that Trump's attacks on McCain took away from his noteworthy successes such as job creation and a strong economy.
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Clinton hit Mr. Trump for his record of praise for President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, lamenting that Mr. Trump had "publicly invited Putin to hack into" American communications, as Mr. Trump shook his head.
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After experiencing, often appreciating, and sometimes lamenting many of these dynamics for the first two years of our daughter's life, I decided to try to bring some dads together to talk about our shared experience.
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"Perry's "Riverdale" costar Cole Sprouse said of the actor: "Luke was one of those guys I think that would much rather have us laughing and telling stories about his life than sort of lamenting it.
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Or rather, who continued his practice of offering interviews and sermons lamenting rigidity and pharisaism and possible psychological issues among his critics — but who refused to take the straightforward-seeming step of answering their questions.
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The previously daily briefings got shorter and less frequent during Sean Spicer's rocky tenure after Trump told him to stop conducting them, privately lamenting that every time he briefed reporters the coverage only got worse.
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But I also understand that's not my decision to make, and instead of lamenting the easily detestable choices of the Mets organization and blindly cheering fans, I am trying to see a positive way forward.
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However, the media – a group of largely power users lamenting the loss of an information-dense timeline – may not represent Twitter's larger user base, some of whom have been begging for the feature since September.
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Commenters praised the staff for defying the no-smoking protocol to allow Hansen a "dignified" death, while also lamenting how if Hansen had been in a different country, the rules may not have been broken.
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At the Attn: staff meeting, Mr. Segal wore black jeans and a wrinkled dress shirt as he listened to a pitch lamenting that there are more police officers than counselors in some American school districts.
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By the time Britney Spears was lamenting her lover's poisonous appeal in 2003's "Toxic," she had a reserve of pop-psychology doctrine to back her up, covering toxic relatives, toxic leaders and toxic friends.
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But the highest-ticket letter in the set, "Alone with the vast dictionaries of language" (1960) went for $56,250 and shows Cohen lamenting the rejection of his novel, The Favorite Game, by a Canadian publisher.
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It's about me complaining or lamenting about the fact that there's a crematorium and funeral home next to the booth and thinking about all the dead people that have come and gone through that place.
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Ahead of the bracket reveal last week, bracketologists of all backgrounds were lamenting the difficulty of predicting this year's field, the overall parity, the preponderance of bubble teams, and the late nights pouring over spreadsheets.
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Paul Krugman A lot of Trump's speech — and an even greater share of the emotional energy, since he seemed bored reciting misleading economic numbers — was devoted to lamenting a wave of violent crime by immigrants.
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President Peña Nieto took around 24 hours to respond to the violence with a series of tweets lamenting what had happened and promising support for the state authorities in their investigation of who was responsible.
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After much lamenting and comparing our base urges, the poem ends on an intimate note, almost like a bored lover's parting words: When you do reach your promised land, Do write us an occasional letter.
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Less than two hours later, he already sent more than 50 tweets, including one lamenting that his defense team was being forced to present its case Saturday during the "Death Valley" of broadcast time slots.
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I was lamenting its decline not long ago when I had an epiphany: What if I used my columnistic privilege to resurrect the humble phone call, at least in my little corner of the world?
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Forty years ago, as a Labour councillor, Corbyn voted against Britain's membership in the European Economic Community, and as an M.P. he has opposed two further E.U. treaties, lamenting the bloc's lack of democratic accountability.
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And it also appears to have at least one cash-strapped former campaign lamenting the fact the old rules required its leaders to scrap ideas for voter persuasion investments in order to buy email lists.
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" He also attacked Sessions as useless, lamenting that using his powers to hire and fire cabinet members under Article 2 would have been seen as obstruction -- a standard that he alleged was "only for Trump.
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In early December, wedding registry website Zola aired a series of ads, a few of which feature a lesbian couple lamenting the fact that they didn't use Zola to plan their wedding… on the altar.
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The congressman was spoon deep into his third mini blizzard of the day when he reflected on the state of politics in the United States, lamenting the fact that so many kids are bullied online.
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Harris' rival Democrats, while lamenting her sudden exit, are now fully in a frantic scramble to court the high-profile Democratic endorsers, talented staff and well-heeled donors who had once backed the California senator.
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Many House Republicans support the idea of putting a private entity in charge of air traffic control instead of the government, lamenting that the FAA has long struggled to implement a multibillion-dollar modernization program.
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Three days after lamenting 42.5 percent shooting and 43 misses in 33 3-point attempts, Golden State shot 18-for-43 (41.9 percent) from 3-point range, outscoring the Cavaliers 54-24 from beyond the arc.
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The Vatican and Mexico are lamenting how children "are suffering the most" from migration, as the Trump administration comes under increasing criticism for its policy of separating children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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" Azar also cited data showing that only a third of specialized addiction treatment clinics offer MAT, reportedly lamenting that failing to provide MAT to people living with addiction is akin to "treating an infection without antibiotics.
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Despite coming through with the game-winning RBI, Hedges afterward was lamenting the fact he didn't do what he was originally supposed to — lay down a suicide squeeze to try and drive the winning run home.
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"I AM sick of President Trump denigrating Chicago," said Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York, during a trip to the Windy City on March 251rd, lamenting Mr Trump's "particularly painful stereotyping" of the place.
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Mr Floberg has called the protests "the most powerful experience I have had in 25 years at Standing Rock" while also lamenting that the demonstrations had triggered a "racist response" in some quarters in North Dakota.
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"They come into our country, they want to take it over," Trump said without naming "them," before lamenting the state of affairs in Germany, which has accepted the highest number of Syrian asylum-seekers in Europe.
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Though Chinese diplomats now downplay the plan's importance—lamenting that, intended for domestic consumption, it has become a focus for international concern—it was enshrined in the central government's latest Five Year Plan, approved last year.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Warren has been plagued by breathless opinion pieces wondering whether she was likable enough, lamenting her lack of charisma, or clucking over whether her obvious intellectual heft would be off-putting to alienated voters.
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Post-election, I noticed a rash of people lamenting their waning libidos on social media, so I put out a call to anyone who wanted to share a story; I received an immediate and overwhelming response.
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GrowthFountain is embracing local business GrowthFountain is embracing local business "America's small businesses comprise roughly half of our economy," Staut points out, lamenting that small businesses are pretty much a "forgotten asset class" at this point.
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Those views appeared steeped in his longstanding criticism of the Iraq War, which he called a "stupid" decision, lamenting the billions of dollars funneled toward that war effort instead of on domestic programs, like infrastructure spending.
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Thanks to button-pushing social dramas such as Crash, we've come to expect a certain kind of heavy-handed filmmaking in which cast and crew furrow their brow and rend their garments, lamenting humanity's inherent fallibility.
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You end up spending your time lamenting what you failed to accomplish and what you should have done differently instead of moving forward, excited about what you've achieved and what you will accomplish in the future.
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"I can't explain the torment I am put through when I have to choose paying my bills or buying the medicine I need," Mandile explains, lamenting the fact that the VA won't cover his medical cannabis.
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Engadget's Nathan Ingraham calls the new MacBook Pro "a major improvement [over the MacBook Air] for an extra $200," praising the faster processors, but also lamenting that it wasn't able to achieve Apple's battery life claims.
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Lamenting the days of oil trading at nearly $150 a barrel in 2008, oil exporters managed to get their act together back in 2016 to restrict supply and raise oil prices by a healthy 50 percent.
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You end up spending your time lamenting what you failed to accomplish and what you should have done differently instead of moving forward excited about what you've achieved and what you will accomplish in the future.
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You end up spending your time lamenting what you failed to accomplish and what you should have done differently instead of moving forward, excited about what you've achieved and what you will accomplish in the future.
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Is it a funeral peal, lamenting our common lot, or are we being summoned to Andrei Tarkovsky's 1966 film, which is now being rereleased in a fresh print, as if to a celebration of the Mass?
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ANTOFAGASTA, Chile (Reuters) - In the dusty mining city of Antofagasta in northern Chile, the copper miners are not the only ones lamenting the end of the commodities boom - and the juicy bonuses that went with it.
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As my colleague Adam Liptak notes, Chief Justice John Roberts invoked this historical context just 10 days before Justice Scalia's death, lamenting that the politicization of the nomination process could damage the legitimacy of the court.
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And while many people in Humboldt County are already lamenting the end of the industry as we know it—namely, a dangerous and endless fountain of money—the promise of safer communities and workplaces is invaluable.
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Wuco criticized the head of the Islamic Society of North America, Safaa Zarzour, for lamenting in a Los Angeles Times article that the speculation of Islamic terror was confirmation that Muslims are guilty until proven innocent.
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"Most guys just want him to shut up and go away," Eric Deming, a retired master chief petty officer and Navy SEAL, told The Times, lamenting Gallagher making a "spectacle of himself" during the dramatic case.
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Trump first employed "Chinese Virus" online Monday and again Tuesday, lamenting the industries and states that have been affected by the pandemic, which he had until then stylized as the "CoronaVirus" in messages on social media.
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Inspired by a tweet by writer Shea Serrano, lamenting the lack of diversity in publishing, Ng partnered with the group We Need Diverse Books to create two grants a year to support interns working in publishing.
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" Millard continued: "At his worst, he is a defensive, clueless asshole who, to quote the writer Sam Rosen, is 'constantly lamenting the fact that he is not black while simultaneously celebrating the spoils of white privilege.
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Op-Ed Contributor President Trump's Thursday morning tweet lamenting that the removal of Confederate statues tears apart "the history and culture of our great country" raises numerous questions, among them: Who is encompassed in that "our"?
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The president also renewed his attacks on former special counsel Robert Mueller, lamenting that he got "3 days of peace" after the conclusion of the 2-year investigation before the Ukraine controversy burst into public view.
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"What I don't like seeing is a lot of people are saying we did something wrong," he said, lamenting questions at the time over whether a Boston Marathon bombing suspect was read his Miranda rights properly.
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Ken Starr, the former independent counsel who brought us the salacious impeachment of President Bill Clinton, spent much of his presentation lamenting "the Age of Impeachment" and anguishing over how the nation arrived at this point.
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In search of mourning rituals, Ms. Baldwin began, with "Keen (Part 1)," to research keening, the Irish tradition of vocal lamenting historically practiced by women, and to play with its features of rocking, kneeling and clapping.
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Ms. Warren has bought dozens of Facebook ads featuring Ms. Harris and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York in recent days, lamenting that two women are out of the 2020 race while Mr. Bloomberg has joined.
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On policy, Harris also shone ..." At harvest time, going wild At a farmer's market, poet Tess Taylor overheard a woman lamenting a year's worth of environmental catastrophes with the despairing conclusion, "We're so far beyond doomed.
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For any fellow Jews lamenting the lack of a proper Hanukkah movie, I've got great news: Wonder of wonders, miracles of miracles, Joshua and Benny Safdie have come as close as humanly possible with Uncut Gems.
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But he frequently went off-script to recall old grievances and new — decrying the Russia investigation, lamenting the rise of Warren in the polls and accusing the Democrats of pursuing impeachment to hurt his reelection chances.
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Mr. McCain had come back to the Capitol with a plea for his colleagues, delivered on Tuesday in a soaring address from the floor: "Let's trust each other," he said, lamenting the state of the institution.
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During the committee vote, senators took turns lamenting the state of the institution they serve, although none pledged to buck their own party on either the Democratic filibuster or the Republican push for a rule change.
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Enemy Number One: The pedant or self-styled grammar snob, who has been with us for at least 400 years judging by the examples presented here, wringing his hands and lamenting the decline in linguistic standards.
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On social media, people are calling out the plan for disregarding the wishes of the American people, lamenting the end of the internet as they know it, and calling on citizens and companies alike to take action.
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A few years ago he spoke with a friend who was reminiscing about the days when he would spend months carefully crafting a single short story, and lamenting that he could no longer afford to do so.
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Indeed, her one-of-a-kind sound made us feel all the feelings that transpired in her music, whether we were beloved, a natural woman, or a woman scorned, lamenting being part of a chain of fools.
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Bobby Drake—lamenting on his lackluster legacy as part of the X-Men and coming to terms with his homosexuality—receives an unexpected visitor in the form of a younger version of himself from an alternate timeline.
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A recent query to Leafly, an online encyclopedia of cannabis strains, came from a woman lamenting that her boyfriend couldn't get an erection after consuming a 120-milligram edible one night, and a couple joints the next.
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While one of my roommates was lamenting the post-coitus attire of a man she was seeing, my other roommate and I both realized we'd witnessed the very same phenomenon a combined not-insignificant amount of times.
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"With young children, there are a hundred moments a day when you want to slow it down and seize the moment," says Bryan, whose new single, "Fast," muses on the topic, gently lamenting the passage of time.
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Roethlisberger said he's "not on the same page as anybody right now, because I'm not playing well enough," while lamenting the team's inability to convert on third down in the second half of the Sunday night loss.
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Theirs is a life remote from the two neighbors still reeling from the wreckage of Hurricane Sandy, or the women lamenting the effects of gentrification on a sidewalk in what could be almost anywhere in the city.
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But what many women are lamenting may be the difficulty of supporting, or primarily supporting, a family on one income, since incomes have stagnated while the costs of necessities like education, housing and child care, have risen.
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" On gun culture Lamenting the hostility that has often plagued the gun-control debate on both sides, the "Boot Scootin' Boogie" artist said that the right to bear arms is an American principle that "should be respected.
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In 1990 "Europe—A History of its Peoples" was published simultaneously in eight languages, laughably depicting Homo erectus as "the first Europeans" and lamenting Europe's being "outstripped by the Neolithic revolution" in the Middle East in 8000BC.
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Hundreds of people from around the world responded to the news that Paris was removing the many love locks from the Pont des Arts by posting photographs of themselves at the bridge and lamenting the lost locks.
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Hollywood icon Robert Redford is lamenting the state of politics in the U.S. In a statement posted to the Sundance Institute's website, Redford wrote that "for the first time," he feels "out of place" in his country.
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"The job that I least wanted was to be the war president," Mr. Ghani said in a recent interview, lamenting the four or more hours a day he spends on security matters and not on economic development.
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CreditCreditRobert Clark for The New York Times Within minutes of our first meeting, and more or less in response to my saying good morning, Justin Schmidt began lamenting our culture's lack of insect-based rites of passage.
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It is a wonderful example of an establishment figure (former governor and senator) lamenting change to a failed system that has worked so well for a handful of folks like him and those with whom he associates.
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Donald Trump, Brexit, Marine Le Pen, Alternative for Germany (AfD), the Netherlands' Geert Wilders—2016 has been a banner year for nativists and white supremacists, and I'll join in with all those lamenting a catastrophic year's events.
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"The Fall of the American Empire," set not in America but in Montreal, is an uncertain return to form for Denys Arcand , who remains one of the most worried of directors, ceaselessly lamenting the state of things.
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"So, yeah, it's kind of a punch in the gut for us to see how much online shopping has affected things," Ms. Nicholas said, lamenting how the digital age is, as she put it, swallowing us whole.
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Instead of campaigning to save the building, critics are already wading through its ruins, lamenting an earlier age when corporate skyscrapers married design precision with extraordinary material beauty and symbolized the collective spirit of a surging society.
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" Lee Min-ji, a player who lost a spot on the Olympic roster, posted — and then later took down — a long statement on Instagram, lamenting the decision to add North Koreans to the team as "extremely unfortunate.
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In the modern era, Kurdish Jews departed en masse for Israel when the Jewish state was created in 1948, leaving Kurdish civil society so bereft that some recall its leaders still lamenting the Jewish exodus decades later.
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Jessie Reyez "Far Away" Jessie Reyez shares a haunting song and video with this one, singing to a lover who can't get papers to be in the same country and lamenting a government that keeps them apart.
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One player called Hightower the team's best defender while lamenting the loss and others used the word "special" to describe the linebacker both as a playmaker and a leader in the locker room as a team captain.
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When Mr. Ignatieff was inaugurated last fall, a choir performed songs by Zoltan Kodaly, a composer of folk-inspired music, while students recited "By the Danube," Attila Jozsef's 1936 poem lamenting the rise of fascism in Europe.
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In that sense the nation now finds itself lamenting the potential loss of its best self, the side of the national character purposeful enough to believe that sacrifice inevitably led to democratic renewal and reinvigorated moral purpose.
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This notion was echoed by Donald Trump when he used "Bomb" in quotation marks in his tweet on Friday lamenting the focus of news coverage away from politics and toward the pipe bombs sent to his critics.
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SZALAI I've been seeing a number of postmortems of the old order — books lamenting (or cheering) the demise of liberal democracy — and then, of course, there's the endless stream of memoirs by Trump insiders, including Anonymous's book.
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Analysis of the summit was split sharply along ideological lines with liberal media lamenting the loss of a great opportunity to bring in peace, while conservative outlets expressed relief that no major concessions were made to Kim.
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