I stopped [working] and I was miserable and my family was miserable.
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So, having children may make you miserable, but you'll be miserable together.
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Wet diapers make babies miserable, and that makes sleep-deprived parents miserable.
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Then one day he realized, look, I'm miserable and everybody working with me is miserable.
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"I was miserable physically, I was miserable mentally — missing home, missing my family," Ross said.
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Having these kids has transformed him from a very miserable person into a fairly miserable person.
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However, a Virgo stuck in a rotting relationship will make sure you're miserable while they're miserable, too.
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November and December, the games are great, but September, October, oh my God they're miserable, just miserable.
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While I have always been productive at work even when I'm miserable, I feel less miserable now.
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It's a slow, miserable trudge, and the first few hours of the game are equally slow and miserable.
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The "social media is making your miserable" experiments can't quantify how much other things might make you miserable as well.
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It's an obsessive journey into the past, which is miserable, and then back to her present, which is also miserable.
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So, even in the worst cases, employees weren't totally miserable, whereas in the best cases employees weren't miserable at all.
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And after that, uh, after that happened, it — ever since then it's been miserable for me in that campaign. Miserable.
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"Most of them were miserable, but it was interesting to see the different ways they were miserable," she said in an interview.
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While Carr wants to draw something angry and miserable, the Brighton-based Seb Westcott just wants to produce something miserable—full stop.
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The employees you met seemed miserable "If [the employees] look miserable or overworked, then it is likely that you may be, too," Hakim says.
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I had a fucking miserable year, N. said when his turn came, I mean I knew it would be awful but it was fucking miserable.
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"You're already miserable, and there's not enough data to make yourself miserable thinking you're going to fix your vagina [by eating a certain food]," she says.
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"The people producing this software are producing something that, in a small way, makes people like me miserable and keeps us miserable," Keyes told CNN Business.
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He pointed out how miserable I'd seemed over the last few weeks and openly wondered if being that miserable was worth the results I'd been pulling in.
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Part of me kind of figures, well it's been three months, and I'm still miserable without him so I might as well just be miserable with him.
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And when that war finally comes — in the season finale, no doubt — it's going to be a miserable bloodbath....Just, you know, a miserable bloodbath that hopefully won't alienate fans and enrage the PTC this time around, like the miserable bloodbath we saw during the Season 7 premiere.
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But to borrow a quote from Rob Gordon: Was male music miserable because it watched High Fidelity or was High Fidelity miserable because it listened to male music?
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" Or, "I get a pit in my stomach every Sunday night and this job is making me miserable; I'm making my partner miserable and everyone around me. Help!
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The cumulative impression of all these miserable underground experiences — and all these stories about miserable underground experiences — is that the situation is hopeless, that the subway cannot be fixed.
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"This is for the funny guy shouting for 'Creep' at the back, if only to shock you," Thom York told the crowd, before launching into that miserable, miserable bass line.
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" Joking that her music would be no help in lifting the mood, Adele told her fans "most of this tonight is pretty miserable because my songs are f–––ing miserable.
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Here are five things to avoid that Munger said "guarantee" a miserable life: Carson admitted in his original speech that he had tried drugs on occasion and become miserable every time.
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But she was miserable — and she wasn't booking jobs.
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Especially, yeah, it's really ... Maybe Russia, they're always miserable.
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I'm a miserable person, I'm horrible, I'm a bad friend, I don't know how to act, I'm miserable — I am so sorry that I did what I did and I hurt you.
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When you've spent most of your existence haunted by your own miserable thoughts—which turn you miserable—freely speaking your mind is straight up therapeutic, even though it may be ill-advised.
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If he's miserable, he makes sure everyone around him is.
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It was the rainy season, and the contestants were miserable.
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Broadband is miserable, overpriced, controlled by a handful of companies.
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The children are all in school right now, they're miserable.
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Still, he's miserable and in desperate need of an escape.
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I possess tremendous power to make life miserable or joyous.
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Impoverished and miserable millions were ready to believe their claims.
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Does he accept it, or does it make him miserable?
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I'll be in jail and you'll be single and miserable.
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Obviously everyone is going to be miserable in that world.
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It seemed to you she just enjoyed making you miserable.
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"Treason is the most outrageous and miserable conduct," he said.
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Unfortunately, they seem to be making everyone around them miserable.
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Career State Department officials are reportedly miserable working under him.
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"It was miserable," director Peter Hewitt said of the scene.
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But I was more miserable than I had ever been.
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"I had no idea how miserable he had truly been."
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To be fair, he has been looking pretty miserable lately.
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It can make for a tired parent and miserable child.
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It was an amazing day despite the miserable British weather.
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I wasn't ever miserable because I had to be thin.
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For the Sonos staff, this week must be pretty miserable.
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"My life is miserable," one subject says in the clip.
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If we gave it all away, dad wouldn't be miserable.
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But if you're not being naïve, then life is miserable.
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But the chill also mirrors the protagonist's constant, miserable loneliness.
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Today started miserable but then the glorious sunshine turned up.
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He just goes to work every day and is miserable.
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The 1990s were great in some ways, miserable in others.
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Did I listen to pop music because I was miserable?
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Or was I miserable because I listened to pop music?
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Not to mention, the person sporting them looks fucking miserable.
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Throughout America's storied history, proms have traditionally been miserable affairs.
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My life was a fucking mess, and it was miserable.
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Four miserable months in, she decided she had had enough.
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Because she's so f—— miserable and she's hurting so bad.
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And, yes, of course, he talked about this miserable election.
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Deepnest does, too, but in the sense that you're miserable.
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I really can't emphasize enough how miserable the weather was.
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They look miserable by the middle of the second quarter.
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Thomas, however, is still miserable and can't find new employment.
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I had written some miserable stuff, basically how I felt.
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The poems suggest, unsurprisingly, that their lives are pretty miserable.
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"I was miserable," she told the New York Daily News.
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"You're going to feel miserable enough, I promise," he said.
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" She blamed Hamas for making the "lives of Palestinians miserable.
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It's pathetic that you are this miserable in your life.
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I'm not advocating that you should keep your team miserable.
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" Janet Huckabee told me, "She was so miserable, so mad.
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Lauren's life at home between her warring parents is miserable.
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I need to understand why you like to be miserable.
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That kind of environment makes workers miserable and careers stagnant.
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"Our lives have become so sad and miserable," she wrote.
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I love that the Grinch is such a miserable soul.
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The most miserable city in the US is Gary, Indiana.
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They themselves had had to settle for a miserable equilibrium.
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Succour the miserable and lay up a treasure in Heaven.
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Succor the miserable and lay up a treasure in heaven.
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She didn't look angry or annoyed, but just downright miserable.
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And Republicans celebrating today will sooner or later be miserable.
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No physical restraint keeps miserable Sieglinde in this abusive marriage.
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It's shaping up to be a miserable and lonely year.
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He had clearly lost weight; he was listless and miserable.
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My boyfriend and I were on the outs and miserable.
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" —Evan Derian, creator of Miserable Americans comic book 21. "Food.
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In the long run you'll be miserable if you don't.
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He wasn't adopted, but he had a pretty miserable childhood.
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Its author was feted and photographed and made utterly miserable.
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How could she be happy if her children were miserable?
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It was a beautiful moment in an otherwise miserable commute.
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It took him 10 long and miserable days to die.
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And there is widespread agreement that they make workers miserable.
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Members who find the job miserable (except for the status).
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She does well academically but is miserable outside of school.
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They fired me because mainly I was just miserable there.
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Some friends just love hearing when you're miserable, she says.
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I know my husband has Asperger's, too, and I'm miserable.
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It is miserable to witness, for fans and teammates alike.
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Most people have felt frustrated, or even miserable, at work.
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Now that's how to make the miserable weather more bearable.
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But he was miserable and was discharged, his father said.
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"I was a miserable human being," Mr. Goldshine, 231, said.
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We might enjoy driving, and we are miserable in traffic.
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"I knew it would be noisy and miserable," she said.
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"The #BroccoliSamosa is a miserable snack," she wrote on Twitter.
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To see you miserable makes me not feel so bad.
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"The 215 train in the morning is miserable," he said.
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It was miserable, but we made out better than many.
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While recovering, she's much thinner but more miserable than ever.
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How does a person survive trauma and not be miserable?
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I'm used to miserable topics, but this is pretty dark.
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I will make your life miserable until you give up.
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They were miserable at sports but great at fantasy sports.
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I hated shooting a lot of that, it was miserable.
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" Aubrey Page called the show "not so miserable after all.
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"Let us return it to its miserable crudeness," he added.
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If you're so miserable at work, then change your circumstances.
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If I got lost in haters, I'd fuckin' be miserable.
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It is really fucking miserable for me, Scott, and Pat.
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The situation, she said, is particularly "miserable" for pregnant women.
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Miserable. I agree with that, I think it's all unwatchable.
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Nicki in the bedroom angry as fuck, life is miserable.
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I went into "Maniac" worried that it was going to be fundamentally miserable and dedicated to making me miserable, too, the way some contemporary dramas seem convinced that we, in the audience, are their enemy.
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When Charles arrives at the Scottish Highlands school, he's quickly miserable.
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She hit her own Marchetti Wall, and it made her miserable.
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Teen Boy 2: Stop being so fucking miserable for five minutes.
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It's good to keep the momentum, but not to be miserable.
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It's not worth amplifying the voices of a few miserable trolls.
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I enjoyed the miserable act of walking across this long island.
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We had made our lives miserable to (successfully) avoid mosquito bites.
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The final miserable cherry on top of a truly dystopian cake.
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Jail is miserable for most people, and it's designed to be.
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It's a miserable process that can fuck with your whole childhood.
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Who could blame the undefeated champ for being so blooming miserable?
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He opened the pack to find one miserable crisp inside. One.
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Keep in mind: It's 33 degrees, raining and totally miserable out.
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THE French like to think of themselves as a miserable lot.
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My wife realized I was miserable before I even saw it.
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Despite the predictably miserable situation, Bradley had to take the gig.
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When teachers leave because they are miserable, pupils suffer the consequences.
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The miserable conditions make small survival choices seem much more urgent.
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I'm not miserable, and I genuinely enjoy exploring my new city.
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It was miserable and all I wanted was to find work.
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A year into that arrangement, he was miserable all over again.
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It's a very miserable existence for people, but heroin is cheaper.
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For four years, I've read what a miserable time I had.
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This is a one dimensional, miserable and misleading portrayal of Amy.
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" He then went into further detail, "I'm gonna make you miserable.
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The 2018 Pixel Slate had a spectacular OS, but miserable reviews.
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For more miserable updates on urban gentrification, follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Work for a social and political system, make a girl miserable?
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Putting humour into the miserable weather is what we all need!
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Sleep deprivation is miserable, but it's more than a mere inconvenience.
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In the pic with me with blonde hair I was miserable.
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"I was a sad, miserable human," Luck told the Indy Star.
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We're back in Los Angeles, and it's still irradiated and miserable.
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At first, Posuniak was miserable on his 2018 Appalachian Trail expedition.
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That's when you've done your work and you're just miserable. Hungry.
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You are four months into a relationship and you are miserable.
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In what cold, miserable alternate universe was dinner theater ever chic?
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Only in looking back do I realize how miserable I was.
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Lactation consultants told me it was normal, but I was miserable.
|
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It promises to be a miserable holiday season for business travellers.
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Eccentric souls have long enjoyed exploring miserable bits of the continent.
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To your point, you can't tell, you just know they're miserable.
|
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Speaking by phone from London afterward, she sounded exhausted and miserable.
|
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John Kasich (R) It was a miserable night for Trump's rivals.
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It's because I sampled them from vinyls with miserable [audio] quality.
|
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All the long-faced stoicism suggests that this is miserable work.
|
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"I said I was miserable & as a result I became thin."
|
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But did I have to be as miserable as Shostakovich was?
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Oh, boy, there's nothing worse than being miserable where you work.
|
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She made me so happy but then so f—ing miserable.
|
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I thought being miserable, broke, and objectified was the only way.
|
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He was returning to his birthplace and was miserable about it.
|
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" Another says this: "We're all utterly miserable in this hell hole!
|
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The 50 most miserable cities in America, based on census data
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The state with the most miserable cities is California, with 10.
|
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In that miserable winter in 2011, I couldn't always be sure.
|
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Donald Trump's life, by contrast, looks superficially successful and profoundly miserable.
|
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Same thing with Hüsker Dü, as just speed-fueled miserable people.
|
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It didn't work, and it was miserable going on and off.
|
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I mostly felt upset for him when he's having miserable days.
|
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You may be miserable, but you feel forever in the right.
|
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Collins was miserable at that point, said her brother, Tom Smith.
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They've been miserable for a long time, but khalas, fuck it!
|
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When I can't run, I'm a miserable person to be around.
|
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How can you make them miserable then, how does that work?
|
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They're just miserable, so I didn't know why I was bothering.
|
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I'm even more miserable than I was when I was drinking.
|
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You'd be miserable, you'd be depressed — you'd act like a teenager.
|
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But it's a particularly miserable time to be a House Republican.
|
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For now, though, gay life in South Korea can be miserable.
|
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What is it about procreating that turns men into miserable comics?
|
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"Noise [music] is the sound of being fucking miserable," he continues.
|
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Once I got to social-work school, though, I was miserable.
|
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"I was very angry at that time, really miserable," they said.
|
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Life is miserable, he said, with no work and no protection.
|
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Mtshali explained, and sent the mice to make her life miserable.
|
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"Depression can be pretty miserable," she added, harming the entire family.
|
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No, I was still in my marriage, but I was miserable.
|
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On the court, he looked not so much miserable as crazed.
|
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They were just Trump trying to get through another miserable day.
|
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"For the first six months, she was miserable," her sister said.
|
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He looked miserable, and he implored her to leave her job.
|
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To me, there has always been something vaguely miserable about bathing.
|
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"May we not be distracted by these miserable provocations," he wrote.
|
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That does sound like a miserable Uber ride to the venue.
|
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Sitting through "Clash" is largely a miserable experience, and that's deliberate.
|
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ALBANY — With the State Senate gone and the Assembly miserable, Gov.
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Not in my lifetime has Britain faced such a miserable choice.
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A miserable holiday season would be the nail in its coffin.
|
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"There's absolutely no point in making your life miserable," he explained.
|
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A duck and a hedgehog made for some miserable middle seating.
|
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I have strong kids who know y'all are just miserable folks.
|
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Otherwise, you'll risk making the holiday season miserable for everyone involved.
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The intense burning, itching and frequent urination can make life miserable.
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"I've never been so miserable in my life," Kaplan told me.
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I went from Stockholm to Vienna, and that flight was miserable.
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"It was a miserable draw in the end," Mr. Harel said.
|
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Sure, Cannes can be kind of a miserable place, but this?
|
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I expected to be miserable all day, but the opposite occurred.
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One such insight: If you're getting married, prepare to be miserable.
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Yeah, I still take Sertraline, but that's just because I'm miserable.
|
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JE: It's going to sound crazy, but making myself miserable occasionally.
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And once you do that, that really does make life miserable.
|
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Serious social anxiety is a diagnosable condition and makes us miserable.
|
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Mr El Aissami himself denounces the allegations as untrue, "miserable and vile".
|
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And the process is likely not just to be miserable but interminable.
|
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And somewhere in New York City, there is one miserable country boy.
|
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After more than a decade working on Wall Street, he was miserable.
|
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Still, I went on, hooked and miserable with the stranger I'd become.
|
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But the past decade has been miserable for value stocks in America.
|
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I don&apost know what&aposs got so many people so miserable.
|
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It's cold, windy, and a little miserable, but there are birds EVERYWHERE.
|
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BUYING TICKETS to a marquee music show can be a miserable experience.
|
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Thousands delighted in the schadenfreude, sharing images of miserable-looking Clinton supporters.
|
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I did it to make [O'Brien's] life miserable, which I'm happy about.
|
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"It makes living conditions dangerous and miserable, if not impossible," he said.
|
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Just one problem: I'm miserable, as the culture here is really untenable.
|
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New York (CNN Business)Kraft Heinz is having an absolutely miserable 2019.
|
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So if people are better off, why does everybody seem so miserable?
|
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Never underestimate Marchman's determination to be both wrong AND physically miserable simultaneously.
|
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Fuck Hemingway and his baby shoes, this is the real miserable deal.
|
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The Soviets had military power but a miserable economy and government corruption.
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We don't want the fighting to resume as our situation is miserable.
|
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I looked in the mirror, and what I saw made me miserable.
|
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But the economics of coal-fired power plants are miserable right now.
|
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I'm not as miserable anymore and I'm actually happy with myself now.
|
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As Mashable pointed out, 2017 saw multiple mishaps that made passengers miserable.
|
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Measured at purchasing-power parity, income per head is a miserable 21%.
|
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It all feels primed for a dark, miserable ending where everybody loses.
|
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So, smoking a little too much can absolutely make your morning miserable.
|
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Besides the Cheesecake Factory and Domino's Pizza, most earnings were downright miserable.
|
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TO ANYONE who reads a newspaper, this can seem a miserable world.
|
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If it makes you feel miserable and exhausted — you're doing it right.
|
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And those choices might make life more miserable for those who don't.
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I have no idea what is causing it, but I am miserable.
|
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The government doesn't just make life miserable for asylum seekers and refugees.
|
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Ironically, this miserable fact is also how the best memes are born.
|
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It was almost like an utterly miserable "choose your own adventure" game.
|
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But when you're on heroin, the effects are fast, and usually miserable.
|
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Maybe that's why she's a miserable woman who doesn't leave her house.
|
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Philip May, watching his wife from the visitors' gallery, looked thoroughly miserable.
|
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Bean can be an empty-headed, happy lover or a miserable rebel.
|
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Lots of things that are miserable and kind of get you down.
|
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These days, Islander fans may be even more miserable that Canucks fans.
|
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And, sadly, many people spend time at workplaces where they are miserable.
|
|
Miserable people like Sam would be gone, and everyone could be happy.
|
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It's hard to make being trapped on a delayed airplane less miserable.
|
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The original Watch Dogs was a joyless game starring a miserable character.
|
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After a miserable market last week, this week ended with a bang.
|
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If you feel beautiful and pretty, you can't be sad and miserable.
|
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Which is handy, because I was very miserable and young in 2002.
|
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The 25-minute American short "Day One" goes furthest into miserable territory.
|
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She also shot down rumors that she never smiles or acts miserable.
|
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You can be the wealthiest person in the planet and be miserable.
|
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"He makes it sound like it's a miserable thing," says Theisen-Eaton.
|
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Well, miserable troll, my girl Gab is here to set you straight.
|
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"When I became CEO we had a very miserable year," admits Ballmer.
|
|
FEW of Europe's economies have had a more miserable decade than Ireland.
|
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But his miserable stint at Fordham also paved Alig's road to nightlife.
|
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Losing his hair and his beard was another miserable rite of passage.
|
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She was miserable, and I diagnosed her with a nonspecific viral illness.
|
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But it turns out that the Senate bill is just as miserable.
|
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Life is miserable, and a nation is broken, unless you do both.
|
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London is grey, miserable and frightened; nobody knows what's going to happen.
|
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It was a shaming and miserable end to Britain's involvement in Iraq.
|
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The airlines have maximized profits by making travel as miserable as possible.
|
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You get in this rut where you're still tired, stressed and miserable.
|
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At the very least, the miserable marriage deserves a presumption of validity.
|
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Sick enough to be admitted to the ICU and he looked miserable.
|
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As always, broken hearted and miserable for the families of this tragedy.
|
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In Hinkie's case, he will certainly be remembered for three miserable seasons.
|
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"If you think that having fun's exhausting, try being miserable," Baker said.
|
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They were miserable and stressed from not having money in their accounts.
|
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For all of Washington's early-season success, its bullpen has been miserable.
|
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In a nutshell, Markovitz argues that meritocracy has made us all miserable.
|
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It has slipped lower in 2019 and does not look very miserable.
|
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An uncomfortable kid can make for a miserable flight or road trip.
|
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She was miserable; she hated having to cover her face in public.
|
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"I'm just happy I'm here and racing," said Efimova, who looked miserable.
|
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Despite this week's gains, December has been a miserable month for stocks.
|
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"I've learned that I can be O.K. with being miserable," she said.
|
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For decades, getting a cab in San Francisco was a miserable experience.
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PERINO: -- And the people that they&aposre friends with, they are miserable.
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My weight, however, hasn't changed and I'm feeling miserable by day six.
|
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We were also miserable and moving toward the negativity that awaited us.
|
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No one else has seemed capable of being so cheerfully profoundly miserable.
|
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We stop at Starbucks because I am a miserable human without coffee.
|
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At this point, they sound like a more miserable, still-underground Deafheaven.
|
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Hammerschmidt's story breaks and everyone (except for a gloating Conway) is miserable.
|
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For the children, and definitely not my own miserable perspective on life.
|
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Why should I willingly make myself miserable when there's no guaranteed payoff?
|
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" He went on, "If you just watched the news, you'd be miserable.
|
|
Friday added yet another chapter in what has been a miserable week.
|
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At least everyone else will be as miserable and deranged as me!
|
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Vietnam destined Humphrey to a miserable four years as Johnson's vice president.
|
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"Many went from being miserable to returning to work," Dr. Smith said.
|
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" I turned around and heard myself say, "I'm not angry; I'm miserable.
|
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Now you're not just lonely and miserable; you feel like a failure.
|
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He might have been miserable, but that doesn't show in his work.
|
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First Words Keeping up with the truth has become a miserable business.
|
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Are they just odd and miserable, or is something more sinister afoot?
|
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If you want something smart and serious but not miserable, watch this.
|
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She's miserable and ill at ease, which seems reasonable under the circumstances.
|
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Two shows depict the lifestyles of the rich and miserable in Hollywood.
|
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On the other, he is leading American democracy into a miserable hellscape.
|
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Like almost everyone on the planet, I was a miserable young adult.
|
|
If Trump fears Biden, he will be even more miserable battling Bloomberg.
|
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Now they are living in miserable conditions, with no end in sight.
|
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"I've seen that lake, and it is in miserable shape," he said.
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Commutes make people miserable and there is data to back that up.
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She was angry and miserable, and her friends told her to leave.
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The streets remained busy during a miserable snow storm in the 1950s.
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It is freezing and going through all of our equipment is miserable.
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I did it to make his life miserable, which I'm happy about.
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If you're prone to motion sickness, travel can be a miserable experience.
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"Completely the old and the miserable chapter," as Mr. Anas put it.
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I was a client services manager at Google, and I was miserable.
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The nation is miserable over the state of government and politics today.
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Lately, I've been thinking about the performance required of the urban miserable.
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" — COLBERT "Not only does Trump look miserable, but check out Bibi Netanyahu.
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"It is really uncommon to be this miserable owning bitcoin," Lee said.
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This is not a movie about how rich people are actually miserable.
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But this does not mean that some moments can't be uniquely miserable.
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If they don't vote, we're going to have a miserable two years.
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They made it so miserable for me that I had to quit.
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Congress faces a miserable choice: a scandalized leader or a partisan coup.
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Mr. Crawford changed his lifestyle after he realized it made him miserable.
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But, Deion says he actually lived through it ... and it was miserable.
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I love drawing Simpsons stuff where everything is sloppy, angry, and miserable.
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Was there an incident where you realized how miserable you were becoming?
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So you might think he would be pretty miserable right about now.
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If she was miserable in the kitchen, then I would be, too.
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I could go a step further, arguing that the dark genius of "Fairytale" is that it speaks not merely to one's need to be miserable on a holiday, but to the need to be more miserable than anyone else.
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Pillsbury cookies make an adorable Drew Barrymore smile on a cold, miserable day.
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But roughly five years ago it began to consistently make people more miserable.
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" She describes being fundamentally miserable, juggling numerous jobs to "fund failed artistic attempts.
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He saves everyone he can, and those he can't he feels miserable about.
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The only constant in his whole miserable life is the pursuit of more.
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"It was miserable, actually," she jokes, of the stress of managing it all.
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That is unless it's raining, in which case the walk can be miserable.
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She seems miserable and is spending a lot of time with her family.
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It all needs to stop, because they're just making other peoples' lives miserable.
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" (miserable, useless, panicked), and, "How will you feel once you get a job?
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Bring on any excuse to escape NYC's miserable fall and early-winter weather.
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Yet her "miserable, horrible, inevitable shyness" continued to plague her throughout her life.
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I'm dying to get out of this miserable weather and I need sun!
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But he could take other steps to make Eritrea less closed and miserable.
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It is up to you whether or not you think that is miserable.
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Deadpool finds cynical, bitter, and playful humor even in the most miserable situations.
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"McCarthy writes: "The collective wisdom seems to be: 'Sometimes you will be miserable.
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Neither fact fits the narrative of a generation more miserable than ever before.
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That couple you see, who you think are so happy, may be miserable.
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I feel miserable when I have these thoughts, but I indulge them anyway.
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"I'm miserable, I'm crying, I'm freaking out," Dalton told the local news outlet.
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They knew their life was going to be miserable from then on out.
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Today's earnings report represents a great cap to a miserable year for Snap.
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Kayla could make herself just as yearningly miserable studying yearbook photos as selfies.
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The joke of the Instagram-husband video was that these men are miserable.
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It might be that you're the toxic co-worker making everyone else miserable.
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Even if you entered as a miserable puta, hard work got you respect.
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" It continues: "I would guarantee your life has been more miserable than ours!
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But on that Christmas Eve it was raining and sleeting and generally miserable.
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"People get into it over nothing", "just because", as one miserable teenager explains.
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You don't have to be the tortured actor and make everyone's life miserable.
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I was miserable, like, inside and out, for four years of my life.
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That's what it feels like for trauma victims every day, and it's… miserable.
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I was miserable, like inside and out, for four years of my life.
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Instead of continuing to feel "miserable," Mendes says she will no longer diet.
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So, RT has ... KS: I'm making Tony's poor life such a miserable thing.
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I'd rather be miserable here, trying to do what I want to do.
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That's what it feels like for trauma victims every day, and it's... miserable.
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The teen appears positively miserable, and the whole thing is a cringe-fest.
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I didn't want him to have to die for miserable sinners like myself.
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Rather than accept this miserable situation, European banks need to do two things.
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Post-Dan, you're reading introductory feminism, which is confirming this miserable life lesson.
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You come -- the writer has to be miserable to come out against this.
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We seek out new adventures and mourn those that ended in miserable failure.
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I also know how it is to feel depressed and miserable like Oscar.
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For the past six months, life has been miserable for my dry cleaner.
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Look, there are plenty of reasons you may be miserable in your job.
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JD: It's like a cross between a Necco wafer and something else miserable.
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Fixed income trading in the region was down 28% to a miserable SFr23m.
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The scapegoating of otherness by miserable people cannot be justified by their misery.
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I continued to swipe, and continued to be miserable, for about a year.
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Think about how miserable you'd feel if you were stuck in that mess.
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Before he implemented perks, his employees were miserable — and they didn't last long.
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It could make life miserable for some 50 million people in the Northeast.
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Toxic people don't just make you miserable — they're really hard on your brain.
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So the idea of an adult Easter egg hunt sounds, in short, miserable.
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"Life cannot just be about solving one miserable problem after another," Musk said.
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"I can't live life being miserable, because I could die tomorrow," she said.
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Worth noting: No Republican seems to care about the tax package's miserable polling.
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Each post is angled to be constructive, even if the topic seems miserable.
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Lunch brings joy to so many — miserable office drones and adorable otters alike.
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Dives can indeed be miserable, but Missouri Lounge is mostly a joyful place.
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At Oxford University, his first year was miserable and he had few friends.
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Being both ill and severely sleep-deprived made Victor's quality of life miserable.
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I mean I was holding down a job but I was fucking miserable.
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It avoids all the hassles that have come to make physicians lives miserable.
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" Spiritual awakenings can be ugly, explains Michael: "The truth can leave you miserable.
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Sixty hours may not be 80, but if they're miserable, that's small comfort.
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She apologized, telling the miserable population that the world has not forgotten them.
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Its appeal was based largely on the "facts" of his miserable, magical life.
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"I have seen all kinds of people that they are miserable," he continues.
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They would rather see you miserable and not producing than happy and producing.
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"He sat through the trial spitting into a handkerchief and looking miserable," Mrs.
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It's the constant flood of stressors in your life that's making you miserable.
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Trump lovers and even a large number of Trump haters were pretty miserable.
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Op-Ed Contributor The Latin American left has had a miserable few months.
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"I am in a very high degree of miserable," a Syrian refugee said.
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It was a miserable, even disastrous night for Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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Time goes by, and we find Marnie trapped in a truly miserable marriage.
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So things are going great, until suddenly, they aren't, and we are miserable.
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She's restless, miserable, and angry in ways she can't even express to herself.
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The way that we look at it is this horrible taboo, failure, miserable.
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At a bad Chinese restaurant with shitty service, the servers are so miserable.
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You have Mommy/Daddy issues, and you are as miserable as the normies.
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But we may have a few more miserable rainy days until that happens.
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Happy people become happier and unhappy people become miserable when they get wealthy.
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You'll make yourself miserable and you will probably give up before too long.
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Even in a boom economy, a large portion of professional Americans are miserable.
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War is an awful, miserable duty but an unavoidable necessity in this world.
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Many students leave with the miserable combination of student debt but no degree.
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What am I going to gain, spiritually or emotionally, from painting something miserable?
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I was enrolled at the Cooper Union, and fairly miserable with that decision.
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They are a miserable bunch borne aloft on the global anti-liberal tide.
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"Loneliness won't just make you miserable — it will kill you," Dr. Nobel said.
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I can still remember how miserable I was sweating through that first day.
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He didn't think he had any right to be miserable, but he was.
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Why do you and your lady friends isolate yourselves into miserable pairs instead?
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That doesn't mean you have to subject yourself to a miserable work life.
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The default rate for borrowers without any degree was a miserable 40 percent.
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Yet thousands of Afghans perish, and life is made miserable for the remainder.
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And, there have been times that I could not have been more miserable.
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I was absolutely miserable dating appropriate-age marketing associates who lived near me.
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I made myself miserable with worry that I was behind and missing out.
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Her husband, Jimmy (Brendan Gleeson), is miserable at the prospect of losing her.
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"When I had no say in the matter, I was miserable," Daniel said.
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Lladrovci doesn't deny this, but says that life back in Obilic was miserable.
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In contrast, Rachel lived with Ross for 2.5 seconds and was miserable. Facts.
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Markovits thinks that meritocracy is making everyone miserable, not least the meritocrats themselves.
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But his movie is as miserable and ultimately confounding as it is earnest.
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The kinetic chain was off, and that led to a miserable 2017 season.
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One person close to Ms. Nielsen said she was miserable in her job.
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And it can be pretty miserable to admit you made a big one.
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Rolling blackouts make life even more miserable, with precious food spoiling in refrigerators.
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But many insist on staying, he said, even as conditions become more miserable.
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But her happiness was possible only because the rest of us were miserable.
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To save himself from a miserable home life, Stephan Wolfert joined the Army.
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And why does such a miserable being have such an utterly nice dog?
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He had done $23 of business in five hours, miserable even for January.
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Teachers have miserable jobs because parents always take the side of the child.
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Amid all this, Trump's approval rating is down to a miserable 38 percent.
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Years later, he told me how miserable he had been as a Met.
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It won't last, but it'll be both fun and miserable while it does.
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The better question might be: Why not just make flying even more miserable?
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I woke up—still utterly miserable—but without a headache and without sickness.
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Tales of powerless, miserable, humiliated vice presidents of the United States are legion.
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Perfectionism and fear of failure go hand-in-hand ... for miserable people, anyhow.
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"If you're goal-driven, not having a goal can be miserable," Portenga says.
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The unforgettable tale of the journey of a small, abandoned child taken in by her miserable uncle, 'The Secret Garden' takes miserable and thoroughly unlikeable characters and spins a story of growth, redemption and the ever-restorative effects of nature.
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IT WAS not as miserable as they feared at the end of the campaign.
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"Rikers stands for everything that's miserable about the criminal justice system," Mr. Lippman said.
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Any time Nikita Kucherov touches the puck … we needed to make his life miserable.
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Pop star FKA Twigs stands in for the lonely guy, but she's equally miserable.
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I got drunk that night to get those miserable people out of my memory.
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"When you're a writer, you are miserable 90 percent of the time," he says.
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Get help with flight delays Visiting a major airport can be a miserable experience.
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I meet plenty of miserable rich bastards who are angry about all these things.
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There is simply too much of everything and we are miserable because of it.
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I did it to make [author Timothy O'Brien's] life miserable, which I'm happy about.
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Lee Westwood endured a miserable afternoon, shooting a three-over-par round of 75.
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And tho I loved work, I was miserable all the rest of the time.
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This is the first morning I've woken up not miserable since I started it.
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When I started everyone looked so miserable after literally years of hard work & crunch.
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It's the architecture that prioritizes engagement, even if that engagement is making us miserable.
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So if you're miserable, exhausted, and in poverty on Earth, that's just a test.
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In most cases, going on a longer-term liquid diet will be pretty miserable.
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Across Southern California, soaring temperatures combined with roaring Santa Ana winds made life miserable.
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"I was so miserable; I felt so hopeless," says the singer, a devout Christian.
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In its current state, smart home tech is just as miserable, divergent, and expensive.
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Bookmakers give them only a 30% chance of ending this miserable run in 2022.
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The Cubs were once the "lovable losers," a franchise cursed with a miserable history.
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And as life in refugee camps grows more miserable, some are choosing to return.
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And that's why sitting in the back of a cab can be so miserable.
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The world seemed to be proud of me, but at home, I was miserable.
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A tall, straight-talking blond woman, she told me: ''I'm usually not this miserable.
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I wake up on my Casper mattress in my Brooklinen sheets feeling absolutely miserable.
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I suppose I'm what they call an introverted extrovert — to use a miserable expression!
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Miserable, I wait on line in the cold for the bus, which is late.
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Although childlessness makes some people utterly miserable, that is not the case for most.
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"Don't harden your heart because if you do you'll have a very miserable existence."
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One was for a Nike Clinic, the other three have been a miserable experience.
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And you think, wow, that was miserable, but at least I paid it back!
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Bears don't have any interest in your miserable standing desks, thank you very much.
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I was fucking miserable the whole time, but I wouldn't admit it to anyone.
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That followed a miserable quarter which continued a torrid stretch of poor financial results.
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I hope that every day he's miserable and has to watch over his shoulders.
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She also seems miserable and is spending a lot of time with her family.
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IS THERE ANY more miserable spectacle in global business than that of Europe's lenders?
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In the other case, I would choose the relationship and I would be miserable.
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The Washington Capitals are in the playoffs again, which means their fans are miserable.
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It hit Remko when he saw Malkmus miserable by a beautiful beach in Australia.
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"People assume, 'Oh, you must be miserable, you've got a horrible job,'" he continued.
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"White House press secretary is the best miserable job anyone can have," Fleischer explained.
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The man who created the game everyone plays and loves died miserable and alone.
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For F train riders, the signal problems have made an increasingly miserable commute worse.
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You need children to pay for the pensions of miserable old people like you.
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Let's just ignore this fool and go ahead with our miserable lives, should we?
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LaGuardia and JFK tied with Chicago's O'Hare airport for the second most miserable airports.
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Here's a fun clip of Berthiaume trying to pretend he's not miserable in Ottawa.
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So rather than be miserable about that shit all day, I write Kreator lyrics.
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Miserable is how he describes life in the city under siege now for months.
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The next day, still feeling miserable, I went to a Buddhist temple to meditate.
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But as we quickly learn, Doug Forcett's way of life is a miserable one.
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As for Alex, hanging with the "cool crowd" has only made him more miserable.
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That miserable clusterfuck that was 2016 is once and for all finally behind us.
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It depicts — using cheap everyday materials — a miserable apartment with the roof blown out.
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He was 26, had slept with a total of one person, and was miserable.
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Exclude Chinese banks from the list, and the figure drops to a miserable 5.7%.
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At the moment, it specifically owes them explanations about its weak and miserable state.
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It has been a mostly miserable season, but suddenly the wins are pouring in.
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Now we're back in Indiana for this week's miserable group date on a farm.
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It was like the first spot of sunlight after a long, miserable dark winter.
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President Donald Trump has gotten off to a miserable start with key U.S. allies.
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The lawmaker who received the award for the most miserable holiday travel story: Sen.
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To be a princess in history was often to have a rather miserable life.
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But it's the very premise of my life that is now making me miserable.
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In their early 20s, Annie's life was miserable and she was looking for escapism.
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Monday, psychological and sociological evidence suggests, is the most miserable day of the week.
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Tech is being blamed for everything from spreading fake news to making teenagers miserable.
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His control, however, was miserable, and his pitches ran when they should have cut.
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This is a great approach if you want to save money and be miserable.
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One of those illnesses where your whole body aches and absolutely everything is miserable.
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Temperatures in much of the country will get even more miserable later this week.
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Sunday is usually not a relaxing day if your job is making you miserable.
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Alejandro De Aza's miserable start had fans calling for his release by the summer.
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The people of Iran want a change to the miserable hand they've been dealt.
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"Whenever I've worn uncomfortable shoes, I'm just miserable for the whole day," she says.
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The Trump administration has made entering the United States miserable and dehumanizing for foreigners.
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The woman looks absolutely miserable all the time, even when ballerinas perform for her.
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That runs $29, a small price to pay for a less miserable marathon flight.
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Many of these displaced people are living in poverty and have miserable jobs now.
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I was super depressed, really miserable, and I was doing this girl's exit interview.
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" Dice brings me on with a miserable intro: "This next guy is really hilarious.
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What a miserable, pathological subculture—some Brown Shirts in Berlin in 1933 type shit.
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Trump seems to display the demeanor of someone who is miserable in his job.
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The backpack wasn't that heavy, but the toolbox weighed a miserable thirty-six pounds.
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In fact a lot of people who are extremely wealthy, are also extremely miserable.
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These illnesses can weaken your immune system — or just make self-quarantine more miserable.
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His ship and its miserable crew are only suggested with murky hints of bodies.
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It became a distressing situation where she was miserable and begging to be homeschooled.
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A Kenya coalition in neighbouring Saxony-Anhalt has been a miserable experience for everyone.
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If you're internship is too demanding and/or miserable, you can and should quit.
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They didn't want Beckett because he hid all the time, and seemed generally miserable.
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Open offices, it's told, are making us less productive, less active, and more miserable.
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"I have been miserable since the day I didn't buy that apartment," he said.
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She and Bert married much too young, Jeanne told her, and she was miserable.
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My colleague Frank Bruni listed some of the miserable numbers in a 2016 column.
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I'm still digging it, and am especially into how fucking miserable they sound now.
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She seriously considered retiring from the sport after a miserable finish to last season.
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But it was a union of practicality more than passion, and Josh was miserable.
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BoJack (voiced by Will Arnett) continues to be miserable but hauntingly eloquent about it.
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"It is a miserable situation, and it has been from day one," he said.
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Make life miserable enough for immigrants, and they will leave of their own volition.
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Missouri had a miserable first half, with 26 made field goals to nine turnovers.
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From mid-August through the end of the regular season, he had a miserable .
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If people can care about a miserable cat, they can care about you, too!
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To know this, which is certainly true, will make you some less miserable now.
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But it does at least turn the page after a miserable period for Trump.
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So I know how to cope with the Pats and all their miserable bullshit.
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Many of them saw ISIS as a way out of an already miserable existence.
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It's a seriously tempting deal, especially when the weather is so miserable right now.
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She and her husband lie in bed together joking about how miserable they are.
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And the briefly, beautifully animated revelers go back to being their soggy, miserable selves.
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If you were miserable when you were broke, money is not gonna change that.
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There will be tears, embarrassment and disappointment, but we're not here to be miserable.
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Why would you be "totally in love" with someone who makes you completely miserable?
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Ask Real Estate When cantankerous neighbors make life miserable, it can veer into harassment.
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It was also an example of women's ability to persevere in exceptionally miserable circumstances.
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"Also I was miserable because there's nothing going on at night anywhere," she said.
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Europe's manufacturing sector had a miserable 2019 with little sign of any imminent turnaround.
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At that time, she was always so serious and seemingly resigned to being miserable.
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Things like wet or too-thin socks on a hike can be pretty miserable.
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Increasingly miserable, I finally just mumbled in the back row until the inevitable dismissal.
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And even though the sample size is minuscule, the miserable start has bothered Reyes.
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Europe's manufacturing sector had a miserable 2019 with little sign of any imminent turnaround.
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Now I'm just walking around and miserable because of the election, like everybody else.
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Her trepidation isn't arbitrary; most social situations are frantic and miserable in middle school.
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Some miserable residents posted on Twitter to vent their frustration, using the hashtag #LAHeat.
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" Former Republican House Speaker John Boehner called him a "miserable son of a bitch.
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She was a single mom and a miserable, mediocre associate at a law firm.
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If you've seen the photos, you know they don't look miserable, somehow, but happy.
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" But, he said, "we want to get there without making school miserable at all.
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I've since found out they weren't gonna fire me, I was just miserable there.
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But don't give it too much time, because then you have a miserable child.
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On the other hand, they're miserable because they don't have any real life friends.
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In it, MGK took shots at Eminem's age, his beard and his miserable attitude.
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Viewers will also meet Nat Compton, an incredibly miserable looking man who never smiles.
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Ya swag on below "0" lol hold up......U always hating on putt and Hov other go getters from ya city......U going broke and you miserable....U really miserable bro.... Mayweather ain't got tickets for you nomore....Ya liquor is piss.
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I've seen the version where one party feels left out, and it's doomed and miserable.
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It is likely to be a miserable spell as prime minister, with just one upside.
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"I'm annoyed that I have to spend another couple weeks feeling this miserable," she said.
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In 2003, a search for "miserable failure" highlighted pictures of George W. Bush, Wired reported.
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If you strongly dislike the work you do each day, you are probably pretty miserable.
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I was miserable and it just wasn't my passion, so I couldn't justify the cost.
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But as returns to normalcy go, this one is a miserable failure on all counts.
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Rebecca is determined that Josh will be as miserable around her family as she is.
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In fact, research shows pursuing happiness may be a great way to make yourself miserable.
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"I was struggling, I was having nightmares, and I remember feeling miserable," he told me.
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Even the one truly miserable team just added a 21-year-old future Norris candidate.
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For such an iconic awards show, the Oscars have had a really miserable few years.
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Since it's spring, ragweed isn't the plant that's making me miserable right now: trees are.
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It's a miserable compromise that adds a bouncy white phallus to your otherwise sleek iPhone.
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These are the things that determine whether you'll end up miserable and wanting to quit.
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As an industry, hedge funds bounced back in March after a miserable start to 2016.
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It has been a miserable year for Mr Tsipras and his left-wing Syriza government.
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"It's a cold, miserable, agonizing shower," Amanda said in an interview with 9News in 193.
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"Why are young adults so miserable?" asked a 2006 Today Show segment on Twenge's work.
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If you do want it to be about you, you're going to be really miserable.
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Pets are magical, whimsical mysteries that come into our lives to make us less miserable.
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You're a little bit jealous of this woman until you realize how miserable she is.
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"The actress did add, however, that watching herself age on the small screen is "miserable.
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It's a big bosomy chocolate, an Earth mama candy, not some miserable skinny Lara bar.
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There were teens, J Cole, and some really miserable people wearing The Weeknd T-shirts.
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"That was a miserable conference call and a not-great last quarter," the host said.
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THE 20th century may be considered America's greatest, but gay men had a miserable time.
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"It was miserable, I'm not going to lie to you," Locken tells PEOPLE, looking back.
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You need sustainable and realistic solutions that won't wreck your body or make you miserable.
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I never anticipated how miserable I'd be working in finance, especially after the financial crisis.
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Click here to view original GIFNothing makes actors miserable like running around in the desert.
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To write a book about people who are miserable and have an affair, that's obvious.
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I'm a miserable fucker that has a lot of gratitude and love in his heart.
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The U.S. deserved to drop all the points it did during this miserable qualifying campaign.
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Being miserable and treating other people like dirt is every New Yorker's God-given right.
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Two months later Democrats were still more miserable than they had been before the vote.
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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick told BBC News that the protests had caused "miserable disruption".
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Try not to laugh when your friend talks about her latest miserable juice cleanse. 16.
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A lot of it is miserable sounding, but it was such good fun to make.
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So I wouldn't tell people to "stick it out" if they're miserable in their marriage.
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Are some of them people whose tweets really drive you nuts and make you miserable?
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Don't lie to yourself about this unless you want to be miserable in your relationships.
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We were both miserable and hungover, but had decided to go out anyway, for distraction.
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Four years ago, President Obama had a miserable first debate against GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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Vacation time allowance in the US after one year of employment is, arguably, pretty miserable.
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"It was miserable, actually," she joked to PEOPLE about the stress of managing it all.
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It makes many who pray for a reliable presence in the Oval Office miserable, too.
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Get it done in the first two turns unless you're dropped into a miserable wasteland.
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RELATED: 20 Habits That Make You Miserable Every Winter Why do my hands turn blue?
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You gotta be a miserable gentrifying ass bitch to yelp about the bodega cat pic.twitter.
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For the second consecutive year, the Andean nation topped Hanke's list of "most miserable" countries.
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He doesn't even get that everyone else there is totally miserable to be around him!
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Until I find out that my next-door neighbor has 2X, and then I'm miserable.
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But Mamo also set out to show a "less miserable view" of the refugee experience.
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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said on Saturday that the protests had caused "miserable disruption".
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Years—and probably a few miserable relationships—later, you might think about your school crush.
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Combined with oppressive humidity and relentless mosquitoes, the situation will be miserable -- if not deadly.
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No. You can't aways say no, and if you do, your life will become miserable.
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The growth rate in Haiti is a miserable 1.2% and inflation is in double digits.
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I remember walking into Long Island diners in the politically miserable month of August 2010.
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Over in London, Edith's editor is also sick with power — and it's making her miserable.
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Season one tackles the first four books, from A Bad Beginning to The Miserable Mill.
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But I grieve over the majority of ovarian cancer patients besieged by a miserable prognosis.
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He later found himself working in a shoe store, where he said he was miserable.
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This one was ten inches tall, and supported a slender, miserable Christ plated in bronze.
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You know when you see people who are so happy it just makes you miserable?
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They are often miserable places, with little access to clean water, health care or food.
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But with its army of miserable white-collar drones, "monumental" feels stuck in that past.
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Powell (who pronounced his name like "pole," not like "trowel") had a miserable, Victorian childhood.
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Their lives were made more miserable by cyberbullying and the distribution of videos and photographs.
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The state with the most miserable cities was California, with 10 in the top 50.
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Here are the 50 most miserable cities in the US, based on US census data.
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Finally he squatted, miserable, looking back at John as he took a creamy little shit.
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Government ranks a miserable 16th in patching, ahead of only the construction and pharmaceutical industries.
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It's offered a perfect formula for making life miserable for high-profile Pac-12 teams.
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You wouldn't be making your loved ones' lives miserable until they died and joined you.
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I'd rather it be one year but amazing, than until you die and you're miserable.
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"I fell myself miserable living under restrictive laws like those in my country," Maria says.
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The crowd, for the most part, liked us, but that handful made our life miserable.
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If not, for instance if you are married, then it would be a miserable experience.
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These miserable buckets are a sad end for someone who once had so much power.
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If you find yourself unhappy, stressed or miserable at your office, you are not alone.
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You can have as much money as you want, and still be a miserable person.
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I've had friends move to cities that make them miserable just to follow a job.
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"Employees who were so miserable they joked about torching the building," wrote one former employee.
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The diplomat cut her wages to $500 a month, and her working conditions were miserable.
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It came in response to Trump's poll numbers, which are miserable and getting even worse.
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The tent has bathrooms, blankets, water and food — but people appear to be miserable nonetheless.
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Mr. Ostrum needed to find another way to solve the mystery of the miserable employees.
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He was at a hospital in a miserable Colombian desert city crushed by Venezuelan refugees.
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This confounded Antetokounmpo in the first game of the series and made him modestly miserable.
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Having a bad boss can make you miserable, but there are ways to manage up.
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Cody Parkey missed the extra point, capping a miserable day for Miami at MetLife Stadium.
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"As you can see, life is a bit miserable here," he said after wading ashore.
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Dogs in New York City have a miserable life — that's what Ken Foster kept hearing.
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That's partly because insurers do their best to make the experience as miserable as possible.
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Many of those students leave college with the miserable combination of debt and no degree.
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We can all perceive a rainy day as disappointing, choosing to feel miserable and gloomy.
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Everyone should realize right now that the next quarter or even two will look miserable.
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They can still be hard, but that doesn't mean they have to make you miserable.
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Penn Station is the busiest train station in America and by far the most miserable.
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After several miserable years of unreliable subway service, my commute has recently become more bearable.
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Flu can last a week or longer, and kids are sicker, achier, and more miserable.
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Galileo Galilei, Italian physicist, astronomer, and miserable Mario Kart 21452 player at 21519 years old.
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"He's done a miserable job, frankly, of engaging the stakeholders in the department," Adams said.
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"Trump made us miserable," said Fatemeh, 22, who works at a store that sells veils.
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While Kasich suffered another miserable primary night, his campaign pledged that he would trudge onward.
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"I could either take a leap of faith or die a miserable death," she said.
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People who have served in administrations under investigation speak eloquently about how miserable it is.
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You wouldn't know it from looking at Dom, though, who seems as miserable as ever.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The hedge-fund industry has a miserable message for Hong Kong.
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"I stated, 'God bless him," because in my mind he was just a miserable person.
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Nobody welcomes conversations about dying, she said, not even about making the experience less miserable.
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In case you hadn't noticed, the weather in the UK is absolutely miserable right now.
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"We bonded because he was as miserable as I was," she said of David, 72.
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A boy band was criticized online for a video of their miserable meet and greet.
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The Rockets went nearly seven minutes without a field goal during that miserable offensive stretch.
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And given the circumstances, wouldn't a happy home be worth more than a miserable one?
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After wandering the cemetery for what seemed like hours, I sat down, sweaty and miserable.
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You're going to have a miserable time because I'll be wincing and I'll be commenting.
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"Hurricanes are miserable," Mr. Cooper said, referring to his stand-ups from Ike and Katrina.
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It's the kind of unproductive, pointless job capitalism makes up just to keep people miserable.
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Or maybe not making people's lives so miserable so they need to turn to drugs.
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All of these songs are heavily influenced by miserable, negative stuff in our personal lives.
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But it's not just the restrictive nature of detoxes and cleanses that makes you miserable.
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"That's a short-sighted decision if you end up miserable or leaving prematurely," she continues.
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I'd been out in the rain the whole day on Election Day; I was just miserable.
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Read on for six essential oils that might make your allergy symptoms a little less miserable.
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In the intervening year or so between seasons, Nancy and Steve have sunken into miserable coupledom.
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Chelsea's miserable league form earlier this season has it in an unthinkable 12th place in England.
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It was miserable, strolling a teething blob to Barnes and Noble in the damp July heat.
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"I never thought that something I love so much would make me so miserable," adds another.
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"We shall not be distracted by these miserable provocations," he added in a series of tweets.
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"You adapt and you will succeed, or you will be miserable if you don't," she says.
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A window looking out of the museum indicates miserable weather, as the glass spatters with raindrops.
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If the central bureau and organization promotion were discontinued, Father's Day would die a miserable death.
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He survived 21 days naked in Thailand during the miserable rainy season with partner Lindsay Boisclair.
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Tara walked out pleased with herself and her new bracelet and Sam felt angry and miserable.
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It was supposed to be miserable out, but it turned out to be a great day.
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Ultimately, Sethi says, the ends don't justify the means, not when the means make you miserable.
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My bones grind against each other every single day, making standing, sitting, and walking completely miserable.
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Most provide miserable accommodation to those who are stuck in them, almost always against their will.
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Miserable lines and mean bouncers are replaced by brass bands and free hugs at the door.
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To the point it makes me feel bad when I'm doing it because I'm so miserable.
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Maybe it's fitting that the two most miserable characters on "Game of Thrones" found each other.
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Everybody tries to talk you out of it, because it's more expensive, it's slower, everyone's miserable.
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Don't let them try and bring you into a world where you are miserable with them.
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I've seen that, too, in my own miserable and disastrous attempt at making another person happy.
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Trump's like a black hole, and we're all experiencing the most miserable form of time dilation.
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The heroes seemed to have more in common with the people that made my life miserable.
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"This is a classic misery loves company ... get together, be miserable," he said of the deal.
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"He's good at making life miserable—that's for sure… He's not a happy man," Elon said.
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America all looks the same to him, with varying degrees of miserable cold or insane humidity.
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If you're miserable on the fourth floor, imagine how loud it must be on the second.
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I have no idea how somebody discovered that, because it had to be a miserable process.
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Which is to say that The Most Lamentable Tragedy is not a miserable record at all.
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But even compared with its usual performance, 2018 was a particularly miserable year for the economy.
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The suffering endured by Mr Liu, his family and friends was compounded by his miserable circumstances.
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Don't go full-on hermit, because you'll be miserable without any social interaction or fun whatsoever.
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Are you so, so miserable knowing we'll be waiting until 2019 for the show to return?
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Have people gotten happier over time — or are we becoming more miserable as history marches on?
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Egg-laying chickens have some of the most miserable lives of any animals on the planet.
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He now languishes in the miserable confines of a remote prison near the border with Vietnam.
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Meanwhile, foreign businesses are profitable but miserable, because commerce always seems to be on China's terms.
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In France, a paltry 2% do—compared with (a still miserable) 5% in quota-free America.
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You can be a miserable motherfucker with or without things, and often times we see that.
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Not many people showed up, probably because it was cold and rainy and generally miserable outside.
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She had a miserable job at a hedge fund where she worked alongside overgrown frat boys.
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Worse than the pocket horror is the miserable experience of using it with tiny baby hands.
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The best part of this whole ordeal is that Arie looked queasy, if not downright miserable.
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Umm Hisham, a young woman from Aleppo in Syria, said the situation in Baghouz was miserable.
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But if financial anxiety is really making your life miserable, then it's time to get help.
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Flaws in customer acquisition mean that banking in South Korea has long been a miserable experience.
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Neuropathic (nerve) pain, in particular, is often only marginally treatable and otherwise miserable and frequently disabling.
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For what seems like the millionth time, Yahoo's miserable descent into nothingness has somehow gotten worse.
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You're in that miserable setting, and out come these paintings that just light up your life.
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These included, he said, one from the English band the Smiths: "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now."
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Alas, the chance of a robust opposition emerging from this miserable election campaign is vanishingly slim.
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Both Amy and Frank are miserable in their dull domestic lives with people they can't stand.
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"Just because we got married doesn't mean that we have to miserable trying to fix it."
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"So I'm annoyed that I have to spend another couple weeks feeling this miserable," she said.
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They can't fire you, so they just make it as miserable as they can for you.
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How can someone be so miserable to ask for that much money to a poor person?
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For a band that I've always considered pretty miserable, Philophobia is actually quite a colorful record.
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I knew what putting dolly track in the woods entails and how miserable that actually is.
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Hospitals can be a miserable place for many patients, especially if their mobility is negatively impacted.
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It was hard to watch for Clippers fans, but potentially even more miserable for Redick's agent.
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Run through this list to prepare yourself for the many irritants that can make you miserable.
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Nicola essentially goes out of her way to make herself miserable, bringing Frank along with her.
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We were told her life was going to be miserable and she was going to die.
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If you want to feel less, well, miserable in the winter, you'll have to bundle up.
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That's after a miserable Mother's Day of of sleet and snow in parts of western Massachusetts.
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I still want to think that it's not a problem, because the alternative is quite miserable.
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Dear So Sad Today, I felt incredibly miserable this week and was a real life suck.
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Thankfully, these photos of places and people looking just as miserable as us give us warmth.
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Sick and miserable, punching through my addiction, I was able to leave the drug addict behind.
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"We made their lives as miserable as possible," one GOP strategist involved in the operation recalled.
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"No matter whether you were big or small, theropods were making your life miserable," he said.
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People, acting decently for once in this miserable and undignified wasteland, have stood up for Greg.
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"Every time that I actually start [to learn chess] it's such a miserable experience," he says.
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Not even the miserable consolation of a New Jersey Nets game or a Jimmy Buffet concert.
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I wasn't miserable at all, and I barely even missed smoking for much of that time.
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So miserable has the first quarter been that investors have applauded figures that beat dire expectations.
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Sex and television: two of nature's greatest pleasures, each competing for our limited and miserable attention.
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Soon we'll be adrift, cut off from the continent, a miserable island of bitterness and misery.
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Because they have us young people selling our lives on the streets to pay miserable fees.
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The brilliant general became the miserable President, fuelling the descent from glory into the Gilded Age.
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There have also been numerous reports on the miserable and inhumane conditions of immigration detention centers.
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The usual spectrum for that trip is between "uneventful" and "miserable," so this simply didn't compare.
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I haven't been to any of these bar nights because frankly, I think I'd be miserable.
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I was in a miserable relationship, had an abusive job, and was broke and freaked out.
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He suffered from depression, it's true, but was no more miserable than many other tenured professors.
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I wasn't totally miserable in the job, but I felt like I had no future there.
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The Soviet Union was wracked with food shortages, rampant poverty, poor housing, and miserable health care.
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"If they're super miserable and it's not their thing, we shouldn't push them," Dr. Fisher said.
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Hina looked miserable, as if she had gone along with a joke that she now regretted.
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Protesters blame officials and a sectarian governance system for the miserable conditions endured by many Iraqis.
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"Our system is miserable and it has failed us," said Koch Industries general counsel Mark Holden.
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"For the first few decades of my career, it was a pretty miserable process," he said.
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Julie, now 38 years old, remembers Gothard being the one kind face in a miserable existence.
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The San Francisco start-up Sudden Coffee aims to change that, upending soluble coffee's miserable reputation.
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TCU won despite a miserable performance from senior quarterback Grayson Muehlstein, making his second career start.
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The carrot that had been dangled to make me less miserable about the move was band.
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I would rather be alone than be a miserable family man I never wanted to be.
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Diderot exists in memory to show that materialism can be miserable or it can be magical.
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There are a whole lot of teams right now that are miserable, fully out of contention.
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There may not have been a speaker who had a more miserable time than John Boehner.
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All the new malls may do nothing for the miserable fate of dissidents with democratic obsessions.
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It's like, Does she want to be miserable, or do we take no consistent birth control?
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Why anyone would want to watch such a miserable spectacle is beyond us, to be honest.
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Is there a correlation between how good you look on Instagram and how miserable you feel?
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They were trapped—miserable when they were working and being bled dry financially when they weren't.
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The Alternative World Drug Report we've just published tells the whole miserable story in gruesome detail.
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Miserable sinners all, His children had forgotten both Christ's sacrifice and the awful flames of Hell.
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If the trip was miserable, then I would know, in a way, not to trust her.
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"I watched my dad retire, sit in a chair and die a miserable death," he reflects.
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"People assume, 'You must be miserable, you have a horrible job,'" he told host Jamie Gangel.
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Donald Trump Jr. is reportedly "miserable" and can't wait for the next four years to end.
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David Brooks If your social circles are like mine, you spent Tuesday night swapping miserable texts.
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Tales of miserable museum directors and philistine presidents still echo through the profession, like war stories.
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By 2018, Singh was exhausted and miserable trying to keep up with her furious production rate.
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Even when you're being miserable to somebody you do it in a sort of underhanded way.
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I also own a lot of black clothes and look pretty miserable most of the time.
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North Korea's state media has warned that enactment of the law would result in "miserable ruin."
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Two weeks trapped at a terrible place, locked into a nonrefundable room at a miserable location.
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Poor sanitation and the constant roar of artillery made the living conditions in the trenches miserable.
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"It was so miserable," said Mr. Kinariwala, 36, who left the drugstore that day without antibiotics.
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After years of struggling with treatments for his worsening cancer, Roy was miserable — anxious, depressed, hopeless.
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Tsurenko then revealed that she had been miserable the last few days, contemplating her tennis mortality.
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For forty-five minutes I remained entirely trapped, weighed down by this sea of miserable thoughts.
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Eugenides's miserable bipeds want to behave well but there are so many obstacles in their way.
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For the fourth straight year, Venezuela has been ranked the world's most miserable economy by Bloomberg.
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I wanted that feeling of being miserable when you lose and really happy when you win.
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Even in this miserable year it probably couldn't make the 60-vote mark in the Senate.
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The Red Sox's decision to start left-hander Brian Johnson got off to a miserable start.
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It also makes life miserable for chronic pain patients who need medication in order to function.
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Walking pneumonia can still make you miserable, with cough, fever, chest pain, mild chills, headache, etc.
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Even though the weather makes for a miserable five miles, I'm still glad I went out.
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The slumping Cavaliers and the miserable Bulls are suffering from internecine disputes between players and management.
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Knowing that she was miserable wouldn't shorten the time it would take for her to adjust.
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"I know from personal experience how miserable clothing can be when you are itching from eczema."
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I refuse to believe we're supposed to be miserable for that many hours of our lives.
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On the one hand, Frankie's beliefs do make her miserable and, often, hard on her family.
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Now, I don't advocate couples staying together if they are truly miserable or in abusive situations.
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The row that he plunged into was vacant — a fortunate byproduct of the miserable weather conditions.
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It held Drew Brees to one touchdown pass and made his life miserable with three sacks.
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As the economy roared, autos pushed bikes off the roads, creating heavy pollution and miserable traffic.
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It was, truth be told, a miserable day in the neighborhood: gray skies, sheets of rain.
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DSW had a miserable holiday season, but it has developed a strategy to avoid Payless' fate.
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The film charts a slide in its characters' lives from "meh" to miserable to potentially catastrophic.
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I am an overworked, stressed-out 16-year-old who is having a miserable school year.
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"The mines are our problem, the reason for the miserable situation we are suffering," he said.
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"You most likely have made your family miserable," wrote the billionaire with music in his soul.
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But by the following spring, Ms. Nielsen was telling associates she was miserable in the job.
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We didn't want them to be bubblegum choruses—we wanted them to be dark and miserable.
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People are miserable, but a great leader really creates opportunities, makes people happy, and creates jobs.
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Was it Tim Ferris who said on your podcast recently that, "Social media's making us miserable"?
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"The next day (the press) said, 'Donald Trump had a miserable time, he felt humiliated,' " Trump said.
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"We were cold and miserable, but we weren't afraid; we couldn't really see the waves," he recalled.
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I think when you're a creative person and you're not creating, you get depressed and feel miserable.
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A senior ABC employee who also spoke to CNN Business said McCain is "miserable" at the network.
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WATCH: Watch Real Housewife Jeana Keough Prepare for Plastic Surgery Eventually, she'd had enough of feeling miserable.
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In high school, I developed Athlete's Foot, which came with a miserable stench and an uncomfortable itch.
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"I've done it before, where I was 120-something pounds — and I was just miserable," she said.
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" Barkley added, "Let me tell you something else, Kyrie Irving ... I've never seen a person so miserable.
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Network and build relationships, because work is going to be miserable without people to eat lunch with.
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From mosquitos to horse flies, noseeums to ticks, bug bites can be miserable, especially if they're itchy.
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A friend once grumbled that, given the choice, she'd rather see her ex miserable than herself happy.
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Here's how Grumpy Cat rose to notoriety and brought happiness to many with her memorable miserable demeanor.
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A flight is the miserable part of a trip that must be endured to reach somewhere exciting.
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However, emo as Skiba may be, the Creeper vocals from frontman Will Gould are definitely more miserable.
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That's what has made the Trump administration's strategy toward trade negotiations with China so miserable to watch.
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In "Finish," Jon Acuff says you don't have to be miserable in order to achieve your goals.
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Sure. Am I going to make myself miserable and miss out on life because of these insecurities?
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Melania Trump isn't exactly helping to tamp down talk of her being miserable in the White House.
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It was standard for people starting out, or breaking through to a new plateau, to feel miserable.
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Isaac Pareto: We'd play Avatara all day and write down the activities that weren't 22011 percent miserable.
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I think everybody was trying to find someone who was in a more miserable position than them.
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The baby had gone for adoption again, and she felt miserable, even though she hadn't wanted it.
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Look at how much joy her teeny setback has brought the miserable people of Twitter: Thoughts & Prayers.
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Her deadpan, miserable expression in the video nods to that discomfort; it's what makes the video funny.
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It's also why, after breaking up with someone, being reminded of your ex makes you so miserable.
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And if it does, what are we — miserable, but aspiring toward health — supposed to do about it?
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After the wet winter weather passes, the cold air would make the east coast even more miserable.
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Dressing up for the miserable family supper, Gilly got to borrow a gown from Samwell's sister, Talla.
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Venezuela, once the fifth-happiest country in the world, has become miserable as its economy has collapsed.
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India had reported miracle growth in GDP (averaging 7.5%) despite miserable growth in investment, exports and credit.
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Tell yourself you can get in touch with him if you still feel miserable in a week.
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He lacks self-reflection and fails to confront his own role in producing his current miserable state.
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Also, why modern work is so miserable and a night ride with the rebel bikers of Yangon.
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Her domestic agenda has undoubtedly been hampered by Brexit, an overworked civil service and miserable parliamentary arithmetic.
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LONDON — Tube disruptions due to strikes are normally a pretty miserable affair in London — but not always.
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Nearly 63% of Instagram users report being miserable, a higher share than for any other social network.
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He now has an incredible opportunity to implement the reforms that could improve a miserable economic situation.
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But the bullies are unlikely to care, and may even enjoy the thought of making women miserable.
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If movies have taught us anything—and movies teach kids everything—going to space is totally miserable!
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"I'd like to start this press conference right here, flat-out miserable," Washington coach Chris Petersen said.
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Weather The miserable weather in Texas -- heavy rains and flooding that's left seven people dead -- isn't over.
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U.S. refiners are having a miserable summer, with refiners like Tesoro and Valero at new lows. Why?
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It sounds more like a social media app for New Yorkers to commiserate on their miserable commutes.
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"He'd call me and say, 'Oh darling, I am still here at this miserable place,'" Goss revealed.
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Shelton and his crew spent two miserable days trying to track down the source of the stench.
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Private equity's retail apocalypse hit another miserable milestone yesterday, with Payless ShoeSource refiling for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Last year, North Korea officials called Bolton's plan "absurd" and noted the "miserable fate" that befell Gaddafi.
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You can't quietly transfer him to the Alaska office or make his life miserable with tedious paperwork.
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"I know exactly how miserable they made me," former sprint queen Pendleton, told British media this week.
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As a result, then, life for refugees — either in camps or otherwise — ends up being pretty miserable.
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I wanted Draco to make their lives as miserable as I felt reading about their virtuous behaviour.
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Seek support elsewhere Just because you are bored at work doesn't mean you have to be miserable.
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Sprint took the unusual step of touting its miserable performance, and doing so could save its business.
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" The stock of Incyte, another biotech, climbed higher even after reporting what Cramer called "a miserable quarter.
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Even a free society like Hong Kong has become so miserable thanks to the Chinese government's involvement.
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Lincecum is coming off four mostly miserable seasons that put his career in peril at age 290.
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It's now eerily as miserable and terrifying as what viewers see when they turn on the news.
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A recent Gallup study found that 60 percent of government workers were miserable due to poor leadership.
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"I am miserable and I have suffered," Gary Washington, 54, said of losing his mother, Ethel Lance.
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My boyfriend and I had been living together for about a year, and it was just miserable.
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My hormones were all messed up and I was crying and feeling miserable for absolutely no reason.
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The goal highlighted a miserable night for Talbot, who gave up six goals on just 21 shots.
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If you're totally miserable, it won't matter if your diet is perfect; you'll still feel like shit.
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Hmm... I was really miserable and bored in San Jose, and that's when I started doing comics.
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Still, no one has been steamrolled like Tillerson has and no one seems to be more miserable.
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It sounds like it would feel completely miserable, but fans of the mats swear it feels amazing.
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By now, I was so sick of being miserable and irritable that I decided to chin up.
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The father told me they'd been traveling via bus for three days, and his son was miserable.
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