He wants to be true to an upsetting experience that he cannot explain away. 27.
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She was not punished for the infraction, but it was still a really upsetting experience.
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Anna Bozman Thompson, a stay-at-home parent from Atlanta, had an even more upsetting experience.
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It's a genuinely upsetting experience that Egan hopes young people will be "courageous" enough to submit themselves to.
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That is an upsetting experience that feels worse for Clyde following his most recent hangout session with Rob.
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It is likely that Joker would have been a far more alienating and upsetting experience if Phillips had chosen to confirm some of those particulars.
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But for the rest of us who've forgotten something in a public place and failed to ever see it again, it can be a pretty upsetting experience as a child.
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You are not the right messenger, but you still have a big opportunity: You (and your spouse) should speak with your stepdaughter about what may have been an upsetting experience at the party.
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"One of the more senior members saw it happen and asked if I was O.K." Carol Vena-Mondt, a furniture designer who did not work for the architecture firm, said that she had an upsetting experience with Mr. Meier in the 1980s in Los Angeles, where he was designing the Getty Center, which is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary with events like last Saturday's Family Festival ("make a crown inspired by Richard Meier's design").
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The performance took place on 3 October 2013, exactly one year after her last exhibition with new material at the Breast Cancer Care Show. On 12 September 2013, it was announced that the song "Half of Me" would be released exclusively in Australia, as part of a new deal with Sony Music Australia. The single was released on 25 October 2013 and reached number 281 in the Australian charts. Halliwell then took to her official blog to write about her upsetting experience back in the music business and hinted of possibly retiring for good.
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Bernstein telephoned this information to Woodward who was back at the Washington Post in Washington, D.C. Woodward telephoned DahlbergHarry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at home. At first, Dahlberg did not believe he was actually a reporter. He later called Woodward back and explained that his neighbor, Virginia Piper, had been recently kidnapped, and it was an upsetting experience. Dahlberg told Woodward he had the check made out to himself while he was in Florida on business and did not want to carry that much cash around.
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Fugitoid says he needs to go to Burrow Island to get the equipment to save Donatello. Splinter finds Donatello's spirit and guides his son back to earth, however, due to Donatello wearing a helmet to keep his consciousness alive, his mind is in Metalhead, while his own body is being restored to how it was before his near demise. In Issue #46, In Harold's lab, Donatello-as-Metalhead finishes prepping his body to be moved to the lair. He's trying his best to put on a brave face (so to speak), but being trapped in a robot body has been an upsetting experience. The Fugitoid tries to help Donnie adapt to having his mind in a robot body while Harold sees to Metalhead’s repairs (the robot having been trashed by Bebop and Rocksteady).
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