So I not only mourned the loss of Nicole, but I mourned the loss of O.J. and that relationship.
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But while fans mourned the loss of the cultural icons, Fisher's daughter, Billie Lourd, mourned the loss of a mother and a grandmother.
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While Miami celebrated the news of Fidel Castro's death, Havana mourned While Miami celebrated the news of Fidel Castro's death, Havana mourned This segment originally aired Nov.
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We want to believe that our fictional characters will be mourned, even if they died in a sudden, random accident, because we hope that we, too, will be mourned.
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" Njoroge mourned his wife, who he said was "everything.
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Many musicians have also mourned his death on social media.
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Some mourned what the lynching had done to their town.
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Raven (Jennifer Lawrence) is dead, but mourned by her friends.
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I mourned, I keened, I ultimately relapsed after he died.
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Following the news of Hussle's death, fellow artists publicly mourned.
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Betty White publicly mourned the loss of Koko the gorilla.
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On Twitter, several people mourned the loss of the museum.
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A man mourned after identifying his relative among the bodies.
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Picasso's "Guernica" mourned the horror of the Spanish civil war.
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But Mr O'Neill's departure will be little mourned at home.
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Plata's parishioners mourned their passing Thursday night at the church.
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The local Ortiz Boxing Gym mourned VanMeter's death on Facebook.
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Fans mourned the loss of their team on social media.
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"Joe Overton deserved better," one critic mourned in Liberty magazine.
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Members of the baseball community mourned both losses on Twitter.
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So I mourned, because it was all I could do.
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"But we mourned together people we had lost," he said.
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Presidents Charles de Gaulle and Francois Mitterrand were mourned there.
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He said that all Italians mourned them with their families.
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There were candles, jerseys, and even music as people mourned.
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In other circumstances, its demise might not have been mourned.
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Purdue President Mitch Daniels mourned the loss of Sumire Negishi.
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California Today Monday: Fans across Southern California mourned Kobe Bryant.
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I mourned Mama as I left Italy for New York.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday mourned the death of Rep.
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The town of Elkmont on Tuesday evening mourned the deaths.
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Carmen was mourned in the community and on social media.
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After Drucilla disappeared in 2007 (I know!), Neil mourned profusely.
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Families of some of the victims mourned outside the hospitals.
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Egypt's presidency mourned Mohieddin as a "symbol of national political action".
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Many patrons of Carolina Tiger Rescue mourned Sheba in the comments.
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I've mourned my inability to make a baby with my wife.
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Weidenbaum and other hardcore SoundCloud users mourned the loss of Groups.
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When Harambe was shot at the Cincinnati Zoo, the world mourned.
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The musical object's loss has been mourned by many, and resisted.
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Whoever carried it out, rebels of all persuasions mourned his death.
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I haven't mourned the loss of my business for one day.
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Sarah Palin (R) on Saturday mourned her one-time runningmate Sen.
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But he mourned what he said he lost on Saturday night.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook was among those who mourned his death.
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Shocked city employees mourned the loss of the well-liked figure.
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In August we mourned the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem.
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But it's a history that ought to be mourned, not celebrated.
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For years, Sean Archer has mourned the death of his son.
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It was there you celebrated your successes and mourned your failures.
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Musicians from Lil Uzi Vert to Pete Wentz publicly mourned him.
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Sarah Robinson said she was among those who mourned Hussle's loss.
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When she didn't, I mourned and then looked ahead to 2020.
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Officer Jugelé was mourned on Friday by friends and fellow officers.
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Current Administrator Andrew Wheeler mourned his passing in a statement Wednesday.
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He won't be mourned or missed by anyone in the West.
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I mourned it deeply, and it was impossible to find another.
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The gaming community mourned the victims, Taylor Robertson and Eli Clayton.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan mourned his fellow Islamist as a martyr.
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Famed quarterback Eli Manning mourned the former NFL player and fellow Giant.
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In an Instagram post, the reality star publicly mourned her friend's dad.
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The Google team mourned the loss of Marcotte, a Boston University graduate.
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Following news of XXXTentacion's death, hundreds of stunned fans mourned his loss.
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Faye is deemed a success, she's lauded and mourned throughout the narrative.
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On social media, rappers and local celebrities mourned the 23-year-old.
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Victim's video Throughout Orlando, survivors mourned the dead and recalled their experience.
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Salma Hayek, another one of Weinstein's accusers, mourned Messick's death on Instagram.
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His passing was mourned by celebrities, including fellow country star Keith Urban.
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This is what Americans saw, and how they mourned and came together.
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This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman also mourned the loss of Thicke.
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Carrie Fisher's Star Wars family have mourned their beloved co-star's death.
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In contrast, her own country is haunted by its "insufficiently mourned" dead.
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Local politicians, advocates and community members on Saturday mourned Roberts-Joseph's death.
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And when it did I really mourned the loss of that love.
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Obama mourned the "nearly 3,000 innocent lives" that were lost that day.
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He was mourned as the "little hero" who had made Aleppo laugh.
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We mourned, he and I. Then I fell off my bar stool.
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Several police officials mourned Guzman-Feliz's death and posted tributes to him.
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I mourned my Reeboks the way I might mourn a family member.
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The point is that Aberdeen Tiger Tiger died too, if little mourned.
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Several generations of rappers, radio hosts and journalists mourned Mr. Ossé's death.
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That's if who we're witnessing being brutalized is able to be mourned.
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It's five years later, and I don't think I've really mourned yet.
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On social media, fellow artists and other celebrities mourned and offered condolences.
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We (mostly I) mourned then transitioned to life with a handicapped child.
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Many in the Indian food industry also mourned the loss of Cardoz.
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Both mourned a long, steady erosion of bipartisanship that McConnell hardly owns.
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Others had lost a loved one and wanted privacy as they mourned.
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The Hill's Editor-in-Chief Bob Cusack mourned the death of Rep.
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That's three years that his mother, Lesley McSpadden, has mourned her son.
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I mourned her but did not, or was not able to, weep.
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" Mr. Dede said he mourned the loss of "part of your memory.
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Ram Dass' fans mourn his death Supporters mourned his death on Twitter.
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Several lawmakers mourned the late senator, highlighting his military and political service.
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Waldon's aunt, Tameika Waldon-Carter, mourned the girl's death in a Facebook post.
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"I had already mourned my child, believing he was already dead," Mastaki said.
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In June, the Girls star mourned the death of her cat Gia Marie.
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Lahore's markets, schools, and courts were closed on Monday as the city mourned.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz mourned on Thursday the passing of the panel's chairman, Rep.
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Two days later, 1,200 students mourned them at a tear-streaked memorial service.
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Tolstoy would certainly have mourned the loss of a number of crucial elements.
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The official death date for Windows 10 Mobile shouldn't be mourned, but celebrated.
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Investigators from around the world mourned the loss of TerraServer on Tuesday morning.
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He mourned the relics of colonial rule, especially the loss of human potential.
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Taylor's death was mourned on social media by both fans and the famous.
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People who said they were relatives mourned him on social media on Wednesday.
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Elton John mourned Franklin's passing, thanking her for the performance at his benefit.
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Texas State and the Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Association mourned his death in tweets.
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The LGBT community mourned the victims at New York City's landmark Stonewall Inn.
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Without further ado: + Prince passed away last Thursday and the whole world mourned.
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Colleagues and politicians on both sides of the aisle publicly mourned GOP Sen.
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DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz mourned Rich's death in a statement released Monday.
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Architects mourned the sudden death of Zaha Hadid, 65, after a heart attack.
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She's a haunted woman who has already mourned their relationship and moved on.
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McCain, who will be mourned deeply on both sides of the political aisle.
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Babchenko thanked everyone who mourned his supposed death, according to the news service.
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Instead, I mourned the fact I didn't care enough about him to cry.
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The country saw and mourned what happened soon after in El Paso, Texas.
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Birthdays are celebrated, weddings are marked, children are born, and deaths are mourned.
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In a statement, Mayor Bill de Blasio said both firefighters would be mourned.
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His movies don't imagine a stable past to be mourned or longed for.
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They had mourned him as dead, and moved on — even his own father.
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" President Trump on Thursday mourned Cochran on Twitter, calling him "a great American.
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Relatives of the victims mourned the loss of their loved ones in Ukraine.
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It's meant to be poured over the rice; I mourned the last drop.
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January 5 Soleimani's body arrived in his home country, where thousands mourned him.
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These are people Jesus confided in, relied on, celebrated with and mourned with.
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His coworkers tweeted out details about his life as they mourned his loss.
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When Vine died a quiet and undeserved death in 2017, we all mourned.
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Family members of those trapped in the fire mourned from behind police cordons.
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She had lost her father and mourned the deaths of aunts and friends.
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They mourned the dead bushbuck but squealed when they saw the elephant dung.
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McKee was mourned, and much of that grieving played out on social media.
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And to think, we once mourned the death of a Jeffrey Dean Morgan character.
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When "Jersey Shore" ended, many people mourned the loss of their presence every "Jerzday."
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Kin Shriner, who played Dr. Baldwin's step-son Scotty, mourned the loss on Twitter.
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Victims identified, mourned Identifying Brussels bombing victims has been a long and difficult process.
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Grimmie's brother mourned the loss of his sister in a Facebook post on Saturday.
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On social media, people mourned the loss of Castillo and called him a hero.
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Murphy's death was also mourned by fellow comedians, actors, and friends on social media.
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His wife, Debra Riddell, mourned her husband in a public Facebook post Wednesday night.
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Following the news of his passing, country musicians and fans mourned Tillis on Twitter.
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Worldwide media reported the death of a Mouseketeer and fans mourned a lost talent.
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We pinpointed losses endured in the past year, mourned them, then let them go.
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And given the overall somberly gray hue of the show, that absence feels mourned.
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In a statement, the Astros mourned the loss of both of their former players.
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Ellen Pompeo mourned McDreamy's (Patrick Dempsey) death along with the fans of Grey's Anatomy.
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Members of the Bravo community mourned the loss as news of Elsa's death broke.
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On September 26, the restauranteur mourned the death of her Pomeranian named Pink Dog.
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The music community at large has widely mourned his passing with shock and remorse.
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King joined numerous horror creatives and filmmakers on social media who mourned Romero's passing.
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Hilary Duff lost a close friend today, as she mourned her beloved Frenchie Beau.
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Left with nothing, many survivors were fretting for their future, while others mourned losses.
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He mourned the victims and called for a global "moral awakening" on nuclear weapons.
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These are the places where America's war dead are best known and still mourned.
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John Katich (R) on Thursday mourned the death of Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington.
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Many said they mourned the loss of the long, hot showers of their past.
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She's mourned for their relationship and already made a choice, he never let go.
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On Monday, religious and secular leaders, Catholic and Protestant alike, mourned Bishop Daly's death.
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Stowe mourned in her upstairs office, which is lined in blue and gold wallpaper.
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Loved ones mourned on street corners while desensitized kids laughed and played close by.
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We weren't particularly mourned, and going into that next decade we were culturally sidelined.
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When she passed away of cancer in 2003, the city collectively mourned her death.
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The "pained parting" that the song mourned had a special resonance in my family.
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President Obama on Monday mourned the victims of a massive fire in Oakland, Calif.
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The final works in the show could be the shadows of those mourned for.
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In public Harding was a paragon of dignity, and his death was universally mourned.
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"He's a man to be mourned, but he lived a life to be celebrated."
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Cardoz's death was mourned by famous friends in both the restaurant and television industries.
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Following the crash, many of Hubert's peers in the racing community mourned his death.
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They mourned when Prime Minister Boris Johnson walloped their side in the latest election.
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His death was confirmed by director Rob Zombie, who mourned the actor on Facebook.
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Jameela Jamil also mourned Flack on Twitter, referencing tabloid headlines about the former host.
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Francis mourned those victims on Friday night in a haunting ceremony at a cathedral.
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I mourned more friendships that had been lost simply to the passage of time.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio praised Phelan's heroism and mourned his death in a tweet.
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Mr. Ellis's "True Blood" co-stars mourned him on social media over the weekend.
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Robert even mourned that we didn't have children before the end of his life.
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Editorial Every victim of terrorism is innocent, and every one is to be mourned.
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In 1995, when Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated, teachers and students mourned together.
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Following news of the incident, friends and family members mourned Smith's death on Facebook.
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As the nation mourned, relatives dug mass graves as colorful coffins lined the shores.
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Activist Alicia Garza mourned with a simple Facebook post at 7:14 pm: #BlackLivesMatter.
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Following news of Thalassitis' death, several British reality stars mourned his passing on social media.
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In an Instagram post last month, daughter Meghan McCain mourned Burma's loss to their family.
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One funeral home is offering free cremation services for the victims as the city mourned.
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His death was mourned by fellow comedians including Larry the Cable Guy and Gabriel Iglesias.
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And while we mourned the day the band broke up, Timberlake has proven his versatility.
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Mendes and her family mourned her brother as they celebrated the birth of her daughter.
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I mourned my natural breast, sweating in fear that my body would be mutilated forever.
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In Gaza mosques, loudspeakers mourned the dead, who were carried for burial in funeral marches.
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After the unfortunate demise of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's marriage, the internet mourned — briefly.
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Many in the music industry mourned Miller's death and rallied to commemorate his prolific career.
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Liberals once mourned the "ten lost years" of reform under Mr Xi's predecessor, Hu Jintao.
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The country then mourned a second attack on police on July 17 in Baton Rouge.
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Politicians uniformly and very publicly mourned the loss of life and sent thoughts and prayers.
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" The Nation's Washington editor, George Zornick, mourned the Northam campaign's validation of "Gillespie's racist narrative.
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We celebrated together and if we would have lost today we would have mourned together.
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The international figure skating community has mourned the loss of a talented and resilient athlete.
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Thousands mourned the 2009 death of Michael Jackson, but none more than his own children.
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His death was mourned by stars and fans alike when he died on Nov. 12.
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" Rocker Dave Navarro mourned the loss of Cornell, tweeting: "Such a terrible and sad loss!
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Following the sad news, Kenny Ortega, who directed the actor in Descendants, mourned his passing.
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There are few on-screen deaths mourned more than that of heartthrob Jack in Titanic.
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Once we announced our closing, the few who remained mourned — then we locked the doors.
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Having served many Mexican officials over the years, Torres was also mourned in political circles.
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And police departments mourned after officers were fatally ambushed in Dallas and in Baton Rouge.
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Indeed, even as their state remained solidly blue, many New Yorkers mourned not only Mrs.
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Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Wan Azizah Wan Ismail mourned her loss in a statement Sunday.
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Why allow it to become another thing mourned on the website Jeremiah's Vanishing New York?
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I never properly righted my wrongs, mourned my losses, or experienced the right cheesy epiphany.
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As another user mourned, "It's all about Pokémon Go now," I walked through the inn.
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People in Paris mourned with Macron, with observers lining the streets as the cathedral burned.
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As moviegoers filed into the theater on Saturday morning, they mourned a New York institution.
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I've learned that you can't create a new world until you've mourned the old one.
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When TMZ broke the news of Bryant's death, friends and fans mourned the NBA legend.
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Defying a heavy government show of force, Iranians mourned fellow citizens killed during the unrest.
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He will be mourned by many, first and foremost his wife and three surviving daughters.
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Liu was 61 when he died, both mourned and celebrated throughout much of the world.
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Reacting to the new release on social media, fans celebrated and mourned the musician anew.
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Some authors who started their careers at Spiegel & Grau mourned the end of the imprint.
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The mourned dead, like the great auk, the penguin of the north, only occasionally intrude.
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"Richard will be mourned by the people here, and HBO will change," Mr. Carter said.
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This year, the city mourned the loss of Elkin Ramírez Zapata, its first rock superstar.
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Even with a wide realm of possibility, they mourned the death of the short-lived album.
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The Cuban Communist Party mourned for "the commander of the Cuban Revolution" with the hashtag #UntilVictoryAlwaysFidel.
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Those who knew Matus, a 20173-year-old native of Ontario, Canada, mourned her on Facebook.
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Golf fans mourned when Arnold Palmer, a legend in the sport, died Sunday at age 87.
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PERHAPS nowhere in Europe was John McCain mourned more deeply than in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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He was 37, and was mourned as a national hero when news broke of his death.
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Musicians across the globe mourned Prince, including Stevie Wonder, who Prince cited as a major influence.
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Vine — the much loved and mourned short video hosting platform — will return, kind of, sort of.
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When she decided to leave last year after a decade at the helm, fans everywhere mourned.
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He is mourned by his 56,000 Facebook fans and all the animal lovers he made smile.
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Bachelor In Paradise fans mourned because she's the funniest member of the show — and she is.
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The dead are not mourned so much as they are posthumously venerated with music and dance.
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Many of Plata's 30 or so parishioners mourned the women's passing Thursday night at the church.
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Sandberg said she was surprised to find a wealth of resilience within herself as she mourned.
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The 19-year-old Indian citizen was mourned by India's minister of external affairs Sushma Swara.
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It changed everything about how the public mourned celebrities and how the news covered their deaths.
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Jaeger had grown attached to many of his Syrian contacts and mourned when they were killed.
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I have mourned with grieving families searching for answers — and found grace in a Charleston church.
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Clinton on Wednesday mourned the loss of Peres, who also served twice as Israel's prime minister.
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"The scope of Louisiana's disinvestment is both startling and unique," mourned The Advocate of Baton Rouge.
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Virgin America's loyal fans (if not its shareholders) mourned the news of the $4 billion deal.
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Even as we mourned the loss of the fight we had to marvel at the novelty.
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Lahren made the comments on the day the nation mourned the 17th anniversary of the Sept.
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As the nation mourned, President Lyndon B. Johnson urged Congress to enact stricter gun control legislation.
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Elsewhere family and friends mourned the deaths of the 12 people killed in the church blasts.
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Foster was also by McPhee's side weeks later as she mourned the loss of her father.
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Having mourned his cows, Nicodème now kept goats, which he had procured from the Bagesera people.
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The death was widely mourned in a country that is hungry for role models and heroes.
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We mourned 32 lives killed by arson at a gay bar in New Orleans in 1973.
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His death in September at age 13 made national news headlines and was mourned by many.
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And yet people have always thought we could use more of it and mourned its passing.
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At the scene, a mother was beside herself as she mourned her 12-year-old son.
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The scientific community and world at large mourned the death of John Glenn, decorated American astronaut.
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First we mourned and eventually we adjusted to life in a post-Ronda, McGregor-dominated world.
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The two female rhinos were quietly grazing at the conservancy on Tuesday, where staff mourned Sudan.
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Cruelly and ironically, when I grieved the climate crisis, I mourned the coming onslaught of pandemics.
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Perhaps not since Prince has the world so collectively and deeply mourned one of its beloved.
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Ever since, that day has been celebrated — or mourned — for formally ushering in the Prohibition Era.
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He was mourned on Twitter by police departments in California, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Why she, even she — O God, a beast that wants discourse of reasonWould have mourned longer!
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I briefly re-mourned a close friendship that ended with a searing falling out via email.
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The American military was on alert as tens of thousands mourned the assassinations of Maj. Gen.
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She, and those who mourned her, set off for the small village where it all began.
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In Iran, the ayatollah vowed "forceful revenge" as the country mourned the death of General Suleimani.
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Residents of Pensacola mourned the attacks and offered their condolences to affected members of the community.
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Social media users mourned his passing with emotional tributes, calling him a legend and an icon.
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Following news of the singers' death, many of his friends and former collaborators mourned his passing.
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After his death, co-stars and Hollywood peers were among those who mourned St. John's loss.
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Many other celebrities whose lives had been touched by the rising star also mourned his death.
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We had trained together, deployed together and, over our unit's wounded and killed soldiers, mourned together.
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Online, members of The Walking Dead and the acting community mourned the death of their co-worker.
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Earlier in the day, the "Same Old Love" singer mourned the loss of her friend on Twitter.
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Unsurprisingly, when the news of her death broke on Tuesday, some Star Wars fans mourned the latter.
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Actress Peyton List, who played Cameron's sibling on Jessie, mourned his death in a heartbreaking Instagram post.
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Bourdain's closest friends mourned his loss throughout the weekend, posting photos and heartfelt messages on social media.
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Turn's Samuel Roukin and 2885867726006345728: Legacy's Bailey Chase, who both worked with Bernecker, also mourned his passing.
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Today, in the wake of his death, he is being mourned by everyone from Questlove to Diddy.
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Actress Peyton List, who played Boyce's sibling on Jessie, mourned his death in a heartbreaking Instagram post.
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Officials with the Grand Forks Air Force Base mourned the loss in a statement shared on Facebook.
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Illustrators and comedians, including one-time guest editor "Weird Al" Yankovic, mourned the magazine's effective closure online.
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For months fans mourned the musical genius by showing up by the hundreds to pay their respects.
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Global tributes President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama were among those who mourned Ali's passing.
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When David Bowie died last January, people the world over mourned the loss of the great musician.
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He will be mourned and missed by everyone who knew him and the millions who love him.
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Last night, Twitter briefly mourned the loss of Corinne, but quickly moved onto policing Nick Viall's fashion.
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Why she, even she — O God, a beast that wants discourse of reason Would have mourned longer!
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She recently mourned the death of her Erin Brockovich costar Albert Finney, who died earlier this month.
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While many world leaders mourned Castro's death, Cuban-Americans took to the streets of Miami in celebration.
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Hundreds of storm chasers and weather geeks mourned the death of U.S. actor Bill Paxton this weekend.
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The song's composer, Sonny Curtis, mourned Moore's death in an emotional interview with the New York Post.
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Residents mourned the obliteration of local spots, such as Kapoho's beautiful tidepools, that were consumed by lava.
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But bodies could be embalmed and brought home, to be seen, one last time, beloved and mourned.
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On June 19th an estimated 65,000 people mourned her at a stadium in Naha, Okinawa's prefectural capital.
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Reading through a couple of old newspaper clippings, Bisson Sykes mourned a pastime inexorably slipping into memory.
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The surviving Beatles mourned George Martin, their record producer and hands-on musical guide, who was 90.
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And they mourned for a 162-year-old party that is starting to seem unrecognizable to them.
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The city mourned, and thousands attended a memorial service in the FedEx Forum, where the Grizzlies play.
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Insiders who had heard the original album mourned what they considered to be a push toward pop.
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After the NYPD confirmed Amofah's death, "Etika" became Twitter's top trending topic worldwide as his followers mourned.
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Ever since Bolt Thrower's much-mourned demise, the world of death metal has felt a little... empty.
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But the same concerns that led to the development of those rarely mourned multipurpose stadiums persist today.
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But when I lost my pregnancy, it wasn't the physical body of the fetus that I mourned.
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Former President Obama on Thursday mourned longtime Pittsburgh Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney, who died Thursday at 84.
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Mourning Kobe Everyone from current and former NBA players to former President Barack Obama mourned Bryant's death.
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Countless like it sent their young men off to war, and countless mourned when they didn't return.
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He met many others who hadn't read the Pioneer in years, but still mourned its final edition.
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He will be mourned and missed by everyone who know him and the millions who love him.
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As Christians in Alexandria mourned the latest victims, some wondered if this time it would end differently.
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And tens of thousands of families mourned the death of loved ones who died by firearm suicide.
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President Trump on Thursday mourned the death of a Utah man killed in Wednesday's attack in London.
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On the evening of the 2016 election, as unfathomable returns rolled in, Jordan mourned for us all.
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Upon hearing the news of Castro's death, the people of Cuba and the Cuban-American community mourned and grieved; they mourned for the lives that had been taken away from them by Castro, and they grieved for the friends and loved ones they have lost at his hands.
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And just three days ago, the actress mourned the loss of her close friend's pit bull named Angel.
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Emotions were raw then as Egyptians mourned the hundreds killed in the government crackdown following the massive protests.
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This week, Bill Gates mourned the passing of Paul Allen, his Microsoft co-founder and long-time friend.
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Residents mourned the loss of the pristine bayous of their youth, of their favorite fishing and hunting spots.
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At another vigil on Sunday, hundreds of El Paso community members mourned together at the County Sports Park.
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Following the shooting in the Frayser neighborhood in Memphis, violent unrest erupted as members of the community mourned.
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Game of Thrones fans mourned when he watched his daughter Myrcella (Aimee Richardson) die in front of him.
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But it is reflecting on these details that reminds us that such lives are worthy of being mourned.
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Mark Wahlberg, who starred in Boogie Nights opposite Reynolds, also mourned the loss of the legend and friend.
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Cats were mummified and formally mourned by their owners, who shaved their eyebrows off when their kitties died.
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Many feared that Lisa did not know her daughter was dead – even as the world mourned for her.
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Bowie was discreetly cremated in New York City and his family mourned the loss with a private ceremony.
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For just a moment, we felt history belonged to all of us, and we mourned our common loss.
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On Thursday, friends and family mourned the mother on social media, describing her as loving, intelligent, and hardworking.
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" He also applauded those serving in the fight against terrorism and mourned those who "paid the ultimate sacrifice.
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Trumpism was a reasonably coherent ideology—and its death deserves to be mourned even by his political enemies.
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Leading lawmakers mourned McIntyre after the news of his death, which was first reported by E&E News.
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As Murray's final return hit the net, Verdasco celebrated, swinging his racket, and Murray mourned in silence. ♦
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As friends and families mourned, many are taking notice of how far gay culture has progressed among Latinos.
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Community leaders and families in both cities mourned their lost loved ones in the days after the shootings.
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Authors and celebrities have mourned the author on social media, sharing stories and favorite quotes from her work.
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The country, in the midst of the Great Depression, mourned Rockne as the unimpeachable icon that he was.
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Tech companies also mourned prince, posting images to their social media or introducing features meant to memorialize Prince.
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A.J. Ellis went East, Carlos Ruiz went West, and both fan bases mourned the losses of local favorites.
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Scaffolding blocks access to the statue of President Liu on a large, open-air platform, where people mourned.
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He was also mourned at the vigil, which was held at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse Sunken Garden.
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Next week in Detroit, Ms. Franklin will be mourned in a way usually reserved for heads of state.
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Kylie Rae Harris was mourned by her friends and family in a celebration of life service on Wednesday.
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As police investigated and a city mourned the carnage Monday, the stories of those killed began to emerge.
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When the last male northern white rhinoceros died in March, people mourned the beloved mammal's step toward extinction.
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For everybody in this place, there was someone who mourned their loss, even if they didn't know why.
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In New York or Los Angeles, the loss of a favorite establishment is an event to be mourned.
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While the current fire catastrophe is unprecedented, these are not the first climate-related losses Australia has mourned.
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Chinese citizens have mourned his death on the social-media platform Weibo, lauding the doctor as a hero.
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Not a single Democratic leader, candidate or other politician, "mourned" Soleimani or expressed sadness over the man's death.
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Standing in the rain, residents sobbed as they mourned family members and waited for news of those missing.
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Presidents and pastors mourned his death, calling the evangelist one of this country's most successful and beloved preachers.
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He never attained the international stature of Miyazaki, though he is revered (and now mourned) in animation circles.
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By the end of Friday, those critiques had eased as many mourned for the officers that lost their lives.
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" Cyrus, meanwhile, mourned the loss of their home on Twitter, writing, "Completely devestated by the fires affecting my community.
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The restaurant world mourned the loss of chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain following his reported suicide Friday morning.
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"I mourned for the kid I thought I was getting, but I got a totally upgraded version," Jen said.
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Officials with Ray's New Garden, the Chinese restaurant where Ching worked, mourned the woman's death in a Facebook post.
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Actress Evan Rachel Wood, of Westworld, mourned the loss of the western town where the HBO show was set.
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A large number of musicians mourned his death on social media just minutes after news broke of his death.
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" Surviving chimps were reportedly aware that their matriarch had passed, and mourned her "with hand touches and soft vocalizations.
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And the world mourned a gorilla shot on camera by… making memes and dick jokes about the entire thing.
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So that evening I had a beer and mourned the old man just in case no one else did.
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Maurizio was not, as the New York Times reported in '98, "deeply mourned" by his family upon his passing.
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Because, poor, under-appreciated Annabelle is played by no other than Stranger Things' favorite mourned-for alum, Shannon Purser.
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Lawrence mourned the loss of his friend, joining the flood of fans who paid tribute to him on Twitter.
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Hollywood mourned the Oscar-nominated star of The Unsinkable Molly Brown and Singin' in the Rain on social media.
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Underwood sent her home that very night, much to the dismay of viewers on Twitter, who mourned her loss.
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Rescuers packed one body bag after another while firefighters put out the remaining flames and survivors mourned the dead.
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The wrestling community mourned his death on Thursday, with many close to the ring reminiscing on memories with Slater.
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Almena triggered vitriol on social media after he mourned his personal loss after the fire, without mentioning lives lost.
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We have mourned the killings of Terence Crutcher in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and that of Kevin Lamar Scott in Charlotte.
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The death of loot boxes probably isn't going to be mourned by many outside of game publishers' accounting departments.
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You should have mourned the loss of those ports by now, but I understand grieving is a slow process.
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In the wake of Emily's death, Amber mourned the loss in a Facebook post, according to the Post-Dispatch.
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Too often, suicide is viewed as a death people bring on themselves and thus less worthy of being mourned.
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Ali was a three-time world heavyweight boxing champion and many who mourned him online were fellow athletic titans.
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The holding might be mourned as a missed opportunity in the fight against partisan gerrymandering in the United States.
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For an exquisite moment, rather than mourn the loss of my partner, I mourned the loss of my bravery.
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And they have mourned the loss of loved ones who fell victim to the crumbling medical system in Venezuela.
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I have listened to the compositions of Smetana and Dvorak, in which they mourned the deaths of their children.
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Cameron Boyce's father, Victor Boyce, mourned the death of his son and thanked fans for the outpouring of support.
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The USA Veterans Hope Center in Springfield, Missouri, mourned the death of Bob Williams, who was a board member.
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Virginia lawmakers mourned the victims of a shooting in Virginia Beach that killed 2628 and injured six people Friday.
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Just the week before, the brothers had watched as America mourned one of its most famous Muslims, Muhammad Ali.
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MORE (R-Minn.) on Saturday mourned the passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, but got his name wrong.
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Winthrop: There were a lot of people who mourned the Twilight Zone like the death of a best friend.
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He spoke to other dissidents, absorbed Libya's mixed atmosphere of promise and danger, and mourned for his lost father.
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Astronomers mourned the loss but celebrated a mission that changed their lives and enlarged the universe and its possibilities.
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In June, Oslo's food world mourned the closing of Pjoltergeist, a rule-breaking bistro run by Atli Mar Yngvason.
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The destruction of Jews in the Holocaust is a tragic one, even more often told and commemorated and mourned.
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Air conditioning, almost as essential as air in sticky, subtropical Florida, was mourned from the Keys to the Panhandle.
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While Cleveland is home to the Cavaliers, the city still mourned the loss of the longtime California basketball star.
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Pinkett Smith mourned her friend deeply when he was shot and killed in 1996 at the age of 25.
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She has mourned her dead father and she mourns him still, and she will mourn him until memory stops.
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On one page, he questioned why people "mourned for anti-Semitism when there is Semitic genocide," the complaint said.
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They mourned Soleimani more than they mourn our Gold Star families who are the ones who suffered under Soleimani.
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The NBA world mourned the loss of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gigi at the Staples Center on Monday.
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Palestinian Americans mourned and protested against Israel's successive wars on the Gaza Strip in 2008-2009, 2012, and 2014.
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JUST NOW -- OBAMA REACTS TO OAKLAND FIRE: President Obama mourned the victims of a massive fire in Oakland, Calif.
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She deserved far better than to be killed and left in a location unknown to those who mourned her.
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Cano is long gone now, still mourned by (mainly young) fans who appreciate excellent play when they see it.
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When Stephen Hawking died in March at the age of 76, the world mourned a beloved and visionary scientist.
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Twitter obviously mourned along with the singer while the world continued to spin, but just a little less loved-up.
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Players have mourned the loss of infinite-use shaders, items that can change the color of our armor and weapons.
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Players and fans around baseball mourned Fernández's loss on social media, in moments of silence and in many ballpark tributes.
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Mattis' departure was mourned by lawmakers of both parties who saw him as a stabilizing figure within the Trump administration.
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Pariana fans mourned, and in February of 2019, Grande released her ex appreciation song "thank u, next," which named Davidson.
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Many emo fans past and present have mourned the tour's disbandment on social media as the end of an era.
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The late ape was widely mourned, and soon he became a viral superstar, birthing the "Dicks Out For Harambe" movement.
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Her fellow congresswomen mourned her on social media, many of them calling her a trailblazer and a force of nature.
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On Tuesday, Lance Nelson, who Drury identified on social media as her boyfriend, mourned his late girlfriend in a post.
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Cecil and David — who were intellectually disabled — were mourned in a joint funeral at the Rodef Shalom temple on Tuesday.
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Perry has been publicly mourned by friends and costars alike, including Riverdale stars Lili Reinhart, Molly Ringwald and Casey Cott.
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We mourned the loss of toenails, but losing fingernails was a relief—finally, those blackened blood blisters underneath would depressurize.
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He left an impressive musical legacy as well as many, many close friends behind, and is still mourned every day.
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In the aftermath of the snowy obelisk's removal, some members of the group suggested a petition, while others just mourned.
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In another apartment, her father, Mahmoud Hassanen, grieved with friends and neighbors while her mother mourned separately several doors away.
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In the time since Hussle's death, many have mourned the rapper on social media, including his friends, family, and fans.
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The actress, 36, mourned his death in a touching tribute to her father on Instagram Sunday, sharing a childhood photo.
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Twenty years ago that was how they responded when the UK visibly and openly mourned the death of Princess Diana.
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In November, we will remember who stood with the gun lobby, rather than their constituents, as we mourned for Orlando.
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Her friends and family mourned her like she was dead, until with time it was they who began to die.
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In 2010, Clinton mourned his death and said Byrd was "a true American original, my friend and mentor," CNN reported.
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The story of how Americans joined together in unions to make jobs better is not a history to be mourned.
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Ms. Lopez-Bartlett publicly mourned her son on his online memorial page, even suggesting that she might join him soon.
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He was an honest individual with a sense of integrity, and he is being mourned by those who loved him.
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Skip Marley Katy Perry mourned Clinton's loss on election night 211 at the Javits Center, holding hands with Lady Gaga.
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Though they welcomed the freedom to travel and consume, they just as often mourned the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Men, he mourned, were just trying to figure out who they were supposed to be in this strange new world.
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He mourned the toll it had taken on his family, especially on his mother, who supported him emotionally and financially.
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As heartbroken fans mourned George Michael, who died on Christmas Day at age 53, questions swirled about his final weeks.
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America mourned with us — buckets of flowers, handmade cards and books on grief poured in, making us feel less alone.
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Also to recognize that invariably the mother knew and mourned the anniversary of a pregnancy termination or a natural loss.
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The family was also mourned on the small Greek island of Aegina, where Ms. Caneiro's father, Vlassis Karidis, was born.
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Mr. Biden decided against a run four years ago as he mourned his son Beau, who died in May 2015.
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After Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris two decades ago, she was mourned as a national hero.
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"The sudden and tragic loss of Mr. Oblokulov and members of his family is mourned by those who knew him."
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Others hardly mourned at all, keeping quiet all the same, out of fear, respect or a sense of social obligation.
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Chef Jet Tila, who has appeared on Chopped, Cutthroat Kitchen as well as Guy's Grocery Games, also mourned Ruiz's death.
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As the nation mourned, the president decided to delay his address, for the first and only time in American history.
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My 5-year-old played with kids his age while we mourned inside, resisting hate even unknowingly with his innocence.
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Paul Njoroge mourned his mother-in-law, wife and children at the crash site and reflected on their last moments.
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"The other half of the week, I sat in my one-bedroom in my underwear and I mourned," he recalled.
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Barbara Bach, who played opposite Moore in The Spy Who Loved Me as Anya Amasova, mourned the late star as well.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said he mourned the victims as martyrs and vowed to push ahead with the campaign.
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On social media, friends mourned Dunham and Dingman, sharing photos of desert drives, days spent boating, and hanging out with friends.
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The golf community mourned the athlete's death on Twitter, including Azahara Muñoz Vickers, a professional golfer who is also from Spain.
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Like the rest of the Twin Cities and the world mourning the pop star's life, these people of faith also mourned.
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As we all know by now, #TeamEric mourned as she told him she loved him, but wasn't in love with him.
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There were no caucus results to be celebrated, or explained, or mourned, given the state party's problems with reporting the data.
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St. John's death came two weeks after he mourned the loss of his son Julian with ex-wife Mia St. John.
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Montreal, the Canadian city that has deep ties to France, mourned the tragedy that unfolded during Bastille Day, France's national holiday.
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Garry Shandling is being mourned by his close friends after the star of The Larry Sanders Show died Thursday at 66.
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That same year, Gayheart was hit with more tragedy as she mourned the loss of her 38-year-old sister, Rachel.
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Following Cunningham's death, countless fashion editors, designers, and photographers mourned the loss in the form of essays, drawings, and Instagram posts.
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He was mourned by several high-profile rappers, including Wu Tang Clan member Raekwon the Chef, who tweeted about Walker's death.
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McConnell's promise As conservatives mourned Scalia's death they also digested the monumental impact his passing would have on the Supreme Court.
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Much Loved Bob was mourned by thousands of animal lovers on Facebook when he passed away the day after CNN's visit.
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The mill jobs that once made Youngstown hum have been mourned for decades, with many hopeful they will one day return.
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"As my family mourned and the world paid tribute, Sully never left my grandfather's side," Hager said on Today on Thursday.
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" Following the tragic news of his death, the nation has mourned the passing of the man who called himself "The Greatest.
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Once we've mourned and comforted each other, it's time to take action — or, sadly, we'll end up in the same place.
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St. John's death came two weeks after he mourned the loss of his son Julian with ex-wife Mia St. John.
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" This was a blow to Foamhenge fans, who mourned the loss of the cup like an old friend: "This is tragic.
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I'd already mourned my favorite aunt, who died of AIDS in Tennessee after contracting it when she was using crack cocaine.
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Construction workers are rarely seen as heroes and death or injury on the job are not mourned outside of their families.
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However, the police first went after the wrong dealer—and as she mourned, Olt began to see the situation very differently.
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President Trump on Tuesday mourned the death of Russia's ambassador to the United Nations, who passed away suddenly a day earlier.
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Earlier this week, members mourned the loss of Tony Award-winning playwright Terrence McNally, who died from coronavirus complications at 81.
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President Kennedy (in 1964); Francis Robinson, a longtime Met official (1981); and Luciano Pavarotti (2008) were all mourned with the Requiem.
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I watched the heroic efforts of Luke Skywalker and cheered him on, I watched the fall of Anakin Skywalker and mourned.
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In the past, Cerny has mourned the relative lag console audio has suffered as other technologies evolve at a faster pace.
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I don't know what my parents' thinking was, but I've always mourned the fact that I could have been completely bilingual.
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The music industry's top stars mourned Bryant leading up to the show, from Taylor Swift to Demi Lovato and John Legend.
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Restaurateur Harry Morton was mourned at a memorial in Beverly Hills on Saturday, one week after reportedly suffering a heart attack.
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Others mourned the end of a collaboration that brought Mormon children into contact with non-Mormons, and taught the boys grit.
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Multiple generations of comedians mourned Jerry Lewis and celebrated his work after news of his death at 91 broke Sunday afternoon.
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The world mourned Garland after her accidental overdose, and her open casket funeral was quite the event on June 27, 1969.
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As my siblings, mom, extended family and I mourned, it felt more important than ever to add kids to the family.
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" Her family mourned the teen on Thursday, saying, "We lost a very special, very talented, and very well-loved young woman.
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Mattis' shock departure was mourned by lawmakers of both parties who saw him as a stabilizing figure within the Trump administration.
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Officers who had known Officer Liu and mourned with his family, came to the hospital to share in a joyful occasion.
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The club had actually been a source of tourism and considerable economic revenue for the city, and everyone mourned its departure.
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Her death prompted enormous protests throughout the country as millions mourned and demanded political criminal justice reforms, including strengthened sexual violence legislation.
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It hurts for many reasons, but if there's any solace to glean from the loss, it's that Bowie has been properly mourned.
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St. John's death came two weeks after he publicly mourned the loss of his son Julian with ex-wife Mia St. John.
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I mourned the loss to some extent, but it didn't really sink in until Ben sent me a Slack message one morning.
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Fans across generations mourned his death, noting that it came just a month after the passing of his television daughter, Patty Duke.
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This new vision of Hollywood was the one that venerated Sidney Poitier, wore red ribbons for AIDS awareness, openly mourned Rock Hudson.
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While his relatives have reportedly been too distraught to comment, his employer, What If Media, mourned his passing on Facebook on Wednesday.
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Last year, the community cheered when two chicks took their initial flights and mourned when one died after flying into a window.
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"Glenn Rhee was also a holistic, complex portrayal of an Asian American male character — an endangered species on cable," another viewer mourned.
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PEOPLE's efforts to reach Matus' friends and family were unsuccessful Tuesday, but some of those who knew her mourned her on Facebook.
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The day after the shooting, YNW Melly mourned the loss of his "brothers" in an Instagram post full of breaking heart emojis.
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Also on Friday, Morgan mourned her daughter's loss in a post that showed herself cradling Emmy in her arms in the hospital.
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While Szabo's relatives have reportedly been too distraught to comment, his employer, What If Media, mourned his passing on Facebook on Wednesday.
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Hollywood and fans alike mourned the loss of actor Albert Finney when news of his death at age 82 broke on Friday.
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He thanked the public for their show of loyalty towards his father, still widely mourned after a rule that spanned seven decades.
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His friends mourned something more: the loss of a man who was warmer, funnier and far more complex than the public knew.
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Causes for indigestion include the February 22019 Channel NewsAsia article's photo of 12 dead dogs being mourned by a protestor in Taipei.
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As millions mourned for Jack Pearson, whose cause of death was revealed on Sunday night's episode, Milo Ventimiglia was watching along himself.
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In the time since Hussle's death, many have mourned the Grammy-nominated rapper on social media, including his friends, family, and fans.
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From top-billed stars, to producers and session players, few genres are left that have not mourned an important loss in 2016.
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"While I've mourned for my old life, now I'm figuring out this new life," Duffy, who considers George Clooney a friend, says.
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She was a divisive figure, loved and deeply mourned as a quasi-saint by some and reviled and strongly criticized by others.
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He flirted with a bid in 22019 but ultimately decided not to run while he mourned the death of his son, Beau.
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The African-American Mayors Association (AAMA) on Thursday mourned the deaths of two black men killed in separate police shootings this week.
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This loss of journalists inside U.S. borders is being mourned by political figures who often have divisive relationships with the news media.
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Two friends of 15-year-old Leila Hernandez, who was killed during the shooting, mourned for her at a service on Sunday.
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She mourned the dissolution of the Cambodia National Rescue Party, which she said had worked to guarantee basic rights for garment workers.
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And the country mourned the death of Jalal Talabani, the pragmatic Kurdish leader who for nearly a decade served as Iraq's president.
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As Victims Are Mourned in Florida, a Search for Solace, and Action Funerals and worship services after the shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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In January, the synagogue mourned the death of Blaze Bernstein, a college student whose body was found in an Orange County park.
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But what happens when those being mourned have withheld — or at the very least played down — a crucial aspect of their life?
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Fans, athletes, and sports journalists mourned the losses of one of basketball's greatest icons and one of its most promising future athletes.
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Whisky, wine and memories as friends mourned Michael Seidenberg — and also Brazenhead, a secret bookstore he ran out of his Manhattan apartment.
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This is worth celebrating, even as the Chernobyl accident itself must be mourned and studied for the hubris and failure it represents.
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While the world mourned the death of Carrie Fisher, her Star Wars costar Daisy Ridley had to keep the legend's spirit alive.
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Additional Reading Dignitaries React to the Death of Barbara Bush Barbara Bush Mourned in Houston as a Revered Matriarch and 'Salty' Neighbor
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His death was mourned by the leaders of Israel and Palestine, whose conflict was a major preoccupation during his decades in power.
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He was buried in Iran on Tuesday after tens of thousands mourned him in a ceremony led by Iran&aposs supreme leader.
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But lawmakers in the party have not praised or mourned Soleimani as Trump and the White House have claimed they have. Rep.
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But also joining in the chorus of Republicans claiming Democrats had mourned the passing of Soleimani was former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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St. John joined the cast of "The Young & the Restless" in 1991 and some of his costars also mourned his loss publicly.
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The power of his voice resonated Saturday on the streets as fans mourned at a Mexican plaza where his bronze statue stands.
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Canada mourned the six people killed while praying at a mosque last week in Quebec, immigrants from Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Guinea.
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Roy E. Barnes, the last Democrat to hold the office, mourned what he depicted as the disenfranchisement of the state's political center.
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Several previous theft victims have mourned their stolen trees in a similar way to the Iimuras, portraying it as a familial loss.
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A photo of Geoffrey the Giraffe holding a suitcase inside an empty store went viral, and shoppers mourned the childhood favorite chain.
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You can still be sentimental: If she's ever mourned over a lost bracelet or a broken mug, try to find a close replacement.
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Country music singer Merle Haggard died of pneumonia on Wednesday — and was immediately remembered and mourned by fellow musicians, celebrities and his family.
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In February, the world mourned the death of Thomas, a 40-year-old goose from the Wellington Bird Rehabilitation Trust in New Zealand.
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Australia Day marks the arrival of the First Fleet into Sydney Cove in 1788, a date which is mourned by many indigenous people.
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When NASA's Opportunity rover was declared dead in February, the space community mourned the loss of one of its most tenacious robotic explorers.
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In Baton Rouge, LA, they mourned the July 5 death of Alton Sterling, killed outside the convenience store where he sold bootleg CDs.
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BILL HICKS, a much-mourned comedian, would pause in the middle of his act as if a thought had just occurred to him.
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While the nation mourned with vigils and commemorative events, gunmen in Chicago were also wreaking havoc on the city long plagued with violence.
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Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and her family had spent almost half a decade (after a time jump) mourning Michael; viewers had mourned him, too.
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The Taj Mahal, their most famous monument, was a homage to the memory of Mumtaz Mahal, the emperor Shah Jahan's most-mourned wife.
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Those who mourned the loss of the iPhone's headphone jack might want to prepare to bid it farewell on the MacBook Pro, too.
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Following Bowie's death, fan tributes erupted around the world as his family – including wife Iman, son Duncan and daughter Alexandria – mourned their loss.
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Trump on Friday mourned the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, who were killed this week at the hands of police officers.
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Fans mourned the death of Abby Nicole (née Abby Uecker) in the wake of her death at the Thayer County Fair in Deshler.
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Just last month, Garner mourned the loss of her pet chicken, Regina George, who shared a name with Rachel McAdams' Mean Girls character.
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The world mourned the loss of a legendary musician on Thursday, but those closest to Prince say the world lost so much more.
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In the wake of Porter's death, Combs has publicly mourned her absence and in early March, revealed that he regretted never marrying her.
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After the news broke, Boo's many fans mourned his death online and offered love and gratitude to his family for sharing his journey.
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It was devastating because not only did I mourn the loss of Nicole, but I mourned the loss of OJ and that relationship.
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Miller's mother Karen Meyers also mourned her son's death on Instagram with a photo of the pair smiling at a Pittsburgh Pirates game.
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When XXXTentacion was mourned publicly by celebrities after his death, some people were critical, stating that it was wrong to honor an abuser.
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Sen. John McCain's children and members of the public mourned his death, together, at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix on Wednesday evening.
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Fueling Ford's trajectory from viciously mocked to politely mourned, his cancer demonstrated how malleable our emotional responses are in light of our moralizations.
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As fans on social media mourned Pavone's death, so did bandmate Joshua Moore, who posted a photo of the two together on Instagram.
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Two weeks before he was found dead, Kristoff St. John mourned the loss of his son, who died by suicide four years ago.
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Following his passing, Harris spoke to PEOPLE exclusively and mourned the loss of her husband, who she said was one-of-a-kind.
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Katie Harrell, a spokeswoman for the nonprofit California Oak Mortality Task Force, said Native Americans mourned the death of trees in their habitat.
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Luis S. Vielma, 22, worked on a Harry Potter ride at Universal Studios, and was mourned on Twitter by the author J.K. Rowling.
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The article stoked sadness and finger-pointing across social media as people mourned the loss of the 22016-million-year-old natural wonder.
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Even Xbox chief Phil Spencer mourned the absence of the company's biggest competitor, stating, "I wish Sony was here," during a live stream.
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"After 47 years in law enforcement — in Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia — I've mourned far too many officers killed by guns," Ramsey said.
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Years later, after American commandos killed Bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011, Mr. Khashoggi mourned his old acquaintance and what he had become.
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On the eve of the murder, she mourned the death of Matheus Melo, a 23-year-old who was shot while leaving church.
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I miss the friends who have celebrated with me during moments of great joy and have mourned with me when times were tough.
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The fatal fire rattled a deeply religious community that mourned the dead on Monday night in a procession of vehicles carrying the victims.
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It marks the moment when people either chose to become Remedy fans, or mourned the end of the studio's involvement with Max Payne.
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Everyone who's ever loved a dog knows the true depth of that loss, even if they've never met the specific dog being mourned.
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CNN reports that in newly recovered text messages delivered to Congress this week, Lisa Page and Peter Strzok mourned Comey and debated Mueller.
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In the days since his death, people have mourned the loss by sharing touching tributes and sharing heartfelt stories about the basketball star.
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Thousands across the country mourned the icon's death -- and he now joins a list of other athletes who were killed in aircraft accidents.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, condemned the attack in a tweet on Friday, saying she mourned the officers who were protecting protesters.
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The vice president spoke of McCain as the former GOP presidential nominee was being mourned and celebrated at a memorial service in Phoenix.
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Having achieved heroic status, Ken Allen was mourned by San Diego when he died in 2000, The Associated Press reported at the time.
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Since graduating from college, since getting engaged and then married, since moving to this new, worse city, Karen had mourned her growing isolation.
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David Spade, who is related to late designer Kate Spade through marriage, mourned his sister-in-law on Instagram yesterday in a moving statement.
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Image Courtesy of Mark WittonWhen much-beloved Motörhead frontman Lemmy left our planet for a more metal one back in 2015, the world mourned.
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The city also covered the statues with black tarp while it mourned the deaths of Heyer and two troopers who died during the rally.
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Elly Mayday's thousands of fans mourned this week after learning that the 215-year-old model had died of ovarian cancer on March 1.
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While Hart mourned in 2008, Pink joined him in Las Vegas to celebrate his brother's life, despite the pair being separated at the time.
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Give it a couple of weeks, and if recent history has proved anything, Instagram's widely mourned little hipster camera will be a distant memory.
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How Hollywood mourned her death As news of her death broke, her fans, friends and costars began sharing tribute messages to the late star.
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Fellow authors, citizens and public figures mourned the author's death on Twitter, remembering him as a towering moral figure who had a profound influence.
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FEW NIGERIANS will have mourned the death of Mamman Nur, a senior figure in Boko Haram, one of the world's most brutal terrorist groups.
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Then again, Walt was mourned by his fans, or at least the ones who saw him as a hero rather than an anti-hero.
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Frankie Muniz was already going through a difficult time as he mourned his late uncle — and then his cat caused his house to flood.
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He is mourned, but his death doesn't launch him into the kind of martyrdom that exempts him from being held accountable for his actions.
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Hollywood mourned Reynolds' death at the time, with everyone from Clint Eastwood and Arnold Schwarzenegger to Steve Harvey and Kate Hudson expressing their sadness.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta, who worked with Collymore on a joint government and private sector initiative to draw up anti-corruption strategies, mourned his passing.
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As Grande mourned the death of her ex, her whirlwind romance with Davidson also ended, with the pair calling off their engagement in October.
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Greens mourned the federal government's decision in 2018 to buy the existing Trans Mountain pipeline, which carries oil from Alberta to the west coast.
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A monumental loss The world mourned Ali's death on Friday night at age 74, the result of septic shock due to unspecified natural causes.
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As the nation mourned the two soldiers' deaths, India's finance minister, who's recently taken on the defense portfolio, expressed his anger in a tweet.
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Members of the Morro Bay Presbyterian Church also mourned the tragic death of their beloved pastor, whose last sermon was scheduled for Jan. 6.
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Although many saw it coming, this was still the symbolic end of an era — and eras are, for the most part, to be mourned.
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When Craiglist retired its personals section, the internet collectively mourned the loss of one of the OG places to find a quick fling online.
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Amy Beverland Elementary school and education officials around Indianapolis paid tribute to Jordan on Tuesday as they mourned the loss of a beloved educator.
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With those of us who have passed away, it's really important that we honour those that have passed away, and that they are mourned.
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Some bodies pulled from the sea were cremated last week as relatives and friends mourned the identified victims in the coastal town of Dawei.
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We thought nobody would come that night, but they congregated at the bar, and together we danced and mourned, cried and hugged one another.
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Some of the most intense fighting was in Chongqing, where in recent days some residents mourned at China's only surviving sizable Red Guard cemetery.
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Last week, we mourned the six-year anniversary of the day we lost one of the greatest TV characters of all time, Khal Drogo.
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The first entry of Jeremiah's Vanishing New York, in July, 2007, mourned the Greenwich Village speakeasy Chumley's, which had closed after a chimney collapsed.
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We've mourned the loss of some of the world's most beloved entertainers — David Bowie, Alan Rickman, Prince, Gene Wilder, to name but a few.
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Given how much brilliant music is being made by new and different voices, the retreat of that cult is not greatly to be mourned.
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It's not a new problem — in years past my husband and I mourned the loss of the Empire Diner in Chelsea and Vercesi Hardware.
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If her parents mourned the fey little sprite she had been, they loved her too tenderly to give her the least sign of it.
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Irakoze, who played a outspoken, opinionated character in his sketches, had performed with popular Burundian comics and tributes on social media mourned his loss.
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Lobster's cameo is more distressing: beautiful claw and knuckle meat, crowded into a potato roll and doused with a sauce so overpowering, I mourned.
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Throughout this week, prominent pundit-lawyers and right-of-center journalists have mourned Sullivan's fate as though American jurisprudence itself had been critically wounded.
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Just two weeks earlier, the Young and the Restless star had mourned the loss of his son, who died by suicide four years ago.
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I mourned the loss of my brother just as anyone would mourn a sibling, because in some respects, we were just like everyone else.
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The "Sign of the Times" singer's look proved polarizing on social media, some fans standing by the musician's style, while others mourned his hair.
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She had mourned the relationship during the marriage, but the day she saw his side of the closet empty she had a huge cry.
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His untimely death at the age of 43 in 2012, from heart failure, was widely mourned as a major loss for the conservative movement.
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It is this notion of the garden as an important cultural asset in a neighborhood whose character has slowly eroded that will be mourned.
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Pittsburgh mourned the 11 people killed by a gunman at a synagogue eight days ago, and thousands marched in protest of rising anti-Semitism.
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Instead, they mourned all those who remained in bondage and came out the following day for public reflection on the nation that allowed it.
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" Paris mourned his death in a series of posts on Instagram writing, "I am deeply saddened by the loss of my grandfather Barron Hilton.
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Since absolutely nothing makes sense, all of the cookies, snack foods and other residents of Sentient Brand Land mourned the peanut's passing on Twitter.
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Colleagues react to Jones' passing Politicians on both sides of the aisle offered their condolences and mourned the loss of the North Carolina congressman.
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His death brought grief to the television and film industries alike, as costars, friends and admirers all mourned the star's impact on their lives.
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Its losses are already there and often mourned—on drab landscapes where the glaciers have died and on reefs bleached of their coral colours.
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Some mourned that Peter Kraus, the runner-up (and erstwhile heartbreaker) on this season of "The Bachelorette," would not be on the show again.
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Related: 'This is Us' emotional finale looks back, and ahead When he died, fans had mourned Jack, and his return conjured plenty of emotion.
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If the loss of Mr. Kaufmann was mourned by many opera fans, the addition of Ms. Yoncheva seemed likely to cheer just as many.
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For Mr. Gao, the vanishing dialect of his youth is nothing to be mourned, though he is happy that more people are paying attention.
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The violent murder devastated Black's family, who mourned the loss of the loving mother and grandmother who greeted all her customers with a smile.
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Her demise has been mourned and her life's work feted by a spectrum of journalists, activists and politicians across Pakistan and around the world.
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If things had been different, she would have mourned his death for months, not really speaking to anyone outside her family as tradition instructs.
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As I mourned, I turned to her for support, and I hoped she could answer my questions — about life and pain, beginnings and endings.
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Seals' friends and fellow activists mourned his loss on social media, with one describing him as being among the "day one" protesters in Ferguson.
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Seen by the public as a champion for liberalization, Hu had been deposed two years earlier and his death on April 15 was widely mourned.
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The Travel Channel, which aired Bourdain's "No Reservations" and "The Layover," mourned the loss of a "global ambassador" and said his presence will be missed.
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As the world mourned the loss of David Bowie, late-night hosts took to the airwaves with heartfelt tributes to the late icon on Monday.
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Joe Jackson, the patriarch of "The Jackson 5," is being mourned online after reportedly losing his battle with cancer Wednesday at the age of 89.
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Tambor, Torn and Langham were among the longtime friends and fellow comic actors who mourned the loss of Shandling, 66, as news broke on Thursday.
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Yet regional arch-foes such as Bahrain and Saudi Arabia mourned his passing, as did the Great Satan itself, via a State Department press briefing.
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They also mourned the passing of writer Jennifer Glass, who was by their side in January but passed away last week from advanced lung cancer.
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In that correspondence, it appears he mourned the mom and her two adult daughters whom authorities allege he murdered in their homes just days before.
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As the world mourned David Bowie in the days after his death, the late legend was quietly cremated in New York City, PEOPLE has learned.
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The world mourned on Friday when news broke that Ali had died in a Phoenix-area hospital, after days of being treated for respiratory complications.
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Wilde, who has been campaigning for her mother in Virginia, mourned the loss on social media by thanking the people who worked on the campaign.
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Chef José Andrés mourned the loss of his friend on Twitter, writing: "I know you are on a Ferry going to somewhere amazing…" he wrote.
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As Aleppo residents mourned the dead Friday, people fled their homes in another city that activists say the Syrian regime has pounded with barrel bombs.
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He was a loner drunk who won't be mourned, but with his dying breath he thanked me for putting an end to his sad life.
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Now that Grace has fully mourned her dearest friend in the world, her employer believes it's the right time to bribe the young woman. Mrs.
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After Reynolds' death, Messing mourned the loss of her TV mother, who guest starred in 12 episodes of the beloved show during its original run.
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" On Sunday, Last Week Tonight host John Oliver slammed the claim — and mourned his country's decision to leave the EU. "First, Britain was already independent.
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Instead, she mourned the end of Clinton's campaign with not a small amount of fury — and dug into how, exactly, Donald Trump came to win.
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The 39-year-old pregnant actress jokingly mourned the lack of alcohol in her life in a cute photo she shared to Instagram on Saturday.
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As a physician assistant, Raciti had been deployed five times, twice to Iraq, and mourned the suicide deaths of three medics who served with him.
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However, if it's a Kat Von D product you've mourned almost as much as your childhood pet bunny, today might just be your lucky day.
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said shortly after King Bhumibol died that the prince had asked to delay his ascension while he mourned his father.
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When the King's sister passed away in 2008 the country mourned for one hundred days albeit not to the extent that they are mourning now.
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When comedian Garry Shandling died suddenly of pulmonary thrombosis in 2016 at age 66, it was Hollywood's most celebrated comedians who mourned him the most.
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The victims were mourned in Humboldt, a farming town of 6,000, and across Canada, where junior hockey teams are a fixture of many rural communities.
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While many Democrats along the coasts mourned Clinton's defeat, Trump supporters celebrated the outcome, saying they hoped he would shake up a dysfunctional political system.
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The people who mourned Chris Cornell's suicide last week—in real life, on Twitter, in the media—almost all belong to a very specific demographic.
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Paradoxically, it is earned by accepting that translation is an essential part of the Japanese condition, not a cruel twist of history to be mourned.
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"The Washington Post took a page from al-Jazeera's book when they mourned ISIS's leader al-Baghdadi with an offensive post," read the video's description.
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After the assassination of his brother John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Bobby mourned by taking long walks and reading Greek poetry.
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Cissy Houston After paying her respects at Bobbi Kristina s wake and funeral, Houston mourned the loss of both her daughter and granddaughter in private.
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"Brooklyn Nine-Nine's" demise is being particularly mourned by viewers, who hailed the comedy for its diverse cast, which included characters from the LGBTQ community.
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His loss will be deeply mourned in Thailand, where he was regarded as a pillar of stability during decades of political upheaval and rapid development.
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They had licked their wounds, mourned their dead, and now they wanted to see their moral and spiritual victory and not death in the sewers.
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After his death in 2013, Taiwan's government mourned his loss and lauded his record as a driving force for freedom, justice, human rights and reconciliation.
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Nor was Shiite Iran, whose people spontaneously mourned the 9/11 attacks like no one else in the Muslim world, a genuine enemy to us.
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Each time a character returns after the show's characters (and fans) have mourned him or her, it mutes the impact of TV deaths in general.
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The word which crops up most in association with Rocastle is 'gentleman', and it was in that same spirit that his death was publicly mourned.
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His death did not erase her terrible suffering or bring her back to the people who have mourned her loss for more than three decades.
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On Twitter, users also called Kylie Jenner a "hypocrite" for wearing fur in an Instagram story after she mourned animals dying in the Australian bushfires.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey, had dropped out of the race a few weeks before the Iowa caucuses, they cried and mourned with fellow supporters.
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Many people mourned its closing, suggesting how far attitudes have shifted from its inception, when it seemed like a tax scheme for an energy drink.
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Silicon Valley mourned the death of the management scholar, with everyone from founders and CEOs to legendary investors expressing grief and condolences on social media.
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That image sums up the humanity and character of the late Senator McCain, who will be mourned deeply on both sides of the political aisle.
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" One entry said "Hebrew Israelites" took from the "powerful ppl (ebinoid Israelites)" and questioned "why ppl mourned for anti-Semitism when there is Semitic genocide.
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Family, friends and politicians mourned the death of Barbara Bush Tuesday night, recalling the former first lady for her dedication to her country and family.
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The music world mourned the death of the singer Al Jarreau, who sold millions of records for his work spanning jazz, pop and R&B.
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Late Tuesday night, Julie Piekarski Probst, who played Sue Ann Weaver on the beloved 1980s sitcom alongside Nancy's Jo Polniaczek, mourned his death on Instagram.
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They are now part of "How We Mourned," a somber exhibit at the Clark County Museum that helps mark the first anniversary of the Oct.
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At the same time, the Tibbetts case has laid bare the uncomfortable reality that not all dead girls in America are mourned the same way.
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His young son Brodie, who played baseball for his local Hill Country Baseball league, was mourned in a tribute posted on the league's Facebook page.
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Every single time the nation has lived and mourned through a killing spree of this sort, the NRA and its allies have blocked legislation from passing.
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At a wake held in Qom for the three militants lost at sea on Tuesday, an exiled Bahraini leader mourned their death in a videotaped statement.
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Our inner tweens mourned the end of Limited Too when the brand, beloved for its animal graphic tees and scrunchy tops, shuttered in the mid-aughts.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Kemp Elementary Principal Shea Thomas mourned Jenna's loss: "Jenna was a beloved member of the Kemp community – we are all heartbroken.
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As murmurs of his death spread Friday afternoon, many experimental musicians—including Chris Carter, Floating Points, Blawan and ex-Battles member Tyondai Braxton—mourned his passing.
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Zdar was mourned on social media by members of the musical community who had worked with the late producer, or had been inspired by his work.
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Fans fretted on social media about the red carpet favorite losing its appeal, while Italian politicians mourned the loss of another of the country's cherished brands.
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As Jefferson is mourned a week after he death, the occasional legal victories and so-called waves of reform offer little solace for her grieving family.
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When news broke on Tuesday that actress and director Penny Marshall had died the night before in her Hollywood Hills home from diabetes complications, Hollywood mourned.
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As the world mourned legendary women's college basketball coach Pat Summitt, who died at age 64 last week after battling Alzheimer's, such concerns probably have heightened.
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As Dion mourned her late husband René Angélil at his wake in Montreal on Thursday, Streisand shared a touching message for her fellow singer via Instagram.
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Following news of the legendary actor's passing on Sunday from complications from Alzheimer's disease, Wilder's costars from the 1971 classic mourned his loss on social media.
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Putin said civilian casualties in conflicts should be mourned everywhere, not just in Aleppo, pointing to what he said were civilians killed around Mosul in Iraq.
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Stan Lee was mourned across the world by millions of fans, digital outlets and newspapers — but one publication found itself mistaking him for another famous artist.
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Dolores O'Riordan was mourned by hundreds this weekend in her native Ireland during an open coffin public reposal -- where bystanders said goodbye to the Cranberries singer.
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The late banker's wife of 26 years mourned his death on Instagram Saturday, posting throwback photos of their children and an emotional message about their relationship.
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While the United States backed a return to democracy, Toner said it would be "premature... to lay our expectations for the near term" as Thailand mourned.
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I mourned Katie's passing on social media and received a torrent of touching condolences, easing my ache at the loss of a member of the family.
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"Sabika's death and that of the other victims is heartbreaking and will be mourned deeply both here in the United States, and in Pakistan," Pompeo said.
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She wanted to know every detail of the whole ordeal with my parents, hear the deep insights I had gleaned, how I felt, how I'd mourned.
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France on Saturday mourned Colonel Beltrame's death, with President Emmanuel Macron praising his courage and announcing that a national tribute would be organized in his memory.
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Mr. Bosworth's 2011 death at 83, from complications of dementia, was mourned by alumni who saw him and the school as the road to their success.
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George Bush, who is being mourned and celebrated this week, was no stranger to harsh criticism on both foreign and domestic issues during his one-term.
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But two of the more critical takes on Bush nostalgia got closer to the heart of what was being mourned, in distant hindsight, with his death.
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The crumbling of Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign just after Super Tuesday also spelled the end, many have mourned, of the most diverse primary field in history.
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We mourned with Dany because she suffered a dual loss — both her husband and the baby, the witch's blood magic "price" for Drogo's brief borrowed time.
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Later on Sunday, Shaquille O'Neal also mourned the loss of his former teammate, calling him and Gianna his "brother" and "niece" in a series of tweets.
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In a 2008 interview with Deadspin, he mourned the loss of what he saw as deeper storytelling in favor of gossip and "x's and o's" coverage.
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As the country mourned, politics intervened: The campaigning in advance of the parliamentary election scheduled for June 8 resumed after a brief hiatus following the attack.
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Fans fretted on social media about the red carpet favourite losing its appeal, while Italian politicians mourned the loss of another of the country's cherished brands.
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About 803 people gathered in the parking lot of Ride the Ducks of Branson and others mourned at a church, singing "Amazing Grace" at both locations.
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From his home in Philadelphia, Mr. Cyrus, who published many of these photographs in his book, "Stormy Monday: New York's Uptown Jazz Scene," mourned their loss.
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While the killing of General Suleimani was a blow to factions aligned with Iran, his death was not mourned in other parts of the Middle East.
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After thousands in Baghdad on Saturday mourned Soleimani and others killed in the strike, authorities flew the general's body to the southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz.
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EJ helps her realize that not having mourned for Cole, whose death is relatively recent, could be the source of the storm of emotions she's having.
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Cole Sprouse, who plays Jughead on Riverdale, added during that panel that it was really special to have Doherty there on set as they mourned Perry.
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Outside Satmar Shul orthodox synagogue in South Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, thousands of people mourned Mr. Deutsch, transforming the block into a sea of black hats.
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Other black alums mourned the fact that they were unable to participate in the rich traditions of the segregated black high schools their parents had attended.
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Washington (CNN)US presidents mourned the loss Wednesday of evangelist Billy Graham, who served as a spiritual counsel and personal confidant to numerous commanders in chief.
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Still, winters without snow should be noted, and mourned, at least in my small corner of the globe, about five miles north of New York City.
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The world mourned again when John and Carolyn's lives were cut short in a plane crash that also killed her sister, Lauren Bessette on July 16, 1999.
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"I was lucky Brian called and spoke to me on that message," Julie, 46, told PEOPLE as the country mourned the anniversary of the attacks last year.
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Victim remembered at vigil The Olathe community mourned Kuchibhotla's death during a candlelight vigil Friday night at a church just steps from where he was gunned down.
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Fans mourned the loss of the star — first in an impromptu memorial service, and then in an official one at the Florida Panthers Stadium in Sunrise, Florida.
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The past year has been excruciating for Marvel fans as we've mourned losing half of our favorite superheroes after Thanos' universe-shaking snap in Avengers: Infinity War.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Many residents of Los Angeles's bustling Thai community on Thursday mourned the death of Thailand's long-standing and widely-adored leader, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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While many people mourned her passing on Twitter, an Iraqi television presenter and Supreme Court employee tweeted that Fares was a "whore" and deserved to be killed.
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Speaking to reporters Sunday after a gunman opened fire at the church, killing at least 26 people, Abbott said the entire state mourned the loss of life.
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Newspapers Down Under have celebrated and/or mourned the Republican candidate's victory by dishing out some killer headlines, from the humorously unaffected to the nervous breakdown-inducing.
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Over the last year, the industry has mourned the loss of several important names such as Leonard Nimoy, Alan Rickman and David Bowie — to name a few.
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She fled her husband's mistreatment, yet when he was arrested she petitioned the emperor on his behalf; on his death she mourned "my husband, who raised me".
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" One of Berg's friends, Dawn Amundson Wilson, mourned her loss on social media, writing in a Facebook post, "I love you and will miss you, Ruth Berg.
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Fans and fellow players mourned Fernández's loss on social media, recalling his love for the game, as well as the joy others had while watching him play.
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The controversial "Look At Me!" singer, who was just 20-years-old at the time of his death, was mourned by the music community on social media.
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But that can be dreams that are lost, dreams that have yet to come true, dreams that are being mourned, or just the dream for the morning.
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While many Game of Thrones fans mourned the loss of Ygritte in Season 4, there was always another wildling kissed by fire set to steal our hearts.
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Tens of thousands of citizens publicly mourned the firefighters when they were laid to rest in the "martyrs" section of the Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran.
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Celebrities mourned the death of Stephen Hawking on Wednesday, writing heartfelt tributes to the world-renowned physicist on social media overnight and in the early morning hours.
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The victims were mourned last year in Humboldt, a farming town of 6,000, and across Canada, where junior hockey teams are a fixture of many rural communities.
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He is to be buried on Friday, according to the Newcomer Funeral Home, a day after more than 150 friends and family mourned him at a wake.
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"We have to decide if that's the kind of country we want to be," Mr. Obama said on Sunday as he mourned the nation's deadliest mass shooting.
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" Kapoor requested privacy for his family while they mourned, adding, "The curtains never come down on an actor's life, because they shine on the silver screen forever.
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When I found out Walker had XLH, I mourned briefly — mostly for the image I'd had of a tall, gangly teenager, the kind I had never been.
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But as Hatidža is laid to rest and mourned by her country, it feels like a moment to reflect on the power of a single individual life.
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Buckel went on from that case to work for Lambda Legal, a national LGBT rights organization that mourned his death Saturday in a statement on its website.
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The gradual diminution of the flower district — similar to that taking place in the districts dedicated to meatpacking, lighting and even sewing — is something to be mourned.
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In the wake of Alton Sterling's death this month, many mourned what seemed like just the latest in a series of unjustified police shootings of black men.
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Mr. Miller was mourned across social media on Friday by friends and collaborators in the music industry, including Wiz Khalifa, Questlove, J. Cole and Chance the Rapper.
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And State Senator John Rodgers, a Democrat representing a rural stretch of northern Vermont, mourned a change in the state's culture before he voted against the bill.
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Gerald R. Ford, the last president mourned by the nation after his death in December 2006, angered many with his pardon of his predecessor, Richard M. Nixon.
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Canadians mourned the loss of so many young lives, which prompted an outpouring of donations from across the country for the survivors and families of the dead.
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Ms. McGowan was by Ms. Argento's side as she mourned Mr. Bourdain's death, along with Rain Dove; that is when the model and Ms. Argento first met.
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Tens of thousands of fans mourned the rapper one last time at his celebration of life ... with a procession that marched right by The Marathon Clothing store.
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Long gone are the days when New York Times obituaries, the Oscars of the genre, framed the way many of us mourned the loss of public figures.
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Alicia asked the audience to hold Kobe, Gianna and all the other victims in the helicopter crash in their thoughts, prayers and spirits as their families mourned.
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Susann Farrell, a children's librarian known for her Converse sneakers and her prowess with young readers, died in April at 47 of cancer; the village mourned collectively.
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In 2012, the internet balked at the price tag of the sale, and mourned the death of the platform that we thought a Facebook acquisition would bring.
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" As many people quietly mourned, protest chants shifted from "Hong Kong, add oil" — a common rallying cry meaning "keep up the fight" — to "Hong Kongers, seek revenge.
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Rights groups and Western governments have mourned Liu Xiaobo's death and urged authorities to grant freedom of movement to his wife and the rest of his family.
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The city of Los Angeles where he grew up and dedicated his life to helping kids break out of the cycle of gang violence mourned his passing.
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Iraq is turning against the USOver the weekend, thousands of Iraqis mourned Soleimani&aposs death, and the Iraqi Parliament voted to expel US forces from the country.
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In the years immediately after the Civil War, North Carolina Confederates understandably mourned their dead, yet the state erected fewer than 30 memorials between 1865 and 1890.
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The 76-year-old scientist was mourned by his children Robert, Lucy and Timothy, joined by guests including playwright Alan Bennett, businessman Elon Musk and model Lily Cole.
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Rights groups and Western governments have mourned Liu Xiaobo's death and also called for authorities to grant his wife and the rest of his family freedom of movement.
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While the character was mourned by fans, they were also happy to see him reunited with his main love interest Bell of Beauty and the Beast in heaven.
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As a guest judge on "Top Chef," Bourdain was also mourned by its stars, including chef and restaurateur Tom Colicchio and cookbook author and TV host Padma Lakshmi.
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The model, who endorsed Hillary Clinton before Donald Trump was announced as president-elect, shared quotes from Clinton's concession speech on November 9 while many mourned Clinton's loss.
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Bone Thugs embraced channels thought to facilitate communication with the dead only after songs like "Crossroads" publicly mourned the loss of loved ones, like their mentor Eazy-E.
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The violence contrasted sharply with the peaceful atmosphere at another march through Paris, where demonstrators mourned the Notre Dame blaze while also keeping up the pressure on Macron.
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Vietnam mourned the loss of a rare giant turtle that was a fixture in Hanoi's central lake and a mythic symbol of the country's independence and long history.
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Because those choices might leave you in a less-than-noble place: busted, hated, dead, mourned by nobody, and with a blazing path of destruction in your wake.
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Most Sanders supporters say they'll vote for Clinton in November, but that doesn't diminish the genuine pain in the hallways on Tuesday night as they mourned the prospect.
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While many world leaders mourned Castro's death, Americans of Cuban heritage and several politicians were far more frank about what Castro's death meant to thousands of Florida's residents.
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Smith's sister, Kimberly Neal, mourned a brother she described as a high school graduate who played basketball, not a "man with a lengthy arrest record" described by police.
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And yet many publicly mourned the departure of Phoebe Philo from Céline after a decade as the brand's creative director, even before knowing who would be her replacement.
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And while he didn't hurt me in the way that he hurt other women, everybody mourned him as a man who did so much for the black community.
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Yountville Mayor John Dunbar, who also serves as a board member of the Pathway Home, said the facility and the town mourned the loss of the three women.
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Smith's sister Kimberly Neal mourned a brother she described as a high school graduate who played basketball, not a "man with a lengthy arrest record" described by police.
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Dion was surrounded by family – including her mother, Therése; and Angélil's adult children from prior marriages, Patrick, Jean-Pierre and Anne-Marie – as she mourned at the funeral.
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Fans mourned when Hollywood's iconic couples like Brad and Angelina (or Brad and Jen, depending on who you ask) split up, but with vloggers, it's even more personal.
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" Ed Asner, who acted alongside Moore in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," mourned her death on Twitter, writing: "#marytylermoore my heart goes out to you and your family.
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Locals mourned Acquaro as a pillar of the Italian community: a former head of the Italian Chamber of Commerce, a stalwart at the Reggio Calabria Club in Parkville.
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The project scientist said team members mourned the craft's demise but that "they're still happy that we got to this stage" — faced with reams of data to parse.
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In her essay, Kiechel mourned the loss of "The OA" as a unique story of a heroine's journey that stood out against a landscape of male-dominated narratives.
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Hip-hop artists in other cities have mourned him on Instagram; The Game, a well-known Los Angeles rapper, posted a photograph of the two of them together.
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Our AIM status messages went to Facebook instead: It was where we mourned the end of the field-hockey season or the final showing of the winter musical.
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And many of them mourned the end of the Hapsburg empire, fearing that they would experience harder times in the new nation-states of Central and Eastern Europe.
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LOSERS Planters: After teasing plans to kill off mascot Mr. Peanut, Planters offered an odd fake-out by introducing a baby version while other corporate spokes-characters mourned.
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A Lakers fan named Ron Antonio told Insider he attended the vigil for Bryant to be around other fans as he mourned the loss of the basketball icon.
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His meaningless pledges to revive the "rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones" that he mourned at his inauguration ignore the promise American manufacturing holds in the real world.
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In a Facebook post on Friday, Nichole Lee Burnett mourned the loss of her sister, who was a social media manager at Havasu Springs Resort in Parker, Ariz.
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" One entry in Thomas' journal said "Hebrew Israelites" took from the "powerful ppl (ebinoid Israelites)" and questioned "why ppl mourned for anti-Semitism when there is Semitic genocide.
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There were tears and hugs as Glenn and Abraham were mourned anew, because apparently we need to see every major character process their deaths as completely as possible.
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Martin Duque Anguiano, 14 Miguel Duque mourned the loss of his younger brother, Martin, and set up a Go Fund Me page to help pay for funeral expenses.
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He mourned his mother, his father-in-law and his old friend Judge Abner J. Mikva, whose deaths while the nomination was pending shook him emotionally, friends said.
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Matthew, 13, and 16-year-old Berend, who went by Ben, were mourned by their family as "wonderfully kind and spirited boys" in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Restaurant Review 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The great Midtown shrines to French cuisine were mourned one by one as they went, often at length and in print.
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Bowie -- who was fascinated by the universe and took on the extraterrestrial alter ego Ziggy Stardust -- was mourned as far as the astronauts on the International Space Station.
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Li had mourned too, perhaps more than many, because Zhou had cared for him as a child after his father had been killed, a martyr in the revolutionary struggle.
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The killings made international headlines, as friends and families of Drew DeVournsey and Francesca Matus, his girlfriend, mourned their deaths and pushed for answers about what happened to them.
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Yes, Magikarp can die, and much like the demise of their very first goldfish, players have mourned the death of their Magikarp with surprise, confusion, and a little anger.
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Fans mourned the death of the beloved wise wizard in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince — but now they can finally take heart because he's officially coming back!
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Series creator Shonda Rhimes mourned the TV executive and called Patmore Gibbs her "very first champion," while revealing that Patmore Gibbs had fought to bring Grey's Anatomy to television.
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As he mourned the loss of his wife, Steve says he was overwhelmed with confusion as he wondered how a "healthy" 36-year-old woman could die so suddenly.
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Steve lost and mourned Bucky in the years he thought he was dead, and Steve's emotional reaction to finding out he is both alive and a supervillain is wrenching.
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I grew up in the 90s, while the AIDS epidemic was still raging, and together we mourned the loss of so many in the community who passed from it.
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Prayuth Chan-ocha, the head of the military junta that seized power in 2014, had urged Thais to continue with business as usual even as they mourned the king.
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A memorial service at the TD Arena on Friday morning mourned the victims and evoked the glory of God dozens of times to shouts of "Amen" from the crowd.
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"Sabika's death and that of the other victims is heartbreaking and will be mourned deeply both here in the United States, and in Pakistan," Pompeo said in a statement.
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Belgium mourned and struggled to identify at least 31 dead as European leaders grappled with a terrorist threat very different from that faced by the U.S. after the Sept.
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In one of the villages reached by boat, I met Zainul Abedin as he mourned his wife, Jahan Aara, 20, who had died in childbirth, along with their baby.
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After two of his friends were killed last month, Mr. Kelly mourned his losses by tattooing their names on his left shoulder, alongside a skull with a cowboy hat.
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Separately, although Arab dissidents, journalists and activists on Friday mourned Mr. Khashoggi's death in Istanbul, the Turkish police made a new round of arrests to further suppress domestic dissent.
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While Clinton used the "Mothers of the Movement" — women who'd lost sons to police violence — to campaign on her behalf, the very same types of actions they mourned continued.
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In the early '90s, he sued Sony for release from his contract and lost, his career dimming as he mourned the death of his partner, Anselmo Feleppa, from AIDS.
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I'm not someone who mourned the loss of physical phone keyboards, and I am much slower typing on the Titan than I would be on almost any other smartphone.
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Twitter users publicly mourned mass-casualty attacks with #PrayForOrlando and #PrayForNice, while discussion of Brexit, a coup attempt in Turkey and the Panama Papers also made the top 10.
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That move touched a nerve among many people in the country as Brazil mourned the victims of the crash of the plane carrying the Chapecoense soccer team last Monday.
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When the call came that she had died, the other mourned the loss — not just because a friend had lost her mother, but because she had lost something, too.
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I was heartbroken when my dog Curly died, and after realizing that dogs are also raised and eaten, I felt hypocritical eating other animals as I mourned his death.
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Toner also noted it was "disheartening" for the decision to come as the world mourned former President Shimon Peres, a passionate proponent of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel.
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A doctor is mourned Many in China are still mourning the death of Li Wenliang, who was one of the first people to sound the alarm over the coronavirus.
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I was sad to take down my Tinder profile — I mourned letting go of the photos and messages from dozens of hot younger men who wanted to please me.
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Tens of thousands mourned the killing of a major Iraqi official and a top Iranian general by a U.S. drone strike, as the Middle East braced for Iran's response.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, vowed "forceful revenge" as the country mourned the death of General Suleimani, and calls have accelerated to eject the United States from Iraq.
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Earlier this week, Mexicans in El Rosario mourned the death of activist Homero Gomez, who had fought for a decade to protect the monarch butterflies until his mysterious death.
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Back in October 1996, I watched as a 48-year-old farmer mourned corn bent by wind, as if in prayer, after Fran destroyed about $100,000 of his crop.
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In The Last Jedi, she said goodbye to her brother, Luke Skywalker; mourned the loss of her friend, Amilyn Holdo; and gave up on her son, Ben Solo a.k.a.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Hundreds of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Saturday mourned the death of Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani, killed by a U.S. air strike in Iraq.
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I also mourned the bigger loss, of the experience of pregnancy, of being a mother, choices I hadn't definitively made but that I seemed to be choosing all the same.
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Since his passing, many people in the Hollywood community have mourned the tragic loss and shared memories of the rapper, including Charlie Puth, Cardi B, and ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande.
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The Culinary Institute of America also mourned the loss of Bourdain, a graduate of the CIA class of 1978, and praised him sharing his love of food with the world.
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After I caught up to Raymond in the hallway, we mourned the passing of Vine and discussed how looping video might live on — and we settled on a new name.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the Victorian era, deceased loved ones were mourned and remembered with hair jewelry, their strands lovingly woven into necklaces, bracelets, even walking sticks.
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Others have mourned the disappearance and sometimes self-censorship of important voices on the platform, some which have served as well-needed social commentary for a country closed to criticism.
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Not one to choose favorites among her TV children, Rhimes herself mourned the loss of Capshaw and Drew on Instagram last night, just as Scandal was drawing to a close.
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News of her death rippled through Albuquerque, where the Chamber of Commerce held a moment of silence and ranks of nonprofit leaders, arts advocates and others across the city mourned.
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When Hurricane Katrina spared her French Quarter house but knocked out its power, Ms. Schwartz mourned the contents of her freezer: a shark, some lovebirds, a snake and a lizard.
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Unbuttoned When the news of David Bowie's death broke this week, and emails circulated that mourned and celebrated the artist, a colleague asked what designers Mr. Bowie had most influenced.
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Or, perhaps most understandably, this minor character who has literally no other purpose in the plot than to die and be mourned, was beloved for her very strong sweater game.
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While Canadians, who are less used to mass murders than we are here in the US, mourned the dead, the self-described "involuntary celibates" who populate online forums like Incels.
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While 49% of voters mourned the loss of the referendum Sunday as the death of democracy in Turkey, one Erdogan supporter had a piece of advice for the President's critics.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French fashion designer Sonia Rykiel died on Thursday at the age of 86, mourned by President Francois Hollande as an inventor of "an attitude, a way of life".
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" Several journalists and local residents mourned the death, remembering Parker as "a cornerstone to New Orleans news," a reporter who told "stories that mattered to the people of our state.
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Allison Stockton, who was a love interest of Adler's in high school as well as a close friend throughout their time on the reality series, mourned the loss on Instagram.
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Perry has been publicly mourned by friends and costars alike, including Riverdale stars Camila Mendes, Lili Reinhart, Madelaine Petsch and Molly Ringwald, who portrayed Perry's ex-wife and Apa's mother.
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Nipsey Hussle's family and friends mourned the late rapper during a private viewing ... one day ahead of the Staples Center celebration of his life with tens of thousands of fans.
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Friends and family who were close to Brandon mourned his passing on social media to express their condolences over his passing and pay tribute to their friend and loved one.
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This week, the world mourned as it said goodbye to one beloved mustache, and reluctantly welcomed another—that of John Bolton, Trump's newly named national security adviser replacing H.R. McMaster.
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The American International School in Dhaka, which all three had attended, described them as "National Honor Society members, athletes and leaders" and mourned their deaths in a statement on Saturday.
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The chef and owner, Tom Valenti, was last seen at Ouest, a beloved haunt deeply mourned by the neighborhood when it closed, in 2015, after the rent outpaced the profits.
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Many young locals welcomed new job prospects brought on by the dish, according to the cleaner, while many members of older generations mourned having to leave long-established family homes.
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The Voice star and YouTube sensation was mourned not just by family and friends, but by the likes of mentor and friend Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, andVoice coach Adam Levine.
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Country music artists and other performers expressed words of sympathy as well as frustration over gun violence on Monday as they mourned the mass shooting at a Las Vegas concert.
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"We like our parties to feel more like house parties," says Crow, who also set up the famed (and much mourned) Dalston pub called the Richmond, which closed last year.
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The renowned novelist, poet and essayist is distinctly remembered for her poem, "Ajj Aakhaan Waris Shah Nu," which mourned over the harrowing 1947 split of India and Pakistan, Google said.
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The American sergeants mourned at Dover Air Force Base were killed by an Afghan soldier whose uniform, salary and M249 light machine gun were paid for by the United States.
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People shared, and mourned, an image of an elephant running through flames and another of a firefighter giving water to a koala, even though neither species lives in South America.
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Not an easy one, by any means, since what "The Irishman" looks back on is a legacy of violence and waste, of men too hard and mean to be mourned.
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When she died in agony following bowel surgery in 1737, Queen Caroline — the first Princess of Wales since Henry VIII's first wife Catherine of Aragon — was deeply mourned across Britain.
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Although the 2016 presidential election is mourned as a symbolic impasse for women's progress, it was momentous for female politicians in Nevada, at both the state and the federal level.
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Mr. Kurbatov, the specialist in village writing, said he mourned the demise of rural Russia as the very death of the roots of the language and the unique Russian soul.
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The world mourned the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna on Sunday, with everyone from athletes to world leaders expressing grief and condolences on social media.
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Yet we must remember that although most such incidents will not be reported or mourned publicly, we will all eventually find ourselves there, under that same woven mat, in Shavasana.
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When she found out he was dead, she mourned her "ability to hold this man accountable..." (Post) -- The Giuffre interview is part of a "Dateline" special airing on Friday night.
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Nipsey's fans and dozens of celebrities have mourned the rapper for nearly two weeks, filing up the Staples Center in Los Angeles and taking the streets to pay their respects.
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The meme largely fueled the conversation, in which Harambe was both sincerely mourned and sarcastically milked for all his worth to become a weird spectacle of grief, bizarreness, and outrage.
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Don't forget that his critics are still up in arms over the time he mourned the death of an unarmed black teenager, saying Trayvon Martin could have been his son.
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"He never mourned his mother, and that's at the root of this, and you don't have to be a clinical psychologist to figure that out," pal Fonzworth Bentley told a reporter.
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Annan's death has been mourned by many humanitarians and world leaders, including British Prime Minister Theresa May, U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, and current UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
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Marlins Park was a somber place Monday night, as the Marlins organization mourned the loss of José Fernández, the 22016-year-old pitcher who died early Sunday in a boating accident.
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In the ad, she mourned her loss and says the gun lobby has good reason to fear Bloomberg, whose long fight for gun control is a central plank of his campaign.
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Shimon Peres will be mourned and missed as Israel's founding generation has given way to younger leaders who seem to lack the confidence, authenticity and moral authority of their older counterparts.
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Earlier this week, the series wrapped its fifth and final season and the cast flooded social media with sweet tribute posts as they mourned the show and celebrated their last day.
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Consequently, his fiancée in Montreal mourned him for dead, and even after he learned his identity through a scar on his right foot he did not remember her nor his parents.
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"Even criminals dropping straight from the gallows have an undisputed claim to six feet of ground," mourned Sol Plaatje, one of the founders of the African National Congress (ANC), in 1916.
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A photo of the star-patterned giraffe — dressed up for vacation with giraffe sunglasses and a giraffe hat — went viral on Wednesday as people mourned the loss of a childhood staple.
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Kardashian West mourned the loss of Lagerfeld, who photographed the star for a provocative shoot with CR Fashion Book in 2013 while she was seven months pregnant with daughter North West.
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On Tuesday, hundreds of people in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — the rapper's hometown — mourned Miller's death at Frick Park Blue Slide playground, the favorite childhood hangout he named his 2011 debut album after.
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In a single-page strip for independent publisher Fantagraphics' Free Comic Book Day, Pepe is seen being mourned by Landwolf, Brett, and Andy – his friends from the original Boy's Club cartoon.
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Earlier Sunday, thousands in the capital of Addis Ababa mourned the country's victims in the crash, accompanying 17 empty caskets draped in the national flag through the streets of the capital.
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After Hawking — a famous cosmologist, theoretical physicist, and author, regarded as one of the most brilliant minds in the world — died Wednesday morning, the world mourned his loss on social media.
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Hamas said that it, too, mourned Mr. Abu al-Ata's death and that his killing would not go unpunished, but the group stopped short of saying it would join the fighting.
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As the nation mourned the celebrated chef-turned-TV host, fans taped tributes on the door and walls of the shuttered French brasserie, where Bourdain was a chef in the 1990s.
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The journalism community and friends of Babchenko mourned as news of his alleged murder -- by an assailant painted as cowardly for shooting him in the back three times -- was reported Tuesday.
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Lebanon's powerful Shi'ite Hezbollah militant group mourned Hattar as a "brave and vocal voice" against the Takfiris, a derogatory term used to describe hard-line Sunni fundamentalists such as Islamic State.
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"Director Collins must be replaced with someone who recognizes that children who are killed by abortion should be mourned, not experimented on," Live Action President Lisa Rose said in a statement.
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The wave is lapping beyond Manhattan, too — deep into Brooklyn, patrons mourned when Rocco's Calamari, an Italian cafeteria that, despite its name, served much more than fried squid, closed its doors.
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Former President George W. Bush mourned the death of GOP senator and war hero John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Republican lawmakers mourned the news that conservative commentator and writer Charles Krauthammer is nearing the end of his life, with a number of prominent conservatives offering condolences and celebrating his life.
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Besides, it was pretty fun to watch two enormous logs crush the Imperial walker like an egg (and who didn't shed a tear when the one Ewok mourned its fallen comrade?).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last year, cinephiles mourned the demise of the streaming platforms FilmStruck and Fandor (the latter's Amazon add-on continues to work for now, at least).
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But Claire's tearful promise that Frank was her first love would be even more bittersweet if we'd had a greater sense of how, or if, she had already mourned that loss.
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Genoans not only mourned the victims but wondered what would happen to their own lives, now upended by a severed highway that connected one side of the city to the other.
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But so far, there has been little increase in ethnic tension, as communities have mourned together and refused to blame each other, even when they back different sides in the conflict.
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In one of his last writings before he was detained, Mr. Xu mourned the death of a doctor in Wuhan whom the police had silenced after he warned about the virus.
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Staples Center, Los Angeles Fans buried their heads in their hands Sunday and mourned the former NBA and Los Angeles Lakers player in front of Staples Center, where the team plays.
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On television talk shows, politicians and analysts demanded the resignation of top officials; demonstrating students in universities mourned the dead child; and the hashtag #JusticeforZainab was all over social media sites.
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Rap fans have mourned too many great artists gone before their time lately; these shows are a golden opportunity to celebrate two originators who are still around to hear the applause.
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Egypt's presidency and armed forces mourned him as a hero for his role in the 1973 Arab-Israeli war and the former air force officer will be given a military funeral.
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HANAU, Germany (Reuters) - German Kurds called on Thursday for stronger government action against far-right radicalism and racism as they mourned the victims of a gun attack on two shisha lounges.
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The death of Cha -- better known by his pen name Jin Yong -- is being mourned across the Chinese-speaking world, where generations have come to regard his repertoire as essential reading.
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At the 2017 vigil, Berman spoke out on anti-transgender violence, and mourned people she knew who had been killed, according to Susan Gapka, an organizer and educator with The 519.
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In an inversion of the anxieties that might have surrounded a relationship between a female student and a male teacher, Macron's parents mourned the likelihood that their son wouldn't have children.
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Images — both those we see and those blocked from our view — send messages about whose lives count, about whose lives should be mourned, about who belongs to us and who doesn't.
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Over the weekend, residents of Fleming Island, Florida mourned the loss of a well-loved local animal, a year-old alpaca that had resided in a shared field outside Creekside Animal Hospital.
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" Diddy's longtime girlfriend Cassie, who split from the star in September, also mourned the loss of Porter, and praised her for being an "amazing mother" who "lit up every room she entered.
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Mr Trump's handling of Senator John McCain's death may also be contributing to the slump in support; the president played golf last weekend while the nation mourned the loss of Mr McCain.
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Japan's Nikkei went down 0.5% too and Australian stocks shed 0.85% as miners there mourned what is set to be the worst month for copper prices since 2016 having slumped over 9%.
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This loss was, and is, mourned by a class of enthusiasts later to be labelled "orphans of Apollo": those who had hoped to see Apollo as the beginning of a great adventure.
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Thanks to precision policing and the bravery and hard work of New Yorkers and our police, a city that once experienced more than 2,000 murders in a year mourned 352 last year.
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As the nation mourned in disbelief, Oswald was shot and killed in police custody by Jack Ruby — forcing Americans to consider whether their government was hiding what it knew of the assassination.
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After the deaths of former President George H. W. Bush and former First Lady Barbara Bush in November and April last year, the nation mourned the loss of two leading public servants.
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