The ThermoPeanut is a two-inch device that takes a wide range of temperature readings, from an unbearable -5 degrees to an even more unbearable 140 (there's a sweet spot in there, somewhere).
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Lily Allen once told me that the negativity becomes unbearable.
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" "There are still some moments where the pain is unbearable.
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First, I only cast Emily cos you're an unbearable diva.
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If I didn't write the story, it would be unbearable.
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"The situation has become unbearable," said Athanasios Terzis, a businessman.
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The shame was nearly as unbearable as the panic attacks.
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Work has been slow for an afternoon, but not unbearable.
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I find much of it unbearable, to say the least.
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My first pair of Forever 21 black platforms were unbearable.
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He stopped working in 2011, when the pain became unbearable.
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The gravity of the situation is nearly an unbearable weight.
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His story was unbearable to hear: torture, deprivation, and exile.
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"It's unbearable, and it needs to become intolerable," she added.
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So unbearable that you probably remember it to this day.
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"It was unbearable for him and for us," she says.
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This condition can lead to an unbearable amount of pain.
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It could very well be a pile of unbearable schlock.
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But the plane remained parked for an unbearable 45 minutes.
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Since then, intense fighting made life unbearable for Mosul's civilians.
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For this employee and others, the stress has become unbearable.
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For many, the common affliction can make everyday life unbearable.
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As his dental pain became unbearable, he called for appointments.
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The only unbearable bit is how unprepared you guys are.
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But despite her efforts, the financial burden has become unbearable.
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It was unbearable, and I knew I couldn't stop it.
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The long work shifts under the blazing sun were unbearable.
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When I want something badly, it becomes an unbearable itch.
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Hearing the drum circle at Lake Merritt had become unbearable.
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The weight of so many things remembering you is unbearable.
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Her daily commute to Hamilton Heights is unbearable, she said.
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The resulting stress seems to have become unbearable on Sept.
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And the human cost of expelling them is nearly unbearable.
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You feel somewhat uncomfortable, but it's not unbearable or unmanageable.
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It's a very expensive coat, but last winter was unbearable.
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The anxious phone calls from his family had become unbearable.
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"This rooster was not being unbearable," the rooster's lawyer said.
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The absurd and absurdly charming "Brigsby Bear" sounds, well, unbearable.
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Seams are unbearable, and tags need to be cut out.
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The average daily high temperature was an unbearable 119.6 degrees.
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This resolution brought her unbearable pain, and it broke me.
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And that's what makes the loss of Nipsey so unbearable.
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However, I find sitting in an office all day unbearable.
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Lee constructs and deploys Moose and Freya at such length and with such leisure not only to make the suspense of "High Dive" unbearable but to make the pain, when it comes, unbearable as well.
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"This loss is unbearable and cannot be overcome," Decadt's husband said.
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The audio, echoing gunshots and children wailing, is at times, unbearable.
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Believe me, it's an nearly unbearable mood over here right now.
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Grieving is heavy, and this past week has been almost unbearable.
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Marigolds also have a distinctive smell that is unbearable to mosquitoes.
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"Loneliness is a long, unbearable pain," he later wrote from prison.
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The phone got warm during charging, but not unbearable to touch.
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And that, to Shinji, is the most unbearable thought of all.
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Roa told CBS Miami that their mother is in unbearable pain.
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The family requests privacy as they cope with this unbearable tragedy.
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When temperatures in Adelaide, South Australia, hit unbearable heights on Jan.
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When the pain becomes unbearable, suicide seems like an attractive option.
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It was a little sore, but it wasn't unbearable at all.
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These were "usual pressures," but they steadily built to something unbearable.
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The shame they would feel because of my actions was unbearable.
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Then, in an instant, her face was consumed in unbearable pain.
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"The thought of that going round near my balls is unbearable."
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The sadness and helplessness I continue to feel are almost unbearable.
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The tension is unbearable, or else you wouldn't be doing this.
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Daily temperatures in Abu Dhabi could also become unbearable after 2070.
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When Canseco became unbearable — and his production declined — Alderson traded him.
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Some residents have already been complaining of "unbearable" petrochemical-like smells.
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But it puts the ordinary, progressive swearer in an unbearable position.
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The intensity of self-delight in the room was almost unbearable.
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The pain is unbearable at times, and present all the time.
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I have three children; the thought of losing one is unbearable.
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The pain is unbearable and is increased when urinating or defecating.
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There we have it: the unbearable lightness of being Donald Trump.
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For progressives, examining every aspect of the federal budget is unbearable.
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"There was a lot of dust — it was unbearable," she said.
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This year, life in Indian-administered Kashmir became even more unbearable.
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The unbearable clarity that follows a death blessedly fades with time.
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But nothing worked, and "the pain was so unbearable," she said.
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The tension becomes so unbearable that at last Issa confronts her.
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"The depth of my grief was really unbearable," Ms. Fludgate said.
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The writing on this topic makes for close to unbearable reading.
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The neighbors also say the noise is unbearable, at all hours.
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I spent a lot of time outside, because inside was just unbearable.
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Sunburn has a way of going from irritating to unbearable, real quick.
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If, on the other hand, the situation is truly unbearable, get help.
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The amount of pain and anguish this has caused us is unbearable.
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As time marches on, the nervousness increases, eventually becoming nigh-on unbearable.
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With the Run earbuds, however, the skips and dropouts were unbearable outdoors.
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There are many challenges to come but life under ISIS was unbearable.
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They fled their home three years ago when life there became unbearable.
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As unbearable as that sounds, the pull of this narrative is magnetic.
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The unthinkable idea to never ever know silence was unbearable to me.
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The stress became so unbearable she said her hair started falling out.
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This is a recipe for unbearable mental strain and unmanageable cognitive load.
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I mean, this is just unbearable and it needs to be intolerable.
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Her train commute had become so unbearable it was ruining her health.
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When she was in her early 40s, Suzy started getting unbearable migraines.
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The discordant plonking of an untuned piano rises to an unbearable crescendo.
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What separates genuinely unbearable trash from a fun night full of comedy?
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The direction is by Steven Spielberg who did the unbearable Sugarland Express.
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I mean, this is just unbearable, and it needs to be intolerable.
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The most unpleasant and unbearable pain I felt was in my bones.
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It is almost unbearable for us to contemplate our life without him.
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But when wildfires hit, the gridlock can be unbearable, if not deadly.
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However, while it certainly got colder, I never found the cold unbearable.
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Even with custom earplugs my ears start to hum and it's unbearable.
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But the physical separation would soon became unbearable—for Hugue, at least.
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Today if I was to get drunk or high I'd be unbearable.
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Worse still, a precipitous economic downturn makes the debt burden more unbearable.
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In her case, that would have been an unbearable burden: about $15,000.
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"The protagonist is, in a very kind way, unbearable," Ms. Almozini said.
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Some people find this unbearable, while others can't get enough of it.
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"This is an unbearable tragedy for the family," Paradiso Fodera told CNN.
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UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESSA Story of Loss and GainBy Portia de Rossi320 pp. Atria.
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The foul stench of fish heads, entrails, and chicken bones is unbearable.
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He has quietly battled unbearable mental illness for more than two decades.
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The sound is an unbearable storm that brings me to my knees.
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There is immense suffering under China's rule, and this suffering is unbearable.
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Mr. Bukhari wrote that the "continuous grind of violence" was becoming unbearable.
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The tension of being in his skin is pretty close to unbearable.
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Without one, you will crumble into insanity or apathy; both are unbearable.
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She said he played the harmonium, which I found unbearable news altogether.
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This is a bleak and, frankly, unbearable prospect, and it's concentrating minds.
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She says her pain was almost unbearable during the hours long ordeal.
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As a result, by 1822, unbearable odors were emanating from some cemeteries.
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One afternoon in early May 2019, he was hospitalized in unbearable pain.
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After all, their winters are twice as long and thrice as unbearable.
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Or how, during a sunburn, wearing that T-shirt suddenly becomes unbearable.
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I have witnessed their unbearable pain and intense difficulty forging healthy relationships.
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The toilets are primitive, the ventilation bad, the smell unbearable, he said.
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He's not someone of upper class stock and that is unbearable for them.
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The life of a "closeted" FGM survivor living in London can be unbearable.
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Become too brash, and a traumatic family death may become even more unbearable.
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Consider this: A cold pool feels unbearable at first, and then you adapt.
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"Conversations regarding separation have proven unbearable for many of our clients," Fluharty said.
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The combo of stress and so-cold-it-hurts weather is almost unbearable.
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That made the wait until season 2, which premiered Wednesday night, downright unbearable.
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But she had received death threats and said that the pressure was unbearable.
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It started off nice but this took about 15 minutes to become unbearable.
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Heavy bombing had turned his village northeast of Deraa into "an unbearable hell".
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Decades of under-investment have left roads potholed, ports clogged and traffic unbearable.
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The work was so unbearable, many workers left after just a few days.
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Sometimes witnessing someone's embarrassment can be just as unbearable as feeling it yourself.
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Now, with transfer rumours more accessible than ever, the waiting game becomes unbearable.
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The wave of anxiety began with the unbearable prospect of a President Trump.
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"Taxes are unbearable," said Ashraf Jarar, an insurance consultant out among the protestors.
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As the elevator ascended, the full weight of the package became almost unbearable.
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When he came to, he said, he had "unbearable pain" in his stomach.
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" The editorial called the loss of lives "an unbearable blow for any community.
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In the end, my body bore the unbearable, as many of ours do.
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It is almost unbearable to sit through, which is as it should be.
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For people facing crushing debt, the weight of carrying it can seem unbearable.
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After two days, the stench of their decomposing corpses became unbearable, Warnock recalled.
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This weekend has been unbearable Lake Elsinore… we have to get traffic moving.
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It seemed unfortunate and unbearable because weed makes everything so much more fun.
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Books of The Times For George W. Bush, the summer already looks unbearable.
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Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted that pollution was "unbearable" across North India.
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" It was consciously artful, he said, so as to "make the unbearable bearable.
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The hour's drive to Purdue University felt like an unbearable distance to Shannon.
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"Absolute homelessness is unbearable," writes Leszek Kolakowski, a Polish philosopher living in London.
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Even just supporting Warren has come with an unbearable amount of misogynist condescension.
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Of all these indignities, though, I found the noise probably the most unbearable.
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Getting cancer is scary enough, adding this to my fears is almost unbearable.
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Their voices are similar and both are kind of unbearable, in a way.
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That may help people sustain periods of social distancing that seem unbearable today.
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The Chabots describe fleeing long commutes, rising gas taxes and unbearable home prices.
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As these debt burdens become unbearable, paying the piper will become extremely painful.
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My love and our love to them, in this time of unbearable grief.
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"To see it turn into a crime scene — it's unbearable," a cousin said.
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G.Y.: There are times when the sheer magnitude of human suffering feels unbearable.
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"It turned unbearable to remain silent," said Yulia Snigir, a popular film actress.
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But fantasy is not a bad place to go when reality proves unbearable.
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His death was unbearable: My tears flowed into an endless river of grief.
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"The not knowing is almost unbearable," Charlene Spierer wrote on Facebook last June.
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McKinley had grown to find the situation "unbearable," a former colleague told POLITICO.
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It's an interesting exercise in branding and the unbearable lightness of our times.
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The trauma of healing while dealing with the devastating diagnosis of Alzheimer's became unbearable.
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Sham (a nickname she uses) says that meanwhile, life in Lebanon had become unbearable.
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"This loss is unbearable and unthinkable," her husband Alexander Naessens said in a statement.
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"It's been an unbearable 2½ years that they've had to go through," said Banks.
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Then JoJo and Wells went on their date and the awkwardness was pretty unbearable.
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Festivals are synonymous with fashion, yummy food, amazing bands, and nearly-unbearable weather conditions.
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Finally some more unbearable dramatic irony and the grating voice of a whiny teenager!
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So yes, people may end up seeking medical care when the heat feels unbearable.
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On Facebook, the oversimplification of the trauma of grief itself felt, to me, unbearable.
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Almost unbearable He'd just survived not one, but two attacks from the same bear.
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Doctors must agree that the patient is suffering from incurable and unbearable mental suffering.
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Photo by Phighter ImagesGlobal warming promises to make the summers more and more unbearable.
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Tom's teammates are a mixed bag of boisterous youngsters, decent lads, and unbearable pricks.
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In 2013, I hit a breaking point because my gender dysphoria had become unbearable.
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"He said it was unbearable," his mother, Claire, told the publication of his pants.
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What happened in Douglas' (John Malkovich) childhood to make him such an unbearable curmudgeon?
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"In the end, there was simply shock, horror, helplessness and unbearable pain," Laura recalls.
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They pulse with this intensity of emotion that would be unbearable in real life.
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It looked as if the room was covered in shit; the smell was unbearable.
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Furthermore, app lag is reportedly unbearable for viewing live feeds from unmanned aerial systems.
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Today my heart aches For Iman, and Alexandria for their untimely and unbearable loss.
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Reliving these moments that my team and I filmed and edited is still unbearable.
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I'm still haunted by the idea of life being unbearable, but I'm getting better.
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The swings between unbearable weekday silence and weekend binges were incredibly unhealthy for me.
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The Netherlands allows doctor-assisted dying for "unbearable" suffering "with no prospect of improvement".
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At no point did they dismiss my offers of free booze as unbearable. Success!
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That truly, 15 of my 16 waking hours would be spent in unbearable nausea.
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Does the thought of spending a day in tasteful company sound enjoyable or unbearable?
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But the administration shelved the plan as it determined the risk of war unbearable.
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An unbearable line For one, day customers could "pay their age" for a toy.
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When her parents tried to hug her, she'd flinch because the pain was unbearable.
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These sometimes unbearable conditions make the Southwest home to beautiful deserts and national sites.
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I could feel the almost unbearable heat waves of the latter, volley after volley.
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"We have had unbearable pain to survive for the past two years," Shin said.
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Life is wonderful, but the idea of living forever with that pain is unbearable.
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Stress at home and work was becoming unbearable, and he'd heard meditation could help.
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"Listening to the cries of children separated from their parents is unbearable," she wrote.
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Only an abiding sense of wrongness and the unbearable recollection of being violently penetrated.
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Workers in North Korea labor grueling hours in unbearable conditions for almost no pay.
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And not a bad way to cool off after a week of unbearable heat.
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Men are beaten and forced to work in unbearable construction jobs for no pay.
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The thought of spending weeks on end alone in my Manhattan apartment became unbearable.
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"The stench was unbearable," Mr. Omar recalled, his weathered face pulled into a grimace.
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She was good at asking what I wanted and didn't, so it wasn't unbearable.
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But then when it got kind of unbearable, he went to the free clinic.
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The executives, prosecutors say, resolved to make life so unbearable that workers would leave.
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"It's unbearable, it's cold," Chasity Spears, a mother, told CNN affiliate WJZ on Wednesday.
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"Losing a child is unbearable and it's my responsibility," she said about Zymere's death.
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Workers and businesses can only go so long before the financial crunch becomes unbearable.
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Something terrible happens soon after, and while it's almost unbearable, you should hang on.
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How are the families of the passengers and crew compensated for this unbearable loss?
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After Skalnik's arrest, her father's harsh criticism of her escalated, until it became unbearable.
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But with fewer young people around, the burden on their generations is growing unbearable.
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If the performance really is unbearable, the Series 33 isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Emotional pain can feel unbearable at times, especially for people lacking support and resources.
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The thing is, this stuff—dying coral, acid rain, unbearable heat—is already happening.
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Life for Gudetama, which mainly consists of lying on a plate, is largely unbearable.
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So when life in Sydney became unbearable for Jan, she already knew where to go.
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Although it wasn't unbearable, it really makes you notice the sorry state of the place.
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But the slow pace felt unbearable after SpaceX, and she resigned after a few months.
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Slightly less befuddling than the videos's unbearable awkwardness — can you sit through all five minutes?
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" Black newspapers called him "the high priest of racial baloney" and "the unbearable Lothrop Stoddard.
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But despite its at times unbearable weight, Kathryn Bigelow's film is a well-done project.
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Pretty Wild is unbearable to watch, and yet the voicemail episode is a must-see.
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She believes the implants were to blame for her unbearable health woes over the years.
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They are left behind to deal with what may seem an unbearable grief and loss.
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She's a person who left her family and native land because life there became unbearable.
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Weeks before his first camp, the loss of his father grew too much, too unbearable.
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BTW ... Saturday's temps promises to be even more unbearable ... 98 degrees with 64 percent humidity.
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The hurt will deepen, and become, possibly, even more unbearable than it feels now. Why?
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As he let the unbearable words sink in, all he could think about was Laney.
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But two back surgeries followed during the off season, as did bouts of unbearable pain.
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The heat was unbearable as we sat on the porch of Plinio's wooden blue house.
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When the conditions there became unbearable, they moved to a house near their home village.
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Lamptay said the air quality, which used to be unbearable, has already improved in Jamestown.
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Her sensory issues and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome also made it unbearable to eat particular foods.
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He was tired of the daily pain that made even shaking someone's hand almost unbearable.
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Though I envied her sharp way with words, I found Hannah's hyper-selfish personality unbearable.
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O'Kelly's car journey proved especially unbearable, largely due to the addition of one particular passenger.
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Through Robbie's eyes, Oscar becomes, however briefly, a genuine, animate human being in unbearable pain.
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The idea of making this journey alone seems unbearable and almost too much to imagine.
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The agony of our decision — my decision — was unbearable and still brings me to tears.
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They had found sharing a hotel room fairly unbearable due to their very different temperaments.
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Critics said this would condemn people with degenerative conditions like multiple sclerosis to unbearable suffering.
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"The unbearable heat forced people to remain indoors throughout the day," the Dawn newspaper reported.
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Flavours she once savoured are now unbearable – she needs bland foods in order to swallow.
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" Meter added: "It is almost unbearable to witness this broken person in front of me.
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It could be unbearable as a spoken word piece, so a play could work better.
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THC made tinnitus unbearable for one of my friends—he finds relief in acupuncture instead.
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But now, in the last decade, the heat, even at 3 PM, is nearly unbearable.
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A desk fan can come to the rescue, especially when the summer heat becomes unbearable.
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Penn Station can be made less unbearable, and the new plan should ease some congestion.
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As unbearable as these stories are to read, I know that many more will follow.
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The constant dissembling was unbearable, he explains; he feared losing sight of who he was.
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We're told producers ordered Ray to continue shooting the show, as the pain became unbearable.
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I find that fact to be life-affirming, but many find it depressing and unbearable.
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It adds fuel to the cycle of negative thought that makes the disease so unbearable.
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They fled domestic violence, vengeful gangs, political opposition and laws that made their lives unbearable.
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But Melissa Jones, 36, a home health care aide, said the pace has been unbearable.
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There is more than one almost-unbearable moment when Eighner thinks he has lost her.
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Scientists had told me that as these scorching cities get hotter, life will become unbearable.
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We did nothing bad to anyone, so why do we live in such unbearable conditions?
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Michelle Stevens has suffered her own unbearable trauma in the form of predatory sexual abuse.
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I could still only manage 15 before the pain in my hands was too unbearable.
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Tayshia and JPJ's relationship can be viewed as either quirky and fun or totally unbearable.
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Princess Diana faced much the same thing, without the racist twist, and found it unbearable.
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A NASA satellite measured an unbearable 159.26 degrees Fahrenheit (70.7 degrees Celsius) there in 2005.
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And on this morning, after the sun completed its rise, her enviable vista became unbearable.
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In the second trimester, though, she went back to pot after her nausea grew unbearable.
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Having a work enemy, on the other hand, can make an otherwise fulfilling job unbearable.
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On her Instagram, Tira Part leans into the camera in what seems like unbearable anticipation.
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Where my husband and I hold each other close as we mourn this unbearable journey.
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Unbearable, I put it down on the earth the way my old man rolled dice.
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Bilkis, 16, told researchers how life had become unbearable after she was married at 13.
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New downward-tilting toilets are designed to become unbearable to sit on after five minutes.
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Sejdaras hated being confused, so she avoided taking pain medication until her pain grew unbearable.
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Others said they left Turkey because they could not find work and found life unbearable.
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Eddy's unbearable isolation is likewise mitigated by the fact that there are two of him.
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In it, he offered a symbolic vision of black men stuck in an unbearable environment.
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The stench was unbearable—urine from the latrines streaked the snow and frost-covered ground.
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If God Friended Me were at all cynical about its premise, it would be unbearable.
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After travelling, sitting at your desk almost every day of the week can be unbearable.
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Sometimes the consequences of those decisions are nearly unbearable (don't you hurt my sweet Mordin).
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Socks keep your toes warm and your feet from filling the room with unbearable foot odor.
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"My psoriasis flared up when I was about 20," Chris says, adding that it's become unbearable.
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In college, when the trauma "became unbearable," she suffered from alcohol abuse and thoughts of suicide.
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Michael Brandt, a German member of parliament, described the conditions as "unbearable" on board the boat.
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Paul didn't want to diminish the brutality of the assault, and something is unbearable about that.
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At this time of year, the idea of going to your stuffy indoor gym is unbearable.
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After her first surgery, Clarke said she was in "unbearable" pain and struggled to initially recover.
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They may feel trapped, isolated, or in unbearable pain, and might be abusing drugs or alcohol.
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A bath bomb The combo of stress and so-cold-it-hurts weather is almost unbearable.
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She remained conscious and in unbearable pain for four days and eventually died on day five.
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This unbearable loudness continues throughout the day, and on many occasions, throughout the night as well.
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As Mr Smee makes clear, the strain of creativity imposed almost unbearable pressures on those involved.
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Hundreds of old people come every morning to exercise before the tropical heat makes sport unbearable.
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There are no unbearable scenes where Shawn makes a nonsensical decision or delivers an unrealistic monologue.
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" Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg: "Listening to the cries of children separated from their parents is unbearable.
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She clutched her leg in horror, anticipating the unbearable color of blood, but there was nothing.
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Though Tree is supposed to be an unbearable jerk, I loved her within about 14 minutes.
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The holiday season, though, has its own magical way of making a rough patch feel unbearable.
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The premise is appealingly silly and insubstantial: It's 26, and the dystopian world has become unbearable.
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Were she to be succeeded by a hardline Brexiteer, tensions within the Tories could become unbearable.
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She chooses to save the world, of course, but it's a choice of nearly unbearable tragedy.
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Despite its unbearable coldness, it'd be nice for Pluto to have another dwarf planet to befriend.
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Is he an unbearable jargon-generator who can't function without his own trademarked version of SWOT?
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But when you add harassment and assault into the mix, the workplace can become truly unbearable.
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Whether that something was significant, whether I liked it, or found it unbearable, I couldn't say.
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I awoke to unbearable heat at 9 AM to discover that I'd gotten my period. Surprise.
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The film boasts the same pace and stylish cinematography as Hereditary, with equally unbearable elongated silences.
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People—that's all we have, one another and sometimes that's unbearable, and sometimes all we crave.
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Add to the mix acts like Ray BLK and energy was built to almost unbearable levels.
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That Currier & Ives lithograph of the black legislators, which Gates reproduces, takes on almost unbearable pathos.
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Either the stream doesn't load or it's not watchable due to endless popups or unbearable lag.
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While the emotional pain from trauma may seem unbearable, we must be a support for survivors.
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When a hot oven seems unbearable, turn the classic cocktail into a simple no-bake pie.
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"If I had decided to get married, I guess life would have been unbearable," she said.
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How long could people endure all the resulting delays and inefficiencies before it became too unbearable?
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Kim shares Jo's frustrations but said he thinks the possibility of a nuclear war is unbearable.
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As his injuries repair, the emotions of what he's missing seem more physical and almost unbearable.
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Intermittent power cuts temporarily stop the rotting fans and make the already unbearable heat even worse.
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I was paralyzed, both by the horrible news and by the unbearable weight of motherly love.
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At the start of the Olympics last week, wind made the already bitter cold more unbearable.
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If it was this hard for him, it's probably unbearable for many others with fewer resources.
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For most of the first half of this season, City has set an almost unbearable pace.
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A man — it was almost always a man — would feel he had endured an unbearable indignity.
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How was she able to combine such feelings of unbearable sadness, ironic humor and total honesty?
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"The thought of spending weeks on end alone in my Manhattan apartment became unbearable," she wrote.
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The demands of being responsible for the five children, Ms. Guazhco said, had sometimes been unbearable.
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But the researchers found that for many of the subjects, caloric restriction was surprisingly not unbearable.
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"I lost that feeling that everything is going to be O.K." Life at home became unbearable.
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"It was unbearable, twenty-four seven, as though my hand were in a clamp," he says.
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His absence was unbearable, and the confusion and shame that came with it eroded my confidence.
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Finally, she gave me an antidepressant that triggered what ended up as months of unbearable anxiety.
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His eyes grew sadder still; they rimmed with an unbearable melancholy that she had seen before.
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Far more unbearable than the murder is the fact that we don't know who did it.
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SpaceX began with an idea: Space travel does not need to come at an unbearable cost.
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There were often long waits to hear about tests results and it was unbearable at first.
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Altogether, the state government has made life for poor and middle class Californians nearly unbearable. How?
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He wore a green and black tracksuit in spite of the unbearable New York City humidity.
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My aunt's droning was unbearable, but I may already have understood that the zone she was inhabiting was itself unbearable, and that talking loftily about nothing, non-stop, was how a person might survive in it; how, indeed, she might enable a visitor to survive in it.
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She's still in nearly unbearable pain from nerve damage, and she's terrified the infection will come back.
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And just when her grief becomes almost unbearable, Jamie returns from the dead and the relationship resumes.
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Vice director Luiz Duarte told TV Globo the fire was an "unbearable catastrophe," according to the Guardian.
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The third woman also had laser treatment for painful intercourse, and she, too found sex unbearable afterwards.
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While at moments the lights did achieve that cool kaleidoscope effect as promised, it was mostly unbearable.
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Hillary Clinton called the shootings "unbearable" and urged togetherness while a solution to police violence is found.
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The unbearable pain of losing someone you love is identical no matter how differently it is expressed.
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The stakes are high, the tension is acute, and the intensity of the competition is almost unbearable.
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"Chairs with arms are generally unbearable," writes Gay, who is a best-selling author of Bad Feminist.
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Either way, the pain is pretty unbearable, and we didn't even need to visit the emergency room.
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"We understand that an unbearable situation was made even more difficult, and we are sorry," it read.
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What's unbearable about Game of Thrones' nihilistic turn isn't the lack of happy or even satisfying conclusions.
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Over the past four years, Gilbert says the nerve damage resulting from her injuries has become unbearable.
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Outside the court, Antonitza steeled herself for another unbearable stretch of minutes spent worrying about her son.
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"To exist in a body because it wasn't mine was unbearable for me," Enstad told KIRO 7.
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"The fact that chik fil a changed their BBQ sauce to smoked BBQ is unbearable," added another.
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Downwind from the nearby Yadrovo landfill site, the noxious blend of sulphur, rot and methane becomes unbearable.
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Intended to be lovable, actually unbearable, Jar Jar Binks blows and that's all there is to it.
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But her health problems didn't end there — Hyland also has endometriosis, and the pain was becoming unbearable.
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"We want to be free," says Claudia Gonzalez, who says the situation in her country is unbearable.
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The shame is so unbearable that you will put on your best play to never reveal it.
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She said her pain was so unbearable it took her 10 months to pick up a paintbrush.
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Each act, each discovery built upon a layer of unbearable forces brimming and overflowing yet never imploding.
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For some, the spice is the best part while for others (the weaklings) spice makes tacos unbearable.
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If I ate a small piece of bread one day, it resulted in unbearable pain for days.
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A doctor prescribed Tramadol, but warned him to take the pills only when the pain was unbearable.
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In The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Milan Kundera wrote that kitsch inspired a kind of idiotic emotionality.
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The longer we were together, the more her family loved me, the more unbearable it all got.
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If you love Americans, watching cruelty based on race — in virtually every aspect of life — is unbearable.
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When the heat isn't too unbearable, they go hunting for local bush foods, like goannas and kangaroos.
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Ray woke up Tuesday in unbearable pain, took the remaining 4 pills and then pleaded for help.
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A reader has eight years to go until retirement, at a job that has become almost unbearable.
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Is the current state of things so unstable, or unbearable, that we now prefer potentiality to actuality?
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The family's grief already seemed unbearable, but the homily's focus on how he died made it worse.
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" Griswold describes sludge in a waste pond going septic, releasing an unbearable stench "like an infected wound.
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For a while now, I've thought this has to do with the unbearable, collective weight of guilt.
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Mr. Collomb called the situation "unbearable" both for local residents and the 800 migrants who live there.
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Most people don't realize the seemingly unbearable first 10 days of a new habit is only temporary.
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The world has always been unpredictable and disorderly, and some people have always found its ways unbearable.
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I took a deep breath and fought back the nearly unbearable pain in my throat and jaw.
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She's often unbearable, but her blundering attempts at sophistication and seduction are redeemed by her unassailable innocence.
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If it were not for the rains in Punjab, the heat and dust would have been unbearable.
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"Flaky" was one of my mother's many insults for the behavior that made the wider world unbearable.
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Coping is what we do when something is unbearable and we want to make it go away.
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The loss of a child is an unbearable grief, the murder of a child an unthinkable atrocity.
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Julia can't unknow Cassie and that's what Cassie finds unbearable, even if it may save her life.
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It's also the kind of project that could turn unwieldy and even unbearable in the wrong hands.
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"There are dozens of casualties and only one clinic is left," he told CNN, calling the situation unbearable.
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Such heat can make working nearly unbearable - or even deadly - for the Gulf's legions of migrant construction workers.
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Over the movie's nearly two-hour runtime, that becomes almost unbearable; by the end, it's excruciating to watch.
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Stanley Kubrick's classic horror film is so frightening that making it was "almost unbearable " for actress Shelley Duvall.
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We have been telling the UNHCR (United Nations refugee agency) for so many days of this unbearable situation.
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The cold, pixelated screen of the basic Kindle was unbearable after the warm, smooth look of the Kobo.
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After emergency surgery for her unbearable endometriosis pain in February 2016, Diana Falzone thought that she was infertile.
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The wait had been unbearable — the stress so bad that S. quit his job as a truck driver.
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The most difficult time in my life was made nearly unbearable because you never told me the truth.
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And I know that despite the unbearable distance between us, I would not have things any other way.
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Now, residents who have been living without heat and in "unbearable" cold this winter are suing the agency.
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The prospect of an approach to asylum-seekers that exceeds the violence we've already seen is simply unbearable.
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A moment of syrup-sticky pleasure away from the prying eyes of paparazzi, the unbearable pressure of perfection.
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For years, I couldn't play my favorite sports because the pain from twisting my back was so unbearable.
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In this case, the unnamed teen was "suffering unbearable physical pain," and had asked to die by suicide.
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" He added, "This would be unbearable to America, Europe and the U.S. allies like Japan and South Korea.
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"The situation is unbearable," Mirolyub Stolarski, the head of the Bulgarian association of road transport unions, told Reuters.
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We're not going to make it so unbearable that one of us would not want to come back.
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But, it seems as if the pressure on my temples is consistent and became unbearable after two hours.
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Vela's good friend and colleague, Marnie Weinstein, says the pain everyone in the community is feeling is unbearable.
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Well, this should either ease or make unbearable the waiting process for those 400,000 Model 3 pre-orderers.
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And while that heartbreak is unbearable, Brand tells us HSN has perfected a buy-to-the-minute system.
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He was overcome by a searing pain so unbearable that it seemed to expel him from his body.
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Even for them, who are among the better off refugees, life in exile is beginning to become unbearable.
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People are obsessed with the idea of a multiball mode, which I've tried and is just unbearable madness.
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"This weekend has been unbearable, Lake Elsinore," the city wrote in a very sad post to its townspeople.
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At 14 years old, the pain was unbearable, and to this day it's a tough pill to swallow.
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But given the options—unbearable migraine pain or the occasional sports-related crying jag—the choice is obvious.
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For example, I don't offer GFE (girlfriend experience) because kissing and cuddling a stranger would be completely unbearable.
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Arslan, however, says Erdogan's supporters are too quick to condemn all opposition as traitors, making life almost unbearable.
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They illuminate the unbearable consequences of the current round of welfare reform but leave the TANF model undisturbed.
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If he's out of sight, if his thinking and whereabouts are unknown, the dread becomes all but unbearable.
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Hinkle said she's grateful her home has been spared from the lava, but the toxic gas is unbearable.
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Trump's reflexive pursuit of manufactured conflict is becoming unbearable even to some of his most loyal erstwhile allies.
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As global temperatures and sea levels rise, some of the world's major cities could experience unbearable living conditions.
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With this in mind, scientists have begun to pinpoint locations that could become unbearable for humans by 2100.
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A. Noise made by other people is particularly unbearable because you don't know how long it will last.
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There was an almost unbearable amount of dead silence in between the lines, which were delivered strangely slowly.
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By now, losing the port isn't really unbearable; we've had years to come to terms with this reality.
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The Yazidis told stories of families killed by ISIS , homes destroyed, and the unbearable conditions on the mountain.
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" When curiosity became unbearable, she said, "Should I just go up and ask them what they're talking about?
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"This procedure poses unbearable risks," he said in a statement published on the website of his Europolis thinktank.
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Critics accuse Kenyatta's government of saddling future generations with unbearable debt burdens by borrowing more funds from China.
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Julien Baker sang richly poetic songs of trauma and redemption, moving from almost unbearable fragility to confessional strength.
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A lot of the time I found it unbearable, but you kind of just have to do it.
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With the arrival of Zlatan, Pogba and Jose Mourinho, United look to be back to their unbearable best.
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Last July, 23-year old Peterborough nursery assistant Katie Clack ended her life after finding the condition "unbearable".
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There was a lot of concern by New Yorkers Barron's trek back and forth would create unbearable gridlock.
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That's unbearable in a first-round matchup against the most prolific three-point shooting team in NBA history.
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When that burden became unbearable for him, he started cutting himself—he put a knife to his forearm.
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The constant itch, to say nothing of the disfigurement, can be so unbearable that many patients consider suicide.
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My Pivot co-host, Kara Swisher, predicted this (she's going to be f-cking unbearable with this win).
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It upsets an existing state of affairs that might be unbearable to some but suits others just fine.
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"I realize that the situation in Gaza has become unbearable because of wars and division," Mr. Hamdallah said.
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Instead, the later festival was held on a black tarmac, which made the summer's heat even more unbearable.
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Suicide is not a cop-out, nor giving up, but rather an attempt to stop the unbearable pain.
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In this week's episode, the transitions between rape and revenge accelerate to a pace that is almost unbearable.
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What might have felt like manageable stuffiness when you were standing can feel unbearable when you're lying down.
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Walid found it unbearable to sit at home while Muslims were being exterminated by Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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"I can remember the tone around work/life balance was this unbearable 'hustle porn' style culture," David says.
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I was there to learn what was causing the unbearable pain in my left calf when I ran.
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Byrne's Jexi is a cruel mistress to Devine's Phil; so cruel, in fact, that Jexi is almost unbearable.
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I countered that a tree in our living room felt so unsettling, so out of place, so unbearable.
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This poem cuts right to the challenge of our human condition, which can feel alternately bearable and unbearable.
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How much better would be in-depth, challenging interviews, with follow-ups, rather than this sorry, unbearable sideshow.
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Even with the imbalance of empathy, the criticism of the film's perceived unbearable whiteness seemed unfair to me.
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They, too, suffered from a monophobia so unbearable that they needed to witness a street accident with strangers.
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"I recognize it was obnoxious and pretentious and narcissistic and generally probably unbearable to be around," he said.
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"We understand that an unbearable situation was made even more difficult, and we are sorry," the archdiocese said.
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For others, it's an overwhelming 24-hour marathon in which the pressure to buy anything (everything?) feels unbearable.
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A dense blanket of smog descends over Delhi each autumn, pushing air pollution readings to nearly unbearable levels.
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Some question that if this is because Brexit chaos make the British queen feel unbearable from the crown?
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The IUD caused unbearable cramping and bleeding, so after a year and a half, she had it removed.
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The endless kicks in Weinstein's belly, the persistent movements that had given her so much joy, became unbearable.
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The pain became unbearable and she went to the emergency room, where tests led to the cancer diagnosis.
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Current and former inmates testified that the cold and darkness of last week made living conditions almost unbearable.
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"Things here become more and more unbearable," a 50-year-old woman from Guatemala wrote on Dec. 3.
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Not because I felt like a burden but because the pain I felt every day was nearly unbearable.
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Living in a fishbowl—with limited opportunities, restricted access, and a scarcity of resources—life can be unbearable.
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By that night the pain was becoming unbearable, and Opfer spent the night curled up in the fetal position.
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During that time, a record heatwave hit Chicago that made these workers' Amazon facility, DCH1, unbearable to work in.
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Her endometriosis pain had become unbearable, requiring a laparoscopic surgery, and she had another surgery for an undiagnosed hernia.
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It also helps to have places in mind where you can retreat to if the interruptions become too unbearable.
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As if we already couldn't wait for the next episode this Sunday, things just got a lot more unbearable.
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I was severely depressed 100% of the time and often thought about dying because of how unbearable it was.
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It's a meticulous piece of filmmaking, so honed and refined in execution that it becomes nearly unbearable at times.
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The weight of knowing that Toni Morrison would know exactly how to articulate this unique and seemingly unbearable sorrow.
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"These tragic deaths in the Mediterranean are unbearable and must stop," U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said.
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And them not knowing about such a big part of me was increasingly becoming an unbearable weight to carry.
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In addition to outreach, Slate reports they deterred crime by threatening to essentially make life unbearable for drug dealers.
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Click here to view original GIFThe summer's almost here, and what goes perfect with scorching heat and unbearable humidity?
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Another time, when he washed in a Florida pond, he found it was infested with mites, causing unbearable itching.
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The next day the pain became unbearable, and she went to urgent care where they diagnosed her with cellulitis.
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Former teacher Kudzai Gonorenda, waiting in line outside a bank in Harare, says that makes everyday life almost unbearable.
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" Belgium legalized euthanasia in 2002 for those in "constant and unbearable physical or mental suffering that cannot be alleviated.
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When the company's servers were clogged up by requests, this time sometimes extended to unbearable lengths for many users.
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The trend is partially fueled by rising rents and substandard housing the makes life "unbearable" during the summer months.
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Al-Nour remembers the door blowing off the cave, everything shaking, and an almost unbearable pressure in his ears.
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There is no way you can eat JUST smoked salmon — even one day of this strict diet was unbearable.
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A job you once loved, or maybe never loved, becomes unbearable, so you desperately look for a way out.
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The teasing and bullying became so unbearable that students lost their motivation to learn, which impacted their academic performance.
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According to Axelrod, people often engage in self-harm to cope with emotions and life experiences that feel unbearable.
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The killing of hundreds of African Americans each year nationwide is an unbearable tragedy that demands an urgent response.
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As he fell, he noticed how the warmth of the mist gradually grew to a fierce and unbearable heat.
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No one can be in an optimal frame of mind to choose a partner when remaining single feels unbearable.
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Note that it's not called the Job of Love, the Duty of Love or the Unbearable Burden of Love.
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"The burden we carry is already unbearable," the GSEE said in a statement, calling the demands of lenders "irrational".
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The deepest station in the system, 191st Street on the 1 line, was a sultry but not unbearable 230.
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"Looking through the minutiae of the College of Arms is, even for Shakespeare scholars, almost unbearable," Mr. Shapiro said.
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People taunted him over her photos and he "found the social embarrassment unbearable," the AP reported, paraphrasing Azeem's confession.
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Both characters are unbearable, and there's no indication of whatever bonded them to one another in the first place.
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What she saw -- the patients in distress, the unbearable heat -- prompted her to trigger the hospital's mass-casualty alert.
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That scene plays up with an almost unbearable tension, because it feels, for want of a better word, real.
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I fast-forward through voyeuristic kissing scenes (especially during Arie's season, because of the unbearable sounds of his lips).
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Each translator has to confront Vallejo's lacunas for the ungraspable experience of having to bear unbearable acts of power.
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It's easy to experience an "unbearable lightness of being," in Milan Kundera's phrase, when the anchor of truth disappears.
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When fighting spread to his village near Torit, life became unbearable for Mayen, a member of the Lotuku community.
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Indeed, the exhaustion of merely being a woman in the world was the unavoidable, unbearable theme of these performances.
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Pain was unbearable Osowobi says she was in so much pain that she thought she was going to die.
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The people living in these unbearable conditions are beginning to hold Hamas responsible for not providing services or opportunities.
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Every moment of my life felt unbearable for a year and a half of hospitalizations and outpatient treatment programs.
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By airbrushing out all of this other evidence, the Judiciary Committee has left Christine Blasey with an unbearable burden.
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Not to mention the cost of cable to see the games on television and the unbearable barrage of advertising.
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I cherish Almaty as my only home but living there became unbearable after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Fielding, whose Tom Jones would gain renown for his cheerful sexual exploits, found Richardson's platitudinous Sunday-school morality unbearable.
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"She's a young girl and knowing she's alone in Matamoros is unbearable," Branly told BuzzFeed News, choking back tears.
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If you experience an unbearable amount of pain, they advised to stop rolling immediately and consult with your doctor.
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The prospect of another conflict, this time between two enemies on their turf, is an unbearable thought for most.
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So are hearing aids, which amplify noise and signal equally, and can make a reasonably loud room seem unbearable.
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In it, there is a photograph that can only be called heartbreaking in its happiness, unbearable in its ordinariness.
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New Delhi Flights have been canceled and schools closed as the Indian capital grapples with "unbearable" levels of smog.
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Like anyone with a guilty conscience, they are suffering from the unbearable condition of believing themselves to be transparent.
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Just as unbearable was the realization that the United States could not save the Syrian people from this horror.
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In her teenage years, the abuse became so unbearable that she tried several times to take her own life.
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The status quo causes many premature deaths because people use violent, readily available means rather than risk unbearable suffering.
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The goal was to make every aspect of life for illegal immigrants so unbearable that they would deport themselves.
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I didn't want to see his things hanging around the house, while the thought of losing them was unbearable.
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What had been unbearable just the previous day seemed surmountable, if only because it was the next painful step.
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With their seemingly old-fashioned artificiality, his works grew dogged by a reputation for unbearable length and vacuous spectacle.
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They received phone calls, conducted loud arguments, yelled their critiques of the movies — it came close to being unbearable.
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She found it unbearable to watch as the more experienced children would use her son as a 'practice dummy.
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Conditions for the refugees were unbearable, said Nick McKim, a senator with the Australian Greens Party who is on Manus.
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Since then, the series has earned billions of dollars worldwide, and somehow made Hollywood Boulevard even more unbearable than usual.
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The young father's sense of relief after being liberated from ISIS has been replaced by a feeling of unbearable loss.
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"These vandals are unbearable," Valls told reporters, adding that he was counting on the courts to deal firmly with them.
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She said the decrepit apartment had become unbearable—it was infested with bedbugs, and she feared for her children's health.
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In those moments of humor — and others of unbearable pain — there is catharsis, the power of a collective theater experience.
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In five short words, Night Sky With Exit Wounds announces to the reader: You are in for some unbearable beauty.
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The organisers are exposing participants to danger and placing an unbearable strain on the authorities in Tijuana, in critics' view.
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Just ask this dog, who will smile through even the most unbearable PDA on the part of his fellow canines.
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And sometimes the most flattering finds are the ones that make our routine activities (sitting, moving, breathing, etc.) borderline unbearable.
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Nevertheless, the simple universal truth is this: you'll always need a song to lose it to when life feels unbearable.
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In his later years Kalashnikov was racked with guilt; he wrote to the Orthodox Patriarch of his "unbearable spiritual pain".
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It first got out of control, and I went through a very dark period, with anxiety phases that were unbearable.
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The stench, he says, is often unbearable, and the undocumented workers had to petition their bosses repeatedly to provide masks.
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The last few seconds of this celebrity's life before he dies of a self-inflicted gunshot wound are desolate, unbearable.
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I have used the shower and let myself paint in a dripping wet bathing suit on unbearable hot summer days.
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"Having joined the conspiracy, he should resign when it is defeated, because the climate will become unbearable," Wagner told reporters.
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If the thought of five more years of your existing job is unbearable, consider how you could improve the situation.
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I feel like over the summer pop wasn't too unbearable, but maybe that was just because the weather was good.
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Much happens during those sweltering, feral months, some of it exhilarating, some of it unbearable: One of Bert's children dies.
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"Chronic" dramatizes the caregiver's paradoxical relationships to his charges with an acuity that can make it almost unbearable to watch.
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Day to day, it's the people who are kicking in doors and stealing cars who are actually making life unbearable.
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"This tact might get results, but it's an unbearable work culture, and a lot of times you're miserable," she explains.
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"This is unbearable," says Wilson Fajardo, 433, a mechanic whose three children ate only bread for dinner the previous night.
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When is laughing in the dark no longer an inspired response to trauma but simply an evasion of unbearable pain?
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After all, it's not your thoughts but rather the physiological reaction to those thoughts that make panic attacks so unbearable.
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In my case, the gap was immense, and the pain of seeing it for the first time was practically unbearable.
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"I had the illusion of making a new life with her, because my life in Guatemala was unbearable," she said.
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Ms. Kulesza's anguished performance conveys the weight of an almost unbearable choice, which she believes condemns her to eternal damnation.
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The unbearable racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia, homophobia and white rage won't simply flush itself from the soul of our system.
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A declining respect for federalism creates real dangers for the union, by making the nation's existing polarization even more unbearable.
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As a culture, we tolerate this fact in children, allowing them the tools of play to work out the unbearable.
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Tifonto Masuku, who taught at the school for 35 years, said she retired early because the conditions had become unbearable.
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"There will come a point when the negative consequences of Russia's decision will become unbearable for the instigator," he added.
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The stench became unbearable as he waited for the Predators to score their only goal in a 4-1 loss.
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It got more unbearable with every second until I could deny it no longer; I was ashamed of my mother.
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Some people find their extremely sour coating unbearable; some consider it child's play (and some people, incredibly, think it's delicious).
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I knew separate holidays would be unbearable, so I planned a holiday party that I rationalized as our family's Christmas.
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Beyond their almost unbearable physical pain is their mortification that they smell of rotting flesh, and in some cases incontinence.
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I bought it ten months ago to get a good cardio workout when Mother Nature made running or cycling unbearable.
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And to try to live by society's standards always causes me such inner conflict that at times it's almost unbearable….
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"In Brazil, everything is possible but nothing is probable, driving uncertainty to unbearable levels while hurting the economy," Setubal said.
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"As you can imagine, this is beyond tragic, and the loss is unbearable for all who loved him," it reads.
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Inside Syria, unbearable misery is omnipresent nationwide amid rising opioid addiction, high crime rates, and a pervasive lack of security.
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Fortunately, the use of nuclear energy is increasing, especially in Asia, where air pollution from coal burning has become unbearable.
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Brutal heat waves are becoming unbearable, making people sicker and poorer, and diminishing the living standards of 800 million people.
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Some may find this movie unbearable; yet there's a place for pictures that push us to the limits of forbearance.
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Maybe the reason I found Mr. Rogers so unbearable was because his trademark solicitude toward children seemed fake to me.
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We'd been sober for four months, but the prospect of losing our baby if I went into withdrawal was unbearable.
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But the teenage struggle becomes even more unbearable when you feel that the body you're growing into isn't really yours.
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Too often, summer music festivals are punctuated by unbearably long lines, even more unbearable crowds, and copious amounts of branding.
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By contrast, laws in several European countries allow such assistance for any competent person with "unbearable suffering" — regardless of the cause.
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You know you should eat, but the idea of shifting even mere inches—much less facing the outside world—is unbearable.
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Photo: TanitaSkyrocketing temperatures, unbearable humidity, and sweaty armpits all add up to one embarrassing side effect of the summer: body odor.
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Research has shown that we are significantly more likely to experience symptoms related to uterine fibroids, which can make periods unbearable.
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A large open machete wound on the back of her head, she speaks of her unbearable pain, both "inside and out".
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In an official survey conducted over the past two months, nearly two-thirds of respondents said that parking had become "unbearable".
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But Park plays up the erotic horror, and the pain and satisfaction of first loves, until the tension becomes nearly unbearable.
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A treatment that is unbearable in the imagination can seem like the lesser of two evils when the alternative is death.
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"These events have been unbearable to us as individuals," the board said in a letter to the Finance Minister Tito Mboweni.
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" She adds, "Bereavement — and particularly child death, which is so unbearable to think about — is something William is shining a light.
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Miss, and the record scratches and goes silent; a sonic message of incompetance even more unbearable than Guitar Hero's fail-sound.
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"What creates situations that are traumatizing and unbearable is always the power, the subordination or some sort of overpowering," she wrote.
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Nomi's closeted bisexuality, the twins' unbearable pressure, and Vivek's strained relationship with his dad help her realize that she's not alone.
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The environmental case for taking public transportation is pretty solid, especially in big cities where options are abundant and traffic unbearable.
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But when airlines started cutting costs by cutting economy passengers' personal space, airplane cabins went from somewhat uncomfortable to basically unbearable.
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The Geneva court cited the "unbearable severity" and perversity of his acts against the woman he had met at a spa.
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The findings of this story revealed a public health crisis as families were silenced into living in unbearable and unsafe conditions.
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Of course, sex scenes were fine with your friends, but with your parents those sounds of puffing and panting became unbearable.
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We will honour and memorialize the legacy of those who fought before us in the face of unbearable hatred and danger.
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There was her husband, Peter, who if you want to go all "The Unbearable Lightness of Being," he was the weight.
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Until the humanitarian situation of the refugee crisis became unbearable, Chancellor Angela Merkel had always been an aloof pragmatist of power.
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It is unbearable for some to accept Kant's "crooked timber of humanity" out of which no straight thing was ever fashioned.
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Because social and environmental damage often has a tipping-point, certain thresholds will be crossed and existing problems will become unbearable.
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Granted, I went to the park on a Wednesday, but the wait time was never unbearable for the six-minute ride.
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"We understand that an unbearable situation was made even more difficult, and we are sorry," the archdiocese said in a statement.
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When the pain became unbearable and the Nats finally shut down, Glover had racked up an unsightly 7.27 ERA in September.
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Tallie has just returned from a writer's retreat and at first, it's hard to tell if she's going to be unbearable.
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Dragging my lifeless corpse into work the next day, after raving until four or five in the morning, was becoming unbearable.
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The process of admission can take up to 11 months, the report said — an often unbearable strain for already traumatized children.
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The Venezuelans who are crossing over are in increasingly dire straits, selling off all that they have to escape unbearable conditions.
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I hesitate to even give this attention lest the greater internet become an even more unbearable realm, but here 'tis: SoundGifs.
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Watching this season unfold every day as an Orioles fan, or participating in it as a player, must have been unbearable.
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At the heart of Wallace-Wells's book is a remorseless, near-unbearable account of what we are doing to our planet.
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His collaborations with Moss (notably here and in "Queen of Earth") are suites for fingernail and blackboard, unbearable and strangely beautiful.
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Walking out on a patio at the Research and Development building, the blazing sun was contributing to an unbearable heat index.
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Leaving aside the instances of explicit violence, the scenes featuring the hunger and confusion of small children are almost physically unbearable.
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Any bereavement is hard enough, but when someone has disappeared, seemingly annihilated from the face of the earth, it becomes unbearable.
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She said on Wednesday that she would leave her party post because her family was suffering "unbearable" scrutiny after the disclosures.
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"The heat was unbearable, and it was dark and cramped and sweaty," Mr. Mayfield said of his experience at the jail.
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When it became unbearable, he bought a portable air-conditioner and carved a hole in his wall for the exhaust hose.
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When sciatica made it unbearable to stand during her 210-hour shifts, she discreetly vaped marijuana oil on her lunch break.
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He has traveled to Al-Hol, the camp where his daughter is being held in what he describes as unbearable conditions.
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Economically or militarily, the United States needs to scare Iran's ruling class, convince it that hostage-taking carries an unbearable price.
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"The Unbearable Lightness of Being," Milan Kundera The philosophical concept introduced in the title speaks volumes and poses so many questions.
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Perhaps it takes such a physically imposing production to impress on us how we're all part of that unbearable big picture.
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But if colleagues are afraid of backstabbing or unable to establish productive working relationships with one another, the environment becomes unbearable.
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The highest temperature in the region is 126 degrees Fahrenheit, and the heat could be unbearable by 2070, MIT scientists said.
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Corporate training, once dismissed as unbearable drudgery, should incorporate new digital technologies that make learning more engaging, effective, and manageable too.
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Vaughn's pain was so unbearable that she ended up going to a walk-in clinic, who referred her to a specialist.
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"The stench was unbearable," the film's director, Adrian Lyne, recalled of shooting the scene with a rabbit purchased from a butcher.
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"It's unbearable," said Garba Abakar Djobia, a cattle herder in Bangui, CAR's capital and largest city, which the government barely controls.
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Although Rose was worried about scarring, the model made the decision to go through with the surgery after the pain became unbearable.
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Plus there will be an unbearable amount of banter about Gary Lineker having to do Match of the Day in his undies.
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Say a prayer for them and say a prayer for their families - that God give them the strength to bear the unbearable.
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But unlike some loveable bad boys (see: Veronica Mars' Logan Echolls), Campbell somehow becomes more unbearable and unlikeable as the season progresses.
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The animal charity advises: "When it&aposs 71 degrees, in a car it can reach an unbearable 116 degrees within the hour."
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And if you ask us, using vibrant colors like gold and red are even more fun to wear when the weather's unbearable.
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Like a princess confined to the tower, enemies held off by an evaporating moat, the sense of maddening isolation had become unbearable.
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He's literally the only out-of-closest friend I have and losing him would only make the pain of our situation unbearable.
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This phenomenon, known as "corn sweat," is helping to make the heat more unbearable in states like Iowa and Minnesota, in particular.
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Amid a summer of terrorism and targeted law enforcement shootings, we have faced the unbearable task of burying our brothers and sisters.
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All too soon, it'll be cold and wet, and the thought of leaving your apartment to face the elements is just unbearable.
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"Life will become unbearable here with the nuclear waste and all the demonstrators," said Bure mayor Gerard Antoine, who breeds beef cattle.
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The horrific event that claimed the lives of 20 people on Saturday has left us with pain that feels unbearable and unending.
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There's only so much time you can spend with characters who are going through the worst situations imaginable before it becomes unbearable.
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Some of the warning signs of suicide include talking about wanting to die, feelings of hopelessness, and feeling trapped or unbearable pain.
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Defeat led to punishing reparations, unbearable state debt and hyperinflation during the Weimar Republic, leading to a devastating devaluation of saving accounts.
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Weeks before the autumn chill transitions into an unbearable, snowy commute, the city's most renowned department stores unveil their much-anticipated masterpieces.
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I am extremely scared—the thought of losing him is unbearable, and I cannot walk this earth without him next to me.
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Unquestionably, they want to prevent Sherrod Brown from running roughshod over Wall Street and making the lives of their clients more unbearable.
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Matsuda's work went viral in 2016, when he published a video called Hyper-Reality, imagining a near-unbearable, AR/VR-infested future.
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Well-liked and well-spoken, Ivanka's mere presence reassured people who found Trump unbearable that there must be something good in him.
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When fans are forced to wait an unbearable span of time between seasons of our beloved TV series, we do crazy things.
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As I know firsthand how unbearable a stutter can sometimes be, I wanted to help people like myself to control their stutter.
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Melanie has an anorexic part, and a part that attempted suicide twice because the pain of the barriers coming down felt unbearable.
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ICA suspended debt payments at the end of 2015 after a crash in the peso made its dollar-denominated debt load unbearable.
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And bringing down graft could help reduce the waves of violence that make life in these nations so unbearable for so many.
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Atopic dermatitis is a chronic type of skin inflammation also known as eczema, which in severe cases causes constant, often unbearable, itching.
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Though she'd lived with atopic dermatitis all her life, it was in high school and college that her condition became nearly unbearable.
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And the pictures from Manchester show what is the case in all of these attacks: the undeniable, unbearable need for family unification.
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For each, the idea of losing to the other must be as unbearable as it is to the supporters on both sides.
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On a more petty level ... Christy says Todd's been doing stuff like unnecessarily raising the temperature in the house to unbearable levels.
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They are always too short and the space between them can feel unbearable at times, but they exist and they are ours.
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"These tragic deaths in the Mediterranean are unbearable and must stop," U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said in the statement.
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This is the case with Bisbee '17, with the recreations of the clashes between strikers and company men carrying almost unbearable intensity.
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Nostalgia is a form of mourning for a past that never was, because the present is unbearable and the future is unforeseeable.
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Hillary Clinton, who has called the recent spate of police killings of black suspects "unbearable," had a day off from campaign events.
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It is a tough town and there are breaking points for any party when the costs of supporting a politician become unbearable.
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In the immediate days that followed the boys' disappearance, life in this small close-knit school of several hundred became almost unbearable.
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The racial violence, for instance, is wincingly, bluntly visceral — a scene in which Turner witnesses slaves being force-fed is almost unbearable.
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" Strains from Shire's "The Unbearable Weight of Staying" can heard in the interlude for "Anger": "My father's arms around my mother's neck.
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"I would say the pressure has built to an almost unbearable level on the Department of Transportation and the FAA," he said.
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The show's construction is so deft and its narrative so tantalizing that breathers — a whistled bridge, a harmonica breakdown — are almost unbearable.
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Soon, the almost unbearable beauty and sorrow of "Whistle," which among other things reads as a prayerful lament for Emmett Till, arrives.
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It's here that the way the scene is filmed becomes important, because it takes a tense sequence and makes it nearly unbearable.
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Corruption, complicated laws and blatant expropriations have driven many foreign investors out, and local businessmen deal with unbearable bribes - or face jail.
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It's unbearable suffering; I didn't put rape scenes in the film, I didn't put real abuse in the film — because I couldn't.
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It's an austere, pitiless world and might be a near-unbearable, unwatchable one if the director Daniela Thomas didn't hook you early.
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For long stretches of unbearable tension nothing happens, and then, when the pursuers catch up with the pair, the cruelty is searing.
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People who do not know what they feel are often possessed of a capacity for disinhibition that can make social intercourse unbearable.
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We all know the Internet can be a horrible place, but for people sharing their lives on Instagram it can become unbearable.
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Adakveo, made by Novartis, can prevent episodes of nearly unbearable pain that occur when malformed blood cells get stuck in blood vessels.
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Say a prayer for them and say a prayer for their families -- that God give them the strength to bear the unbearable.
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The prison would simply wait until the pain became so unbearable for people that they would ask to have their teeth pulled.
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Why it's scary: Writer-director-star John Krasinski uses sound, and the lack of sound, to boost suspense to almost unbearable levels.
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It's a spot of humor in her bleak life, and in the unbearable bleakness of a war that's trying to exterminate you.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — The carnage of the Syrian government's assault on Aleppo, enabled by Russia and Iran, was unbearable to watch.
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This year's unifying vision, the riot, suggests that, when conditions are unbearable, "good behavior," love and kindness, are insufficient to achieve justice.
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Shirley MacLaine enters beautiful scowl first in "The Last Word," a sweet-and-sour dramatic comedy that would be unbearable without her.
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The yearning to be reunited became unbearable, she said, after Ms. Falconet's home was flooded last month when Hurricane Harvey battered Houston.
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That style applied to the endless horrors depicted in "Son of Saul" made it sometimes unbearable to watch, which was the point.
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I wanted to find that source, some quote about the unavoidable colonial spirit or about the unbearable whiteness of that narrative lens.
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It was clear the app wasn't growing the way Shahidi wanted, and competition from Snapchat and Instagram was starting to become unbearable.
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"Patients should have open communication with their clinicians and not wait until the issue becomes unbearable," Delgado Guay told Reuters Health by email.
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On the other hand, there are definitely some parts of New York that are pretty much unbearable (here's looking at you, NYC subway).
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I wholeheartedly support the right of the patient to chose to end their life when life is unbearable and your prognosis is terminal.
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I feel like art has a really important role in helping us look at subjects that would be otherwise unbearable to think about.
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To make the wait a little less unbearable for fans, the cast of Outlander shared season 3 spoilers at San Diego Comic-Con.
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But it is far too easy to imagine how a misfiring global economy could place unbearable pressure on the world's strained geopolitical sinews.
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And lets face it, Shkreli's presence has to be one of the only ways that the upcoming inauguration could be any more unbearable.
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According to the local regulator, the proposal would cost 67 billion zlotys ($17.6 billion), a sum analysts say would be unbearable for lenders.
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In a nightmare, you can never tell how much time has passed — you only know that what you're experiencing is horrific and unbearable.
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For months, she had dealt with an unbearable level of fatigue that shadowed her every day, until she was exhausted all of time.
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According to Just Jared, sometime during the great Taylor-Styles pairing (about 2012), one elevator contained an almost unbearable amount of star power.
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The office dynamic became unbearable to the former aide who filed a formal complaint before working from home and eventually leaving her job.
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Series fans have awaited a rebirth of the Half-Life series, which ended on an unbearable cliffhanger in Half-Life 2: Episode 2.
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The actress had previously had eight other surgeries to treat the condition, but she wrote that in August, her pelvic pain became unbearable.
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"I'm still scared to touch my phone and open it, and trying to resume my 'normal' life has been brutally unbearable," Vitale said.
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It took the complaints of thousands of patients describing unbearable pain, destroyed sex lives and other issues to get the FDA to reevaluate.
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Holt's mother, Secret Holt, says the attack that claimed her daughter was "just unbearable" for the girl's family, she told TV station KFVS.
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"Those days have been filled with unbearable hardships and a constant state of distress that, absent intervention, will last indefinitely," the complaint says.
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"It was really difficult, I cried because it was unbearable but I knew I had one more race to go," Fraser-Pryce added.
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The smell turns awful, unbearable, then not, bodies reform beneath the pedestrian bridges and on the rocks at the end of the falls.
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"This is unbearable," said 53-year-old Abdullah Mahmoud, a day labourer, who said he had been queuing for two hours for bread.
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In 2013, his star was rising, along with the Lone Star state's dedication to making the lives of women as unbearable as possible.
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She's not telling everyone to ditch the shapewear entirely, just to use them with caution, especially when they start to get too unbearable.
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But then the pain built to unbearable levels and, sitting on the toilet, she felt a small, fleshy mass fall out of her.
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Patients have to be experiencing unbearable physical or mental suffering, with no prospect for improvement, and have to have asked repeatedly to die.
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And for Offred, things really do get unbearable this episode—after two weeks locked in with the windows covered, she's losing her grip.
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The suspense became unbearable as SunDevil RX calibrated its shot after I missed my second —and the robot takeover began with a swish.
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Short as the individual lyrics are, the howling bill of imperialism is almost unbearable to read more than a few items a time.
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"The fumes emitted by these generators are nothing less than noxious, and the noise is unbearable, making sleep very difficult," she wrote recently.
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However, these prototypes remained concept cars because of issues with engine cooling, their limited passenger and luggage space, and an overall unbearable loudness.
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For me, the greatest punishment has been seeing the unbearable pain that my actions and my associations have brought to my entire family.
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There had been rain in Canada, thunderstorms in South Dakota, hail in Wyoming, unbearable heat in Arizona, fog in California, smoke in Oregon.
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Cassidy Davies jumped from one RV job to another earlier in his career, he says, because the atmosphere in many plants was unbearable.
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And, yes, that kind of piousness is unbearable and terrible and threatens to ruin music forever, but honestly, it's just Record Store Day.
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Whether it's by strangers, close friends, or even a romantic partner, people with haphephobia find touching extremely uncomfortable and in some cases unbearable.
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Soon, according to researchers, some of them could approach temperatures that are literally unbearable for people who live and work without air-conditioning.
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Soon, according to researchers, some of them could approach temperatures that are literally unbearable for people who live and work without air conditioning.
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In Greek mythology, the Hyperboreans are giants who live "beyond the north wind," high in unforgiving mountains, perfectly happy in seemingly unbearable conditions.
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But Mr. Perry is such a good filmmaker that he can make the embarrassing and the unbearable insistently, fascinatingly engrossing (and often funny).
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" France's ambassador, François Delattre, called reports of civilian deaths there "unbearable" and warned that inaction could become "the grave of the United Nations.
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To federal employees on the cusp of losing a second paycheck, the idea that the shutdown could go on that long was unbearable.
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Why, I wondered, is the existence of transgender people so unbearable that Republicans are bending heaven and earth to make our lives harder?
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Even today, under the guise of ending "unbearable" or "untreatable" suffering, psychiatric patients in Europe are being euthanized, often by their own doctors.
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That is good news for dying Californians, who will continue, at least for now, to have an option available to end unbearable suffering.
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Aisa Lawan, a mother of a missing girl from Dapchi, said the pain of not knowing the whereabouts of her daughter was unbearable.
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I'd save the outdoor shower — a water tank modified with a hand pump — for later in the day, when the heat was unbearable.
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They passed a body dangling from a signpost and could barely smell it until they were downwind, when the odor became almost unbearable.
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This was her first appointment with the older man, who had come to discuss the itchy rash that had made his life unbearable.
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Constant scrutiny of one's own thinking and actions for signs of political deviance became a necessity for survival that sometimes carried unbearable weight.
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"With each day, the cost of this war becomes more unbearable," Lise Grande, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for Yemen, said in the statement.
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He talked about the "unbearable sadness" of having lost Palmer being offset by "the love and affection" everyone continues to feel for him.
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Seehofer said the idea of Turkey becoming a full EU member was "well and truly over" and developments there were "unacceptable and unbearable".
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As Rahmani became more successful as a pilot and more famous, the threats against her multiplied until her life in Afghanistan became unbearable.
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" Hunt has said he chose the term from a paint catalog to evoke Indiana while replacing the "ugliest epithets" he found "almost unbearable.
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But planners say it is too late to give up the Venizelos station as that would put unbearable pressure on the neighbouring one.
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It is to trust that we will be able to bear in compassion the unbearable, the horrible and the inhuman in the human.
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If global greenhouse gas emissions continue at their current pace, they say, heat and humidity levels could become unbearable, especially for the poor.
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But the never-ending list single mothers keep of "Things Needing to Get Done," as she calls it in her book, became unbearable.
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It's an unbearable thought, to think that I'd have no relationship with my mother, given that I already have zero relationship with my dad.
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I&aposd usually stay there until the sun became unbearable and then would find a way to slide myself back down to the shore.
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It's uncomfortable, in fact, almost unbearable to watch, even though it's still, absurdly, carried out by the character's nose, lengthened from all those lies.
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The scene in which she walks to the bathroom and works up the courage to look at her mouth is almost unbearable to watch.
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Or, another way of putting it is that people who don't see cable TV as an unbearable expense are probably still paying for it.
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The foundation starts looking uncomfortable around layer three ("Well, at least it's full coverage," Jeely jokes), but it's downright unbearable as early as 40.
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Here—being played by what sounds like a fifth grader practicing in music class, bleep-bloop-blEEEping all over the place—it is unbearable.
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Princess Diana revealed that the media pressure surrounding her pregnancy with Prince William was "unbearable," but things didn't get easier once the baby arrived.
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Neither had Zosia Mamet until she was diagnosed with the condition after years of confusion about what could be causing her unbearable pelvic pain.
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In contrast to the cruise-ship hordes that have made the centres of Venice and Dubrovnik unbearable, Airbnbers by definition stay in a city.
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Gregory, spineless to such a degree that almost any scene he's in becomes unbearable to watch, suggests keeping the Saviors outside and starving them.
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While they were not willing to speak with the media, District Attorney Hillar Moore III said her testimony was at some points nearly unbearable.
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For all that, Lava Jato has broken new ground in holding the powerful to account and revealing the unbearable scale of corruption in Brazil.
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Her symptoms were an almost unbearable backache that woke her in the middle of the night and an equally agonizing sensation in her chest.
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Immediately after the switch residents throughout the city started to complain of rashes and how their water was brown and the taste was unbearable.
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On a good day, it just didn't work; on the worst days — and especially when she was on antibiotics — the battle was downright unbearable.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish entertainment channel Flash TV said on Friday it would suspend broadcasting due to "unbearable" political and financial pressure from the government.
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She was aware and CHOSE to wear it to witness the unbearable pain of children ripped from their parents cuz they are brown. Why?
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After seven years of drama, intrigue and romance with Alicia Florrick, Diane Lockhart and company, the idea of life without them is simply unbearable.
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Critics, like Grace Pastine of the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, say this condemns people with degenerative conditions like multiple sclerosis to unbearable suffering.
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Clinton addressed the shooting earlier Tueaday on "The Steve Harvey Morning Show," calling it "unbearable" and arguing for the need to "tackle systemic racism."
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As a toddler, Jack had found it unbearable to be anywhere loud: "There was a lot of screaming if it was noisy," Lori recalls.
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If global warming got unbearable enough and a consortium of nations decided to have at it, they could end up shifting global climate patterns.
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Not because it's hipster (what hipster uses a Segway?) but because it does capture our tech-and-self-obsessed culture at its most unbearable.
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Philippe Brassac, its chief executive, said the plan would end the "unbearable paradox" of lingering doubts about the bank's structure, despite its sufficient capital.
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Libby: I found what Elizabeth and Philip did to Don almost unbearable to watch — more disturbing than the two bare-handed murders we've witnessed.
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"When the majestic national emblem of the People's Republic of China was defaced with black paint, it caused unbearable pain and anger," Xinhua said.
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If you identify with any of the most annoying co-worker habits below, you might just be that one unbearable person in your office.
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"As the independents deepened discounts to unbearable levels, Sinopec responded by launching targeted attacks to reclaim lost sales," said a state oil marketing official.
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"Compelling a grandparent to be apart from his grandchild -- especially one seeking refuge from violence or persecution -- inflicts hardship of unbearable severity," he wrote.
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The main goal here seems to be to inflict some kind of vague, unbearable misery upon Kavanaugh, but that's not all Catland is after.
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Kaya, who always suffered from extreme periods, could tell something was wrong when she felt unbearable period cramps around her hip joints and intestines.
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For some strange reason none of the hundreds of terminally ill patients I have cared for has admitted to be living an unbearable life.
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Virtual reality may be a more immersive technology but, when done poorly, training videos can be just as unbearable as more traditional instructional materials.
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At moments, her expression was focused on some staggeringly distant point I couldn't discern, at others there was an unbearable presence in her gaze.
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You might also be able to claim that a broken air-conditioner leads to unbearable heat, breaching the warranty of habitability, a state law.
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"Has the flat white made it over to LA yet?" he asks, taking a seat in the unbearable heat of the city's East side.
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And realize at once two things, first, the noise is unbearable, two, neither of us knows the other well enough to say bag it.
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Months of unbearable slaughter from conventional weapons had played out on social media and some cable TV, resulting in no Western intervention at all.
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Here you'll find tracks that take on everything from profound alienation ("How to Disappear Completely") to mortality ("Videotape") to unbearable desire ("All I Need").
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Cold weather may be unbearable for some people, but it usually means more money for investors in Netflix and North Face maker VF Corp.
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Any of these things on their own would be hard enough, but all of them happening at the same time has been absolutely unbearable.
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Ali says Khabib initially refused IV fluids when he was taken to the hospital Thursday evening -- but ultimately caved because the pain became unbearable.
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Even when it makes us stall with terror, it eventually makes conditions so unbearable that we ricochet off to a new important direction. Eventually.
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Factories were initially allowed inside the cities, but later forced to relocate to the outskirts once their number and pollution made city life unbearable.
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What I learned when I got there is that it is already unbearable for tens of millions of people in India, especially the poor.
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Heart-stopping performances Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, and Eliza Scanlen slowly but surely morph this murder mystery into a grim journey through unbearable trauma.
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Rodrigo Duterte: The Philippine president cut short a trip to Japan because of "unbearable pain" from a motorcycle accident last week, his spokesman said.
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You can also get notifications from your phone to the headphones, but this interrupted music or quiet moments so often that it became unbearable.
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I remember it was autumn, and I remember feeling plagued by an unbearable need for both intimacy and estrangement, for the queerness of touch.
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The division in our country is so great that the grief that comes as a result of the hate and anger is nearly unbearable.
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The film wasn&apost unbearable, however many parts of it have clearly not aged well, including its sexist and stereotypical treatment of female characters.
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The hallmark of the British sitcom is a quasi-unbearable protagonist who is an Everyman, only insofar as every man can laugh at him.
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When Li compares her abandonment of Chinese to "a kind of suicide," the statement is quietly shocking, the feeling of muted heartbreak nearly unbearable.
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Whether they did those crimes or not, which I hope they didn't, it's still unbearable for me for their lives to be thrown away.
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Yet where Grosz tends to cut the tension of an unbearable situation with humor, Douglas's animals are expressly didactic and Capistrán's pigs are plaintive.
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With shameless willingness to approach even the most beleaguered subway rider for a photo, the German photographer captures strenuous and seemingly unbearable subway rides.
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Eight months on, there are hundreds or perhaps thousands of bodies still under the rubble, making life unbearable for the families who have returned.
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The summer heat is no doubt unbearable, but on the bright side, there are no crowds at the beach: the city has no residents yet.
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Inmates who spoke to Reuters said living conditions were unbearable, made worse by the prospect that it could be years before their trials are decided.
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And yet somehow her testimony still felt like unbearable déjà vu, as if I had lived through this already and already knew the inevitable conclusion.
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And, for those of us who like to hold off on salon appointments until the brass becomes unbearable, there's a good friend in purple shampoos.
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Every rich-world politician knows what voters want: to be shielded from competition that they feel is unfair or unbearable, whether from machines or foreigners.
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Although he felt soreness in his chest after the session, he didn't go to the hospital until the next morning when the pain was unbearable.
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Jacqueline Castillo As Castillo spoke and the heat grew unbearable, two other women, Kenia Hernández and Sara del Rosario Rogel, sat quietly within touching distance.
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Shinji doesn't really have anyone close to him, and therefore for him any kind of intimacy is as unbearable as the loneliness he can't escape.
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You know that unbearable feeling of panic and regret when you realize you spelled a prospective boss's name wrong in an email you just sent?
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Even though the economy is thriving, and the stock market repeatedly hits all-time highs, health care and prescription costs remain unbearable for ordinary voters.
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The gap between that crowdfunded tchotchke and my own desperation-tinged investment in the well-being of the real woman it represented felt almost unbearable.
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In fact, it was so "unbearable" that she was induced – but they had to pick a day that didn't interfere with Prince Charles' polo schedule.
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French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve who met Chancellor Angela Merkel said while Greece should pursue reforms, it should not be forced to implement "unbearable" measures.
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Clinton: Tulsa shooting 'unbearable,' should be 'intolerable' CNN's Jason Morris reported from Tulsa, while Max Blau and Catherine E. Shoichet reported and wrote in Atlanta.
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What is clear, though, is that longstanding tensions between Iraq's central government and the Kurds are becoming unbearable — setting the stage for a major crisis.
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It's increasingly more difficult, however, to leave digital technology aside for significant portions of one's life; it may require sacrifices that are unbearable for many.
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Spain is a hot country, and a midday break allowed workers to skip unbearable temperatures and return to work when it was a bit cooler.
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My heart aches for the many families, including the family of my brother's best friend, who have experienced the unbearable pain of Chicago's homicide epidemic.
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The pain and anguish felt by the survivors of such violence and the victims' families is just as unbearable ... no matter what you call it.
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Astrologically speaking, July looks way smoother than June had been: The uncertainty that Neptune created, and the hardship that Saturn struck us with, was unbearable.
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"But the alternative — being forced to conform to a stereotype that conflicts with my identity every time I go to work — would have been unbearable."
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And 10 years ago, after waking up in unbearable agony from a toothache that just would not let up, I had a root canal done.
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It was at a time when my life was dipping in and out of being unbearable and unlivable because of a heavy affliction of depression.
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In the SHU, I felt unbearable pain, and it changed me; I felt like I aged ten years just by doing 20 days in there.
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It does, however, become almost unbearable during the summer months on any day that the sun is shining, and the temperature is above 60 degrees.
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" On threats received during the campaigns: "When Donald Trump would attack me ... the threats were just unbearable ... I got every different kind of security device.
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The simple design has already been installed in more than 25,000 homes across Bangladesh, helping to make the unbearable summer heat a bit more manageable.
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As U.N.-backed peace efforts have repeatedly failed to stop the fighting, residents living near the growing heap have seen their lives become more unbearable.
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And that's the problem with a show that can always fall back on magic to relieve us just when the grim human drama becomes unbearable.
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For anyone getting married to the love of their life, the loss of a parent ahead of the big day feels like an unbearable weight.
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The streets are littered with trash, rental prices have reached an all-time high, and the cost of living has become unbearable for some residents.
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Gullette argues that pharma and cosmetic companies aren't catering to the old so much as catering to the ageist idea that getting old is unbearable.
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For anyone who has reached for the Lunesta in the anxious run up to November 6, it's a question that hangs with almost unbearable gravity.
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While Islamic terrorism is a problem in every corner of the globe, France has endured an unbearable frequency, owing to a complex convergence of factors.
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And, while $16 is a lot for a pair of socks, a $5 pair can make $100-plus running shoes unbearable if they're too thick.
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When I was growing up, my middle-class family, like many others, decamped to the Mediterranean city of Alexandria for relief from Cairo's unbearable summers.
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"It's really a question of building up the humidity and the temperature to something quite unbearable and the humidity then captures the scent," Pinsky said.
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After experiencing the unbearable loss of her son nearly seven years ago, Yolanda was able to hear his heart beat in the man it saved.
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I cannot begin to understand the unbearable pain of those parents who have suffered the loss of their child in one of these school shootings.
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Two weeks later, on a trip to Paris, I woke up with unbearable pain in my knee, which had swollen to double its usual size.
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The drama that day came from an absence, from a lack, from a deep silence that created an almost unbearable sense of hope and anticipation.
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That changed when a car accident left him with an unbearable sharp pain in his spine, caused by an injury to two of his vertebrae.
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But there was an unbearable process of sitting with David and deciding how he wanted to mix it and what effects he wanted to use.
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While many northern states appreciate the extra hour of sun, some states that experience unbearable heat in the summer prefer an hour of night instead.
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"At times, I had to walk off set; my feelings were churning in my body to such an extreme degree, it was unbearable," she said.
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Not only do things get quite messy, but there's an unbearable stretch of time in which it seems that Spooky (Julio Macias) may be dead.
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Other Republicans had turned their fire on Cruz, accusing the Texas senator of being a phony conservative and a generally unbearable human to be around.
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Degrading the internet, blocking speech and trampling what consumers now have come to expect would not be profitable, and the public backlash would be unbearable.
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Owings told Reuters she thought Huerta would have had a strong case on appeal, but to Huerta, the prospect of remaining in detention was unbearable.
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But it wasn't until roughly a decade later—when she was 25 and planning her wedding—that things became unbearable and she finally sought help.
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Whenever I reached my suicidal lows, I was convinced that my life was an unbearable burden not only for myself, but for them as well.
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This may be pathological, but I suspect it is also deeply human — to manufacture an explanation for suffering that would otherwise pass in unbearable silence.
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But if adding ketchup seems unbearable, nan ru is available online and in well-stocked Asian markets, and can be used in the recipe instead.
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I know I'm going to get there one day, but it's almost unbearable waiting because the money seems like it's never going to be there.
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It seems almost unbearable to be him, aware of the rightness of his cause but also fully alive to the humanity of the other side.
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The weight on her shoulders seemed unbearable, as if the bag were filled with bricks rather than the usual notebooks, pens, computer and water bottle.
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The uncomfortable moments that seemed manageable at the beginning of the month — your thighs chafing on the treadmill, the miserable gym showers — now seem unbearable.
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Critic's Notebook LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The best show at this year's Humana Festival of New American Plays, which runs here through Sunday, had an unbearable start.
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On a larger scale, Israeli authorities are creating unbearable circumstances that eventually drive the civilian population to leave their homes and move to other areas.
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Reid, who played through various broken bones and having his jaw wired shut for six weeks during his career, said he found the pain unbearable.
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If voters deny Trump a second term, how many of his most ardent supporters, especially those with a "need for chaos," will find defeat unbearable?
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She tells me her pain and nausea have been unbearable, just as they were two weeks ago, when she was here after her previous treatment.
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The pain and anguish felt by the survivors of such violence and the victims' families is just as unbearable -- no matter what you call it.
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Which means that, after 10 years together, we've been catapulted back into that state of unbearable naivety that people sometimes get about their own relationships.
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Filled with scenes of sexual violence and body horror, Bertrand Mandico's "The Wild Boys" might have been unbearable were it not so fantastical and stylized.
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And when he ultimately won an acquittal last year after two trials and an appeal, Ms. Mullins said the anonymity she had maintained became unbearable.
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Ms. Chayes and her designers use the few features of the room — the chairs, the door, the world clock — to create an almost unbearable tension.
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Brought to my attention by Larian Studios' Kevin Van Ord and by freelance writer Nick Capozzoli, "The Unbearable Now" has drilled itself into my brain.
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" In a statement released on Tuesday, Kennedy's father wrote that although "Hayden survived the avalanche," he couldn't bear "the unbearable loss of his partner in life.
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" In his 5-star review, Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian said: "Loveless ... has a hypnotic intensity and unbearable ambiguity which is maintained until the very end.
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In other situations, lesser degrees of pain—particularly chronic pain—can prove unbearable, in part because it is experienced in the setting of helplessness and hopelessness.
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A teary-eyed Andy Murray signaled the Australian Open could be his last professional tournament on Friday, with the pain of his right hip proving unbearable.
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"The smell was unbearable, we employees could hardly stomach the smell, I can't imagine what this little dog was going through," said operations manager Zachary Black.
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It's never easy being a teenager, but when your best friend starts hooking up with your archenemy of an older brother, high school can become unbearable.
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But a month into her journey, she said transphobic taunts from other refugees have made living at the COSTI reception center in Toronto unbearable for her.
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"My boobs are leaking and pulsating, my butthole is sore and my cramps are unbearable & I'm still wearing a diaper the size of Texas," Polizzi continued.
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Whereas some might find the sensation of ginger in their nether bits unbearable, others find it fairly benign and tingly, like a mouthwash for one's colon.
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We know it's all everyone has been talking about lately, but since the clocks have gone back in the UK, the darkness has been almost unbearable.
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Samsung's progress with shrinking bezels and a more efficient design have allowed for a bigger screen that hopefully won't be an unbearable strain on your hands.
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Then it began to grow dark outside and unbearable inside the cramped confines of the honor dorm, a unit reserved for inmates with good behavior records.
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Someone who types something mean will feel less accountable if others are also writing negative comments — and so it snowballs into an unbearable situation like Bieber's.
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The Oilers have been a perennially young team and yes, that organization was run poorly for years, but that spotlight in Edmonton has to be unbearable.
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It is an unbearable injustice on a human level, and it is a major obstacle to achieving justice for victims of these sickening acts of violence.
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When Kevin McHale needed a solution for his unbearable stomach problems, he turned to a gym for help — and completely transformed his body in the process.
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She's overthinking — there's an unbearable amount of pressure put on her, despite Colton saying otherwise — and this very moment may decide the rest of her life.
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If that happens, this bill allows insurance companies to be able to charge a 30 percent higher premium, adding thousands of dollars onto already unbearable costs.
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Ah, January, when the weather throughout most of the country gets unbearable and the number of enticing options at the local cineplex takes a nose dive.
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For the commander, it's an unbearable moment of internal conflict, bringing his admiration for (and attraction to) Bowie's character into humiliatingly public conflict with his honor.
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I would have to navigate these conditions in unbearable heat — I was literally born in the middle of Chicago winter, I'm not suited for desert life.
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He was one of about 21998 Russians to have committed suicide in a single year because of unbearable pain, estimates the Lancet, a British medical journal.
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By laying siege to rebel-held areas and bombarding civilian buildings, the Syrian president has sought to make life unbearable for civilians trapped in rebel areas.
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Once she came to stand next to her future husband, the romance factor rocketed up and stayed there at an almost unbearable level throughout the ceremony.
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I was told they had no appointments available for three months, and if my situation became unbearable I would have to go to the emergency room.
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Years of fiscal mismanagement and an intense appetite for Puerto Rican debt in financial markets have left the island with an unbearable $71 billion debt load.
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After three and a half years, the deadly reality show that had been broadcast to all the eyes in the free and protected world became unbearable.
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Whether or not Reagan envisioned or intended a Soviet collapse, that was the result — and that result was achieved by imposing unbearable cost on our adversary.
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" There's this idea that the pained artist is "so responsive to the world around him, so sensitive, so driven to respond to it, it's almost unbearable.
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We chant Om. Outside of the schedule, we have no option but to "sit with ourselves" and our feelings, no matter how unbearable that may be.
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Having watched them win every trophy under the sun for decades – having witnessed their unbearable success – everyone else is desperate for their misery to continue indefinitely.
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Unbearable heat is also the central motif of Catherynne M. Valente's story "The Sun in Exile," a parable that illustrates the absurdity of climate change denial.
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Though the risk of another crash was unknown, the F.A.A. should have recognized that the potential for another loss of human life was an unbearable expense.
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Euthanasia is legal under Dutch law under restricted conditions, including that a patient be undergoing unbearable suffering with no hope of recovery, and wishes to die.
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I agree with you that death makes life all the more sacred, but I understand why someone might stare into that abyss and find it unbearable.
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She could not move her arms or legs and felt an unbearable pain in her pelvis, which had been fractured by a large piece of metal.
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For many of the clients at my food pantry internship, this limited assistance is the difference between unbearable hunger and just being able to scrape by.
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Much of the time, she is left in the company of her maid Anna (Naomi Ackie) and her father-in-law, the unbearable Boris (Christopher Fairbank).
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He always runs wild; he leaves when things are too dark, too unbearable; he'll hide for a while on a bender; he won't be my father.
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It also said that fear from potential parkgoers that lines would be unbearable at its new Galaxy's Edge attraction in Anaheim, California, contributed to the slowdown.
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Nixon stands alone above the watching crowd, and the gravity of the scene is almost unbearable; the supporters on the White House lawn look like mourners.
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Washington seems to be calculating that if Maduro scores a Pyrrhic victory, and is left governing a ravaged economy, military and social pressure will become unbearable.
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What I like about "The Unbearable Now" is how it mimics the slow unfolding of information that The Witness does so well in its puzzle design.
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As unbearable a hellscape this year has been, especially those for struggling with addiction, it's tough to imagine things will be any better this time next December.
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Some Houston residents are already reporting an "unbearable" chemical smell in certain areas that could be related to the city's oil refineries, gas facilities and chemical plants.
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Once some people start to cut the line, it becomes unbearable not to join them, because by waiting patiently one does not go ahead, one goes backward.
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Dr Lee: I'm originally from South Korea, where women have a right to have a day off per month if the pain of their period becomes unbearable.
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A few months later, she called me to say that the fourth round of chemotherapy had had unbearable side effects and she wanted to schedule her death.
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Still, something does start to shift as long-buried memories resurface, and so begins an exploration of the lies we tell ourselves to cope with unbearable realities.
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For all of us, speaking what happened means we have to own that it happened to us, and the shame that often comes with that is unbearable.
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Voting in favor of Mr Fillon's onerous reform programme will be unbearable for most of the left, especially given what they now know about his own lifestyle.
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Out in the world, he portrays himself as radically honest; ultimately, however, he often retreats — into performance or from public view — when the exposure becomes too unbearable.
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Earlier this month, a SpiceJet flight was forced to make an emergency landing due to an "unbearable" smell coming out of the bathroom and into the cockpit.
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Like so many other Eritreans, she fled her country to escape the open-ended mandatory military service that made life in the small East African country unbearable.
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The KSI / Deji fight against Logan / Jake Paul is slated for August 25th, 2018, and the YouTubers plan on having one more unbearable conference before the match.
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The debate of when life begins swirled through my head, and the veil of a child out of wedlock at the prime of my career seemed unbearable.
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What Gina would like, if you want to roll with her—a girl who is mostly unbearable to be around—is for you to bring the wit.
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That would worsen shortages of food and medicine, brought about by the leftist regime's economic mismanagement, which have already made life close to unbearable for most Venezuelans.
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Ben-Zeev, 13, will replace Yossi Beinart who told the Globes financial newspaper last month that his relationship with board chairman Amnon Neubach was "tense and unbearable".
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That's because these human rights abuses make anyone paying attention feel unbearable pain, but also because they're being perpetrated by people eager to gaslight the American public.
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Chuck Grassley, for one -- it's difficult to imagine that the political pressure to support an independent counsel will grow unbearable at some point soon for Congressional Republicans.
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The threat of train derailments, delays, or stumbling upon a gruesome wildlife scene can become even more unbearable when you're also lugging around 35 pounds of luggage.
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For them, Mother's Day is an unbearable void, a hopeless feeling of emptiness as they miss the day-to-day joys of watching their children grow up.
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Whoever carved "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum" in the closet might as well have been there a hundred years ago, when things were still as unbearable as this.
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Those who struggle with fibromyalgia say the muscle and tissue pain can include a deep, achy misery, an unbearable throbbing or stabbing, or an intense burning sensation.
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By the early 1980s, the Queen's son Charles was facing unbearable pressure to find a publicly acceptable bride: Diana was well-bred, seemingly pliable, and a virgin.
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Sixteen at the time of her death, Bill grew up in its unbearable shadow—a mystery unspoken of at home, and an iconic morality tale everywhere else.
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But there's still great fun in the journey, and the haunted house joyride of "Playtest" offers a pleasant (and funny) departure from the show's usual unbearable intensity.
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"We are living an unbearable agony on board," Open Arms said on Twitter, posting a video of people lying close together on the deck, swaddled in blankets.
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The state is typically triggered by trauma—often sexual or physical abuse, a combat experience, or exposure to a natural disaster—or by an unbearable internal conflict.
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Therapists who study and treat moral injury have found that no amount of medication can relieve the pain of trying to live with an unbearable moral burden.
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In his book (and a video account), he describes the almost unbearable tension he experienced until the moment the plane lifted off from the runway in Kinshasa.
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He also knows firsthand the nearly unbearable effects of head injuries, because they forced one of his childhood friends to quit football in 2014 — after 13 concussions.
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Three-times Grand Slam champion Murray said on Friday that he may retire after the tournament, with the pain of his right hip having become almost unbearable.
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Raine, telling me about the essay during a phone conversation a few months ago, called it an astonishing piece of writing that described almost unbearable family suffering.
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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) Roger Ebert called the Autobot sequel a "horrible experience of unbearable length," and his fellow critics largely agreed with the sentiment.
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Women who are about to get their period should also be more careful since you're more sensitive around that time, and the pain can be almost unbearable.
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"Well, that's faint praise," said Dr. Bob Roberts, professor and head of Food Science at Pennsylvania State University, when I told him about the not-unbearable smell.
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If the harassing behavior becomes unbearable or too obnoxious, then [go] to a third party, such as a regulatory agency [EEOC or equivalent] or to an attorney.
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