Oddly, I was more hurt by her behavior than his.
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No more hurt, no more shame, no more eating disorder.
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No more fear, no more hurt, no more shootings, no more GUNS.
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Shoddy or unrealistic experimental design can bring far more hurt than harm.
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"We are more hurt by the way it happened," his brother said.
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And it all just makes us more lonely and ironically causes more hurt.
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"That's because you're seven ," I said, more hurt than I care to admit.
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My roommates didn't understand why I was so much more hurt than usual.
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The bloodbath reportedly continued into Wednesday, with dozens more killed and over 100 more hurt.
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By continuing to invest in the things that hurt you, you only cause yourself more hurt.
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At least 245 people have been killed by the magnitude 7.1 quake, and some 2,000 more hurt.
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And I was afraid that healing wasn't going to happen before more hurt happened to other people.
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The more they trusted or liked a celebrity or politician, the more hurt and betrayed they felt.
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"The people that are more hurt by the whole Mt. Gox fiasco are more deserving," he said.
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Other jurors might be more hurt by a stunning betrayal from an ally than bad behavior from their enemies.
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More hurt than angry, she began dating other people, as did he, though they never stopped dating each other.
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"Honestly, we are more hurt by the terrorist attacks in Europe, because Chinese are not traveling there anymore," he said.
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"I played much more hurt back in probably '13 and '14 then I would be now," Romo told the Ben & Skin Show.
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Consider who bought an item, who uses it more, and if keeping something sentimental is going to bring you more hurt or joy.
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Without that, patients in pain suffer more, hurt more and are more likely to have a prescription handed to them due to the rushed conversation.
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Their relationship post-separation becomes muddied the second the two stop talking; Nicole, perhaps more hurt than she realises, refuses to speak to a mediator.
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Asked by CNN if the company could survive such a ban, Guo hinted that US companies could be more hurt than Huawei by the move.
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I have never felt more hurt by anybody than Anthony, and we have spent huge swaths of our friendship in states of distrust and anger.
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I find that when you expect that the money will be paid back, it's only going to cause more hurt and bitterness in the long run.
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Julius Erving says he's not hurt by Kanye West's comments about slavery being a choice -- he's more hurt by comments that have come out of Donald Trump's White House.
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Please stick to accounts more likely to present verified information—Greater Manchester Police, the NHS blood service—to avoid misleading screenshots or visuals that could lead to more hurt.
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But he's shied away from causing another crisis with another major firing, evidently calculating that doing so could cause such blowback that he'd be more hurt than helped by it.
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After all, Sunday's attack claimed the lives of 49 people, while leaving more than 50 more hurt, making it the worst terrorist attack in the United States since September 11, 2001.
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At his farm, a sprawling patch of bush, Mr. Callaghan said he felt more hurt by the way some of his neighbors responded during the feud than by losing the chairmanship.
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The politics of solidarity on the left put a premium on showing concern for all marginalized or potentially marginalized groups, without making distinctions among who is being more hurt (playing "oppression Olympics").
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Or is it better, as Nick Lowe put it musically, to be "Cruel to Be Kind" — speak the truth and damn the heartache, possibly causing more hurt to someone who doesn't really want advice?
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Children are as different from each other as grown-up people; they are even more insistent in their variety of tastes; and a great deal more hurt when things do not go as they like.
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Asked whether social media "does more to help promote democracy and free speech or does more to hurt democracy and free speech," 51% of those surveyed said it did more hurt to democracy and 45% said it did more to help.
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Europe, meanwhile, suffered one mass shooting this week: On Saturday night at about 10:23 PM local time, a gunfight broke out in Marseilles, France, leaving three dead and three more hurt in what police suspect was a bout of gang-related violence.
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"I think as a service member, it's more upsetting for me to come back from fighting for my country overseas to see how divided we are and how angry we are at each other as a country, I'm more hurt by that than somebody sitting down during the anthem."
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Ted Kennedy's primary challenge to President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterJimmy Carter: 'It would be a disaster to have four more years of Trump' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump eyes narrowly focused response to Iran attacks Jimmy Carter: 'I hope there's an age limit' on presidency MORE hurt Carter's chance for a second term.
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By a margin of 50 percent to 32 percent, Democrats nationwide said in an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll this month that Mr. Biden's chances of becoming the Democratic nominee were likely to be more hurt than helped by the fact that Mr. Trump had mentioned him in a phone call with the Ukrainian leader — even though Mr. Biden is not believed to have broken the law.
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"I think Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE hurt Bill Clinton," Patti Solis Doyle, who served as campaign manager to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in 85033, said of the interview.
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Isabella pretends to be in love with the Spanish Captain, so that when she dies she would more hurt his insatiable desires. Scene 4. As soon as the Captain is gone Isabella bursts out lamenting for Lucio. She draws courageously a dagger to depart from life.
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The bout was similar to Lomachenko's previous fight with Walters, who also pulled out. Lomachenko's flashy style and fast combinations won him the rounds. Sosa appeared more hurt in round 8 when he was hit hard on the body. Sosa was the most successful opponent Lomachenko had fought since Salido in terms of landing punches.
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The Daily Telegraph. The natural gas, water, power, and communication systems in Van were all reported affected and in function again within 24 hours after the earthquake. Twenty-four hours following the main shock the death toll stood at 264 but estimates were ranged up to a thousand.Magnay, Diana; Comert, Yesim (25 October 2011). "279 Reported Dead in Turkey Earthquake; 1,300 More Hurt". CNN.
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Apart from Tito, he was directly and publicly attacked and harassed by the party elite, including Moša Pijade and Milovan Đilas. He was much more hurt by the attacks from his colleague writers: , Skender Kulenović, Oto Bihalji-Merin, , Gustav Krklec. He suffered a lot, understanding this is a betrayal of the friends. In the years to come they avoided him, "as if he had a tuberculosis".
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To make ends meet, Betty takes a position as a singer in a nightclub. She attracts the attention of a handsome playboy, John Hammond. Hammond convinces a theatrical producer to cast her in his next Broadway musical, in which she becomes a huge success. As Betty's career takes off, Kane becomes more and more hurt and resentful that they are living off of her earnings.
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Edwin P. Hoyt, Japan's War, p 98 Over the next few hours, a group burnt down the factory. One policeman was killed and several more hurt when they arrived to quell the disorder. This caused an upsurge of anti-Japanese and anti-imperialist protests in the city and its concessions, with Chinese residents of Shanghai marching onto the streets and calling for a boycott of Japanese-made goods.
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Inmates attacked each other with kitchen knives, meat cleavers, broom handles, dust pans, rocks, pipes, crutches and fire extinguishers. The privately employed guards retreated, while state correctional officers were called in from Ironwood and Chuckawalla state prisons in Blythe, 61 miles distant. Two black inmates were stabbed to death, seven others were critically injured, and dozens more hurt. Eight inmates were ultimately charged with and convicted of murder.
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However, research shows that both men and women would be equally angry and point the blame for sexual infidelity, but women would be more hurt by emotional infidelity. Despite this fact, anger surfaces when both parties involved are responsible for some type of uncontrollable behavior, sexual conduct is not exempt. Some behavior and actions are controllable such as sexual behavior. However hurt feelings are activated by relationship deviation.
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For example, it was predicted that male jealousy decreases as females reproductive values decreases. A second possibility that the JSIM effect is not innate but is cultural. Differences have been highlighted in socio-economic status specific such as the divide between high school and collegiate individuals. Moreover, individuals of both genders were angrier and blamed their partners more for sexual infidelities but were more hurt by emotional infidelity.
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Douglas asks Angie if she has seen his brother, she says no. However Douglas knows Angie and J have been seeing each other because Douglas has been having J followed by a private investigator who took photos of the two. This leads him to believe there maybe an affair happening between his brother and wife. Once at J's house the brothers fight leaving more hurt feelings and misunderstandings.
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She leaves, leaving Damon heartbroken. Damon goes to Elena drunk and sad and he tries to prove to her that she feels something for him but she is in denial. He kisses her against her will and Elena pushes him back telling him that she cares about him but she loves Stefan and it will always be Stefan. Jeremy walks in to defend his sister but Damon, even more hurt, turns to Jeremy.
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The next week, Woods was demoted to the taxi squad. Offensive tackle Rob Taylor suffered a strained medial collateral ligament, and center Randy Grimes was also out for the fourth quarter with a hyperextended knee. “We should have gotten a lot more hurt”, Perkins said, and accused his players of allowing positive press coverage to inflate their egos and cloud their judgments. The 25-point lead, if it had held, would have represented the largest margin of victory in a Buccaneers road win.
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The moment, while magical, does not go anywhere as she feels his help was only due to his generous nature and not from any feelings for her on his part. Back in the past, Joon-ha is guilt- ridden over his friend's attempted suicide and Joo-hee's own guilt. Determined to prevent any more hurt to her, Joon-ha joins the army and goes to Vietnam. There he loses his eyesight while he tries to retrieve the necklace Joo-hee had given him.
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Women generally experience more hurt, sadness, anxiety, and confusion than men, perhaps because they often blame themselves for the jealous situation. Conversely, men have been found to deny jealous feelings and focus on increasing their self-esteem. Generally speaking, women tend to be more focused on the relationship, while men tend to be more focused on individual concerns. In communicative responses, women tend to use integrative communication, express negative affect, enhance their appearance, and use counterjealousy induction more often than jealous men.
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Ali was badly hurt in the second round, but by pretending to be even more hurt than he was, deceived Shavers into thinking he was play-acting resulting in Shavers not going for a knockout. By finishing each round strongly, Ali won favor with the judges. Shavers put up a strong performance in the 13th and 14th rounds, but Ali finished the 15th round very strongly nearly knocking down Shavers towards the end of the fight. Some experts regard Ali's performance in the Shavers fight to be one of the finest in his boxing career.
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But as he explains to Rita that his three weeks are finally up, the tent is ripped away and the hurt and confused Rita runs from the dance floor, leaving an even more hurt Bill. Mick tries to force Rita back on to the dance floor to finish the marathon with another partner, but she is determined to go home. Mick informs her that he sold the house a long time ago. As she packs to leave, Mick furiously reminds her of everything he has done for her ("Steel Pier").
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After the game, Collingwood president Eddie McGuire apologised to Goodes on behalf of the club. McGuire said that Collingwood had a zero-tolerance policy towards racism, but also said that the girl, who later apologised to Goodes, did not know that what she had said was a racial slur."Eddie McGuire apologises to Adam Goodes after a Magpies fan racially vilified the Sydney champion", News.com.au Goodes said that he was "gutted" and that he had "never been more hurt" but nevertheless called on the community to support the girl instead of blame her.
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Similarly, he claimed that he would happily support the Conservative Party if by doing so he could achieve the renationalisation of the railways. Crow's marriage to Geraldine Horan, on 12 June 1982, by whom he had a daughter, Kerrie-Anne, and two grandsons, Daniel and Jamie Atlee, ended in divorce. He later entered a long-term relationship with Nicola Hoarau, with whom he had another daughter, Tanya. Writing in the New Statesman, George Eaton thought Crow to have been "more hurt than most realise by the press intrusion into his private life".
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In June, Scarlett discovered that Lexi and Carl were trying for a baby and by July, Lexi was pregnant but the pregnancy was ectopic. Following losing the baby and further tests to assess the damage, Lexi was told that she was unlikely to conceive again without IVF as her remaining fallopian tube was blocked. Scarlett and Jimmy's girlfriend, Nicola De Souza (Nicola Wheeler), supported her and Scarlett offered to pay for them to go private and Lexi agreed. Carl, however, wasn't keen and persuaded Lexi that them being together was more important but Lexi was more hurt by this than she admitted.
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When Narmour got a chance to record for Okeh Records as a prize for winning first place in a 1928 fiddle contest, he recommended Hurt to Okeh producer Tommy Rockwell. After auditioning "Monday Morning Blues" at his home, Hurt took part in two recording sessions, in Memphis and New York City (see Discography below). While in Memphis, he recalled seeing "many, many blues singers ... Lonnie Johnson, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Bessie Smith, and lots, lots more." Hurt described his first recording session as follows: Hurt attempted further negotiations with Okeh to record again, but his records were commercial failures.
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The parent-child relationship is to some degree involuntary but both parties develop communication that provides the structure for the relationship. Relationships between parent and child is a deeply connected bond that evolves over time where familiarity and the changing dynamics can result in hurtful communications. The responsibility of parents to nurture their offspring has been theorized to result in more hurt feelings for the parents than the child when hurtful communications occur. While adolescence also feel pain from hurtful communications, adolescence may be less likely to verbalize their feelings perhaps due to the parent-child dependence that exists.
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Now that they have escaped the cave and resume their quest to save Henry, it appears that the truth is causing more hurt than help among the rescuers, with Mary Margaret upset with David. As Neal says he can get them home once they rescue Henry, Emma apologizes to Neal about how she feels, but said it's not going to change, to which Neal responds that he's never going to stop fighting for her. Emma doesn't comment on this, merely looking an emotional wreck, and Hook overhears the conversation. Meanwhile, Gold (Robert Carlyle) is visited by Peter Pan, who offers him poached eggs, but Gold refuses and vows to stop him and reunite with his son and grandson.
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Going into the eleventh round, both boxers had bruising and swelling, but Ruiz seemed the more hurt of the two and had also been cut. The eleventh would prove the most eventful round as Ruiz, who had stuck to jabbing and clinching for most of the fight, came out strong and landed several power punches on Holyfield. Ruiz knocked the disoriented Holyfield down with a straight right halfway into the round. Holyfield beat the count to get up, but was weak in the legs and mostly clung to Ruiz for the remainder of the round (losing his own footing and going back to the canvas twice- both ruled slips rather than knockdowns).
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In the NFC Divisional Playoff against Dallas Cowboys, Gurley ran 23 times for 115 yards and a touchdown in the Rams' 30–22 victory. In the NFC Championship Game against the New Orleans Saints, Gurley struggled as he ran four times for 10 yards and a touchdown and had one catch for three yards in a 26–23 overtime victory to advance and play the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII. Leading up to the Super Bowl, Gurley's injury status was heavily discussed with reports claiming he was healthy while other reports claimed his knee was significantly more hurt than thought. In the Super Bowl, Gurley had ten carries for 35 rushing yards in the 13–3 loss to the Patriots.
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Jane Eaton Hamilton (born July 19, 1954) is a Canadian short story writer, novelist, essayist and poet, who goes by "Hamilton" and uses they/their pronouns. Hamilton has published the novel Weekend (Arsenal Pulp Press 2016), three books of poetry, Body Rain (Brick Books 1992) and Steam-Cleaning Love (Brick Books 1993), Love Will Burst into a Thousand Shapes (Caitlin Press, 2014), a poetry chapbook (Going Santa Fe, winner of the League of Canadian Poets Poetry Chapbook prize) and two volumes of short fiction July Nights and Other Stories, (Douglas and McIntyre, 1991) and Hunger, (Oberon, 2001). They are also the author, under the pseudonymous name of Ellen Prescott, of the memoir Mondays are Yellow, Sundays are Grey retitled No More Hurt which was included on the Guardian's Best Book of the Year list and was a Sunday Times bestseller. Their books have been shortlisted for the BC Book Prizes, the ReLit Award, the VanCity Award, the Pat Lowther Award, the Ferro-Grumley Award, and the MIND Book Prize.
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