" Songwriter Linda Perry tweeted: "Oh this is terrible news.
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A blaze in a tower block is terrible, terrible news.
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These closures are almost always terrible news for climate change.
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Terrible news to hear Brixton born David Bowie has died.
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But that may not be terrible news for all investors.
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That's terrible news for the infant on the operating table.
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"Terrible news regarding Joao Carvalho," McGregor said in a statement.
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That's terrible news for companies operating in the financial hub.
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"Terrible news from Berlin but no surprise," Mr. Farage wrote.
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The terrible news unfolded over the course of graduation weekend.
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But it would also be terrible news for South Korea.
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Now for the "not good" but "not completely terrible" news.
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Eleven days from the election, this is terrible news for Clinton.
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That's terrible news for millions of Americans suffering from cardiac disease.
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But it's also terrible news for the American health care system.
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That's great news for schools' lawyers and terrible news for students.
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Today, so many years later, this terrible news hits me hard.
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The next day, a doctor came in to deliver terrible news.
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The difficulty of delivering mundane, but terrible news to a stranger.
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Charmed fans, this is either really great news or really terrible news.
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Doesn't even describe the terrible news of the Nola legend Will Smith!
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That's great news for you, and it's been terrible news for HTC.
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I have some terrible news to share: talking dog movies are in.
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Naturally, blowing out your budget is terrible news for your bottom line.
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Some say the tariffs are terrible news for the U.S. pork industry.
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Canceled flights are terrible news for companies operating in the financial hub.
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Read more:Trump tweets about Kobe Bryant&aposs death: &aposThat is terrible news!
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That's terrible news for shareholders of MSG, the company that owns the Knicks.
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"Terrible news coming out of Assam," Banerjee, the state's chief minister, told reporters.
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For a defense that finished 20133th in sacks last year, that's terrible news.
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"Good!" he replied when I told him what to me was terrible news.
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"I have terrible news," she told her children, after flying home from Mexico.
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No matter how you spin it, this is terrible news for the President.
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Friday brought with it some terrible news: the Twitter Egg would be no more.
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And I've got some terrible news about the Revlon dryer in that it's bad.
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Don't see why I should be the only one hearing terrible news this morning.
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I've stayed at the hotel under attack by Islamists in Burkina Faso, terrible news.
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Terrible news in the case of Aniah Blanchard -- stepdaughter of UFC fighter Walt Harris.
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The TERRIBLE news that my mother got was about the shooting of our neighbors.
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That just one of them is shifting its business is terrible news for Intel.
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"Terrible news coming from Miami," Rubio wrote in a pair of tweets Thursday afternoon.
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Gilbert explained how the terrible news spurred her realization in a lengthy, eloquent Facebook post.
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All this is terrible news for investors who had banked on continued growth (see article).
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"It's terrible news for Turkey because Erdogan has almost no graceful exit left," Cagaptay said.
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"We have informed the families involved of this terrible news," police said in a statement.
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On Wednesday, Quinnipiac University published a string of polls with terrible news for Hillary Clinton.
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But, experts say, it's terrible news for the rest of us and the global environment.
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" Similarly, Yascha Mounk of Johns Hopkins University wrote: "2019 will bring plenty of terrible news.
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That's terrible news for earnings at Japanese exporters, in particular carmakers like Toyota and Nissan.
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But for voters in Alabama and the rest of the South, it was terrible news.
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This morning, Windows users woke to terrible news: Microsoft was reportedly axing its beloved Microsoft Paint.
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"We are deeply shocked and grieved by this terrible news," the School Sisters posted on Facebook.
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"It was either terrible news or wonderful news, and it turned out to be pretty great."
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On a personal level, this was terrible news—I want to stay in the European Union.
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That's not great news for the game's creator, Niantic, though it isn't necessarily terrible news either.
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Then the terrible news broke out of Christchurch, in New Zealand, and the world darkened again.
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The reality is, every time I tell someone my mother is dead, I'm delivering terrible news.
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That's terrible news for biologists, many of whom freeze collections of specimens, cells, and genetic material.
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Woke to the terrible news that Officer Miosotis Familia was shot & killed in the Bronx overnight.
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In fact, when the doctors deliver terrible news to Cleo, Aparicio didn't believe them at first.
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" Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman posted a message on Facebook saying: "The day has begun with terrible news.
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This is terrible news for India, as it strains to become a competitive producer for world markets.
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For anyone hoping fingerprint readers would usher in a new era of mobile security, that's terrible news.
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"That he would seek such a dramatic step sounds like more terrible news for Trump," he wrote.
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That turned out to be terrible news for then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and her party.
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" Ms. Katz: "Worldwide chaos and terrible news have been around forever, and somehow we live though it.
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" Ms. Katz: "Worldwide chaos and terrible news have been around forever, and somehow we live though it.
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"I am deeply shaken by the terrible news from Barcelona," said Thomas de Maizière, Germany's interior minister.
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That could spell terrible news for China's entrepreneurs — and an even worse reality for the country's economy.
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It's terrible news, which comes just two days after Wednesday's shooting at another navy base in Hawaii.
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But that's terrible news for many other retailers, and for consumer products companies, whose goods they sell.
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It is terrible news if you want to see faster global economic growth in the years ahead.
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It is terrible news if you want to see faster global economic growth in the years ahead.
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It's terrible news for those who care about human rights — and about America's long history of defending them.
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The day is dominated by the terrible news of the Nice attack and the attempted coup in Turkey.
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We are in the midst of yet another of Donald J. Trump's self-inflicted spirals of terrible news.
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Now, terrible news ... cops say they found human remains in Macon County, Alabama and they believe it's Aniah.
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"I woke up this morning to this terrible news, super sad," the Spaniard said on Rod Laver Arena.
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Well, this is forking terrible news: the fourth and final season of The Good Place is almost over.
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Despite all the terrible news these days, however, climate veterans like Adrar feel a cautious sense of hope.
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All of these developments were terrible news for the Middle East's three "superconnector" airlines, Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways.
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Days after the quake, Bruzzese and her sister, Ingrid, got the terrible news: her father's body had been found.
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It's great news if you're a lawyer for Verizon or Comcast, and terrible news for the rest of us.
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But crowdfunding in 2000, amidst the daily onslaught of no-good, terrible news, presented countless opportunities for collective redemption.
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GoPro's got some terrible news, and conveniently, it comes as polling places around the country are starting to close.
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And they&aposre going to buy an enormous amount of liquefied natural gas which is terrible news for Russia.
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The UAW calls on those in power to invest now in the working families dealing with this terrible news.
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Terrible news for the Public Theater but a great opportunity for United Airlines: They're probably like, 'We want in!
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"We are deeply shocked and saddened by this terrible news," Paul Walsh, the company's chairman, said in a statement.
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It was his wife, Laura, with terrible news: Their 4-year-old son, Evan, was headed into the emergency room.
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Derks' mother, Kayla Rudichuk, tells PEOPLE she was out shopping for groceries when her mother called with the terrible news.
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Today brings terrible news for fans of The View — but the best news ever for fans of That's So Raven.
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That would be terrible news not just for world economic growth, but generally for Asia and more specifically for Japan.
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We were in Zurich on Friday, November 13, when we heard this terrible news at the end of the show.
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People are ditching iconic makeup brands and flocking to buzzy skincare companies like Glossier, and that's terrible news for Ulta
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That is terrible news, because the lump sums usually are far less valuable to retirees than the lifetime income stream.
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That's not terrible news for its new focus, a so-called "lab on a chip," but it's another nail for sure.
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" The L.A. Chargers also shared condolences ... "We are deeply saddened by the terrible news coming out of Thousand Oaks this morning.
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While most of the terrible news these days tends to have something to do with politics, not all of it does.
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The long-awaited score is terrible news for Republicans and shows way more Americans losing coverage than most experts had expected.
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"Several hours ago, before this taping, several of us heard the terrible news that comedian Garry Shandling had died," O'Brien, 52, said.
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As the committee agreed to send the bill to the House, Alvarez appeared for his chemotherapy appointment but instead received terrible news.
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"Terrible News: This morning I lost my Best Friend," he said, explaining that Spartacus had surgery due to cancer in his knee.
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Springtime (and rising temps) can mean more humidity indoors, which is great news for dust mites and terrible news for your nose.
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The announcement of Mr. Jones's illness dominated Monty Python fan sites on Friday, where it was described as "sad" and "terrible" news.
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That's how it felt for me, watching the terrible news earlier in the week, hearing about Alton B. Sterling and Philando Castile.
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Americans are losing confidence in the economy — and that's terrible news for President Donald Trump as he heads into an election year.
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With an election looming, and the Labour opposition captured by an equally radical hard-left, the Tories' sinister metamorphosis is terrible news.
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The terrible news he brought us on this day was that our national video game addiction was creating a generation of killers.
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Think of the moment you got the terrible news, got bullied, humiliated yourself, experienced horror of some kind or heard those damaging words.
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"Today, I've received terrible news that my father, Thomas Reid, has passed away," she wrote, captioning shot of the two of them embracing.
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There's good news for people who can't be bothered to leave their apartments for their morning coffee, and terrible news for baristas everywhere.
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In all, that's basically business as usual from the divisive Hannah Diamond, which is either great or terrible news depending on your preferences.
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Image: Chris LangdonAs if the oceans needed more terrible news, scientists have learned that the coral reefs surrounding the Florida Keys are dissolving.
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Dreading the probable impact of the terrible news, her children have not yet told her that her house has been destroyed and looted.
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"Whenever there has been people talking samples being destroyed, I think for Spanish sport, that's terrible news," the tennis player Rafael Nadal said.
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That's either good or terrible news to parents, who may now be hearing "Into the Unknown" approximately eight to 12 times a day.
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A dip in coffee prices won't necessarily change things for the average coffee drinker, but it's terrible news for coffee farmers, especially small enterprises.
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What is most telling, in the unhappiest possible way, is that this terrible news is something like the best case scenario for the Mets.
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"The team at Sequoia and Kings National Parks is devastated by this terrible news," Woody Smeck, superintendent of the parks, said in a statement.
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It was terrible news for anyone involved, but by the end of the day, the core developers seemed to have a solution in place.
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"It's terrible news and the world of football hopes that someone can find a way to take these kids out of there," he said.
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He dropped his backpack, called his mom and heard some terrible news: His 24-year-old uncle had learned he had dementia, probably Alzheimer's.
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"The U.S. is certainly not in a recession, Europe isn't getting any worse, and that's balancing out this terrible news from China," Richman said.
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While this is terrible news, our union negotiated a buyout option: Essentially, one can volunteer to be laid off in exchange for better severance.
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But some farmers think the warm weather might actually be terrible news — leading to less sap and a possible syrup shortage later this year.
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With terrible news constantly slamming everyone in the face every second, it's pretty easy to forget the innocent and kind things people do every day.
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And that's terrible news when drought comes along, Rizzo explains, because it means there are more and more trees and plants competing for scarce water.
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An MRI revealed the terrible news: a "giant" brain tumor, putting pressure on Gracie Lou's brain and practically "shoving" the organ out of her skull.
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"It's classic 'buy on the terrible news'," said Ian Winer, director of trading at Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles, referring to the wider market's rally.
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It was terrible news for the 1,400 workers who have since been laid off (though several hundred of them have accepted transfers to other factories).
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The slightly less terrible news is that the killer shockwave would have to happen near a highly populated urban area to have such an effect.
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This is such terrible news and all you can do is send your thoughts to him, his loved ones and the extended Badgers hoops family.
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And Smith, who regularly addresses the public about the scourge of violence, this time was left to break the terrible news to his own family.
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Not last, in what could be seen as either really good or pretty terrible news, many similar apps have come and gone in recent years.
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That's potentially terrible news for drivers, and the weight of the ice can snap power lines or bring down trees that will do the same.
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We're told everyone in the room was devastated when doctors delivered the terrible news, and those assembled prayed, cried and tried to console each other.
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And just weeks ago, people in Ohio were met with the same terrible news, leaving the residents of 20 counties without a single insurance provider.
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A pivotal episode begins on a wordless Simons processing terrible news, and the impact of witnessing that through him instead of a student is immense.
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Speaking at the event, Buttigieg, who came out in 2015, shared that he was 16 when he learned the "terrible news" of Shepard's death, CNN reported.
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Terrible news, Westworld fans: You're going to have to wait a long, long time to see if any of your carefully considered theories will play out.
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Whilst this terrible news is sinking in, our primary focus is on supporting the family and loved ones of Chris in any way we possibly can.
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Many of you will now have heard the terrible news of the passing yesterday of one of our young club members, 15 year old Kent Yamazaki.
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According to NOAA, drier and milder than average conditions will be the rule across much of California, which is terrible news for the drought-riddled state.
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We know you're not yet ready to dance after the terrible news of the singer's death — but this song absolutely begs you to get up and move.
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But in the feverish last stage of an epically ill-tempered presidential cycle, that equivocation was for the birds: this is truly terrible news for Mrs Clinton.
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"This is, of course, an almost comically bad decision on the part of Facebook and I imagine also terrible news for its so-called "family of apps.
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She loses her phone (actually her boyfriend, dressed as Bonnie to her Clyde, throws it in a trifle) and doesn't hear the terrible news: Myers is back.
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"We received this terrible news and send our condolences and support to the families, friends and teammates of Jairo, Raul and Emilio," Reds CEO Bob Castellini said.
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The emergence of Playoff LeBron would be terrible news for the Pacers (48-34), a ridiculously fun, young team that turned a rebuilding project into something special.
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"When I heard of today's shocking and terrible news, those memories of our special time when we honored our parents loomed softly in my mind," she said.
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In the spring of 1947, when she was 6 years old, she learned the terrible news: The airplane he was flying had gone down in the Arctic.
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In this British drama series, Jonah (John Simm of "Life on Mars"), a professor in London, travels to Hong Kong after receiving terrible news about his wife.
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Read on for my tips, and next time you're feeling burned out by the constant drip-feed of terrible news, try to remember what you learned here today.
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The U.S. is waking up to the terrible news of the Las Vegas shooting at a country music festival, which left at least 50 dead and 200 injured.
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Davos arrives just in time to stop Jon's latest emo story to reveal some truly terrible news: the Red Woman burned Princess Shireen Baratheon alive in season 5.
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Terrible news out of Florida after a police dog was shot and killed by a suspect ... and the K9 is being credited for saving the lives of officers.
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"It's terrible news," said Gustavo Velasquez, who was the assistant secretary for fair housing and equal opportunity at HUD during the final three years of the Obama administration.
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But last year, she was given some terrible news — she must return to China to apply for a new type of Kazakh visa if she wanted to stay.
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If you were one of the people who heavily invested in Microsoft's ebook ecosystem, which let you read books via the Microsoft Edge browser, this is probably terrible news.
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However, the menacing music and Meredith's episode-closing voice over ("The bad times are gonna find you all on their own") confirm Father DeLuca's presence is only terrible news.
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But the depth of the Ravens is terrible news for Pittsburgh, as Robert Griffin III and Gus Edwards are perfectly capable of engineering what would officially be an upset.
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Some of the strongest evidence of our inability to mix auditory processing with daily tasks comes from studies of distracted driving—and it's basically terrible news all the way down.
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It's terrible news for fans who were still holding out hope the festival would actually get off the ground on the heels of major money issues nearly shutting it down.
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While it's easy to collapse into a puddle of despair in the face of so much terrible news, the report also emphasizes the power of doing something rather than nothing.
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" But in the past couple months, as the world seemed to collapse beneath the weight of terrible news, Green was inspired to create "an alternate take" or a "parallel universe.
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"Our hearts are heavy with the terrible news this evening of the passing of prominent Son of Marshall Chris Cline," Jerome Gilbert, the university's president, said in a statement Thursday.
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"Supporters of the law touted this decrease as beneficial," he writes, since, after all, retiring early sounds nice but is "terrible news for the economy," which will miss the workers.
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While this may be a minor cause for celebration for the blogs that went into full Outrage Mode™ after that story, it is terrible news for my Twitter feed.
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For all the terrible news of this morning, for all the heartbreak and terror, this is still, as Robert McCloskey put it, a time of wonder, a time of change.
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Mainland markets have done so despite – or more accurately, because of – the accelerating drumbeat of terrible news about the Covid-19 epidemic that emerged from Hubei province late last year.
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According to The New York Times, the representative from Georgia will head the Department of Health and Human Services—and that's terrible news for anyone who depends on the Affordable Care Act.
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But after a month of terrible news and a Republican convention that painted a portrait of America as on the brink of collapse, a dose of Obama's optimism was powerful, even empowering.
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You've spent the week listening to terrible news on everything from flu to foreign affairs, and now we've got a story about how Hillary Clinton tolerated sexual harassment in her presidential campaign.
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"Terrible news coming in of potentially large loss of life in a shipwreck off the coast of Libya," UNHCR spokesman Charlie Yaxley said in a tweet, adding that details were still sketchy.
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I'm used to waking up or scrolling through Twitter to learn some terrible news that another terrorist attack has happened at a sports stadium or subway station in America, Europe or Asia.
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This is terrible news for the country, but for narrower legacy questions, it helps explain why Obama has spent the last several weeks touting the stability he's passing along to the new administration.
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"Anytime you have a slowing economy or entering a recession, that's terrible news for the party in power, that's just historically true," said John Weaver, a Republican strategist who worked on Ohio Gov.
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That's terrible news for the environment, but on the bright side, if you've always had a hard time reckoning your desire for a greener planet with your love of Vaseline, you're off the hook.
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Michael Flynn's guilty plea and agreement to cooperate with Bob Mueller's investigation was without doubt terrible news for President Trump and his inner circle: Flynn knows more than anyone about their dealings with Russia.
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Related: After Two Years and Thousands of Deaths, Guinea Is Finally Ebola Free "It's terrible news, but we knew it was possible because of Liberia," said Fatima Musa, who sells pastries in east Freetown.
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"This is terrible news from Halle and I hope very much that the police catch the perpetrator, or perpetrators, as quickly as possible," government spokesman Steffen Seibert said, interrupting a regular government news conference.
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The travel advisories could spell terrible news for the tourism economies of these countries, in particular Brazil, which is hoping for a surge in tourism for the 2016 Olympics to help with a deep recession.
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It's terrible news to hear when any fighter goes down to injury, and no doubt Cormier himself is extremely disappointed—but as long as he trains moderately hard for a fight, the risks are present.
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When Universal announced its monster franchise plans, some greeted those plans with trepidation because they featured Cruise, Crowe, and Depp, three men who've been at the center of more than a few terrible news stories.
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A few massively powerful tech platforms controlling so much public debate is not just terrible news for social cohesion and media pluralism, given their algorithms have no interest in sifting fake from real news (au contraire).
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As if the Great Barrier Reef needed more terrible news, the Queensland government issued permits this week for a controversial new coal mine that marine biologists fear could choke out portions of the reef with pollution.
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This comic is a good spy comic, one that confronts racism, the effects of war, and even casual homophobia, head-on, but it's a little "gun heavy," considering all the terrible news going on right now.
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The bankruptcy filing this year of Peabody Energy, the world's largest publicly owned coal producer, was but the latest terrible news for an industry whose market, Goldman Sachs says, is in a longterm and irreversible decline.
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Kip Eideberg, the vice president of public affairs and advocacy at the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, which represents major American exporters like Caterpillar and John Deere, said the additional tariffs were "terrible news" for his industry.
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Since Donald Trump's inauguration, however, the world has become a garish, nightmare-inducing cavalcade of terrible news, due primarily to the president's general incompetence and tendency to make policy decisions based on volatile whims and reactionary impulses.
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On the night in 2000 when news networks initially reported that Al Gore had won the presidential election, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor was said to have told friends at a dinner party that it was terrible news.
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Read These Next: This Stranger Things Star Just Confirmed Some Terrible News For Season 3 Why No One Mentions Black Women When They Talk About The Hollywood Pay Gap The Crown's Gender Pay Gap Is Royally Screwed Up
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"As a child of divorce, all I can say is that's terrible news for those children, and that's all you can really say," Theroux told Business Insider during an interview about his new movie, Girl on the Train.
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"The injunction is terrible news for Temer because it puts the spending ceiling at risk given that the deputy leader of the Senate is from the Workers Party," said Leonardo Barreto, head of Brasilia-based political consultancy Factual.
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When speaking with The Hollywood Reporter about Younger season 6, Star opened up about the future of the series and it's either great news or terrible news, depending on what happens when it become time for a renewal.
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For example: At this point she's really devastated because she's just had some terrible news, but all I can think is that if she stuck on some stereotypically nerdy glasses and gold mules, she could walk for Alessandro Michele.
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Related: Canada's Ice Roads Are Melting — And That Is Terrible News for Aboriginal Communities In June 2014, Canada's then transport minister Lisa Raitt launched a review of the Canada Transportation Act, which called for input from all interested parties.
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In terrible news for the writing room of NBC's "The Good Place," Jacksonville moved on from Blake Bortles, a quarterback who occasionally shined on the team's path to the A.F.C. championship game two years ago but struggled last season.
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Apparently, heaps of "terrible" news coverage have convinced the president that the House bill is too difficult to defend, though Politico reports that Trump did not give senators any firm directives about what he'd like to see in the Senate version.
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That's terrible news for the Clinton campaign, because so far its best defense against the email scandal has been the fact that about half the voting public has shown no interest in or much knowledge about the affair at all.
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"As a child of divorce all I can say is that's terrible news for those children and that's all you can really say," Theroux told Business Insider at a press event for his upcoming film, The Girl on the Train.
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As the nation aches in the face of daily terrible news, cooking for yourself and others can provide a kind of balm, and deliver the sense that there is still care and love present around us, and that it helps.
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Related: Canada's Ice Roads Are Melting — And That Is Terrible News for Aboriginal Communities And according to Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day, part of the problem is the lack of a full understanding of the water problem — and potential solutions.
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Respect your feelings and needs Recognize that you can be traumatized by terrible news, especially if it hits close to homePursue some positive form of relief, whether it be video games or volunteeringAllow yourself to feel bad, and grow from it.
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Related: Canada's Ice Roads Are Melting — And That Is Terrible News for Aboriginal Communities She added that Health Minister Jane Philpott would be working with local and First Nation leaders, as well as the province, to provide Pikangikum with a trauma team.
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"This terrible news has only served to strengthen our resolve to identify and bring to justice the person or persons responsible for what I can only describe as an outrageous, reckless and barbaric act," Mr. Basu said in a statement on Sunday evening.
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"You are inundated with terrible news, and you have no choice to opt in or out," said Verena von Pfetten, 3003, the former digital director for Lucky magazine who is a founder of Gossamer, a high-style magazine targeted to cannabis-loving tastemakers.
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Anyone who listened to Johnson's stern admonitions to the public to work from home could have told him that from the moment he heard the terrible news coming out of Wuhan, he should have boarded himself up in a Downing Street broom cupboard.
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Welcome to the year of the plastic menace, a nonstop flow of terrible news about how the ocean and its organisms are choking on macroplastic, while microplastic particles—bits less than 5 millimeters long—are wafting their way to supposedly pristine mountaintops in Europe.
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"We have really kept a welfare state and a strong family support structure, but this terrible news coming from nursing homes must also force us to acknowledge some very serious deficiencies," Marina Subirats, a well-known, Barcelona-based sociologist, said in a telephone interview.
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As the network's new president of entertainment, Kelly Kahl, and senior executive vice president of programming, Thom Sherman, took the stage for their very first executive session at the Television Critics Association summer press tour, they were surrounded by a swirl of terrible news.
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"This terrible news has only served to strengthen our resolve to identify and bring to justice the person or persons responsible for what I can only describe as an outrageous, reckless and barbaric act," Neil Basu, the head of U.K. counterterrorism policing, said in a statement.
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"The Fed has acted now to try to get ahead of what likely will be terrible news on the spread of the virus, both inside and outside the U.S., over the next couple of weeks," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, in a note.
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But in August, Maureen Platt, who replaced John Connelly as the state's attorney, called Donna and said she had terrible news: The Connecticut law in effect in 1993, when Regan assaulted her, provided felons "statutory good time," a reduction in their sentence if they didn't misbehave.
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While young women everywhere might feel overwhelmed by all of the terrible news currently out there, and the fact we might end up getting the short end of the business stick thanks to other people's misdeeds, King believes we're better equipped than prior generations to fight for our rights.
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"As a child of divorce, all I can say is that's terrible news for those children and that's all you can really say," the 45-year-old Leftovers actor told Business Insider Monday during a press tour for his new film The Girl on the Train, out Oct. 7.
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"The proposed merger of Enbridge and Spectra Energy, two fossil fuel pipeline giants that already control much of the oil and gas flow throughout the country, would be bad news for energy consumers and terrible news for the clean energy revolution on which the future of our planet depends," she said.
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This is terrible news for presumptive Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who's banking on the Sunshine State.
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But a new paper on primaries for Congress and state legislatures by Oxford's Alexander Fouirnaies and Stanford's Andy Hall suggests tough nomination battles really do hurt — and the authors see it as terrible news for Donald Trump in the fall, somewhat mitigated by the fact that Democrats also have a tough race.
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It was 8 PM and I was at Toronto's Sony Center waiting for the start of what was being called the "debate of the century" between Slavoj "I found this shirt" Žižek and Jordan "Why would I leave a good tip if the service was bad" Peterson when I overheard some terrible news.
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Not enough weed supply and too much expansion are among the reasons given for MedMen's problems, but the disconnect between the company's promise and reality made me think hard about some other terrible news this week: Apple's announcement that it was going to miss its projected revenue by billions of dollars this quarter.
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Andi was wrapping up hometown dates when she and her final four men were given the terrible news; rather than cut the action, the cameras were mounted in the corner and left rolling as we watched producers, cast, and crew mingle in shared grief, turning the work of making the show into the source of the drama.
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"Broken heart syndrome -- which is, in fact, a real thing -- is when someone finds out some shocking news, typically terrible news, and there's a massive release of these stress hormones that are released into the bloodstream, and the heart is then bombarded with these stress hormones," said Dr. Matthew Lorber, a psychiatrist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.
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Honestly, a work of art: And sometimes Bongo Cat is the only one who can truly get at our emotions, and is the best way to cope with the flood of seemingly endless, terrible news: Bongo Cat has already opened the door to limitless possibilities: There is no crisis Bongo Cat can't ease, no hardship they can't soothe.
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"Broken heart syndrome — which is, in fact, a real thing — is when someone finds out some shocking news, typically terrible news, and there's a massive release of these stress hormones that are released into the bloodstream, and the heart is then bombarded with these stress hormones," said Dr. Matthew Lorber, a psychiatrist at New York's Lenox Hill Hospital, according to KDVR.
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"I don't normally post graphic images on my Instagram, but due to the terrible news we all got this week when @narsissist announced they've decided to start testing their cosmetics on animals, it wouldn't feel right not to say SOMETHING," Von D shared on her personal Instagram account, along with a series of graphic photos demonstrating the dangerous effects of animal testing.
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" Despite all the terrible news that we read, see and hear, and despite all the "genuine cruelty and pain and hardship that people are experiencing all around the world at any given moment of any given day," says the former president, "if you had to choose a moment in human history in which you'd want to be born, ... you'd choose today.
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Ultimately the novel can't entirely escape this element; but Erpenbeck's rigor, her crystalline human insight, her exhilaratingly synthetic imagination — uniting Grimm's fairy tales, the medieval catacombs of Rzeszow, Poland, a great line from Brecht ("He who laughs has not yet received the terrible news"), and the implications of Niger's significant uranium deposits — combine to make "Go, Went, Gone" an important novel, both aesthetically and morally.
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First, she is in one of her best moods in a while (this time, after a quartet of lovely hometown dates), invited to a new location she believes is neutral ground (a random lounge or Airbnb or something in Los Angeles filled with her friends), and then smacked in the face with some terrible news even a seer couldn't have predicted (Tia's remaining, and apparently very strong, "feelings" for Colton).
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