"Drama's unhappy, and playing someone unhappy would make me unhappy," she told The Boston Globe in 270.
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Unfortunately, each unhappy statehouse is unhappy in its own way.
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I've met lots of unhappy millionaires and even some unhappy billionaires.
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All unhappy college fan bases are unhappy in their own ways.
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Like Tolstoy's families, every unhappy company is unhappy in its own way.
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Unhappy families, to borrow Tolstoy's line, are unhappy in their own way.
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People who saw more unhappy posts showed more unhappy activity and vice versa.
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All happy teams are alike; every unhappy team is unhappy in its own way.
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"This time, they're unhappy, but more than that they're unhappy without hope," he explained.
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People are very unhappy, more unhappy than I've seen them in a long time.
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And they're unhappy with that, and I can fully understand that they're unhappy with that.
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Ah, yes — happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.
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One wrong step, and the already beleaguered company is confronting both unhappy drivers and unhappy riders.
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"Well, Barron's not so unhappy, OK. He's not so unhappy," Trump told Fox News on Monday.
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Every unhappy couple is now unhappy in exactly the same way, and every unhappy woman is a rotten-to-the-core fiend with the interiority of a Muppet (apologies to the Muppets).
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"There are so many unhappy people around, and the reason they're unhappy is the stagnation," he said.
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Loose Ends To paraphrase Tolstoy, all happy workplaces are alike, but each unhappy workplace is uniquely unhappy.
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If the stock market drops, investors are unhappy, consumers are unhappy, retirees with pensions in the market are unhappy—and if Trump takes credit for successes, he'll have to own the failures too.
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TS: Because to some extent these are founders that are unhappy and think they're alone and unhappy, right?
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As they say, all happy families are alike, but every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way – and the way in which the title clan of The Family is unhappy is a real doozy.
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All the headlines in response to the study were 'Feminism Makes Women Unhappy' or 'Since Feminism, Women Are Unhappy.
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I mean Dorothy Parker also had a very unhappy unhappy childhood [which shaped her career and life trajectory a lot].
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"He said he was unhappy about the situation but I am not sure what he was unhappy about," he said.
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Here's the truth: If you're unhappy before you retire early, it's likely that you'll still be unhappy after you retire.
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Of course, each unhappy company is unhappy in its own way, and Yahoo has a very particular form of sadness.
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Battlecard: Trains your sales team on what to say to unhappy customers through simulation (complete with synthesized unhappy customer voice).
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Mike Gundy was reportedly unhappy at Oklahoma State, but not unhappy enough to condemn himself to a season of Vols football.
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Tolstoy begins his novel with the now famous line about how all happy families are alike, all unhappy families uniquely unhappy.
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Just as every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, so, too, every imperfect democracy has institutional shortcomings all its own.
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"I usually rationalize it, or sort of come to terms with it, by saying it's usually the product of people who are really unhappy — unhappy with their own lives, unhappy with what they've done or where they are," she said.
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Unhappy families are unhappy in their own way—and depending which family member you ask, there are plenty of reasons as to why.
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Collin James — "23, bright, artistic and unhappy" — is waiting tables when he falls for beautiful, equally bright, but only slightly unhappy Nina Lazare.
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Some of it is ... people get themselves whipped up and overly unhappy with the way things, are and if politicians can tap into that, people can be very unhappy, even if the objective facts might suggest they shouldn't be quite that unhappy.
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Tolstoy's deathless line from Anna Karenina—"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way"—doesn't take into consideration that, within those unhappy families, even the individual members might not agree about what makes their broods so dysfunctional.
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"My state is very unhappy with President Obama ... and they're very unhappy with the entire United States Congress," Kennedy said in a phone interview.
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In other words, the detox pearls can help cleanse you of the promiscuous behavior that can lead to an unhappy womb and unhappy life.
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Each unhappy startup may be unhappy in its own way, but there's still wisdom in understanding what drives employee satisfaction and dissatisfaction across companies.
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Tolstoy may have explained the difference between happy and unhappy families: The first are all alike; the second are unhappy in their own way.
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Trump, for one, was reportedly unhappy with Mulvaney's performance on Sunday — just as he was unhappy with his performance during the press conference last Thursday.
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Baker acknowledges, however, that it's difficult to prove whether Facebook is making us unhappy, or whether unhappy people tend to gravitate towards social networking sites.
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Calorie-counting got me closer to my goal, but even at my smallest I was unhappy — as unhappy as I was at my normal size.
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He didn't know whether he was happy or unhappy, but I can't be unhappy, he thought, it would be meaningless to make such a claim.
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"Those who are unhappy with the government are unhappy with both main parties and go to the extremes — that has happened," said Professor Garton Ash.
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But while happy men and unhappy women were about equally likely to masturbate (about half of both groups did so), unhappy men masturbated the most of anyone.
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Pozdnyshev's prophetic mission — and Tolstoy's — is to let us know that there are no happy families and every unhappy family is unhappy in precisely the same way.
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No metric for success is good, because you are unhappy until you get it, then you are unhappy when you get it because it's never what you thought.
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"People in Hong Kong are unhappy, Beijing is unhappy, and a lot of problems are facing us," said Emily Lau, one of the city's longest-standing liberal lawmakers.
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"Happy families are all alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way," reads the first line of Leo Tolstoy's novel from which the opera was adapted.
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Leaked stories about Pruitt have been blamed on Chmielewski and people unhappy with how he was treated — and those unhappy with the leaks have sought to strike back.
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In one episode, Dory and Drew—the kind of unhappy couple who won't admit that they are unhappy—invite Chantal's ex-boyfriend Gavin over for a spaghetti dinner.
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"There's so many people there who are unhappy, but their Facebook posts alone don't reflect the backdoor conversations you have with people where they're crying and really unhappy," she said.
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"I associated skinniness with being happy, and I associated being bigger with being unhappy, which is also b——- because you're super unhappy when you have an eating disorder," said another.
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One broad takeaway from last night's voting is that a whole lot of voters are unhappy with the status quo, so unhappy that they're willing to take a major gamble.
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Many women are unhappy with their bodies—in Western consumer society, to be unhappy with some aspect of your body might almost be thought of as a normative condition of womanhood.
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THE ALTRUISTS By Andrew Ridker Even if it's true that every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, it seems pretty clear that many have the same dilemmas and woes.
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"The other possible interpretation is that I'm an unhappy adolescent, and I'm running to my screens to escape from the things in my life that are making me unhappy," Lenhart said.
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Evvie Drake is an unlikely widow — an unhappy widow.
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It's kind of a chicken or an egg thing: are people unhappy so they keep searching for happiness, or is it the search for happiness itself that's making people unhappy and anxious?
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Even your celebrated opening — "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way" — serves patriarchal interests by obscuring the way in which unhappiness is, in reality, structured.
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Word also leaked out that Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were unhappy with McGahn; the Times reported Ivanka was particularly unhappy with revelations in a Times article on McGahn's cooperation with Mueller.
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" But he wrote in his "Confessions of an Original Sinner" (22001), "Because of the goodness of God, I have had a happy unhappy life, which is preferable to an unhappy happy one.
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" SH: Right SK: But with this, I said "okay well if you are unhappy with the rhetoric, or you are unhappy with the tactics, then you should probably go speak to the organizers.
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As customers left a store, a small sign asked them to rate their experience by pressing one of the buttons (very happy, pretty happy, pretty unhappy, or very unhappy), and that was all.
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Few clubs were more affected by England's unhappy World Cup.
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I'm sure they're unhappy about it but that's the rule.
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The president, as expected, is unhappy with the new development.
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Maybe it's just an unhappy coincidence for the Trump campaign.
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There will be a lot of unhappy people, of course.
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I wasn't completely unhappy with my life in New Jersey.
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"I just reported this," wrote an unhappy and unamused Lola.
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It's not just the government that Malaysians are unhappy with.
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We [the NFU] would be pretty unhappy with that outcome.
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As he got older, he started getting mangy and unhappy.
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A rebate would give a previously unhappy Apple customers $50.
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Uber's explanation for this unhappy phenomenon has a few elements.
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Here are just some of the hundreds of unhappy tweets.
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In its place has arisen a restless and unhappy country.
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Murray is reportedly not unhappy in her role at Bridgewater.
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Still looking into it, but I'm very unhappy about this.
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That doesn't mean you're destined for an unhappy professional life.
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Like many gifted children, Tom's childhood has often been unhappy.
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Some members were already unhappy with the choice of venue.
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Usually only someone who is unhappy will take the bonus.
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Users were, to put it lightly, unhappy with the update.
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I'm sure many in the FDP are unhappy about it.
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A majority of Catalans remain unhappy with the status quo.
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"My project over there really made me unhappy," she says.
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Book titles about "French Suicide" and "Unhappy Identity" became bestsellers.
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"When I'm unhappy, sometimes I become a b—–," she admits.
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The traders are not the only ones who are unhappy.
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However unhappy it makes some Europeans, the pipeline looks unstoppable.
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It also results in less involved endings, usually unhappy ones.
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Thomas's and Astrid's relationship seems neither excessively happy nor unhappy.
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I could never understand why he was unhappy about stuff.
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Those expectations make parents and children both anxious and unhappy.
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Only 11 percent of those unhappy with Trump voted Republican.
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She was unhappy in her marriage, a cousin told me.
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"I'm extremely unhappy and disappointed in the leadership," said one.
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Like many, the models are unhappy with the current administration.
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Some more moderate House Republicans were unhappy, too, including Rep.
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Corker said he's not "happy or unhappy" about the bill.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, he was unhappy with the Grammys.
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Three months ago, I started feeling really unhappy and vulnerable.
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"We're beyond unhappy," Brendan, 31, of Nashville, Tennessee, tells PEOPLE.
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Over the years, however, Dailey grew increasingly unhappy in Minneapolis.
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Understandably, Apple sued, unhappy about the precedent that it set.
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Not women: his two marriages were unhappy, and didn't last.
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Others were unhappy with the focus on Ms. McDonald's pregnancy.
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But there's still obvious reason for publishers to be unhappy.
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Every oil exporter is unhappy, each in its own way.
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And if I'm right, then we'll all be very unhappy.
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Every European budgetary negotiation is unhappy in its own way.
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And after you explain why you're currently unhappy, move on.
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The "unhappy voters" he refers to make 2016 especially volatile.
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I'm not unhappy, but I'll be glad when it's over.
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And Brits on the internet seem very unhappy about it.
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Yes , the coins say: But wouldn't that make me unhappy?
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Pittsburgh was not unhappy to see Teheran finish his day.
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Take an unhappy customer or a disgruntled coworker, for example.
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Many patients continue to suffer, struggle and lead unhappy lives.
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But then I thought, so what if she was unhappy?
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Demonstrators are unhappy and they will show it on Friday.
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" Still, he said, "it was embarrassing how unhappy I was.
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And yet I'd trained myself to forget this unhappy fact.
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The New Health Care Many are still unhappy with Obamacare.
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To the extent that happened, I am unhappy about that.
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"I wasn't unhappy, but I just felt unalive," she said.
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I couldn't remember ever feeling that unhappy on a tour.
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However, more people told us they were lonely than unhappy.
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I don't want anyone to be unhappy with our services.
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Not everyone is unhappy with the situation at Briar Ridge.
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This leads to unbalanced lives, unhealthy lifestyles, and unhappy people.
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"I was unhappy with the highest bid price," said Momoh.
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And now the decision time is here, and I'm unhappy.
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If you're that unhappy with your life, why hurt others?
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Most Republicans are not unhappy with legal immigration, polling shows.
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The diary contains only hints of how unhappy I was.
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Once you're unhappy with the surface, your game will deteriorate.
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Draymond Green is unhappy with himself, and he should be.
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The men were not always so unhappy with their treatment.
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Every unhappy resident would take a long time to count.
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I was unhappy and I made a shitload of money.
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I feel like they were all really unhappy little brats.
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I'm afraid the turtle will miss them and be unhappy.
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Then and now, there were people unhappy with her appointment.
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Krippendorff seemed honestly unhappy about our reaction to his work.
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It was a lot of unhappy people who are lawyers.
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When you are both thoroughly unhappy, you will have succeeded.
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Despite recognition and a significant pay raise, she was unhappy.
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You can't just not be happy at an unhappy home.
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It might have looked, to some, like an unhappy omen.
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The fear of replicating their unhappy marriage worries the girl.
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This is just how war works: unhappy endings for all.
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He's already so good at endings of the unhappy variety.
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I'm not unhappy I'm alive, but I'm not comfortable alive.
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That's a scary trend, and it makes me deeply unhappy.
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Because we want something to be different, we are unhappy.
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"The majority of Hong Kong people are unhappy," she said.
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There is no dearth of short stories about unhappy people.
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Each of Logan's children is unhappy in their own way.
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He's loyal, but they also have some unhappy workplace history.
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Some viewers were unhappy with the Season 8 series finale.
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Democrats are unhappy with the way the bill is funded.
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People are unhappy with their financial situation for a reason.
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But he was even more unhappy and angrily stormed off.
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You don't need to consign yourself to unmitigated, unhappy restraint.
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This can cause many employees to feel overworked and unhappy.
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You don't just break up with someone because you're unhappy.
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Once again, some people are unhappy with the Royal Family.
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After her first term, unhappy that her running mate, Gov.
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My grandfather and grandmother didn't have time to be unhappy.
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TS: Do I think people in my generation are unhappy?
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They'll find plenty of reason to be unhappy with Clinton.
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Notably, 225 percent of gay men and 220 percent of straight men were unhappy with their weight, while 25 percent of gay men and 30 percent of straight men were unhappy with their muscularity.
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Without information about a tenant's sentiments, a broker could be calling an unhappy customer with a tone that will only make them more unhappy, instead of with potential concessions that could sway their opinion.
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IF THERE'S SOMETHING HE'S UNHAPPY WITH WITH ONE OF HIS INVESTMENT HOLDINGS, LIKE HE DID WITH COCA-COLA IN RECENT YEARS, WHEN HE WAS UNHAPPY WITH THE EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN, HE WORKED WITH THE BOARD.
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" "I remember wondering before if I was unhappy because I was heavy or heavy because I was unhappy, I realized it didn't matter because both were true and I needed to do something about it.
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"Too many people are unhappy, and I don't think they know why they're unhappy, so they're like, 'I'm going to buy a new toy, and that'll make me happy,' and it does not," he says.
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"Tillerson walks into a situation where he has got an unhappy and suspicious White House and he has an unhappy and suspicious workforce," said another former State Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"Trivia," a gentle Irish comedy about people who play on the same pub quiz team, is like a less upbeat "Gavin and Stacey" — not an unhappy show, but a show with some occasionally unhappy characters.
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"He was a very unhappy lonely child, only child," says Furnish.
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Mr Corbyn sports a beard and looks unhappy in a tie.
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Chandler, unhappy with this number, decided to take Jackson to court.
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A White House meeting with senators Monday also left conservatives unhappy.
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But what if Dany as the villain is that unhappy ending?
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Paris was also unhappy being away from her sister and mom.
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MELE: He was unhappy with the time it was taking, yes.
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He says McClanahan was also unhappy at home with his father.
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It's very clear that they're both unhappy most of the time.
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TRUMP: And they&aposre -- and they&aposre very unhappy about it.
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Lei was "very unhappy" about the appeals court outcome, Xuan said.
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They are also unhappy about Turkey's detention of an American pastor.
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Here's number 10: Raccoons act out when they're unhappy and hormonal.
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People think they know how unhappy Melania is with her life.
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Turner's victim told BuzzFeed she was unhappy with the "gentle" sentence.
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Hotels were unhappy that Airbnb hosts were not charging "city taxes".
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They're not necessarily more unhappy because they secretly know the truth.
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Though it has squeaked through, CETA will leave an unhappy legacy.
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Even before Hay's big win, Twitter was unhappy with the pageant.
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Besides, the MDC performed poorly during an unhappy stint in coalition.
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ERITREA has had some unhappy claims to fame over the years.
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Hence my unhappy DOA forecast for any new Nokia Android smartphone.
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The songs are complex and wide-sweeping, but not entirely unhappy.
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"I know that the gamers are unhappy about it," Thorstenisson said.
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Or at least we weren't definitively, comprehensively unhappy to see you.
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Honestly, I've been unhappy living in Kansas City for months now.
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Instead, the merger created unhappy unions, shabbier service and mounting losses.
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I was unhappy with what I felt like on the inside.
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They're the most unhappy people on earth and they have everything.
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"It's telling you that something unhappy is taking place," Gartman explained.
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"If my mother's unhappy, it lives on my grid," she explained.
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It's a plot twist that could lead to an unhappy ending.
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He was very unhappy at the DA; he wanted to quit.
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They will be unhappy for us for one reason or another.
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White's family told WNEM they are unhappy about Monday's plea deal.
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And choosing between unhappy foreigners and fuming mobsters is not hard.
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Apparently, some fans are unhappy that he married a white woman.
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If children make parents unhappy, why do they keep having them?
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Abraham Pena would later learn in therapy why he was unhappy.
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Trump has been unhappy with the Fed for raising interest rates.
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To no parent's surprise, too much smartphone use makes teens unhappy.
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I was really unhappy though, deep down, doing all of them.
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No surprise, then, that people are unhappy with the status quo.
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In a video obtained by the outlet, Drake is clearly unhappy.
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"I wouldn't say he's unhappy, but he's unsettled," the source said.
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It was so painful and I was so unhappy and afraid.
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Some suggested she was unhappy about their inexperience, not their size.
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Second, Japan is unhappy about North Korea's ability to attack Japan.
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They feel bored and unhappy unless they are facing a challenge.
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If not, why did I feel so unhappy when it plummeted?
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Now they're all unhappy, wondering why they got married so young.
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I don't want to be unhappy now while saving for later.
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He's unhappy about how he looks, and blames himself for failure.
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Leaving some unhappy Sunrise fans looking for their next calendar app.
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It clogs systems, causes accidents, wastes energy and makes people unhappy.
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"I saw that he was struggling, he was unhappy," says Bev.
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"It's great – she is channeling her unhappy days," Noreen tells PEOPLE.
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No one -- until this week -- knew just how unhappy he was.
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Tom Cole said he was unhappy with Trump's choice of words.
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Some autistic people prefer their own company, but many are unhappy.
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Drivers want company executives to know they are really, really unhappy.
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I was unhappy and came back to Germany after a year.
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" But, he added, "House Republicans are already unhappy with the Senate.
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I completely understand why people are unhappy about the financial crisis.
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If Trump was unhappy with the chants, he didn't show it.
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Tyrion's sailing home to his unhappy family with conquering in mind.
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Such prospects are already stirring hopes among unhappy entrepreneurs and investors.
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No one will make you unhappy if you don't allow it.
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"There's always going to be someone who's unhappy," Mr. Thatcher said.
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There are numerous bad habits that tend to make us unhappy.
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Second, you'll be unhappy and passionate because passion comes from competence.
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" Mr. Arias said: "He had plenty of reasons to be unhappy.
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"I think I would have been really unhappy there," he said.
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Kevin Hart was the high school hero, now an unhappy accountant.
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I've been my most happy and my most unhappy in relationships.
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Some disability rights groups are unhappy with Starbucks's plastic straw ban.
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" He added, "Large majorities are not unhappy with their economic conditions.
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" "I am unhappy to have my personal residence and office raided.
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Meanwhile, other supermarkets are looking for openings to steal unhappy suppliers.
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To make matters worse, sometimes Facebook makes us unhappy on purpose.
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You point to a shooter, someone is unhappy with the government.
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But India could withhold ratification if it's unhappy with other parties.
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Take a Number Climate science reached an unhappy milestone last week.
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Washington (CNN)Some House Democrats have been unhappy with progressive Rep.
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Well, this woman throws away her soulmate, and now she's unhappy.
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I used to work as a lawyer and was pretty unhappy.
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They were unhappy with result so they want a Do Over.
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Both feature murder and sex and unhappy marriages and complicated women.
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Voters are unhappy with their health care repeal efforts last year.
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It shows an unhappy husband and wife in a fashionable interior.
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I think you'll be unhappy with this as a last question.
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But her longtime lawyer has read a draft, and is unhappy.
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Not that I'm unhappy that John is still alive and sketching.
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It's a long offseason and Kyrie is clearly unhappy in Boston.
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But there's a lot of Twitter use that makes me unhappy.
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Are people unhappy with the state of current events, or something?
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"There are people who are unhappy with everything," he says shruggingly.
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Is Hookup Culture Leaving Your Generation Unhappy and Unprepared for Love?
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Mr. McConnell was clearly unhappy with the sudden turn of events.
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How unhappy are the wealthiest colleges, really, with the status quo?
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"The closure is definitely something that makes us unhappy," he said.
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These nice guys are going to teach us to be unhappy.
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When you feel that a child is consistently unhappy, seek help.
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Cuban doctors unhappy with their situations formed a group on WhatsApp.
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"He's unhappy when the results don't come in," Mr. Rivkin said.
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Jerry Brown suggested he was unhappy with the measure as is.
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Go deeper: California officials are unhappy with PG&E's power shutoffs
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Mr. Franken had appeared unhappy with his choice in real time.
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Moderate Republicans are unhappy about dismantling the entire Affordable Care Act.
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Warren is unhappy that she lost this debate in the Senate.
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Unhappy with that answer, Cuban continued to ask for new shoes.
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But Democrats are likely to be unhappy with even that approach.
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MORE's national security adviser, has brought us to this unhappy point.
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Now, as many unhappy applicants are finding out, it's even worse.
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They are unhappy about the proposed unilateral four-year time limit.
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"She'd been unhappy for, maybe, a month, maybe two," he said.
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All in all, Jodi's unhappy and not optimistic about the future.
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They were always trying to compare who was the most unhappy.
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Amid this unhappy circumstance, another path presented itself for her songwriting.
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When questioned, their response is almost always 'I was just unhappy.
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Unhappy romances (between women) are frequently the so-called back story.
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It's not that citizens are unhappy with the transit system itself.
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It doesn't make you unhappy, but it doesn't make you happy.
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But Hammond still spends six pages describing those unhappy lottery winners.
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Some in the refining industry also were unhappy with the rule.
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McCrory said he was unhappy with how protesters removed the statue.
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His openness to intimacy makes his wife, the unhappy Diane, itch.
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However, not every worker is unhappy about the expected pension reform.
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They're understandably unhappy about the Frasers moving onto their ancestral lands.
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Yes, aesthetics are the ultimate goal, but unhappy people aren't fun.
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If you are so unhappy with him, why not fire him?
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He left in his wake a series of very unhappy customers.
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Women were right to be unhappy; they were being ripped off.
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Understandably, both publishers and authors are deeply unhappy about this change.
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"Riders want to feel their driver is not unhappy," he said.
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"We knew that voters were unhappy with the way that the Conservatives had handled Brexit but looks as though they are also unhappy with Labour's response to the government's position on Brexit," he told the BBC.
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In 2010, 49 percent of Republicans said they would be unhappy if their son or daughter married a Democrat, and 33 percent of Democrats said they'd be unhappy if their son or daughter married a Republican.
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On the recording, Campbell sounds as unhappy about the evaluation as Raymond.
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Gomez's ex Justin Bieber also seemed unhappy about the new Hollywood couple.
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Johnny was unhappy then … It was a pretty dark time for me.
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I was unhappy and anxious, so I left my job to freelance.
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Trump's victory showed just how unhappy people are with globalization, he said.
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A small number of identifiable boys turn into rotten, violent, unhappy men.
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" Malphurs surmised that the fierce fish "was very unhappy about being caught.
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Until, predictably, Susan rudely awakens to find that she's very, very unhappy.
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Just growing up in an unhappy marriage has an effect on children.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Wishes sometimes have an unhappy way of coming true.
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They have everything they thought they wanted and it makes them unhappy.
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Unless people like that change they will end up having unhappy lives.
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Unless people like that change they will end up having unhappy lives.
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Foreign investors are also unhappy with the current course of economic policy.
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The difference is, me telling you that you're unhappy is my opinion.
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She has an illness, she's unhappy in school, and she feels alone.
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"We thought we were unhappy because we were poor," says one interviewee.
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"But you know, I'm very unhappy that I lost all my neighbors."
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But the Kings weren't contending, and Gretzky was reported to be unhappy.
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Also, I'm unhappy that mining bitcoins requires a huge amount of energy.
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" Judy: "You knew I was unhappy — I told you all the time.
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People are just too unhappy with the status quo, in my opinion.
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He has told acquaintances he was frustrated and unhappy, sources told Reuters.
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But, Mr. Wohlleben said, his bosses were unhappy with his unorthodox activities.
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Velociraptors are Evolution's diva dino, so making one unhappy is relatively easy.
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FRANCE is not just deeply unhappy, it is at war with itself.
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Some unhappy patriots hold plum jobs at the foreign companies under attack.
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These calculations will do little to console a continent of unhappy fans.
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Ostadhassan says the union was hasty and unhappy -- over in a year.
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The reasons why poorly educated white men are unhappy are well documented.
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People very unhappy with Crooked Hillary and Obama on JOBS and SAFETY!
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Army officers are unhappy with the struggling campaign against jihadists in Sinai.
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A community representative said they were unhappy with the contractor Shell picked.
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He was very unhappy with Greg, and how it had been handled.
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It's the unhappy couples — and the subsequent breakups — that are horrifyingly unique.
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"I think Bernie knows that a lot of the delegates are unhappy."
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Matthew Carpenter, the museum's director, says the senator left an unhappy legacy.
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Sometimes unhappy workers just need more guidance than their boss can provide.
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Lynche was clearly unhappy about this, and he argued with Officer Moutselos.
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It might be a happy end, it might be an unhappy end.
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These Fixer Upper Stars Are Unhappy With What's Happened To Their Homes
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If that deadline is missed, costs rise and partner institutions become unhappy.
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This deep space cousin of Clippy is desperately unhappy at every pun.
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But I was more afraid living unhappy, so I faced that fear.
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His answer put a creative gloss on an unhappy state of affairs.
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Stop right now or you will be very unhappy with the outcome.
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Retirees are unhappy because they face higher social charges on their pensions.
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I asked him why he thought Malkmus looked so unhappy in Pavement.
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I mean, you feel like you have a fever you're so unhappy.
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I've been at my job for a year and am pretty unhappy.
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He dies unfulfilled, unhappy, at the hands of the god-killer Kratos.
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Though several anti-Alex Twitter users were unhappy with the carrier's response.
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The razzie for the most 'unhappy ending ever' goes to Alexis Michelle.
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But Frank was more impressed with Trump's pitch than Hillary Clinton's. Unhappy
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"I'm extremely unhappy right now … [about] the whole situation," Heather admits quickly.
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Now all of them are known for unhappy associations with Mr. Trump.
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Ugandans have plenty of reasons to be unhappy with the electoral process.
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She gives the same advice for bosses unhappy with a colleague's work.
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Plus, we shouldn't have to restrict food if it makes us unhappy.
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If you are unhappy with this reality, Mr. Duke, you may leave.
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Trump became unhappy with disagreements among his top aides, the outlet added.
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On the one hand, Diane and BoJack are both still fundamentally unhappy.
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Conservatives unhappy with the plan Conservatives also don't want the process rushed.
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"She is very unhappy that this happened to her and feels violated."
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Diaz was unhappy with his assignment, he wanted to attack the French.
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Specifically, he is unhappy with Bill Clinton's disparaging remarks about then-Sen.
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As an entrepreneur, the last thing you want is an unhappy customer.
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The only unhappy people are the ticket brokers and the ticket speculators.
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So why are so many people in San Francisco unhappy this week?
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If they didn't, their revenue would dwindle and shareholders would be unhappy.
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"She was really unhappy with me," he said, with exaggerated self-deprecation.
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Restaurant owners are just as unhappy about that development as we are.
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My childhood was pretty unhappy: confusing, painful, full of anger and loneliness.
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Of course, it might be that unhappy people seek out screen activities.
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"I've never been this unhappy in my life, you know," he added.
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I was making a lot of money, but I was desperately unhappy.
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It sent meals to their apartments when they were unhappy or ailing.
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Elizabeth Warren -- seen above talking animatedly about regulations earlier this week -- unhappy.
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America is unhappy with the commission's investigations, which mostly target American companies.
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In both instances, voters were unhappy with the dissemination of their information.
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Nielsen has reportedly told confidants that she is unhappy in the position.
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Who was ever made unhappy by the designation of a state rock?
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Nobody was ever made unhappy by a nod to the Dutch oven.
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Happ, 24, was unhappy with the decision, according to manager Joe Maddon.
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However, unhappy customers only have a week to decide on that cancellation.
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She said to expect some people to be unhappy with your choice.
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If you are happy, you can't imagine why people would be unhappy.
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Katharina, elegant, passive, drifting through an unhappy marriage, is far from heroic.
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Though Bolt was unhappy with his performance, the race was never close.
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"For the first month, she was really unhappy with me," Tomlinson said.
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He is clearly not the only owner who is unhappy right now.
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But I became very unhappy with auditioning and daunted by the competition.
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If you should go for the AirPods Pro, you won't be unhappy.
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Still, farmers such as Sanjay Shinde from Maharashtra's Nashik district are unhappy.
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"They are all sad and unhappy in their new home," he said.
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The narrator's tone is not especially unhappy; it is wistful, unillusioned, stoic.
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In fact, I believe that is why Americans have been so unhappy.
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People are getting more and more unhappy about plastics in the ocean.
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"Yesterday, I let them know that I was extremely unhappy," Trump said.
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Dubai, the glitzy business hub, is unhappy with the steep financial cost.
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MIKE HUCKABEE, FORMER ARKANSAS GOVERNOR: It&aposs not that I&aposm unhappy.
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And, oh brother, are the Lakers finding new ways to be unhappy.
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If someone is getting an arranged marriage, don't assume they're unhappy. 30.
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I am not saying that I am unhappy all of the time.
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For women, 91% are unhappy with their bodies and resort to dieting.
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I trudged through most of the steak, eating at an unhappy crawl.
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If someone's unhappy it's not going to help the music that much.
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Budget hawks, however, are unhappy with the fiscal impact of the deal.
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Last month, Broadderick said she wasn't unhappy to be in the ad.
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The grandfather sometimes thinks of the child as his unhappy love affair.
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Unhappy with Hollywood, he retired from show business before his 40th birthday.
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Tennessee progressives were unhappy with their options in a close Senate race.
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Anno has been hosting a radio show for Berlin's most unhappy men.
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Were you as unhappy about the milestone as he appears to be?
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One analyst told CNBC he was "a little unhappy" with the move.
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"I think I was not unhappy with the rain delay," he said.
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You can have all the money in the world and be unhappy.
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He also asserted that Prince Mohammed was "very unhappy about" the murder.
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Still, the Democrats have their own unhappy experience with an unruly primary.
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Yet taken together, they paint the picture of a deeply unhappy employee.
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Trump told reporters he told Barra he was unhappy with the announcement.
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Sometimes their tone prompts unhappy realizations about what Gmail sees in us.
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Now she needs the support of an outspokenly unhappy British Parliament. Mrs.
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Deutsche plans cutbacks to appease investors unhappy about its stock market underperformance.
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A year or two ago I started feeling unhappy about that process.
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He has a cocktail, but I pass because of yesterday's unhappy drink.
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He and his climbing partner were unhappy with their bulky sleeping bags.
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They're also unhappy with how he is handling year-end budget negotiations.
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Lots of Americans remain unhappy with the state of their health insurance.
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That's not necessarily gender-based — everyone in law seems unhappy, pretty much.
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Republican defense hawks would be unhappy with low levels of Pentagon funding.
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"It's another signal," he continued, "of how unhappy the business community is."
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He conceded that aggressive litigation was going to leave some people unhappy.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley, was clearly unhappy with Israel's decision.
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Some group of voters within that party is going to be unhappy.
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Someone who is already unhappy will bring bad energy to their work.
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Eva is the Bummer Wife, the unhappy female fly in the ointment.
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West Virginia teachers are equally unhappy with their employee health insurance program.
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But after two years, he was unhappy, his friends and family said.
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But about 25% surveyed said they were unhappy or, at best, ambivalent.
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If representation doesn't matter, then why would men be unhappy with less?
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I currently am not satisfied with my job, unhappy with it even.
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Trump said he's learned that voters are unhappy with the Republican leadership.
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Donald Trump Jr. is sharing the perfect recipe for an unhappy Thanksgiving.
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He had been unhappy with casting too wide a net, he said.
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It's the tendency for getting everything we want to make us unhappy.
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But their marriage was an unhappy one, and they divorced in 1996.
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She's unhappy, and then the song comes on, and then she's happy.
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" "There are a lot of things I'm unhappy about in this bill.
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However, whether customers will be unhappy about this could vary across societies.
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People that didn't vote last election, they are wide awake and unhappy.
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I would be more unhappy to give that up for two years.
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Her decision to shut four US plants has clearly made him unhappy.
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" Fisher on Postcards from the Edge: "I was very unhappy back then.
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Fowler & Wells has so many strengths that few people will leave unhappy.
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Without them I might be slimmer, but also crazier and more unhappy.
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But customers were decidedly unhappy — as of the latest tally, a Change.
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On one hand, locals are increasingly unhappy with the soaring property prices.
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He was recently separated after years of being in an unhappy marriage.
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After all, there was no rational reason I should have been unhappy.
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He appeared to be a doubting and unhappy shadow of his self.
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But plenty of academics are unhappy with the publication of this data.
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My parents are unhappy with him, but they don't address their concerns.
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One woman walked into the room texting, which made Nigel extremely unhappy.
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They are simultaneously successful and yet perpetually unhappy with their very trade.
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South Carolina Republican Trey Gowdy is retiring from Congress an unhappy man.
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And completely fucked up, but they didn't have time to be unhappy.
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There are a lot of things I'm unhappy about in this bill.
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They might be unhappy about your decision to stay away from them, and they might tell you very loudly just how unhappy they are, but isn't avoiding them worth the cumulative effects of years of their negative influence?
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I lived in Perth for one unhappy year then I moved to Melbourne.
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She recalled being unhappy about the long commute to her oldest daughter's preschool.
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Despite the 23-point win, the Eagles were fairly unhappy with their performance.
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Claudia's parents are Egon and Doris, who both seem unhappy in their marriage.
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But the people unhappy with this latest reveal do have a valid point.
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"I'm not unhappy with the amount of progress that was made," Kedlaya said.
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But I was obsessed with this other thing that was making me unhappy.
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Trump abruptly ended the call because he was unhappy, a source told CNN.
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Chapman went on to further express how unhappy she was about the gaffe.
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No one wants to work at a meaningless job that makes them unhappy.
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Despite being unhappy, Fowler also refused the salon's offer to redo the nails.
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"I&aposm very unhappy with the Democratic foreign policy," he told the Post.
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"We have a lot of people who are unhappy with life," he said.
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Since these tend to be unhappy stories, emotional baggage can cloud financial negotiations.
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For May, however, the unhappy turn of events ironically echoes the piece's themes.
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She sent back an engagement ring when she was unhappy with his behavior.
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There's someone who would be unhappy with the way this story is unspooling.
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Trump's children, especially Ivanka, have been unhappy with Lewandowski, according to campaign sources.
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The second unhappy subject is Kevin Clarke, a producer for Jane O'Brien Media.
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People are unhappy about how The Simpsons responded to a controversy around Apu.
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"Kim is very uncomfortable and unhappy with the whole situation," the insider added.
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"Many Republicans, especially on Capitol Hill, were very unhappy about that," said Judy.
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The only reason you're feeling insane is because you're unhappy in that relationship.
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After 14 years together, Cindi was deeply unhappy with her possessive, controlling husband.
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And they're very unhappy with the way the village handled the whole thing.
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If that makes you feel unhappy, Facebook gives you a range of options.
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Brexiteers are also unhappy that Dublin may get a veto over any deal.
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If one party is unhappy, he will take his business elsewhere next time.
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Security swooped in on the Cruzes to keep them safe from unhappy delegates.
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She often, I think, was unhappy, but she always worked, no matter what.
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Pitt "has been very unhappy with the arrangement," a source recently told PEOPLE.
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I don't want them to think that I'm unhappy with where I am.
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Some say readings help them to accept whatever unhappy situation they are in.
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Chad took home the dubious honor of being the world's most unhappy country.
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"What strikes me about them is that they are truly unhappy," Silver said.
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Even Wall Street workers are unhappy with how their retirement plans are run.
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Unsurprisingly, some authors and readers are unhappy with the changes to the program.
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Madson had been reportedly unhappy at the idea of his acquaintance's impromptu visit.
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To this day, Darden remains unhappy about the outcome of Simpson's criminal trial.
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But she's still really unhappy, and she can't put her finger on why.
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At the same time, European regulators are increasingly unhappy with Facebook's status quo.
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"Look, if you told me to work less, I'd be unhappy," he said.
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Studies show that nothing — not even divorce — makes people more unhappy than unemployment.
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He's of course unhappy with both major problems, so how to combat them?
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A bad team, an unhappy star, and little in the way of hope.
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If a customer is unhappy, work hard to make it right — right away.
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So unhappy, in fact, that they've immediately suspended all ingredient shipments to Soylent.
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Scott King later remembered how unhappy she was at being separated from her
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They do not respond to nervous breakdowns and unhappy episodes that lead nowhere.
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However, not all young voters unhappy with their choices will be staying home.
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But he was 6-25 against Top 25 teams, and folks were unhappy.
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I'm unhappy with the fact that a congresswoman can say anti-Semitic things.
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This suggests that, for unhappy men, masturbation serves as a substitute for sex.
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At the same time, Lederer and Phillips urged many unhappy wives against divorce.
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The diplomat said because of North Korean ICBM tests "China is unhappy, too".
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When he realized the true nature of the image Trump was, unsurprisingly, unhappy.
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Instead of this unhappy arrangement, Lord King wants banks to buy "liquidity insurance".
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But it begs the question: Why are so many people unhappy at work?
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She says if she looks unhappy in the picture, it's because she was.
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This year's shorts are all personal stories of unhappy people navigating emotional situations.
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Some market watchers are unhappy with a volatile market, as gold investors rejoice.
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Many investors are also unhappy with President Jacob Zuma's handling of the economy.
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Around this time last year, both stars were foundering in unhappy doubles partnerships.
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Like, United has had some employees that have been unhappy since the merger.
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Politico reported that at a recent closed-door meeting, many Republicans were unhappy.
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So no, we weren't unhappy with them, but we were open to change.
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The frequency of the amount of people in unhappy relationships is so high.
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What can unhappy married people learn from singles about how to be happier?
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An industry trade group for payday lenders was predictably unhappy with the decision.
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Imagine if an American president who was unhappy with a company like Amazon.
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Even the employees who would benefit may be unhappy with the rule change.
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Every unhappy family, in its own way, belongs in a Noah Baumbach movie.
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These are the unhappy signs of a player in search of his game.
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"That line, Nate in particular, was unhappy with the last game," Bednar said.
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" Ms. Robbins remains unhappy with what she calls the "College Board mind-set.
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I'm happy to be here, but I wasn't unhappy not to be here.
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Someone will be unhappy at every point in the journey, but that's fine.
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"The local banks were unhappy being offered stuff they didn't want," Prendergast said.
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She told The Nation she wanted to live somewhere where'd she be unhappy.
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But Sensenbrenner predicted Apple would be unhappy with whatever Congress decides to do.
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Klein is part of a group of YouTube users unhappy with the WSJ.
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"I'm very unhappy with it that the Justice Department isn't going," Trump said.
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Sanders, they've seen the finger on the scale and they're unhappy about it.
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Kapito described his clients as "very unhappy" about earning less on their money.
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She was unhappy, she was crying, she did not want to be alone.
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If you're unhappy at work, your first instinct to quit may be wrong.
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He also went to school in South Africa and had an unhappy background.
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When my grandmother passed away, my mom told me she died very unhappy.
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Two in three say they are unhappy with her handling of the crisis.
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"The wealthy and powerful often are unhappy about telling the truth," he said.
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Every couple of days, there's a new aspect of this really unhappy situation.
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To be adult is to be fat, balding, unhappy, washed-out, and hungover.
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It was a desperately unhappy period for him, leading to a mental breakdown.
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Now many in the LGBT community are unhappy because of the Pence pick.
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Others, unable to pay the rising property taxes, have left under unhappy circumstances.
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"On the other hand, anyone can change if they're unhappy," Professor Hovenkamp said.
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Why would they stay in something that clearly makes them both so unhappy?
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Only one man seems unhappy that the Netflix Gilmore Girls revival is underway.
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Another Reddit user, Sean Wood, was also unhappy with Apple's latest MBP iteration.
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According to Madison, Lawrence was a "big bitch" and a very unhappy person.
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The internet is littered with lots of unhappy customers reporting the same problem.
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After all, the end result is that they're making both companies' customers unhappy.
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Unemployment might be low, but exploiting unhappy employment may be about to surge.
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Surely a group of competition winners can't be that unhappy to be there?
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Happy people become happier and unhappy people become miserable when they get wealthy.
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Some viewers are unhappy at seeing unpleasant aspects of their culture publicly shown.
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And one man who looked unhappy to be chosen then took close notes.
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President Trump and the White House were unhappy with McCarthy's portrayal of Spicer.
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When I think about what I'm most unhappy about it's really two things.
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Ms. Garcia and Mr. Gaston both said they were unhappy with the deal.
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But a number of big banks are unhappy with talk of bitcoin futures.
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Ms. Page's Emily, though, may be the most flamboyantly unhappy version to date.
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That's something more dads, moms and especially kids deserve in this unhappy world.
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"I don't know whether the Iraqis are happy or unhappy," General McKenzie said.
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If you're unhappy or not thriving at your school, take the long view.
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But many customers who run up against the fakery problem end up unhappy.
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Every presidential election they would have heated arguments that left everyone very unhappy.
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It is at the end of the book that I became most unhappy.
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In that unhappy equilibrium, the war drags on with unknown consequences for Moscow.
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Even some conservatives unhappy with the deal agree there are some positives. Rep.
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A lot of people are going to be unhappy if I terminate NAFTA.
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In those cases, owners were not unhappy when the commissioner penalized the team.
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Reaching a goal can make us unhappy, but setting goals makes us happy?
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The unhappy sidelining and devaluation of diplomacy is a theme of the book.
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It's hard to fault Mr. Nunes for being unhappy with his press coverage.
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When the president at the World Bank turned 22, he was quite unhappy.
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The middle class and poor are on the unhappy end of both trends.
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He had an unhappy childhood in Georgia but found solace in the guitar.
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But even some customers who love their cars have had unhappy delivery experiences.
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Mexico's taking a lot of our business; the players are unhappy about it.
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" Mr. Trump was equally unhappy with Mr. McGahn, calling him a "lying bastard.
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It is also unhappy about India's reluctance to cut trade relations with Iran.
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Four republicans are unhappy with the details of the plan for unemployment benefits.
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"In hindsight we were both unhappy and were not addressing it," Steven said.
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This is an unhappy development in his career but not an uninteresting one.
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But retaining Mr. Lasseter would have divided employees, leaving some women particularly unhappy.
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"Celestial Bodies" tells the subtle and quietly anguished story of several unhappy marriages.
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"Trump's 'America First' Base Unhappy with Flip-Flop Afghanistan Speech," blared one headline.
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She was intrigued, having been unhappy with her relationship to food for decades.
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It turns out that it wasn't just Democrats who were unhappy with McConnell.
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She never seemed unhappy about being identified with one character throughout her career.
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Some on the right were unhappy the high tax rate was retained, however.
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This obviously made all the adult fans of Harry Potter very, very unhappy.
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Such a plan could bolster Uber's damaged brand and help retain unhappy drivers.
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The account of Stanton's last few unhappy years can be a bit rushed.
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Big changes made by other people after we've left usually make us unhappy.
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She just did not want to be a part of an unhappy scene.
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Still, people won't believe me when I say I'm fine and not unhappy.
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To be able to say: This sucks I'm unhappy with what's going on.
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And yet, it's also the side that helped her escape an unhappy reality.
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I was quite perplexed and frankly really unhappy and unsatisfied with the experience.
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If we desire money, health, sex, or reputation, we will inevitably be unhappy.
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Eve, at which everyone seemed hungover and unhappy, someone told me that it
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The president has also scoffed at reports that he was unhappy with Dowd.
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These patients "are pretty unhappy for quite a long time," Hain told me.
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The President who keeps a careful watch on his approval numbers was unhappy.
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Many people with lots of money have horribly unhappy and radically imbalanced lives.
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One wrong move can leave you with an unhappy baby and exhausted parents.
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It's critical to clubs' success to have you be vocal if you're unhappy.
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Despite his many accomplishments with the Bruins, Bush left U.C.L.A. an unhappy man.
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Some customers who booked trips before the new program took effect are unhappy.
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Most Americans, though, were unhappy with Obama's ultimate decision to reduce her sentence.
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Georgia fans were unhappy with the foul call and made their displeasure known.
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He was receiving unhappy texts from a CNN producer at the White House.
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Some Republicans are unhappy that Democrats are taking DACA off the table already.
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Instead, I became a lawyer for five unhappy months and then an entrepreneur.
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Moorehead was apparently unhappy with this decision and proceeded to rant about loyalty.
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It gets you to the point of realizing how unhappy you are faster.
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Results suggested many voters were unhappy about the choice of candidates on offer.
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Trump signaled in April that he was unhappy with Bannon's growing media profile.
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If you sit on it too long you get really unhappy and grumpy.
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That being the case the decision that makes him unhappy has been lifted.
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"Geballe is still learning to be at peace with her body, but with the emotional distance that her photography gives her, she's already learned that self-acceptance starts from within: "If I am unhappy big, I will be unhappy small.
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"I remember wondering before if I was unhappy because I was heavy or heavy because I was unhappy, I realized it didn't matter because both were true and I needed to do something about it," she said in her Facebook posting.
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Both sides would walk away from a deal like this unhappy (well, Democrats would be much more unhappy and immigration activists would be incensed), but they could also tout the half they won on and downplay the part they didn't.
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If you are very unhappy with this rule, you can use your democratic voice.
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The "Happy Future" mine translated into an unhappy end for the Cornish mining sector.
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Apparently several unhappy concert viewers who took the Grammy-winner to task on Twitter.
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Stidham says LuLaRoe's unhappy customers represent a tiny fraction of its total customer base.
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They say that Ortega seemed nervous, agitated and unhappy and had gotten too thin.
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That works just fine when they're pitching themselves to an anxious, unhappy Republican base.
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"POTUS is very unhappy," a source close to the White House reportedly told CNN.
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And although I'm unhappy with the size, I think he did a good job.
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Dealing with one very unhappy little boy, who crawls away from Kardashian in tears.
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Incorrect information originating from outside the company— say from a misguided politician, unhappy users,
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Of course, given the loops, there are many, many more unhappy Alans and Nadias.
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Do you have Resting Bitch Face or are you just unhappy to see me?
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But Obama's school lunch regulations drew the ire of unhappy students and Republicans alike.
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North appeared unhappy in a Coachella photo with dad Kanye West and the rapper.
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In one, he asked them if they'd rather be unhappy masters or happy slaves.
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This wasn't the first sign that fans were unhappy with the character design, either.
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"If the animals are unhappy, you're not going to get good photos," he says.
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Unhappy Meal: McDonald's says it's cutting cheeseburgers and chocolate milk from its Happy Meal.
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The class-action suit, filed in 2016, consolidated several individual complaints from unhappy homeowners.
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"She was unhappy with her living arrangements," Deputy Attorney General John Downs tells PEOPLE.
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So you may not be altogether unhappy if you're not included in this round.
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He chose the mains and I was so unhappy with what we sent out.
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He was unhappy and this was his attempt at getting out of the contract.
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Those unhappy with the status quo do not see inspiring leaders on any side.
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It is tempting to hope that people made unhappy by online dating will stop.
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Outfielder Christian Yelich is also reportedly unhappy with the recent trades, according to ESPN.
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It's such an unhappy departure from the way the music is supposed to sound.
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I realized just how unhappy I was, so I let it all fall apart.
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And people are unhappy that Perry and Boyce were left off of the list.
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"He was unhappy with what he believed was mismanagement of money," the aide said.
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Prince Muhammad is unhappy with this and pressed the Kuwaitis to join the embargo.
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He also was unhappy because I distracted him from Halo for said bad kiss.
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Even as a last resort, a referendum would thus leave Britain divided and unhappy.
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The couple arrives at the party, where we're introduced to yet another unhappy marriage.
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Conservative MP David Davies was also unhappy with the decision and criticised the judges.
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The two are unhappy together, but Mark values Karen deeply, because she is beautiful.
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"He was a very unhappy, lonely only child," John's husband, David Furnish, tells PEOPLE.
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The activist group, which have been unhappy with Dominion's shareholder returns, revealed on Dec.
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But a few dozen more Tories have made unhappy noises about the Brexit deal.
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America First populism spoke to unhappy voters and won Mr Trump the White House.
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Correlation is not causation, however: it could be that unhappy people seek refuge online.
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Critics of income inequality have long argued that large income disparities make people unhappy.
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As the economics of mega-deals have got worse, shareholders have got more unhappy.
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Image: APSometimes, the only way to fix an unhappy relationship is to end it.
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Wa Lone's wife Pan Ei Mon told media she was unhappy with the result.
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"You feel so alone and so unhappy in an asylum camp," Popal tells PEOPLE.
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There are signs that some in Corby are unhappy with the pace of change.
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Bayer's healthcare-focused investor base would be unhappy about the shift, the bank said.
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He said he told the GM chief executive he was unhappy with the announcement.
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In an unhappy region, the country's Slavic majority and Albanian minority enjoy good relations.
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"If you are unhappy with your method, talk to your doctor," Dr. Halfon says.
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"The energy and sentiments are all there — people are unhappy and fighting stupid shit."
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Technology makes people both happy and unhappy, in the broadest sense of the term.
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Trying to find someone to blame, trying to make other people unhappy as well.
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"In general they agree with [Trump's] policies and they're unhappy with Congress," says Meckler.
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But Pitt "has been very unhappy with the arrangement," a source recently told PEOPLE.
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Unhappy with this result, I ask Janine if I can take the test again.
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There's a secret to it, and it's very simple: It's unpleasant being unhappy . . . humiliating.
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A lot of people read this as Francis being unhappy to meet the president.
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This is a man who, despite creating a world everyone loves, was deeply unhappy.
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It's not that we're unhappy where we are, we're just wondering, Is this it?
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If your cooks are unhappy, then you will taste their unhappiness through their food.
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It's not necessarily an auteur's career, but I'm not so unhappy about it, either.
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"Kim is very uncomfortable and unhappy with the whole situation," a source told PEOPLE.
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But some Republicans are unhappy about moving forward without a replacement plan on deck.
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Unhappy passengers fly less, or fly other routes on other airlines without these restrictions.
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The White House has been unhappy with stories portraying Trump's first weeks as chaotic.
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Facebook's annual developer conference is coming up — and developers have never been more unhappy.
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Bad work environments can make you a bad person and can make you unhappy.
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It made her so unhappy, she says, she thought she was going to leave.
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Like it or not, dealing with unhappy customers is part of an entrepreneur's job.
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Also unhappy -- most likely the showrunners, writers, director and script supervisor of the episode.
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But in the world of pensions, any change, however simple, will make some unhappy.
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" However, the source says Kardashian's famous family members "are still very unhappy with Tristan.
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Gaumer said the goal is to send a message that some alumni are unhappy.
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How much more value would they create than the unhappy, mismatched workforce of today?
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A striking number of voters at Cruz rallies in Wisconsin sound anxious and unhappy.
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Kozlova, ranked 66, makes it an unhappy hat-trick for the 20-year-old.
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Polity Press, 2013 Unhappy Union: How the euro crisis – and Europe – can be fixed.
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Many teachers are also unhappy with what they say has been chaotic education reform.
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The rest of us are increasingly unhappy that internet giants refuse to take responsibility.
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Its unhappy founders have left Apple to build a new AI service called Viv.
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British residents were unhappy with uncontrolled immigration and unelected bureaucrats imposing rules on them.
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But China Resources, unhappy that its stake would also be diluted, opposed this plan.
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"Sometimes a smart decision will make a lot of people unhappy," he told me.
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Sometimes unhappy Cabinet officials can have a beneficial effect by staying on the job.
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She had a very unhappy childhood with her parents, who [divorced each other twice].
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Today's youth are increasingly unhappy with the way their elders are running the world.
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Unhappy with the call, Green started barking at the referee and got T'd up.
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No one wants to end their clean routine on an unhappy note like that.
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Your values and behavior have a harder time aligning, making you unhappy and empty.
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Powell stayed at Duckworth's, as an all-purpose dogsbody, for ten mostly unhappy years.
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CEOs, therefore, might be unhappy to learn that their lawyer is representing an activist.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, unhappy with Tesla's recent coverage, ripped into big media companies.
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However, many also say they are unhappy with their working hours and job security.
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However, expats say they're unhappy with the quality and cost of medical care here.
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Klein was also already unhappy with the WSJ's work concerning hate speech on YouTube.
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"An unhappy frequent flier doesn't have as many other options as before," he said.
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Our new poll finds that voters in both parties are unhappy with their candidates.
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Or pretty much any reform that would make big-money Democratic campaign contributors unhappy.
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In a bid to appeal to Democrats unhappy with their party's embrace of Mrs.
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She thinks the seller may have been unhappy with the no-money-down loan.
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Those same voters — college-educated suburbanites — are deeply unhappy with Trump's temperament in office.
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If Democrats don't get the report by then, they are sure to be unhappy.
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Germany and France are unhappy, too, about President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris treaty.
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Toomey and Johnson worried about voters who were unhappy with Trump's behavior and actions.
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He said that you should study what makes you unsuccessful, unhappy, broke, fat, stupid.
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Cohn said that he had spoken with Athena's other investors, who were also unhappy.
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My kids experienced me as unhappy and grumpy, and I didn't even know it.
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As a result, the White House has not been unhappy to see his stumbles.
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In September, he rejected Trump's claim that intelligence officials were unhappy with President Obama.
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On Saturday, Pittsburgh sent unhappy wideout Antonio Brown to Oakland, a deal Brown forced.
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By the time of last year's Aptigon firings, Citadel management was unhappy with performance.
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Trump is notoriously unhappy with bad press, and Price got a lot of it.
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Hopefully he's quick on his feet; unhappy rock crowds can get a bit lawless.
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McCabe was "very unhappy" about being forced off the call, according to the report.
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Or maybe they're just sad, pathetic people unhappy with themselves and their own life?
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Some naturally thought the worst: that he might be unhappy with his current situation.
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Clinton later apologized and said she misspoke, but many of her supporters were unhappy.
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"I never understood exactly what Katrina was unhappy about in our relationship," she said.
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You can't win because you will always make 50 percent of the constituency unhappy.
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When he thinks about the current state of things, Lionel Messi is deeply unhappy.
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And like her predecessor, Weidel is decidedly unhappy about Merkel's asylum and refugee policies.
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If you're unhappy, you shouldn't have to punish yourself for the sake of income.
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Some reports suggested KD was unhappy with the way the team handled his injury.
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So he's unhappy, he bails on his family, and moves to the Florida Keys.
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Even as a child I'd been unhappy—I saw, suddenly, how obvious that was.
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But now you are going to be a very unhappy man, I'm against it!
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Adler, which holds a 22.4 percent stake in Conwert, is unhappy with Conwert's strategy.
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As soon as people feel unhappy or victimized, they'll hear a lot about it.
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"I don't know, I would be very unhappy," to do the same, he adds.
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I've already written about the misuse of power and unhappy families and tyrannical fathers.
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"I don't understand why Never Trumpers are so unhappy with his presidency," she wrote.
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Richardson said he knew his best friend was unhappy before the season ever started.
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Sure enough, Democrats — and a few Republicans — were unhappy with the Israeli government's decision.
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It sounds like you have some unhappy memories of that time in your career.
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As City's fans celebrated, Juan Mata, the United substitute, walked toward Sterling, clearly unhappy.
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She sat down and she told me she was very unhappy at Fox News.
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It seemed like a direct question to the unhappy man could clear matters up.
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If you're unhappy, you can make a more permanent switch to a different institution.
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His escape from London freed him from negotiating exchange rates and his unhappy marriage.
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Meanwhile, some officials in Lopez Obrador's administration are unhappy with his accommodation of Trump.
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They want to show frustrated and unhappy voters they are capable of doing something.
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By 11, he was living in Manhattan with his remarried mother, an unhappy arrangement.
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Taking a selfish view, though, I wasn't particularly unhappy to be the only customer.
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"We're very unhappy with the negotiations and the negotiating style of Canada," he said.
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Because you're unhappy and you take it out on me and that's not fair.
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Should the DPP win both the presidency and legislature, China will certainly be unhappy.
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Only Masahiro Tanaka's 103 earned run average can really be considered an unhappy surprise.
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White said he would be unhappy if the I.A.A.F. tightened its shoe regulation policies.
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The great irony was that nobody was more unhappy about it than Mr. O'Brien.
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That means there's a majority of people out there who are unhappy with him.
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I'm not sure that the solicitor general will be all that unhappy about that.
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What began as small rallies by unemployed graduates and unhappy street vendors has mushroomed.
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Transgender people were not put here to make Mike Pence — or Germaine Greer — unhappy.
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As you said, it really is not about the rich and depraved and unhappy.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I wasn't unhappy when I had $2200,21 when I got outta school.
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Like millions of people, they are unhappy with the way things are in 2019.
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But plenty of comments from unhappy users can still be seen on the page.
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At the same time, METI is likely unhappy with the amount of unfilled permits.
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So Mike, if you're unhappy with me, I'm sorry but I accomplished my mission.
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Mr. Ly's childhood there was hardly cosseted, he said, but it was not unhappy.
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"I think what I'm most unhappy with is the House quit tonight," Patrick said.
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However, many Americans are unhappy to see that energy prices are on the rise.
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Can Kemp and Phillips, who grew unhappy in previous stops, stay upbeat and productive?
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As you might expect, the death of Inbox has made some people pretty unhappy.
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Renewable energy advocates were unhappy it didn't do more for things like wind power.
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Any one of those unhappy surprises could wipe out a million dollars over night.
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Pilots are unhappy with BA's offer of an 227% salary increase over three years.
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"At Skate Canada, at that time I was really uncomfortable and unhappy," he said.
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He asks Veidt why he's so unhappy living in the utopia that is Europa.
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Think about what makes you proud and avoid lingering on what makes you unhappy.
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Authorities said he had staged the attack because he was unhappy with his salary.
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"The broader issue is they are unhappy with the lack of compliance," he said.
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It's love mediated through a blistering technological void—an attempt at making hardcore unhappy.
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Many very senior Republicans were extremely unhappy with the celebration in the Rose Garden.
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"Even though," she added, "they are unhappy about tweets or language or unforced errors."
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He had an unhappy childhood, and his parents split up when he was young.
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But with every new accomplishment, Kanye seems to have grown more unhappy, more frustrated.
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Unhappy with comments Mr. Richardson had made after being evicted from the shop Mrs.
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Canada and Mexico are particularly unhappy about the U.S. push for tougher autos content.
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Not things, one of the most unhappy, confusing dynamics there is, in our business.
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And there have been more signals that he has been unhappy about this status.
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It was such a close vote that everyone talks about because we left that (and) there's a lot of people that are unhappy, but had we stayed, it was going to be half the country that would be unhappy with that as well.
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He elevated Baroness Chakrabarti to a peerage after she whitewashed Labour in an earlier report on anti-Semitism that spoke of "unhappy incidents" (oh, yes, so awfully unhappy) — a decision that left a "damaging impression," in the words of the latest inquiry.
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It says that Dr. Barbara Sampson, the chief medical examiner, was unhappy with her vote.
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First, it will buy back a home if the new owner is unhappy with it.
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If you're unhappy, then change it, but don't let anyone project any unhappiness onto you.
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"I actually just quit to not be unhappy anymore," the 27-year-old told CNBC.
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Coach Bruce Arians, clearly unhappy about the development, said Okafor was hurt over the weekend.
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Others have had multiple children and were unhappy with the care they received in hospitals.
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However, when they're unhappy with one another, a Cap's mom will have some biting words.
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I don't like the idea of animals being unhappy or dying for me to eat.
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Is unhappiness the cause, or the result of algorithms surfacing content to make us unhappy?
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The proportion of boys who were unhappy with their appearance held flat, at 20 percent.
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His parents are unhappy with the implication that their son, 22, leads an extravagant life.
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KS: People, pro tip, don't rip the thing apart, because you'll be unhappy with us.
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MI. Not everyone was unhappy on Thursday about the prospect of more borrowing by CDP.
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A source told Reuters Calenda said the government was unhappy with Vivendi's hostile stake-building.
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Citizens of several member nations are unhappy about the terms of Chinese financing and employment.
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A bug in a software program can lead to unhappy customers, and maybe lost money.
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The memoir, she promised, would trace her career from "unhappy lawyer years ago" to today.
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They are already unhappy about having the West's post-crisis reform agenda imposed on them.
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Otherwise, you just become a sideshow and side story about people unhappy about election results.
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By the age of 20, Teeter was an unhappy newlywed who weighed over 300 lbs.
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I was a deeply unhappy person — I had no self-worth and no self-esteem.
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If you're unhappy with where you are in your life, just take a look around.
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And, it seems, the Israelis are not unhappy about this -- at least for the moment.
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Some technology reviewers, such as PC Gamer, are unhappy about the line's poor gaming performance.
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If you're simply unhappy at your job, start researching and try to pursue new opportunities.
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When Bayer first met Demi Lovato, he described her as closed off, untrusting and unhappy.
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The picture was quickly circulated, with parodies of the seemingly unhappy kitten popping up everywhere.
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She was unhappy in the news anchor role, but instead of quitting stuck it out.
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The group claims it was unhappy with the level of transparency of the impeachment process.
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In the rulings, judges were clearly unhappy with the White House's direction on immigration policy.
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Some of his supporters were unhappy, displaying their resentment on placards with "Hillary's lies matter".
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If you were unhappy with your 2018 tax results, now is the time to act.
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In this case I am not entirely unhappy to have taken the long way home.
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Still, some swear there are unhappy spirits hanging around, making strange sounds late at night.
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The bottom line: It's clear that many people are unhappy with the two major parties.
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But if this wealthier, educated urban stratum becomes unhappy, then the party's grip could weaken.
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And if history is any guide, the outcome is certain to be an unhappy one.
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I'm actually get a lot of them removed…just unhappy with the actually art work.
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Once it became clear that users were unhappy, Mozilla moved quickly to set things right.
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Even in an unhappy relationship, people are likely still eating and smelling the same things.
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That comment upset many lawmakers, who believe there is indeed much to be unhappy about.
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The president, Enrique Peña Nieto, was desperate for one last accomplishment in his unhappy tenure.
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"Kim is very uncomfortable and unhappy with the whole situation," a source recently told PEOPLE.
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But some people were still unhappy that Haikala had put conditions on secession in Gardendale.
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"She is in a good place and not hurting or unhappy," Simmons says of Casto.
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And I was so profoundly unhappy with what I had been given in that moment.
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Several say they have sometimes feared physical attack by people unhappy at what they wrote.
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I have friends who have been in decade-long relationships that left them feeling unhappy.
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More conservative members of Ennahda are unhappy with the direction that the movement has taken.
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Many Republicans — including those who voted for it — were privately unhappy with health care bill.
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Trapped in an unhappy marriage because of a college pregnancy, she seeks escape through Benjamin.
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Regina Ip, a prominent pro-establishment politician in Hong Kong, says the territory is unhappy.
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Sixty eight percent of respondents said they were unhappy with their choices in this election.
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"Most people misjudge how long they will be unhappy after a breakup," Dr. Jay says.
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But before we go… Kam and Kayleigh are greeted by a surprised and unhappy Natalie.
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Union leaders are unhappy and already talking tough about the potential for a walk-out.
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Moscow, which has good relations with the Khartoum government, was unhappy with the panel's reporting.
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Many in Mr Takeshita's faction are also unhappy about the scandals dogging the prime minister.
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If you're unhappy with one media outlet's coverage, there are always others to choose from.
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And the people already living in those camps are very unhappy with their living situation.
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The last day of school in summer was the most unhappy day of our lives.
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Moving also failed to save a rocky relationship, according to 18% of the unhappy respondents.
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Researching a move to Canada was just one way those unhappy with Trump's election responded.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren doesn't seem too unhappy about being labeled "dangerous" by investor Peter Thiel .
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Facts First: African Americans are overwhelmingly unhappy with Trump's job performance, polls have consistently shown.
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Genuinely, there seems to be no ending to this story other than an unhappy one.
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I was so unhappy and so depressed but I had to keep my act together.
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Polls show that Russians are deeply unhappy about the degree of corruption in their country.
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Frances is stylish and serene, and seems unhappy in almost all realms of her life.
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At the same time, an unhappy America is more divided than ever along partisan lines.
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There were hackers that were unhappy on Reddit that we were blocking their hacking attempts.
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It's little wonder, then, that more than half of Americans are unhappy with their jobs.
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But another unhappy country, 104th-place Egypt, has been marred by violence and political turmoil.
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I realized how unhappy I was—with my whole life situation, but especially my job.
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I said people had no idea I was unhappy oddly enough because I appeared healthy.
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And when he barked at unhappy constituents -- teachers were a frequent target -- his supporters cheered.
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It was consuming my life and I found myself feeling very unhappy, stressed and unfulfilled.
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In the former, an unhappy housewife, Janie, recalls how she eventually left her oppressive marriage.
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The hardest part is she can't let us know if she is unhappy or uncomfortable.
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Sally Yates made the fake media extremely unhappy today --- she said nothing but old news!
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The women are unhappy, and no amount of yammering about"sacred positions" will change that.
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I pressure myself to stay in the job I'm at even if I'm unhappy there.
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Understandably, Run the Jewels (the music group) is unhappy about Run the Jewels (the movie).
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Frank runs into a tipsy and unhappy Grant on his way out of the retreat.
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The X-Men are done, the academy has closed, everyone's on the run and unhappy.
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However, investors were unhappy with a lack of detail and guidance on the biofuels unit.
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This is one unhappy family indeed, and their unhappiness is unique, to say the least.
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And like a lot of unhappy people, he's looking to get lost in a fantasy.
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Then, as now, voters were unhappy with the government—and deeply disliked the presumptive nominee.
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And many doctors are unhappy with the wasteful health care system that predated the ACA.
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Maybe a bad call sets you off, maybe you are unhappy with how you played.
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But that announcement did not appease unhappy Republicans upset over the administration's mixed messages. Sen.
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Faculty members and employees are also unhappy, and they have voted to authorize a strike.
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Arms control warnings: Arms control groups were, as you might expect, unhappy at Trump's decision.
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What do any of us do, no matter how unhappy we may be with management?
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After all, people don't always explicitly say that they are unhappy or have some problem.
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These folks are generally unhappy at work: just 216% say they're satisfied with their job.
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"Many of our shareholders are unhappy and they have a right to be," he said.
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The Polaroids were evidence of joy, but the fate of the photographs themselves was unhappy.
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Nearby, a group of women, seeking refuge from unhappy pasts, move into an old convent.
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"People are deeply unhappy with the government," Eric Frey, a political scientist, told Deutsche Welle.
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Michelle gets irritated when Barack suggests she's unhappy because her clients don't engage her passions.
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David is happy, David grows up, David hears voices, David is unhappy, David hangs himself.
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Lee was very unhappy with Johnson's Brexit plan to take Britain out without a deal.
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The newest deployments are in danger of becoming additional chapters in the same unhappy story.
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"When they arrived, they all were frightened, unhappy, and uncomfortable people," Taulbee and Folsom wrote.
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You'll get very tired, and the probability of both sides' being unhappy is very large.
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Political blocs that control a majority in parliament were unhappy with Abadi's initial line-up.
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Should we even care if well-educated, well-off workers are unhappy with their jobs?
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We understand that those sites whose ranking falls will be unhappy and may complain publicly.
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If you are unhappy with something in your life, don't wait for the next handyman.
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Many parents are, of course, unhappy about being zoned away from a top-notch school.
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Other deterrence, including publicizing the unhappy fate of many migrants, may be having an effect.
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Let go of the habits keeping you unhappy and you won't have to find happiness.
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The 2008 financial crisis caused excruciating pain still being felt by millions of unhappy citizens.
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But for every piece of the puzzle they resolve, there's a group of Republicans unhappy.
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Among those unhappy with the idea are astronomers, worried that space billboards could impede research.
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Rebels are barbarian units that spawn within your empire if your people are very unhappy.
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The Sanders campaign and its supporters have a right to be unhappy about the disparity.
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"I'm very unhappy that he didn't repeal and replace ObamaCare, as you know," Trump added.
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In a lot of countries, people are unhappy, they maybe don't like society particularly much.
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I view this as this as the most unhappy game of Dungeons and Dragons ever.
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When Alex finds out the firearm's under their bed, he's really, really unhappy about it.
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I'm very unhappy and I'm not convinced I want to be a doctor any more.
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I love you, Al. I'm not mad, just unhappy because I can't be with you.
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That suggests Republican voters (or maybe conservative-leaning Independent voters) were unhappy with their choice.
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They aren't sure if they're just unhappy with their husbands, or if they're into women.
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If you find yourself unhappy, stressed or miserable at your office, you are not alone.
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Another thought: If you can find a good pinot blanc, you will not be unhappy.
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Ms. Azoulay did not pass over the unhappy end of his 14-year tenure there.
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