It was horrible, and it just kept aching and aching.
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And my heart is aching a little bit … okay, it's aching a lot.
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In German, homesickness and wanderlust are twinned words — heimweh, aching for home, and fernweh, aching to be away.
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He was aching all over — headaches, earaches, sore throats.
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Last semester, they started aching about halfway through the semester.
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But, mostly, they tend to center around the aching normalcy.
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You still have your brain; you're not aching all over.
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"Red nose, trembling chin, tight throat, aching heart," she wrote.
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"Who wants to be aching all the time?" she said.
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The work of Francis Bacon is aching to be Quakeon.
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When you're in recovery, it's about this vast, aching nothingness.
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She rubs her aching neck and glances at her watch.
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"This is what bullying does," she says, with aching emotion.
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Yet every note of each aching string sonority came through.
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Across the arena floor, a hood shielding Mago's aching, puffed face.
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Before we dig into those questions, let's soothe your aching heart.
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You are more than a throbbing, aching space to puncture, Tori.
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Every night, I'm filled with a deep, aching sense of dread.
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Whatever you're aching to do, now's the time to do it!
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I sat inches from him, aching for things to be different.
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By the time I arrived home, I was an aching wreck.
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She needed him to fill the aching void at her center.
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The potency of his aching body and heart fills the theater.
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This is something I've been aching to get for a while.
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And that can come with an aching back and frequent urination.
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My heart is aching from not being able to trust anybody.
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They can present the aching, but none of them actually aches.
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On Wednesday, Kyrgios's right shoulder began aching in the third set.
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She was 33 and hobbled, her hamstring aching and ankle sprained.
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But Ms. Kelly has not exactly been aching to cover it.
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We were all wrapped in rich, old memories of aching pain.
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Nova then comes over with some um, medication for Violet's aching hands.
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Quitting the job would seem to be a gift to aching feet.
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Only that Unseen Presence who knows all our secrets, our pitiful, aching
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Regardless, Youngblood's aching falsetto more than makes up for the missed opportunity.
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About the only thing that wasn't aching and sore was Lowry's spirit.
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Her scene with Phillip is just as aching as Deirdre's is cringeworthy.
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Most of the time, that means an aching stomach, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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We all wake up with a gaping, aching hole in our stomach.
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Mr. Marley's aching voice suits love songs just as well as protests.
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But sometimes it's nice to come home and your body is aching.
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Leo is the sign that rules the heart—and yours is aching.
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Past my aching mandible I coughed up a few repressed childhood memories.
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This helps keep the back from aching and the mood from souring.
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By now, Mr. Ahmed's feet are sore and his back is aching.
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The soprano line shifts from phrases of aching lyricism to chantlike declamations.
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Mr. Finlay conveys an aching mix of outward assurance and inner panic.
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I get my period every week, always aching and oozing out of me.
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It's extremely portable, so you can tend to your aching muscles virtually anywhere.
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Are you aching for just a bit more...everything on your Amazon Echo?
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have been hit with a heart-aching loss.
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I am hoping a cup of black tea will ease my aching head.
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Without NAFTA, Mexico would slap a tooth-aching 100% tariff on the stuff.
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But Arnold's camera moves through all this with an aching kind of intimacy.
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It's frenetic and vengeful in one moment; melancholic and aching in the next.
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My thighs are aching from plowing through the 20 inches of fresh powder.
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That would be the aching loneliness of these two souls on the margins.
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And what do we do with our grief and confusion and aching hearts?
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So, when they were shooting the vid, they were aching for one another.
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"I really, really, really wanna love you," he croons in an aching falsetto.
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Despite the long hours and aching muscles, Zephir says she loves her trade.
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One of those horrible, painful, aching ear infections you pick up on holiday.
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I'm a big-chested lady and therefore I have a constantly aching back.
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Mr. Pape brought opulent sound and affecting dignity to the king's aching monologue.
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It did not heal the aching heart of a sport and a community.
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Rising amid the international grief is the aching and obvious question of why.
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But after an uncomfortable practice there, the aching shoulder forced Williams to withdraw.
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Mr. Harrower stakes out a middle ground between dispassionate observation and aching empathy.
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I'm naked, and my body, all of a sudden, is cold and aching.
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The dichotomous nature of her drawings place aching human emotion alongside animal sidekicks.
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His wife, Yukiko, massaged his hands at night, aching from the constant effort.
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She was still aching, but not in the original horrors of it all.
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Back aching, I downed a couple of Advil with a taste of water.
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Mr. Campbell's aching vocals establish the character's empathy, as well as his guilt.
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Orfeo can summon only the strength to sing aching iterations of Euridice's name.
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The play concludes with a wordless morning after that glows with aching ambivalence.
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This heaving, surging music alternates dissonance-saturated blasts with sinewy, aching string lines.
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The players, aching from his demanding conditioning sessions, were lingering at their tables.
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However, they also suggest that party leaders are not aching for a fight.
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Yet a steady diet of fabulousness can leave one aching for mundane pleasures.
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It's an outcome that many on the right seem to be aching for.
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Chee is no stranger to the kind of writing that leaves you aching.
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I stretch my aching fingers, then begin my slow-motion shimmy back to earth.
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Sammi tossed and turned, trying to soothe her aching body, but it was futile.
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The uterine prolapse is painful; an aching sensation, like a ball of descending pressure.
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For those still aching for more April updates, Animal Adventure Park has your back.
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"The Morning After," but also in John Lennon's aching paean to his dead mother
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At this point, neck and shoulder stiffness or aching may set in as well.
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The severed connection was a phantom limb, its absence leaving her aching for access.
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Each day has meant more injuries and the increased juggling of an aching roster.
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She puts a sassy wiggle in our walk even when our backs are aching.
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It causes aching across the pelvis that can get worse after and during sex.
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The gadget has a small jellylike blue pad that contoured to my aching shoulder.
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Although the drone had vanished from sight, Sunny still heard its tooth-aching burr.
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I had been aching to go for some time, but traveling is very expensive.
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Her body is in full revolt, from her aching jaw to her fallen arches.
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You'll know that burning, aching pain, and the constant feeling of needing to pee.
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He has also taken a year off three times to recover from aching knees.
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They're visibly aching over being apart, and yet they still exchange a conspiratorial smile.
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The year's most aching rock album is, weirdly, also the most inventive rap album.
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If you've ever felt an aching pain in your lower back, you're definitely not alone.
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This sense of aching, though solely hers, is a historical, ancestral lineage belonging to women.
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Or at least that he will trickle down some oil on to my aching joints.
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Vinny started complaining of an aching knee and his parents noticed his hip was swollen.
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But weariness is a state of mind, as well as an aching in the limbs.
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Just look at these view graphs, aching ever upward to their early 2000s glory days.
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It could use a few risks, and maybe a little less straight-faced, aching sincerity.
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We stay until the party is over and walk out, feet aching and super hungry.
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This full grown girl is full of life, aching for companionship, and already well-trained.
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Patty Nece, 58, of Alexandria, Va., went to an orthopedist because her hip was aching.
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My heart goes out to the other mothers who are still aching for their children.
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Massage chairs that can be used and abused to soothe tired feetsies and aching backs.
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But then my back started aching, and I couldn't figure out what was going on.
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It's an experience more akin to Groundhog Day than an aching, political Victorian love story.
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Many said the decision to leave their homeland, even if arrived at quickly, was aching.
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Haven't you been aching to throw out the word "filipendulous" during your next conference call?
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His bare feet were aching when he finished at midnight, long after the other runners.
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All spitfire energy, she showed a remarkable virtuosity that still left room for aching lyricism.
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A retired farmer in Southern Colorado takes it as a balm for his aching feet.
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Ms. Karneus, singing both with aching lyricism and silvery-edged intensity, gave a riveting performance.
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The driver's seat, although more cushioned, had my rear end aching after about an hour.
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That almost aching self-awareness spoke to Jessica Marinaccio, dean of undergraduate admissions at Columbia.
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Ms. Foster, who had an aching back, was among those treated at Brooklyn Hospital Center.
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So why is Shyp scaling back and aching for profitability now, four years after it launched?
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Based on recent alligator behavior, it appears these animals are aching for a more suburban life.
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If she's in bed and her feet are aching, I'll make her a cup of tea.
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Stewart, in particular, was praised by critics for her magnetic, aching performance in the horror-drama.
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The 's recent 2500 percent decline has investors aching to know when the selling will end.
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A terrifying thought pops into your aching head: Could I be … getting too old for this?
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It's a gorgeous piece of hazy pop music with simultaneously (often surprising) prickly and aching lyrics.
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It "feels like a cultural rebuke on behalf of lots of aching women," our critic writes.
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Thanks to my incorrect push-up posture, I woke up with sore arms and aching shoulders.
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Roy Walter Brooklyn To the Sports Editor: Re "For Aching Believers, Remedy Is Spot On," Aug.
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Her aching feet are caving in, but she crosses the city like it's a race course.
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Below his aching lines, calm strings play strands of counterpoint that overlap into pungently mellow sonorities.
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Reed Morano, the director, creates an aching sense of melancholy through shadowy scenes and empty spaces.
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"I been good," she says repeatedly, with aching hope, waiting for a reward that never comes.
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That is because the entire world is aching — yes, even now — to jump into U.S. equities.
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Slip on these shoes and attach the stimulators for a highly specific release of aching feet.
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Ms. Lupino could be as sultry and sassy as Lauren Bacall while projecting an aching vulnerability.
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It was just the thing my aching body needed after a long day exploring the parks.
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Your legs are aching, and you don't know how much longer you can keep this up.
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He withdrew the still aching hand, yawned, closed his eyes, and pinched tears from his lashes.
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Luxenberg has written his with energy, elegance and a heart aching for a world without it.
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But the heart of any Slow TV event is the aching, lovely detachment of it all.
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Downing's untitled turquoise-bordered orange square is like a tidied designer take on Rothko's aching color fields.
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If you're aching to know the movies' stories in advance, you can just read the books first.
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She's also aching for some less-supernatural mother-daughter bonding aka boy advice aka Harvey (Ross Lynch).
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I'll do compression, I'll get massage, I'll do a cold laser on anything that might be aching.
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Either way, it is a great song to listen to when you're aching for your lost love.
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I remember being sick, home from school, my body aching as my fingers slid over the controller.
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In a bid to fuel my excitement and fill the aching void of time until the Sept.
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But with its lofty twists and aching questions, philosophy — not people — becomes The Discovery's most interesting feature.
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What my aching body and woozy mind needed was a burst of intensity, a musical treble espresso.
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Wear any colour, especially purple, but also electric blue, scarlet, glitter-silver and eye-aching lizard green.
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Arrive too early and you'll be stuck with aching feet by the time the headliner rolls around.
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Gone were the furtive glances, aching silences, words caught in throats for fear of saying too much.
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Already aching from the wound of Ross's natural adolescent detachment, Johnson takes the news as a crisis.
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"Cancers are really itching for freedom in their social life, aching to meet new people," says Annabel.
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I've been aching over Robert Putnam's "Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis" for two years straight.
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There's an aching, unpredictable rawness in her voice that makes the classic plea work one more time.
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And an aching rendition of Bryan Adams's "Heaven" performed in stillness by Becky for her young daughter.
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Despite aching shoulders from keeping it on course, she loved being out in her van, she said.
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If you want to make that aching fear go away, you'll have to do something about it.
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But many lawmakers have argued that Brazil and its aching economy need stability, not more political turmoil.
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I learn later that it is a song of longing and loss, sung against an aching bass.
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Other symptoms include aching in the stomach or scrotum areas, nausea, weight loss, vomiting, and difficulty breathing.
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Thus, you get reverent silence that's positively aching to be breached by the loudest poopers among us.
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Every single patient, it seems, has an aching shoulder or a bum knee or a painful back.
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Voices I returned home the other night exhausted, quadriceps aching, twinges in my foot, salty with sweat.
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He also noted that many of his teammates were still aching as they closed out the Indians.
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With dancing, my calves and shins are aching at the end of the day because of the heels.
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It's shaky, like a new little calf, wobbly in the knees and aching to walk and then run.
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Bathed in white spotlight, they rendered the aching melancholy of Simone's tear-fIlled voice in vivid, compelling physicality.
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What follows is Cora's aching account of love, danger, and disillusionment, alongside Darlene's frantic quest to rescue her.
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Strait-laced pharmacists, used to selling remedies for aching joints, are nervous about supplying the makings of joints.
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But like many of even the saddest Bowie songs, "Lazarus" is tinged with a kind of aching joy.
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This is music for carriers' ears, aching to move away from the competitive world of commodity data centers.
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KM: The first half is the aching and vulnerabilities I'm feeling and the second half is more hopeful.
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He starts singing, he runs up and around a scale in slow meandering fashion, crooning, aching, sometimes yelling.
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I was aching all over—tired, hungry, wet, coughing, and certainly not welcomed lovingly as I had anticipated.
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Humor gave relief to my parents' aching for their homeland and the endless demands of their immigrant lives.
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Ms. Bartlett's extraordinary performance is a grim, deeply unsettling portrait of despair whose stoicism conveys an aching nobility.
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There's an aching sense, beneath the book's surface, of the rigid corseting that just barely contains modern life.
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There's aching drones, blistered noise blasts, and gasping vocal samples all clamoring for space in the same tracks.
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With CBD For Life's pain relief spray, he can discretely spritz those aching joints when they flare up.
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In other words: movie buffs are bored AF. They've been aching for something new, and good, to see.
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An intimate, aching chamber musical about heartbreak and bliss, "Midnight at the Never Get" is about bravery, too.
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In the next aching weeks and months, my thoughts often turned to the safe soil of my childhood.
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" The combination of her vocal charisma and emotional restraint proved effective in the aching song "Das Irdische Leben.
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Joshua Harmon's wry and aching play about a gay man navigating a slowing social whirl arrives on Broadway.
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The shortest deadline was 103 days, which he said left him sleep-deprived and aching from head to toe.
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This is why rowers often find their abdominals are sore and aching in the ensuing days after a class.
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Head aching, I was still puzzling through a problem set when I heard the dull roars of a crowd.
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So what's an aching sweet tooth to do when that last piece of miscellaneous drugstore candy is long expired?
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Using only the freshest ingredients and no brain aching chemicals, we'll be brewing lager, wheat beer and pale ales.
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No longer will miserable, tired customers have to stand on their aching feet to get their fries and milkshakes.
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Eventually, he found Jewel, by then nearing her 60s, and she gave them the opportunity they'd been aching for.
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Inject RTX, as it's known, into an aching joint, and it'll actually destroy the nerve endings that signal pain.
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That, of course, means many people have already burned through S-Town's seven episodes and are aching for more.
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She said she suffered from burning eyes, rashes, fever, aching legs and stomach problems due to the working conditions.
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That means the "aching backs" we used to hear about from our parents now often apply to us, too.
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CrunchMatch, our free business match-making service, takes the pain out of networking — and saves your aching feet, too.
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Now, a four-minute Vimeo short is in the wings to clear up all those aching feelings of familiarity.
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Gaggles of girlfriends teeter out on their stilettos, not caring about their aching feet, still owning their wardrobe armor.
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Deborah Danner's essay recounted her long, aching struggle with schizophrenia, a battle that had begun some 30 years earlier.
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These moments are overflowing with longing, aching with emotion that feels both very female and very teenage at once.
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For example, the book introduces two queer characters, and their relationship in Coates's hands is tender, aching, and electrifying.
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COVID-19 symptoms mirror mild to severe respiratory illness symptoms, including fever, cough, aching muscles, fatigue, and labored breathing.
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While they chatted, Brooks would check the patient's hypertension, his diabetes, his weight — and this visit, his aching hip.
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Other excruciating feelings, like consuming sadness and aching regret, may never have had a function in the evolutionary sense.
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But when my host led me to his very small bedroom, I sensed another story aching to be told.
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Another Mets player, Michael Conforto, was added to the roster of the ailing, the healing and the merely aching.
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Through all of the aching elbows and bones, Conforto had provided a glimmer of hope in a lost season.
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A United Nations aid worker who found them there said some were ailing from severe diarrhea and aching limbs.
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He missed the first 43 games last season dealing with symptoms such as headaches, nausea and an aching neck.
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A rash that won't stop itching, a lower back that won't stop aching, a child who won't stop vomiting.
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But it's possible that some products won't even get past your skin to get to the muscle that's aching.
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He knows a lot of my anxiety and depression come from the constant aching need to always be achieving.
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The Chasing Summer track finds the Inglewood singer perpetually aching for a love he thought was made for him.
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Grid of Points slots comfortably into the pantheon of great Grouper records, aching and slow and sad and serene.
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Unfortunately, we also don't get to have Reynolds work out those aching muscles when we get home from the gym.
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Like most moms might be, she's quick to brush off the aching jaw, sudden sweatiness and pain in her arms.
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Moments of aching ambience emerge alongside deeply romantic folk melodies, synthesizing the divergent musical interests the composer fostered since childhood.
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I was aching at the time for guidance, particularly with music, and Brett gave it to me without being asked.
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When the Marjorie of this play's opening scenes disappears, it leaves an aching void that no Prime could ever replace.
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Karas passed around a piece of paper for passengers to sign so their words might ease the grandmother's aching heart.
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She was to be my masseuse-by-pot-proxy, easing my tired and aching body into a blissful, peaceful state.
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"Our hearts are aching and feels like we lost a part of us," the family wrote on a GoFundMe page.
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It gives me something happy to remember on that date, and the sound of the waves soothes my aching heart.
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Candy corn is largely made of sugar, but does that aching feeling in your teeth actually translate to dental damage?
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"Our hearts are aching because of this Dallas police officer who lost his life in the line of duty," Gov.
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Now I'm wounded, I've lost two legs, but rather than aching because of my pain, I'm worried for my people.
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My husband had fallen asleep once more, but while my body was exhausted and aching, my mind was still reeling.
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Family members have stopped visiting, including a niece in Arkansas whose twin toddlers Ms. Berryman, 71, is aching to meet.
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But the show's real payoffs have less to do with laughs than with aching recognition of the single mother's plight.
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No longer do I sit for hours on end, my mind wandering freely while my body fidgets in aching confinement.
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During moments of doubt, when Elisabetta expresses her isolation, Ms. Radvanovsky shows that she can bend phrases with aching tenderness.
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Still panting, aching and feeling slightly delirious, McIlroy and I head off to a quiet room to have a chat.
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Venus clashes with your planetary ruler Mars, finding you aching with desire—and taking action toward getting your needs met.
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"My head is aching," she purred in one of her first posts, her lips parted, cleavage tumbling into the camera.
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The ocean that soothed my aching head on Monday would be indifferent about drowning me in my own home today.
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It is hard to think of another painting that combines so much blue-hued radiance with so much aching silence.
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Ms. Dunaway, an Oscar winner for "Network," last appeared on Broadway in "The Curse of the Aching Heart" in 1982.
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"Aching with gratitude for the music & joy he gave us," Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of "Hamilton," wrote on Twitter.
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Tiredness, weight gain, aching muscles or joints, memory problems — how many people over age 65 don't experience some of those?
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"I fell, my legs were aching, but if we hadn't run, we would've been buried under the rubble," she said.
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Minnesota needs touchdowns, which means it needs receiver Stefon Diggs to get his aching knee healthy on a short week.
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The pang I felt was of such magnitude and loaded with such aching potential that I turned the TV off.
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Hughes told the AP that outside of an aching back, he was fine and felt "relieved" the rocket launch was over.
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This one's a piano ballad, replete with wind chimes, lashings of reverb, and the inevitable Auto-Tune on his aching vocals.
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Despite bleeding from her head and having her entire body aching, she said she could only think of her sister Isabel.
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But this finale manages to make it obvious why these two, openhearted and bruised and aching for each other, belong together.
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It laid bare a peculiar, and possibly temporary, quirk of liberals: their aching desire to believe the best of their opponents.
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"We are all aching for the monks at this precarious time, and missing, deeply, their luminous gift of hospitality," Smith said.
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The shaman closed his eyes as he pressed his hands to a woman's aching knee, saying a prayer under his breath.
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Brantley, on the disabled list since mid-May, has appeared in only 11 games this season because of the aching shoulder.
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Even if you're aching for a change, stop and think if this new job would be the right change for you.
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But there's some small solace for those whose hearts are aching instead of humming today: at least you're not in space.
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It's not psychoactive, but it might help soothe any redness and under-the-skin aching thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties.
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If you have a mile-long to-do list you've been aching to attack, it might have to wait until Tuesday.
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Although you can see them from a distance, the area is unfortunately off-limits to visitors aching to explore the shelves.
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You can imagine the aching back of Dickens's mailman, and you can imagine that where there's fan mail, there's hate mail.
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" And my personal favorite works in another topical hashtag: "My #covfefe is aching so I'm calling in sick to watch @HouseofCards.
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Gasping for breath, legs aching, I tear down a hallway, barreling left around a corner only to skid to a halt.
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Since Jamie died, I've tried to protect myself and my aching heart by limiting my exposure to others' happy life events.
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Aching for a phablet with a stylus, but not ready to splurge your life savings on a Samsung Galaxy Note 25?
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A weary, scratchy shout soon explodes into a serrated roar—a sore throat forcing air and exhortations out of aching lungs.
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According to the Autoinflammatory Alliance, children with the disorder develop deep aching pain, limping, tenderness over affected areas and often fevers.
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TheraGun G3PRO, available at Amazon, $599The TheraGun is basically a pulsating jackhammer of a device for your aching muscles and bones.
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Although I was miserable, I utilized room service and took long showers using the H20 products to ease my aching muscles.
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The father of two children, ages 12 and 19, he said he was taking morphine for pain, including an aching spine.
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And an aching sympathy for a woman who was so heartbroken that she fantasized about throwing her body off a bridge.
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On "Look At Her Now," she whispers a tale of romantic loss and recovery that is punctuated by aching electronic sighs.
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Mere mortals can do the same and bathe in its sulfurous, 110-degree waters, which are thought to soothe aching muscles.
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"I couldn't keep deceiving the people I love most," says Liza, aching to come clean about her deception, whatever the cost.
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A tender, lovingly crafted look at subsumed, aching desire, it's unquestionably one of the best films to win the top prize.
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Listen to it once and you'll be aching to buy a leather jacket, a motorcycle, and take to the open road.
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Barry Jenkin's Best Picture winner evoked a visceral response in audiences, who responded to the film's aching heart and impeccable execution.
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Its contemporary components, like the obligatory electronic pattering of trap, are swept aside by the aching resolve in Leela James's voice.
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It was, in classic Savall style, a grab bag of tiny, exquisite pieces: aching John Dowland, stately and swirling Gioseffo Guami.
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As I waited to bury him, I decided to send the aching love through my fingers to recreate him in art.
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She has photos of herself in his arms and has carried "a haunting and aching emptiness" with her through the decades.
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Her er aching body cannot handle the workload of other skiers, so she is limited to about three runs a day.
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So I carry on for a few minutes, sipping and filling until eventually leaving absolutely gobsmacked (literally, my teeth are aching).
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And if I had done this last year, you know, I'd be here aching, throbbing, and feel bad the next day.
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"No Consequence", a track from Open to Chance, that we are premiering, features aching pedal steel, acoustic guitar and Kayla's balmy vocals.
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The hourlong train ride to Manhattan wears on his aching joints, but SAGE is the only community he has left, he said.
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That alone risks Mr Barr's intervention seeming partial—at least to the half of America aching to see Mr Trump in irons.
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The aching left her bedridden on some days and made it difficult to work, run a household, and raise her two boys.
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Not everyone gets it, but those who do tend to feel a dull, aching pain on one side of their lower stomach.
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According to a study from the British Chiropractic Association, your favorite skinny jeans might be the biggest culprit for an aching back.
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Still, since we witnessed many knee-aching journeys this season, we decided to break down the characters' travels in terms of plausibility.
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They passed around apples, chips and juice, their bodies aching for food but their minds reminding them that first, they must pray.
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But $600 is a steep price to pay for a chair without a back or armrests, especially if it leaves you aching.
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In court testimony in January, Felicia Sanders, who witnessed the massacre there, described in aching terms how the shooting had haunted her.
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It's presented not cleanly or neat but rather simple and pointed; a matter-of-fact phrase wrapped around a beating, aching heart.
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"Today with aching hearts, we are sharing devastating news about Robert Levinson, the head of our family," they said in a statement.
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Each episode leads to a dramatic face-to-face meeting where the forlorn confront their "ghosts" and ask that aching question: Why?
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Aching here there and everywhere, she drives home and tells her family that Grandma needs to lie down for a little bit.
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At this point the soundtrack cuts off, leaving us with the aching silence of the apartment and with Issa's face in shock.
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Critic's pick An exquisite Irish Repertory Theater revival captures a trio of lost souls aching to connect in their constricting small town.
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The reality star's boobs were aching for an exit from her taupe bandage jumpsuit Thursday night as she left The Nice Guy.
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"I'm trying to forget it / Just no I really mean it / Unlike you," he croons over aching strings on the aforementioned song.
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From Wannsee, I wheel along the southern stretch of the trail, my arse aching in a way I've never really known before.
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Slow, sweeping, committed to aural serenity and aching feelgood beauty, this is quite the vapid album, but that's not necessarily a negative.
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It will combine the technology of Red Bull Racing's hybrid Formula 1 cars with the brain-aching beauty of Aston Martin's sports cars.
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Backaches aren't my only issue — I also carry all my stress in my neck and shoulders, which means they're always tight and aching.
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The CDC says bites from black widows aren't usually life-threatening for adults, but they can cause severe pain and aching muscle contractions.
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I can feel the sun soaking into my skin, rather than my thighs aching from trying to hold them in a "flattering" position.
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He's alive, he's well, and he'll return during the HBO series' upcoming seventh season, arms presumably aching from rowing for three seasons straight.
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They sit deeper in my ear canal than most other buds, which left my ears aching after about two straight hours of use.
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The only way to save their friendship is to accept that aching distance, trusting they will always be stars in one another's orbit.
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The opioids were prescribed for aching backs and bad knees by physicians who failed to fully understand the addiction risk these medications pose.
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With extended use, you should be better protected against acute pain from heat, cold, or sugars, and from dull, chronic aching as well.
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We've all been there: after a night on the dance floor in those cute (but killer) heels, your feet are aching all over.
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This, especially in the long run, is a point I'll gladly claim when the festivalgoers all return with aching backs and mosquito bites.
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The rapper first heard the aching track – now famously used in PSAs to raise money for the ASPCA – during a 1996 cab ride.
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Import-reliant economies are already aching under oil prices that have risen above $25 per barrel this week, the most since late 2014.
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Okay, it's no substitute for two Advil, but after a hard workout, ginger just might help take the edge off your aching muscles.
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Portugal 1, France 0 ST.-DENIS, France — Cristiano Ronaldo was crying, his chest heaving, his knee throbbing, his heart aching like never before.
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Dismal expectations can become self-fulfilling as people start experiencing changes associated with growing older — aching knees or problems with hearing, for instance.
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In the savage Rondo-Burleske of the Ninth Symphony, he refused to linger over the aching phrases in the movement's contrasting lyric episode.
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It has to do with the grass, its dampness, its coolness, the way it conforms to her toes, her arches, her aching heels.
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Auto-Tuned polish coats her aching vocals, translating admissions of human desire into computerized sonic information: she has to speak the seductee's language.
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The way Bloodborne successfully remixed the Souls formula had me aching for the studio to keep the series' basic DNA and branch off.
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On Tuesday, I woke up feeling woozy, with a hacking cough, a fever, and an aching feeling in my knees and my back.
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Despite my aching muscles from standing and shooting for the whole day, I was also incredibly hyped: I am a HUGE Drizzy fan.
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Hazy, poetic and spilling over with aching romanticism, "The Souvenir" exposes the raw nerve of the kind of desperate love that changes lives.
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Three are reassembled in the Frick Collection's aching exhibition "Tiepolo in Milan: The Lost Frescoes of Palazzo Archinto," on view through next Sunday.
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Nicole Kidman is a wreck in "Destroyer": Her body's aching bones, her skin a sun-weathered hide, her eyes ringed in perma-red.
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Among votive objects, sculptural images of body parts abound: mangled hands, wounded legs, failing eyes, aching teeth, lungs, breasts, a uterus, a scrotum.
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Ms. Broudo had overseen each detail personally and now found herself, at 47, aching to create something just as beautiful for herself alone.
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It's a deeply honest look at a budding intellectual's new experience of America, filled with both alienation and an aching desire to connect.
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Why aren't legacy admissions doomed to a lifetime of aching inferiority knowing that they deprived a brighter person of his or her seat?
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About half of those over age 70 reported more systemic side effects like fatigue, fever or aching joints, lasting one to two days.
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Meanwhile, the financial sector was aching after UBS labeled Wells Fargo stock as "sell" due to a cloudy revenue outlook and credit risks.
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He's apparently made it, because he had time to create our Wednesday puzzle and he's absolutely aching for you to solve it. 4A.
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Crisp, cool white sneakers are versatile and reliable, and they won't leave your arches aching after a long day galavanting around daily life.
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" The language he used during the sermon, Berry said, established a base for discussing "something that's as aching and reaching as this scandal.
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Almost Bacchanalian, she zips through songs of chaotic restlessness, sexual prowess and gut-wrenching, heart-aching songs of deep love and even deeper loss.
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Bloom's work frequently draws on painful evocations of that aching loneliness and a fear of "being considered weird and strange," according to her husband.
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These clumsy, hopeful moments become metaphors (to use a term Christopher loathes) for the pure, aching effort of making a connection with anybody else.
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To cheer the pup up, the woman's daughter set up a FaceTime call, but it just wasn't enough to mend the pooch's aching heart.
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Over the course of lazy days and aching nights, Elio and Oliver forge an intimacy that the rest of us read novels to experience.
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Family of teenage sweethearts killed in the Manchester bomb send their love to London attack victims – "Our hearts are aching for your loss" pic.twitter.
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Dear So Sad Today, After a long-awaited reunion with a past lover after 7 months travelling, I find myself with an aching heart.
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This can be our prayer of surrender when: Our hearts are aching and our fears are raging over the choices our kids are making.
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Sure, these healthy and packable standards suited us strong at the start of the month — but now our palates are aching for something different.
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But, for those who are with child, curling up with some additional cushion may provide the support that your aching back craves during pregnancy.
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The tradeoff in image quality and speed is minimal, especially when it means our arms aren't aching at the end of the day.[Sony]
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Your feet are aching and you want to take a seat for just five minutes—maybe check your phone or finish off your coffee.
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Andrea Wise was fresh out of graduate school and working for an early-stage startup when she started waking up with an aching jaw.
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As of yet, there's no over-aching plot the stories build toward, but each give their own interpretation of this current moment in politics.
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This isn't the majestic air of paradox that gallops through her writing on photography or Camus or camp but, rather, an aching, moving irresolution.
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Unlike other types of exhaustion, just getting more sleep or giving aching muscles a break from strenuous activities can't address fatigue associated with tumors.
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Researchers said that's likely due to alcohol's anti-inflammatory properties, which can help prevent joints from aching and swelling if drinking is in moderation.
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Perhaps we'd think twice about two-for-one deals if we saw the exhausted faces, aching backs, and calloused fingers on the production line.
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I would arrive at EMS [the Swedish center for electronic music and sound art] covered with snow, my clothes wet, my whole body aching.
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Who needs Trey Songz with Kevin Gates ready to cry his heart out, rub your aching feet, and put his finger up your booty?
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You're going to be aching for freedom, and you will not be able to deal with anyone who is making you feel tied down.
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But most, our reporters write, are united by the aching uncertainty of children who have no idea when they will see their parents again.
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Standing next to the door, he folds himself up, lowering his hind quarters gradually, bit by bit, until his aching haunches touch the floor.
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But the success has come with an aching question: When Boeheim, 220, is ready to step down, will Hopkins return to upstate New York?
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"Adrienne Kennedy brought to life the depths of black female interiority and the aching humanity of black womanhood," Ms. Brooks wrote in an email.
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If your heart is still aching after his death or you're just looking for a low-commitment workplace comedy, give "Kitchen Confidential" a try.
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Wuorinen's harmonic language is still uncompromising," he added, "but 'Movers and Shakers' has passages of aching lyricism, and many moments of sheer, visceral excitement.
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"My arms are aching ... when are they taking you?" my daughter asked just before the fifth or sixth live shot near the collapsed bridge.
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Lori McKenna "Wreck You" (CN) The longtime country songwriter Lori McKenna analyzes a breakup in progress, with homely details and an aching melody. 21.
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On Mondays, the day most ballet dancers spend soaking their aching feet, Skylar Brandt, a soloist at American Ballet Theater, takes a different route.
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And then we grew up, I moved out, and I was left Nintendo-less and aching for the sweet lull of Koopa Troopa beach.
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Mr. Lloyd's interpretation balances surface elegance with an aching profundity, so that "Betrayal" becomes less about the anguish of love than of life itself.
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SOVA® Night Guard Bundle If you wake up with a sore, aching jaw and tension headaches, grinding your teeth could be the culprit.
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She will be able to process electric attraction and aching jealousy a decade before I even allowed myself to admit I had those emotions.
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Directed by the talented Todd Haynes, it's a woozy, aching gay love story featuring the impossibly great Cate Blanchett and beautiful chameleon Rooney Mara.
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Tying the string of her tracksuit tighter to support her aching hip while still following the deer, she began to walk down the road.
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But he also sheds tears, and your heart hurts with him, giving Peter Parker an aching vulnerability that we don't see in most superheroes.
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And even if you think you know how he'd win, you never know what he might say once that belt goes around his aching belly.
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This may find you saying something you really didn't want to say—or, conversely, unable to say something you're aching to get off your chest!
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"Part of it was fear- but part of it was my heart aching to be free of the pressure to 'make it,&apos" she wrote.
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Mr. Davis is a gracious guy: Friday night after he rode, he signed autographs for a good half-hour, even though his hand was aching.
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And I have to admit, that even a not-so-wealthy nerd like me is aching at the site of the new X1D mirrorless camera.
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But even in this post-modern, post-trope high school setting, the fears of rejection, the yearning for belonging, and the aching loneliness still exist.
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I maxed out every single emotion I have in the best possible way, the colours still aching behind my eyes like this weird blissful hangover.
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Or Petrică the Sailor—every time we played together, he would take my money and joke that his back was aching from his heavy wallet.
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Take "Plane Don't Go There," an aching tune about love lost, and one of a number of new songs on the album that mine heartbreak.
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Aching ribs that she had attributed to a cough turned out to have resulted from the splintering of bone, caused by tumors in her marrow.
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Like French Open men's champion Rafael Nadal, Halep opted to rest her aching limbs following her win over Sloane Stephens in the Roland Garros final.
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Doctors I carried the knowledge like a millstone chained around my neck, my back aching from the emotional weight of bad news not yet imparted.
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And as funny as "The Favourite" is, there's an aching sadness that comes through in Colman's performance that helps ground the film in something deeper.
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Some of the videos also appear to contain brief Easter Eggs, but not that are particularly revelatory about plot points or aching like that, unfortunately.
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Dijon says all this in a plainspokenway on "Nico's Red Truck," the latest in a string of aching singles he's released under the mononym dijon.
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And Mr. Blake's latest, "The Colour in Anything" (Republic), is familiarly meditative and aching; he's an austere singer who finds swing in minimal electronic compositions.
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It took years before MF Doom re-emerged and when he did, it was as a tragic poet, a sterling rapper with an aching presence.
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All-Star guard Dwyane Wade is listed as questionable due to his aching left knee when the Miami Heat host the Indiana Pacers on Monday.
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These stakes are restated over and over, reinforced by spare, heightened dialogue and voice-over, the classical score, the aching sublime of the vast landscape.
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When the day was done and we sat down to dinner, our calloused hands and aching backs testified to the exertions of our public service.
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Depending on mood and place, I would absorb the aching wails of Hank Williams, or maybe the fire-next-time portents of some storefront preacher.
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Like Chris Ware's "Building Stories," this is an aching graphic novel about regret and growing older, and the ability — or inability — to confront the past.
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You're aching to try something new today, but you have a feeling in your gut that it's not the right time to take a risk.
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And in the middle of it all I sit, legs aching, stomach swollen, thinking of woods and walls, boundaries and bravery, of Communists and currywurst.
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After years of reportedly turning down opportunities to write songs for films, Sufjan Stevens did a huge 180 in 2017: Not only did he recently share two excellent and empathetic songs about Tonya Harding that were submitted (and, bizarrely, rejected) for the Harding biopic I, Tonya, but he also contributed two aching and lovely new songs for Luca Guadagnino's aching, lovely Call Me by Your Name.
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The cloud of breath forming in front of your face, the aching fingers, and the crowded public transport are all excellent signs that it's cold outside.
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Marrying slapstick and aching pathos, Simonischek and Huller's performances make the ridiculous look sublime -- landing laughs and tears in one-two punches, liberally and with aplomb.
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Each night, every few hours I wake up on glistening, sodden sheets, with my head throbbing, mouth gummed shut, and internal organs aching due to dehydration.
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Some communities are also still aching from recession-era budget cuts and remain reluctant to take on new debt service costs, however low they may be.
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In the present, Bad Bunny scores millions of YouTube plays on every single he even features on, representing Puerto Rico in his uniquely aching sing-rapping.
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Then there was the strange tugging feeling of skin stretching from the inside, and later my chest muscles aching like I'd done too many push-ups.
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In this moment, there's an aching sense of beauty and loneliness to Dark that places it far above the usual procedural mystery or supernatural horror story.
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You probably have at least one relative who swears that their aching knee means that it's about to snow, or that their crampy shoulder signals rain.
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CBD—a purified weed compound that won't get you stoned—is used to treat everything from breast cancer to stress relief, and epilepsy to aching joints.
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Further symptoms may include headaches, fevers, chills, cough, facial swelling, aching joints and muscle pain, caused by inflammation in the muscles from the worms burrowing through.
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Like a candle burning in the dark, the majestic "Appointments" starts the album on such an intense note, voice aching, guitars ringing, that it can't last.
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I learned that I had to take walks and do yoga, if I didn't want to risk the wrath of my aching muscles and raging hormones.
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Maybe you know her strictly from Saturday Night Live, or maybe it's her standup routine that's left you with an aching side from laughing to hard.
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A runner can get lost in the hypnotic visual and perhaps take comfort in the knowledge that the heads rest atop other weary and aching bodies.
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And for Kammer, the paintings function as a kind of physically-manifested scream—both a cry of personal aching, and a rallying call for a cause.
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Transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, the symptoms of dengue, Zika and yellow fever can appear very similar, including fevers, headaches and aching joints and muscles.
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In this way, they evoke both Hull and his interior life, his dreams, his aching hunger to see, so strong he speaks of it as suffering.
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Behind a hotel window, the shoves came with a whoosh of bass and ominous squeaking from the places where the glass bowed, aching against the jambs.
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It has some strange little jewels of songs, though, including a title number (performed by Lee Remick's nurse) that is pure Sondheim in its aching wistfulness.
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Two weeks after Hurricane Maria split apart Puerto Rico, basic aid is arriving in San Juan and reaching more remote towns and barrios aching for assistance.
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"If your body is aching at the end of day or hour, it is trying to tell you something," said Kristianne Egbert, a certified professional ergonomist.
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As Ray, a broken-down boxer forced to quit at his peak because of a hand injury, Mr. Carradine moves with an aching sense of regret.
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Let me give you a trick: If you find yourself aching for ribs, just take a moment and savor the memory of what ribs taste like.
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Yet unlike those shows, "The Wrong Man" feels like a repetitive internal monologue, one that never leaves its protagonist's aching head to freely roam the world.
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Pain persisted through the All-Star break, and then Correa left a game on July 17 after an aching swing-and-miss during an at-bat.
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Those who work in development tend to speak of this moment as a civilizational breakthrough, of particular significance in a country aching to educate its children.
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" I looked at him, a fidgety man aching for the primal freedom of a home, and told him, "I can't imagine writing about anything more important.
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Eleven years on, as he played his 11th singles match in 21 days, Federer had to coax his aching body to give all that it had.
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For too long, I've kept this aching to myself, blaming it on my sedentary lifestyle or on not going enough (or at all) to the gym.
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Swollen, twisty purple veins that often look like tree branches just under the surface of the skin, varicose veins can cause aching pain, throbbing and discomfort.
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He expressed no thoughts of retirement, at least not before he tries to recover from one more injury, this one an aching shoulder, at age 34.
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It wanders through raw acoustics, aching samples, panicky post-hardcore, and jittery house beats, held together by lyrics that read like an impressionistic short story collection.
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"My throat was aching, but I have my family to support and the rent to pay," said Alfonzo, who earns $10.50 an hour in the fields.
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Minutes after a race training session last November, Lindsey Vonn sat in a Colorado condominium repeatedly adjusting a bulky ice bag on her aching right knee.
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America was in the economic doldrums and, after 12 years of Republican rule, aching for a change that slick Mr Clinton was not quite trusted to deliver.
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This was before I discovered streaming (RIP, Rdio) and my iTunes play count still held value in my heart, which was, at the time, aching, of course.
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He'd been drunk before, and he'd been high before, but after one especially rough night, his world-wise roommate told him weed could blunt his aching hangover.
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While Fleury backstopped Pittsburgh to at least 30 wins in eight of his 13 seasons, Dallas has been aching for stability in net for quite some time.
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I am thinking of all of the ways that I could help but still no way to mend the hearts of the aching in Las Vegas today.
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They're bright young girls who recognize in one another an aching hunger to be more than what their traditional, rigid community in Naples has dreamt for them.
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Think: injections to help cope with aching, stiletto-strapped feet, butt injections to give temporary lift, and virtual reality-led facials to help achieve pre-show Zen.
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I don't know if I've Prepared Him for Success, but I can already see, with aching clarity, that he'll be gone before I've had enough of him.
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WHERE TO START: The aching but assured live version of "Teddy I'm Ready" Furman is the classic big(ish)-in-Europe-ignored-in-the-US rock act.
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In our not-so-professional opinion, a big sleepover with your best friends where there's pizza and nuggets sounds like the perfect recipe for an aching heart.
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While Robert Frank showed us the often aching realities of the United States in the 20th century, Margolies gifted us with all its weird and its wonderful.
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Let's just say by the time I took the StarVR headset off I was sweating and my muscles were aching, and I didn't want to stop playing.
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These early Junior Boys tracks sounded like late-'90s Bedside Drama-era Of Montreal, trying to hide their aching desire in a weird wash of cold electronics.
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Love was a fiery, aching mess, the eyes of the global media now fully fixated on her, waiting for her to reach the apex of self-destruction.
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The other is the language of my youth, and its hallmark is a sincere, aching tone that longs for salvation and worries everything is about to crumble.
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Annabelle narrates in the past tense, and Wolk uses this device to great effect, masterfully balancing a mood of aching regret with an electric sense of ominousness.
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Bringing out the shattering honesty of Michelangelo's poetry, Ms. Farrin set the words to music of aching intensity, sung here with vulnerability and yearning by Mr. Costanzo.
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Wind blasts at the cavernous arch of corrugated steel roofing, creating an aching, eerie, metallic rhythm, creaks and pops that seem somehow syncopated to Basinki's improvised soundscape.
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There's an emotional full moon in Sagittarius on May 29, which will find you aching to reconnect with your past, your family, your home, and your ancestors.
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While we may watch 'Love Is Blind' because we're aching for a world where social distinctions don't matter, ultimately it highlights how very much they still do.
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I'd always turned to books and movies when I was aching for art to make me feel like I wasn't alone in whatever was making me sad.
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The tenor Peter Schreier, who died last year, recorded all three of the Evangelist roles with the Dresdner Kreuzchor choir, singing with radiant sound and aching sensitivity.
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Splitfoot" — Ruth and her tormentor/savior, Nat — meet in a group home where, "new arrivals carve filthy words into their dry skin, aching for their absent mothers.
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It is a bit of an oddity on Broadway — more subtle than showy, long on loneliness and short on spectacle — with aching performances and unusually artful lyrics.
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For these aching songs, Mahler often uses the orchestra almost like a chamber ensemble, and the intimacy of the playing here matched Ms. Romberger's elegantly restrained singing.
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Yet when Turandot melted at the thought of this young woman, she shaped the ascending phrase with aching poignancy, lingering on a sad and shimmering sustained tone.
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If simply rolling on a foam cylinder isn't enough for your aching muscles, the Hyperice Vyper 3 Speed Vibrating Foam Roller might be just what you need.
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A few tolling piano notes open a world of loneliness, cavernous and barren, around FKA twigs' voice as she copes with self-doubt, jealousy and aching need.
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While Trump is no dove on Iran and seems to relish the US-led pressure on it, he's not aching for a fight like some around him.
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Strikingly often, self-made Americans have stories to share about teenage jobs, involving alarm clocks clanging before dawn, aching muscles, stern bosses and soul-fortifying hours of boredom.
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Because no one explicitly died, our anchor was absence and grief, two aching human sentiments that thrum through every scene and every tortured character coping day by day.
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As a result, a really good Art Nouveau space, like Horta's Hôtel Tassel in Brussels, is always swaying, bending, floating, arching, smoking, curling, throbbing, dripping, melting, aching, writhing.
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The necklaces were infused with titanium, and at the time their manufacturer, the Japanese company Phiten, claimed that they could ease aching muscles, improve focus, and encourage relaxation.
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There's still an hour and a half until sunset and I'm definitely feeling the effects of the fast by this point — very sluggish, and my head is aching.
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Bad news for those aching to get their hands on the open-world action-adventure, but the title will almost certainly get some love during the event, regardless.
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That night, I slept like a baby and although I woke up to aching muscles the next day, it was a good kind of ache I was experiencing.
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In his free time he goes for a workout or to receive a form of massage known as shiatsu that relieves his aching muscles with gentle finger pressure.
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I started to discover in a profound, scary, blood-aching way who I was when I was alone, what I did when I did things only for myself.
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Grady said his request was denied and he was forced to remain outside without a coat for about three hours, which he said left him aching and stiff.
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This I've kept in mind when the stresses of the film seem unbearable, whenever I'm feeling sick or my feet are aching from standing up for 14 hours.
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Her solitude left her aching with loneliness, eager for visits from her doctor (who "wore his sadness with such loveliness") and nurses, who were too busy to linger.
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Then a big-bosomed anime woman would lose her top or talk about her ovaries aching, and I knew I was reading something designed for men by men.
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We all have that one friend we love because, if nothing else, they make us laugh — the kind of belly-aching chuckle that betters even the worst day.
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There was a time when my joints weren't aching and Bologna was a place where, if you were into live music, you could always get your weekly fix.
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Within a couple of months, he was convinced adipose stem cells, found in abdominal fat, may be something that could finally provide lasting relief for his aching back.
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That is why Djokovic's sudden and surprising summer stumbles — compounded by an aching wrist sustained in Rio — have raised hopes that anything might be possible in New York.
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As the book unfolds, you watch his mind gradually warp into madness, you see the truly horrific thing he's done, and yet you can't help aching for him.
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But "Slow" isn't as much a departure as it is a distraction—just as its driving pulse settles into rhythm, a warm synth melody unfurls, optimistic and aching.
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She didn't have symptoms of the virus—the rash, red eyes, aching joints, and fever—and she wasn't an obvious candidate given Cuba's Zika status at the time.
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The memorial began with a prayer and song, as the aching chorus of "Amazing Grace" mixed with sorrowful sobs as neighbors and friends of the children shared memories.
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He has spent most of the past year on film sets, and was aching to be back home in Los Angeles with his sons, aged 14 and 8.
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As protagonist Chiron first learns of and then tries to deny his homosexuality, he becomes an aching symbol of repression itself, and just how harmful it can be.
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Now that song, "Too Good at Goodbyes," has a video, which is basically a set of aching shots of people of various diverse pairings embracing and making out.
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Despite her good fortune she harbors some Madame Bovary tendencies, aching for a life of pampered thrills and finding her own existence — a spacious apartment, luxury vacations — shabby.
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" Levinson's family said in a posting on Facebook and a website: "Today with aching hearts, we are sharing devastating news about Robert Levinson, the head of our family.
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Solo singing — aria and recitative — is the name of the game here, which makes a short duet, aching close harmony from Emoke Barath and Ana Quintans, stand out.
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As she perched on a couch in the Whitney's lobby, resting those aching feet, she acknowledged that there were days when she'd rather not be a standard-bearer.
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With Mr. Hadreas's aching, androgynous voice at their center, the songs deploy cinematic orchestral arrangements, spooky electronics and instruments that can sound vividly natural or treated and surreal.
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During fleeting stretches of lyrical musings, as when Wozzeck realizes that Marie is the only salvation of his miserable life, he sang with burnished sound and aching sadness.
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Love does not know how his back, which has been aching lately, will respond to carrying his son's 50-pound bag up and down Erin Hills' challenging terrain.
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Anyone can drag themselves to the gym from time to time, but the days of aching muscles and joint pain that comes afterwards is tough to get through.
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But as last year's dazzling Broadway revival of that play made clear, the words spring directly from the aching, beleaguered hearts of characters infused with very individual life.
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If you're opting for the latter, you're going to need a way to soothe those aching muscles after destroying them with your newly adopted Crossfit / HIIT / Peloton routine.
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By the midpoint of GGR, I found myself actively cheering, and aching, for these women, not to mention other characters around whom other narratives —softer, more devastating ones — develop.
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But over the past two years, I talked to hundreds of women about their experiences going back to work, and the stories they shared had me aching with empathy.
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But, not wanting to make Charlie bear the entire burden of my discomfort or gender inequality, I spent the rest of the day on Daniel's couch, aching and scared.
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His dad sends him with a heavy basket of candy and nuts that hangs from Soufan's shoulders, his back aching as he tries to sell as much as possible.
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My shoulders and arms have been aching recently (perks of hunching over a desk all the time), so I get two packets of Salonpas, which are pain relief patches.
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But within the southern EU bloc, many believe this is an unrealistic target for an aching economy that for seven years has been in a recession and austerity mode.
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All of your hard work, aching thumbs, and bloodshot eyes leave you with an impressive miniature replica of the massive strip mining machines that dig away at the earth.
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For all of Trump's belly-aching about the Mueller investigation being a "witch hunt," an awful lot of people from the president's orbit are going to jail over it.
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But I do remember very clearly Felicity's profound, aching hunger to learn and know and understand, and I remember her confused, fraught, authentic love for both Johanna and Sim.
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Before you know it, you're rubbing your aching back with one hand and your zombie-like eyes with the other, and you're looking down at your newly-acquired belly.
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The Shu Lien / Silent Wolf love story, in particular, gets reduced to a few bare speeches, which makes it feel trifling by comparison with Crouching Tiger's ageless, aching romance.
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That's partly because of your changing anatomy: While pregnant, you might notice aching joints, shifting balance, and a reduced ability to keep up your breath during more strenuous exercise.
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If you often wake up feeling like your neck might snap, your bones are aching, and your joints are cracking, it could be that your pillow is to blame.
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It was an adult film for young people, and for adults, it's an aching reminder of an age when love and sex were so much simpler — and so complicated.
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In the 80s, when he was in his 20s, he started suffering from a pain so fierce that he couldn't even comfortably lay down or walk without severe aching.
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If you're aching for more pure retro-glory before season two drops, the heroes in Sam Coffey & the Iron Lungs are here to scratch that itch and then some.
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Her tranquil descriptions of the "creamy beauty" of Palmyra and the "pinkish buff" grandeur of Raqqa (the de facto IS capital) offer an aching contrast to current slaughterhouse conditions.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the police officer who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver) and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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Just as Mr. Greene so eloquently articulated in his elegy, my friend shared with me that the rest of his life would be an aching limp to the end.
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The amorous animal, seen here getting frisky with a wooden fence, was caught by people aching to duke it out with a good, old fashioned Photoshop battle on Reddit.
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With more weight in the handle, the hair dryer becomes less top heavy and more ergonomic so there won't be any more aching arms as you're drying your hair.
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"Lemonade" feels like a cultural rebuke on behalf of lots of aching women, whether they're standing on that plantation porch, watching from their living rooms, or running for president.
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Starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara as lesbian lovers in the repressed setting of the 1950s, Carol is an aching romance that's tender and textured, and shot to perfection.
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Its motion-controlled punching is an obvious boxing parallel, guaranteeing that the less-than-flexible suffer from stiff shoulders and aching elbows the morning after a session too many.
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If you often wake up with a stiff neck, sore back, or aching upper body, you'll appreciate the therapeutic shape of the Sleep Innovations Cool Contour Memory Foam Pillow.ProsCons
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He had a longer run of it than Chatterton, Burns, or Keats, but his death inspires a similar aching sense of an immense talent taken away too damned soon.
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You don't like to make hasty moves, Capricorn, but the move you're aching to make is not hasty; it's been on your mind for a very long time now.
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CreditCreditRobert J. Levin In the fall of 1968, still aching from an assassin's attack, Andy Warhol returned to work in the bright new offices he'd rented on Union Square.
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"Something right below your sternum is aching and the whole point of Gaga, especially, is to explore that and to open that up and invest in that," he said.
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He also coached Ted Johnson, a brilliant linebacker who has spoken with aching honesty of his struggles with depression and memory loss after more concussions than he can count.
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Dominique Blanc and Hervé Pierre shine an unsentimental light on the working-class couple they portray; he slipping away into dementia, she aching from their loveless 40-year marriage.
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But for those assembling wish lists of titles aching for such treatment, nor does that alone answer the riddle that sent Joker laughing all the way to the bank.
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In her memoir, "Kitchen Privileges" (2002), Ms. Higgins Clark described herself in her younger years as "aching, yearning, burning" to write, certain that she would succeed but needing guidance.
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Best Song: "Isn't This Better" There's a rawness in this aching melody, beautifully sung by Barbra Streisand, that offers a convincing emotion that the rest of "Funny Lady" lacks.
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Yet during those years he poured out an astonishing quantity of works of "heavenly length" (Schumann's term) and immense depth, which mingled or juxtaposed aching beauty with severe agitation.
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Ginger is a natural nausea fighter, and this trio also provides antioxidants, which can guard against some of the inflammation and damage caused by drinking (especially to your aching brain!).
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This recipe called for a mix of two liquids to saturate the cake: sweetened condensed milk and salted caramel sauce — my sweet tooth was aching at the sight of it.
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Jean felt her hand device disengaging, and then the old woman was holding her hand tenderly, rubbing with her thumb at the aching pinprick where the interface entered the vein.
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If you're just sitting at your desk and dealing with aching back pain, there are a few Gyrokinesis exercises that you can try by watching videos or taking a class.
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The scenes at the bar have the warm feel of a favorite sitcom, while the more intimate, interpersonal scenes can shift ably from heart-rending drama to aching, unrequited romance.
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Not only do you have to lean over and stretch your poor aching back, but you're forced to breathe in odiferous fumes and sweat through your very favorite T-shirt.
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Ryan Bassil Between sampling Dizzee Rascal's "Sirens" and painting an aching picture of the effects of racial profiling, "Blue Lights" became one of the most pertinent hits of the year.
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" Huntsman also honored the late war hero, noting that his services represented "a commitment to service that I think we have such an aching for, right now, in this country.
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In interviews, home care aides told Vox about the drawbacks of a booming field: aching backs, unstable schedules, second jobs, salaries low enough to qualify for Medicaid, and emotional burnout.
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At this time, you'll be eager to break free from your usual everyday life and go abroad: Sagittarius energy wants to see the world, and you're also aching for perspective.
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No, we feel just right wearing a loose pair of jeans in a crowd with low expectations where we can nurse our aching thighs with a simple Jack-and-ginger.
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Miller also hints at the idea of aching openness versus the idea of achievement, suggesting that too much of an open-world feel without tangible results isn't something people want.
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His most aching revelation perhaps has been about the trauma he had felt when linked with his close friend and associate, also one of India's leading stars, Shah Rukh Khan.
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But think of it this way: Feel the sensation of relief that comes when you sit for the first time after hours of walking, your feet aching in your boots.
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Here's to surviving the dog days of summer and entering the fall with a sense of curiosity, wonder, and willingness to listen to voices that are aching to be heard.
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Nate Parker plays the quietly debonair police officer and aspiring politician who helps her escape her "momager" (Minnie Driver) and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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Drifting every which way amid plain, vaporous song sketches, he often sounds tired, as if aching so sorely and immersing so wholeheartedly in such soft, edgeless music is exhausting him.
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Worn out from playing overseas in the winter and the W.N.B.A. in the summer, Whalen had an aching right ankle and Achilles' tendon through the final weeks of last season.
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" These feelings, shared by many now and those who came before her, she said, have led to "a literal erasure of culture that still has me aching to the core.
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During his State of the Union address last month, President Trump saluted the visibly aching parents of two slain teenage girls by equating their killers with the average undocumented immigrant.
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They respire airs of aching grace and allegorical mystery, and they furnish, in their visually malleable beauties, a wealth of things to look at, and a whole lot to consider.
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But as she attends to her aching ankle, she also echoed her fellow players on just how much better the league, and the professional experience, could be with some rest.
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It's all part of the Bloomberg plan to overwhelm his Democratic rivals in hopes of showing signs of strength against the man he's ultimately aching to run against: the President.
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And now, after months of aching anticipation, fans will now be able to watch their two favorite Dublin teenagers fall in love on screen in an exclusive first look trailer.
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As if a brutal schedule, grumpy motorists, lurking traffic wardens and the risk of an aching back were not bad enough, they now face the fear of robots taking their jobs.
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The older softies are aching to be scoop-a-looped onto warm bread with summery fruit preserves, or smeared under your loved ones' pillows to bring friendly spirits and highest blessings.
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The song's desperate night-time loneliness—"Cathy, I'm lost, I said though I knew she was sleeping / I'm empty and aching and I don't know why"—is Mr Simon's default setting.
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"The Birds Outside Sang" (Double Double Whammy) When Emily Sprague moved to Brooklyn from Albany late in 2013, she was already honing her songwriting style: aching, blunt, quiet, but not sheepish.
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It was a vote against, against the whole thing, against life as it's lived, against the slow aching misery of life in general and life in 21st century Britain in particular.
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His debut film, the raw and aching Once, features Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová as two lonely people making music together to express the emotions they can't voice to each other.
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Whether you're a queer person aching for representation or a straight human looking for a good time, we are all searching for the same thing in life: quality lesbian sex scenes.
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Or are you none of the above and simply tired of reading about global disaster, aching for a little escapism, living vicariously through the courtship of the young, rich, and famous?
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Why it matters: Newspapers were aching under the tariffs, and in many cases were forced to lay off dozens of people due to the burden the tariffs put on their businesses.
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Lucy Dacus's music can feel like a bit of a slow burn, but the layered, aching guitars sound like they're a lost recording session from every influential guitarist from the 90s.
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He rather masks his feelings in humor and a feelgood, homespun pop style given to snaky guitar figures, string filigree, sighed backup vocals cooing and aching, and vaguely tropical keyboard coloring.
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Though there are some jarring transitional moments due to some clumsy music cues, her direction on the first two episodes of Queen Sugar brings the Bordelons' story to vivid, aching life.
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TAVERNISE: She was this kind of skinny, scrawny, well-raised young woman who was aching to just plunge into the wildness of the decade that was kind of unfolding around her.
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J.P. On his remarkable new album, "I Am a Man," the trumpeter Ron Miles nestles his light and buoyant sound inside compositions that bespeak an aching memory and a righteous ambition.
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My lower back had been aching for two weeks, but I took the assignment anyway, which is why I am now hanging with Davis in the middle of the California wilderness.
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Less common symptoms include a change in the size and shape of a testis, a feeling of heaviness in the scrotum, an aching or pain in the lower abdomen/testis/scrotum.
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The postgame news conference can be a numbing rite of passage, when aching and bruised and torn men must take a round of questions before leaving their season in the rearview mirror.
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It's a wonder that the bright "Can't Fight the Feeling" and aching "I Feel a Change" never saw the light of day, but the real revelations come in the form of covers.
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That summer I'd moved to Shenzhen, China, to teach for a year, and Nipsey's cooly assured voice was one of the only things that could curb my aching yearning to be home.
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What follows from there is an aching, but laugh out loud funny, analysis of what it means to be a mother in a world where women are judged for their every move.
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And what better film to embrace if you want to send a message to the president — symbolically — than a beautiful, aching, artistic drama about a poor, gay black man coming of age?
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For some people, just imagining the pinching, aching, piercing abdominal pangs that come with their period is enough to make them want to assume the fetal position and sleep until it's over.
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The single "Shut Up Kiss Me" from her third album, My Woman, picks up on similar beats that Olsen gave us on her the aching sophomore Burn Your Fire For No Witness.
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An aching lament twinged with a bit of hope, the song sees a woman pack up an empty house after a messy split from a man she would've followed to the moon.
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Compassion is the aching recognition that everyone is as human as you, including people who do awful, hateful things, and that their lives too were dictated mostly by forces beyond their control.
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With the exception of the THC relief balm for my aching leg, I decided only to use non-psychoactive CBD on what was thankfully the last day of my bullshit cannabis cleanse.
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The Sun enters brave Fire sign Aries today, and you're inspired to drop your inhibitions and go for it, whatever it is your little crab claws are aching to latch on to!
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Breaking from GOP orthodoxy on social services played a huge role in winning the presidency, but Republican donors and their allies in the Capitol are aching for a full repeal of Obamacare.
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" Here, the book is the centerpiece, and the setting and performances make it possible to escape almost entirely into the sometimes aching, sometimes stirring, almost invariably beautiful world of "My Brilliant Friend.
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"I see a very powerful chart here [on the XLI industrial ETF] that is just aching to break potentially on resolution with the trade conflicts with China," Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.
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The food is filmed with a Terrence Malick–like tenderness, and there are aching shots of Rome, Chengdu, Tokyo, and Paris that will send you searching for cheap airfares on the internet.
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In compressed, sinuous lines, it wound its way to the aching words "The inflated heart/pumps out, the tenor kiss,/tenor love" by way of a startling interlude: Why you so black?
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On "Dreams Tonite," an aching track from Antisocialites, Alvvays conjure up a sound that is a golden hour glow with cotton candy-colored skies: inherently fleeting, a bit sad, but beautiful nonetheless.
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Take it easy today, Pisces, the Moon enters Aquarius later this afternoon activating the sector of your chart that rules rest, solitude and relaxation—all things you're aching to catch up on.
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Most of all, these facilities are united by a collective sense of aching uncertainty — scores of children gathered under a roof who have no idea when they will see their parents again.
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"Call Me by Your Name," the latest from Luca Guadagnino ("I Am Love"), is an aching, divinely acted coming-of-age story about a teenage boy who falls for a male scholar.
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People included in the new study could have a spur-riddled X-ray but little or no knee pain or a badly aching knee with a clear X-ray, but not both.
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For nearly 15 years Natalee Holloway's mom has lived with the aching mystery of what happened to the daughter who disappeared in Aruba while on a high school graduation trip with classmates.
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From her first song, "Madrugada sem Sono" ("Dawn Without Sleep"), Ms. João summoned a full spectrum of fado's tempestuous passions, from hushed melancholy to eruptive, rough-edged, tearful peaks to aching resignation.
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Pretty soon, Mr. Wenders was listening again and again to one 45 record: the aching aria of the lovelorn fisherman Nadir, from Bizet's little-performed "Les Pêcheurs de Perles" ("The Pearl Fishers").
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Adele can write and execute an aching breakup ballad better than almost anyone, but this ground-breaking "gospel disco" anthem (her words) is the most powerful spiritual sucker-punch in her discography.
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" Dio is the aching voice of an embittered, betrayed public — a siren urging them to rise, stand up, take their lives back: "I see a rainbow rising/Look there, on the horizon.
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"It seems every day someone else was getting it here," said Ms. Bispo, a housewife who last year spent two weeks in bed with the aching limbs, rash and fever associated with Zika.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Filled with tightly cropped photographs of a mysterious pachyderm's skin, a slim photobook by Giovanna Silva delivers its aching blow only when you reach the very end.
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What started out as a sudsy, delicious series about affluent women Mean Girls–ing around the bluffs and into the public schools of Monterey, California, has slowly unspooled into a weighty, aching, drama.
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The Theragun G33 Premium Handheld Percussive Massage Device has a triangular handle that gives you three places to grip and four head attachments so you can provide precise relief to your aching muscles.
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Indeed, some of the very best American films — including the granddaddy of them all, Citizen Kane — are fundamentally about trying to solve the aching emptiness at the center of some white guy's soul.
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CÚCUTA, Colombia — Margarita Rosa Barrios was six weeks pregnant when she began to feel the symptoms that every expecting mother here has come to dread: swollen eyes, aching joints, three days of fever.
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In the group's second album, Cult Leader takes its hardcore punk/metalcore roots and injects so much raw, aching emotion into it that what comes out is something completely unique to extreme metal.
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And while it's a nice idea that friendship can overcome any obstacles, we aren't exactly aching for a heartwarming conclusion after enjoying a singing washing machine and an electro-pop song about karate.
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Perhaps the most aching and esoteric drone comes from a diseased apple tree Koh has named Harriet, removed from the orchard of a neighbor's farm because it posed a threat to nearby trees.
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In the perfectly preserved tiny medieval walled town of Monteriggioni, we checked into a pilgrims' hostel and put our aching feet up just as a fresh fall of rain splattered the town square.
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Although it may be the last thing you want to hear while you're laying in bed nursing an aching head, exercise might be one way to make your recovery process a little easier.
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Yes, he does the great, aching aria "Ach, ich fühl's," from "Die Zauberflöte," at an unusually brisk clip, but he's backed up by testimony from a musician who played it under Mozart's baton.
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As my flat pecs first starting aching with a tell-tale breast bud, the fearful thrill it sent through my body confirmed that I did, in fact, want to walk down this path.
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In its unassuming sweetness, its unease over separation and closeness (and its embrace of technology as producer of both), its light touch and aching sincerity, American Teen is the quintessential Millennial Romance album.
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Other friends, many whose aching knees and hips are the least of their physical problems, find comfort in their ability to accept old age as just another stage of life to deal with.
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I loved being able to sleep in, not needing to coax my aching body into hours of training or to worry about carrying my own immense expectations, let alone those of my country.
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Sellers, who works full-time in a beachfront hotel, said she's been experiencing lethargy, aching muscles, numbness in her extremities, blurred vision, nausea, and low-grade fever since the algae arrived in 2018.
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No creating your own miniature backdraft by maneuvering smoldering logs close to one another, watching them smoke—just ACHING to burn—and then giving it a light to set off a rejuvenated blaze.
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Sure, one issue may have a man having sex with a giant mass of meat shaped into the form of a woman, but the series also has a genuine, aching heart to it.
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This is not to say that they should be treated with kid gloves; they should be considered within the context of how they were crafted, through pain and intended to communicate aching sorrow.
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Ferreira's often moody and affecting music (she is a Cancer, after all) are both sparkly pop and grunge and sonically like a heart that just won't be stop aching—and you certainly feel that.
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Image 218 of 22016 TRIPOLI, Lebanon – Tired and aching with arthritis, Dahouk al-Omar lugs a purse stuffed with all her personal documents to the catering kitchen where she works 12 hours a day.
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But the fact remains that she, like her husband did, has advocated the bipartisan policies that have hurt working Americans and she represents the very establishment people are aching to kick to the curb.
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Cameron's flinty brilliance, Donna's need to chart her own course, even the aching longing for family of bossman Bos (Toby Huss) — they were all there in season one, just a little harder to see.
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You see someone smiling, it makes us feel more comfortable and somehow that bleeds into the idea that your panting breath and your aching legs aren't quite as bad as they might otherwise seem.
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"I've been getting regular Braxton Hicks contractions roughly every five mins apart — they've been happening for over six hours now as well as period type pains & aching in my lower back & sides," she wrote.
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"For three generations my family has cultivated crops on a two acre-plot, but we still don't own it," said 74 year-old Murabhai Bhavar as she poured water to soothe her aching feet.
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So I waited in line, let an attendant wrap my feet in weird sanitary sock things, and handed my body over to the chair so it could go to town on my aching muscles.
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Slides, whoops and whooshes rush through "Play," with half-buried lines of aching lyricism dissolving into fragments of scales that are passed around the orchestra with the enigmatic intimacy of dialogue in Beckett plays.
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The work is aching; however, the broken tile fragments are too large, and the piece, at the center of the room, doesn't achieve the same depth and granularity as the paintings that surround it.
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Electronic music of this sort is often difficult to improvise, but one doesn't need to be an engineer to understand the basic coding commands that distinguish a big drop from a slow, aching one.
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"It's a piece of my identity that connects me to my beginnings," said Ms. Liff, whose abandonment in 1996 made headlines and caught the attention of a Manhattan couple aching to adopt a child.
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With its aching harmonies and seamless blend of Latin rhythms, ragtime, Romantic flourish and ineffable nostalgia, this is one of those rare pieces whose emotional impact can withstand familiarity; it gets me every time.
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"I Feel a Change," from a collection due in November, is a long, aching crescendo, a fraught love song set over a patient vamp, exulting in togetherness only to realize it's not to be.
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My siblings' lives involve muddy knees, aching backs, chronic poison ivy, pitchforks and trowels, mailboxes stuffed with bulb catalogs, nursery visits, truckloads of mulch, chain saws and tractors with hole diggers for tree planting.
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The Ducks entered the tournament still aching from the loss of Chris Boucher, a long-limbed interior presence who led the Pacific-23 in blocks before tearing a knee ligament in the conference tournament.
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Weeks earlier, when she was rubbing her chronically aching back, she noticed that there was a subtle bulge between the next-to-last rib on her right side and the rib just above it.
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I always stop my sets if I notice my wrists starting to ache a bit, and my wrists are usually my limiting factor (due to lack of transition) but today I experienced no aching.
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When, in one year or five, we finally get out of Donald Trump's foreign policy dentist's chair, that is one of the puzzles we may wish to ponder as we rub our aching jaw.
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The former N.H.L. general manager Craig Button attributed Toronto's long list of coach firings to an imbalance between performance and expectations in a city that has been aching for a Stanley Cup since 22012.
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For any number of events — a twisted ankle, aching gut, or throbbing neck — younger adult patients can often be successfully treated with anti-inflammatory drugs, such as naproxen or ibuprofen, and an ice pack.
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"I think it brought closure to a group of people here at Tallahassee Memorial, the community here at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, that maybe was aching for that closure -- to see them succeed," Beaty said.
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And an aching sequence with Guy and another woman, a would-be fling (a touching Eve Miller), condenses a movie's worth of adult desire and regret into the melancholy that settles in her face.
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The languid melody and arrangements wrap the aching lyrics in shimmery chiffon: This is the wistful sound of the other 1960s, when you realized dreams were not all they were cracked up to be.
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A keen herbalist and practitioner of alternative medicine, Intratat was always looking for new spins on home grown Thai remedies to help his stable of fighters warm up and repair their aching muscles and joints.
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He ran with this emotionality, bringing a sense of aching longing brought on my solitary habits in his other paintings created during the Depression era, such as New York Movie, Automat, and Early Sunday Morning.
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Bump infuses these childhood sections with an aching, tender innocence, as when his dad gives 5-year-old Claude a beer, kicking off a Thanksgiving food fight, adults flinging mashed potatoes and howling with laughter.
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The ending is sad but satisfying: While there are some untied threads, and we're left feeling aching and uncertain about both characters' futures, a happy fairy-tale ending for the pair would have felt trite.
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Orbison's dramatic stage persona and aching ballads changed the emotional tenor of American pop and rock, bearing influence on the greats—in particular Bruce Springsteen who mentions the dark angel in several of his songs.
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It's an aching, understated work, a meditation on the experience of being driven back upon yourself that delves into addiction, heartbreak, and the existential white-out that is life in the wake of losing everything.
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Use it at home or even slip it on at work for some quick relief: it uses four deep-kneading massage nodes over acupuncture points to bring relief, relaxation, and comfort to your aching muscles.
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I wouldn't say so, but it's such a weirdly interesting technology that I don't doubt they'll be able to move some units to an early adopter crowd that's generally aching for this type of stuff.
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The songs thrive on their coalition, melding Mr. Yorke's troubled words and aching melodies with Mr. Greenwood's textural mastery (including, presumably, the string arrangements) and the self-effacing contributions of the rest of the band.
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In the final grand slam event of the year, when the likes of Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams are battling injuries, many are likely to popping pills to push their aching bodies one more time.
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It has ushered in an irreverent revisionist wave from "Into the Woods" to "The Lego Movie" that would comfortably incorporate a strong heroine uninterested in romance, much like "The Wee Free Men"'s Tiffany Aching.
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She has celebrated her black-womanhood, embraced other aching black women, countered militarized law enforcement with her own military costumes and choreography, deployed some voodoo imagery — and has never been nominated for a C.M.A. Award.
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The film's earnest script is complimented by a dreamy pastel color palette, an aching score from Nicholas Britell, and an outstanding cast from top to bottom (including an Academy Award-winning performance from Mahershala Ali).
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On a more mundane level, issues concerning your home and family will come to a climax, and you may find yourself aching for some private time after spending so much time at work or socializing.
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The truth is that Club Penguin shutting down has given me the same kind of aching sadness, the same loss of innocence, as watching your prize snowman melt on a sunny morning as a kid.
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But most of these facilities, our reporters write, are united by a collective sense of aching uncertainty — scores of children gathered under a roof who have no idea when they will see their parents again.
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I think about my parents every day, but there's something about watching the hardwood forests of Tennessee give way to the piney woods of Alabama that brings them back to me with a fresh aching.
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The luscious and caressing "Cocaine" and the stark, Weeknd-esque "No Replacing You" both capture the aching tragedy of a life lived on the wild side, but Pink Sweats doesn't play it for cheap thrills.
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In "Framing Time," part of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, the precise and enigmatic movements of Cesc Gelabert (in his own choreography) brought out the work's ambivalent mood, somewhere between playful curiosity and aching melancholy.
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But when he's exhorting everyone to find their singular selves, posture ramrod straight and hand tucked into a pocket of his tweed jacket, he often looks as if he's aching to send up his lines.
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That's what we see from a distance, anyway: an earthquake that struck a country already aching from centuries of struggle, that killed more than 160,000 and left close to 1.5 million people without a home.
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Or if you're fighting a dragon, the dragon is an annoying little pest, vermin really, and there's no glory in killing it; it's just hard, grisly work that leaves you aching and covered in burns.
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The truth is that Club Penguin shutting down has given me the same kind of aching sadness, the same loss of innocence, as watching your prize snowman melt on a sunny morning as a kid.
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We're majorly skeptical of the idea that a fancy chocolate bar could replace ibuprofen and a heating pad when it comes to healing your aching midsection; even Widmer admits that chocolate is not a medical product.
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I'd been aching to get out of the city and see some fall leaves, and my husband had been complaining for a while that he'd never been invited along on any of my work-related adventures.
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If there is a conversation you've been aching to have, because Mars retrograde will be intensifying the communication sector of your chart, you'll likely feel you can't wait any longer and need to confront the problem.
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If you've been aching for some high-minded chatter on the topic of how we, as social animals living in a postmodern society, interact with and are affected by social media and technology, you're in luck.
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Aching backs and stiff necks are likely to keep the team physios busy as drivers get up to speed at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya and begin to rack up the miles in the shiny new cars.
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Sampling Dizzee Rascal's "Sirens," it's an aching portrait of the forms racial profiling can take, whether it's being "kept after class for answering back" or the increased likelihood of being stopped by police for no reason.
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The song's lyrics were eerily prescient of Mercury's illness—"Too late, my time has come / Sends shivers down my spine / Body's aching all the time"—but the screenwriters have spared him his life of that monstrosity.
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" Even apart from considering the paycheck, she continued to go to work when her body was aching: "I still need to go back tomorrow," she said she thought, "because who's going to take care of them?
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"This is encouraging news because one hour may be a feasible goal for many people with stiff or aching joints for whom the standard two-and-a-half hours of activity per week difficult," said Dunlop.
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When her mother picked her up on July 27, police said, the girl complained of an aching back, said she felt as if she was about to pass out, was heavily bruised and showed difficulty walking.
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"It&aposs an aching feeling when you see the hard work of years withering away and slipping through your fingers," Ali, who lives in the Siba district south of Basra, told The Associated Press by phone.
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The next ones I'd love to do are: Apparently the queen has a personal lavatory in the Royal Albert Hall, which is one I'm aching to get on, and places like Buckingham Palace and Number 10.
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But, also like me, he was of Afghan blood, and I can't help but feel dual rage at his actions and an aching fear at the inevitable repercussions for my nephews who share the shooter's name.
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The movie is as high school as a John Hughes comedy – think The Breakfast Club or Ferris Bueller's Day Off – in which teens talk like teens instead of old-school Hollywood cynics aching to sound young.
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" In 21965, he released an aching lament called "Baby Blue": "Like a breath of spring, she came and left, and I still don't know why / So here's to you, and whoever holds my baby blue tonight.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the police officer and aspiring politician who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver), snip out her weave and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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As Elizabeth Weinfield, a viol player and Sonnambula's leader, observed in a program note, Duarte's music draws on the English viol-consort tradition, which is centered on the introverted, aching tone of the viola da gamba.
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McDermott gives us a flawed, funny, self-aware narrator with a powerful command of his own voice; he can move from barely controlled hilarity to the brink of rage to aching tenderness in a single breath.
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The four lonely characters in this impeccably realized Manhattan Theater Club production, which opened on Tuesday night at City Center Stage II, keep brushing up against one another — tentatively and clumsily — while aching for fuller connection.
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The film&aposs earnest script is complemented by a dreamy pastel color palette, an aching score from Nicholas Britell, and an outstanding cast from top to bottom, including an Academy Award-winning performance from Mahershala Ali.
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Aching from the baton blow, No Name limped off to a nearby church, one of the few spaces in the city that gave shelter to protesters and was by convention off limits to officers without warrants.
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Perhaps you'll feel a lump in your throat over its warm-hearted representation of a Pakistani immigrant family, or an aching twinge of recognition at Kumail's struggles to make his name in the Chicago comedy scene.
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Miss Freed has no such illusions…On a level beyond words, beyond theories and equations, in her body and her arms and her fingers and her aching back, Janet Freed knows that information is never disembodied.
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Maybe it's throbbing after a long day hunched on a keyboard, maybe you tried a new yoga pose you weren't exactly ready for, maybe you slept funny — or maybe it just started aching for no apparent reason.
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Both Foy and his graduate student soon recovered from the rash and aching joints—"the flu is worse," says Foy—but it wasn't until a chance encounter with another mosquito-disease researcher that they connected the dots.
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I'll do just about anything if I think it might jolt or coddle or lure me there: that gray and aching place where the alchemy of converting an inner life into an outer one feels nearly possible.
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She sang the tender "Liability" in her best Miss Havisham get-up on Saturday Night Live, a promising pop star before a world aching for catharsis taking on the role of a jilted lover from the 1860s.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - After a career plagued with injuries, New York Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia said it was perhaps fitting that his near two-decade-long career ended with his aching left shoulder giving up the fight.
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After playing soccer with his friends, Sam Kanizay, 16, dipped his lower legs and feet into the familiar water of Brighton's Dendy Street Beach on Saturday to soothe his aching muscles, according to CNN affiliate Seven News.
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It's a highly amplified, comical facet of my stage persona, which developed over the course of my time in Ava Luna—I was aching to be bigger, louder, things that didn't feel right within a group context.
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That's why braving a giant festival like Coachella can be worth the inevitable Sunday night crust and aching feet: there's a chance to spend a full day listening to music you love across a bunch of genres.
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Still, the great, aching gift of the novel is that it offers, in its own way, the very thing that enslavement denied its descendants: the possibility of imagining the connection between the broken threads of their origins.
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The best of his works hit like a sucker punch and make you feel history like a phantom limb: an aching, tingling sense of what we have lost, all the omissions of significance from our history books.
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Growing up in the New Jersey suburbs, I saw myself—never a good idea—in Roth's young protagonists, simultaneously serious-minded and aching to destroy the placid surfaces and predictable expectations of nice schools and nice families.
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Line: Steelers by 2 ½ Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has officially returned to the roster from a preseason back injury, and he must be aching to take charge of one of the most talented Dallas teams in years.
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I still remember sitting on a Brooklyn rooftop and reading "Where the Wild Things Are" for the first time, well into my 20s, aching with dislocation from the world and a roaring sense of lack of control.
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Mr Trump lambasted the war for years, seemed momentarily energised by the prospect of succeeding where his predecessor failed, and now—aching for a foreign-policy win—may simply want the troops out before next year's election.
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But put us in a protest together in the freezing cold, packed like sardines — arms aching from holding signs while shouting at the top of our lungs — and we'll be best friends in a matter of minutes.
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Other things I just feel too vulnerable to voice, like the dream of a man who sees me in my power but can hold me as tenderly as a mother when I feel small, busted, and aching.
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The Flatliners come through with the storming, aching B-side "Moves Too Quickly" while the Dirty Nil take on Big Star's "Mod Lang," off their 1974 classic Radio City, and give it some truly beer-soaked intensity.
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A few weeks earlier, Prince had hosted editors from three publishing houses at Paisley, and declared his intention to write a memoir called "The Beautiful Ones," after one of the most naked, aching songs in his catalogue.
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Although Williams gets dozens of emails from both skaters and non-skaters aching to enroll, he has kept things intimate, allowing a maximum of 25 students to register (though many opt to sit in on the course unofficially).
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Apparently, "You can press a button and in a scary gravelly old man voice he says 'Soak soak soak my aching feet' and the legs/feet move up and down," so at least now you won't sleep tonight.
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If price is no object, and you don't mind a little noise, the Theragun G23Pro Professional Handheld Percussive Massage Gun is an excellent solution for your aching muscles with its adjustable arm, two speeds, and six head attachments.
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With aching limbs and a more considered worldview on their side, Captain, We're Sinking pieced King Of No Man together over time, rather than in the three-day limit they imposed on themselves for The Future Is Cancelled.
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So when we heard that Melissa Ben-Ishasay was not only debuting a cake-centric cookbook, but was also planning to stop by our offices and whip up a unique tie-dyed creation, our sweet teeth were aching.
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Aside from aching hips that bothered him early in the second round, Bradley is healthy right now, and even flashed a freestyle in Game 5 that hints he may be capable of becoming a more creative offensive player.
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The text is set with impressive clarity, and Mr. Gilfry sings every phrase with crisp diction and dramatic point, delivering phrases with virile energy, sudden bluster, or, during vulnerable moments, an aching confusion that takes you by surprise.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the quietly debonair police officer and aspiring politician who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver), snip out her weave and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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" The program included a Ralph Ellison quote about the blues being "an impulse to keep the painful details and episodes of a brutal experience alive in one's aching consciousness, to finger its jagged grain, and to transcend it.
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The 20163-some prisoners aboard the vessel — Ecuadorians, Guatemalans and Colombians — would often stand through the night, their backs aching, their bodies frigid from the wind and rain, waiting for the morning sun to rise and dry them.
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It's a troubled land, staggering from wretched excess and aching losses, a country where dreams have often slipped into out-and-out delusions, and people hunger for deliverance, if only in the person of a half-baked messiah.
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In "The Age of Lead," a televised account of the excavation of another body — this one from a 19th-century Arctic expedition — stirs one woman's aching memories of the life and death of her dear, inscrutable, sardonic friend.
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In fact, as the novel rumbles along, it gathers a cumulative momentum, its density and garrulity impressing upon the reader a sense of the arduousness of Mason and Dixon's journey and the long, aching curve of their lives.
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Moody, downcast and wincing from an aching elbow and toe, Brady looks as if he wants to retire with Gisele Bündchen to the $20 million, 210-bath mansion the couple reportedly bought last month in backcountry Greenwich, Conn.
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For his second selection (the nine finalists each picked two pieces to perform with the Met orchestra, conducted by Nicola Luisotti), Mr. Cohen balanced the aria from "Flight" with "Dove sei," an aching lament from Handel's "Rodelinda" (1725).
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That the evening nevertheless held moments of aching tenderness and heat was due mostly to Lucy Crowe's rendition of the feisty, vulnerable and erotically vibrant Vixen and to Mr. Rattle's bighearted reading of the simmering, light-flecked score.
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But where many actresses might have been pegged as being best suited for ditzy parts based on that, Adams somehow became pegged as the person you bring in to play the woman aching to find someone to connect to.
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Something I'd always been wary of about gaming is how frictionlessly it could gobble up hours, leaving me to emerge later, eyes bleary from focusing without blinking enough, body aching from being in the same position for too long.
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There are the days Lilia Valadez spends in pain — vomiting, pacing, aching, screaming — and the days she spends anticipating when the pain might come again, keeping her from work and potentially requiring an emergency room visit she can't afford.
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Usually, these aching pains occur on one side of your torso (the right side is the most common location), and feel like a cramp, a pinch, or a jolt that goes away when you bend over or stop moving.
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"I'm going through a lot of change right now, so when I'm shifting and my heart is aching, I deepen my self-care, whether that's time shared with other women or time I'm able to spend alone," she said.
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"I'm going through a lot of change right now, so when I'm shifting and my heart is aching, I deepen my self-care, whether that's time shared with other women or time I'm able to spend alone," she says.
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In general, some common symptoms of dyspareunia can include pain with penetration (including penetration with a tampon), pain around the vaginal entry; deep pain during thrusting; burning or aching; or throbbing pain after sex, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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It's a mark of Zoolander 2's sloppiness that it never really remarks on the fact that Derek and Hansel are now aching to win back the approval of all the dim blowhards they spent the last movie escaping.
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Love returns, Irving exits as Cavs beat Jazz CLEVELAND — During the first timeout of the fourth quarter, Cavaliers All-Star guard Kyrie Irving knew his aching left knee was going to keep him from returning against the Utah Jazz.
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Batmanglij is adept at capturing the aching between characters, the desperation for human touch—Prairie and another captive, Homer (Emory Cohen) fall in love, but can't touch each other, leading to a romance carried on entirely through body language.
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J Mascis—who's fronted Dinosaur Jr. since the band's 1984 inception and has directed the group through brilliant 11 studio albums—has made a musical world of towering mountains of feedback and distortion and deep valleys of aching melody.
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Stark piano chords and elegiac strings have replaced guitar picking, Crow's new vocal sets aside folky grain for aching purity, and in the final moments she and Cash trade the word "freedom" as if it will never truly arrive.
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The Qianlong emperor, one of China's greatest cultural patrons, married the empress Xiaoxian before he ascended to the throne, and when she died young in 1748 he wrote an aching funeral elegy for her in watery, grief-haunted calligraphy.
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Narrated by Kerouac's character Sal Paradise, the work itself is a road trip, originally written on a single scroll with no paragraph breaks, much like a highway stretching out before a driver aching to get on the road again.
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It's easy to think that a headache is the result of dehydration, that a stomachache is the result of something you ate, and that an aching neck is from sleeping on it wrong, but that's not always the case.
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More than Mr. Harmon's breakout comedy, "Bad Jews" (2013), which was more bitter than sweet, "Significant Other" seems to aspire to the urbane blend of sitcom breeziness and aching pathos that made Ms. Wasserstein the queen of Broadway comedy.
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But on Monday at the Metropolitan Opera's New Year's Eve gala premiere of a new production of "Adriana," Anna Netrebko turned this aria into the aching expression of a woman who triumphs on the stage but muddles through life.
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Yu Guangzhong, a prominent poet, essayist and translator whose best-known work, "Nostalgia," came to symbolize the aching separation, displacement and longing for cultural unity felt by many in mainland China and in the Chinese diaspora, died on Dec.
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Your heart is aching with nostalgia, and you're eager as hell to move on with your life, but appreciating today is the best way to help yourself heal from the past and set yourself up for a stronger future.
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Thirty minutes in, I started to wonder what I was doing—my head was aching, the discomfort was becoming kind of alarming, and I was suddenly acutely aware that a foreign substance had by now probably completely flooded my bloodstream.
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The thing that runners never like to talk about is that at some point, everyone has experienced the chest-burning, legs-aching, please-don't-make-me-go-another-step feeling that makes so many people want to give up running altogether.
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The pipelines my father, with his aching back and sun-leathered arms, will soon be compelled to help build through his beloved wilderness in service of capitalism and sustenance are just the latest set of wounds to score us deep.
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He also lists some of his "symptoms" — an aching head, hand, and knee, none of which are actually associated with the coronavirus — and seems to be getting an injection of a clear liquid, though there is no known treatment or vaccine.
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Valued at nearly $70 billion and swollen with $8.8 billion in venture capital and private equity investment, investors are aching for the company to go public and for Uber's business to finally live up to the promise of its rapid growth.
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Valued at nearly $773 billion and swollen with $8.8 billion in venture capital and private equity investment, investors are aching for the company to go public and for Uber's business to finally live up to the promise of its rapid growth.
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The main venue, the Capitol Theater, was big enough to hold everyone (its rows of seats were a serious boon to tired legs and aching necks), but it definitely got a little sweaty in there, especially during the big ticket acts.
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Instead, it is made up of a chaotic matrix of clans and players pursuing often conflicting aims and aching to ingratiate themselves by correctly interpreting the signals from those higher up the ladder, even as they fear taking an inadvertent misstep.
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"Scream" is sonically rich and different; initially starting out with guitar bloops and bops with Burke's aching lyrics about the difficulty of living in our current era and why it is more important than ever to embrace who you are.
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After their bizarre encounter last week during which the Red Priestess predicted that both she and Varys will die in Westeros, fans are aching to know which one of these strangely beloved characters will be the first to kick it.
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"When you stay by me, my loneliness is swept by winds / Winter flowers grow in my heart," Yaghmaei sings in his native Farsi, his voice building in intensity as his brother Kamran play aching string bends on an electric guitar.
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It was a total body experience—I'm talking dripping sweat, hair and clothing completely soaked, every muscle burning, every bone aching, every part of me throbbing with such intensity that each pulse made me oscillate between total numbness and absolute sensation.
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"The long, aching scandal that stained the previous two popes - Vatican passivity to clergy abuse cases - is the swamp Pope Francis faces," said Jason Berry, author of "Lead Us Not Into Temptation", a book about sexual abuse in the Church.
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In many ways this aching memory seems the emotional motivation for understanding the way humans relate to words, as if the idea for the book had been planted in Collins as a child, but bloomed when she was an adult.
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Other outstanding numbers included "All I've Ever Known" — a wise, aching song whose narrator reflects on youth and age, loving and dying, while in the arms of a lover, and "Young Man in America," the title song of her 2012 album.
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When her storyboard artist-turned-director Joe Johnston took a crack at laying out how the song would be illustrated, he put a huge pause after "she loved you" to make "and she's gone" more of a drawn out, aching moment.
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From here, we have Asher Roth couching his ode to American Pie frat house antics in the aching strums of "Say It Ain't So" (or is it John Mayer?) and Machine Gun Kelly bombastically covering that acoustic Rise Against song.
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The shadow of Voldemort is constantly hanging over the play — he's there in Harry's dreams, in the aching scar, in the rumours that he may or may not have had a child before he died... and that's just for starters.
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The string quartet sways with the song's underlying vamp in an aching, romantic fashion; when it's her turn, Ms. Anderson lingers over a chord and takes the opportunity to relate a story about a technological foul-up at a karaoke bar.
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I'd been blindsided, really — led to expect a drama about politics in 1977 Albany, only to discover that the play's deeper, more aching subject is something else entirely: a woman of talent and ambition, stymied by the norms of her time.
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On Careful, the Massachusetts duo summons a uniquely claustrophobic and erotic atmosphere out of industrial drum loops, pulsing 80s synths, and the sort of aching vocals that sound like they were recorded in the middle of sex or a spell.
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"4422" is a full song from the aching soul man Sampha; "Skepta Interlude" is a more or less full brute-strength song from the British grime rapper Skepta; "Glow," a duet with Kanye West, leans heavily in Mr. West's direction.
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You'll be sweaty and aching after a full day in ski gear, so make your next stop the Bachal Spa at Chamonix's Hameau Albert Premier, a luxury hotel and restaurant complex that's a short walk from the center of town.
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The series of articles began the way most stories about older people do, with the fears and hardships of aging: a fall in the kitchen, an aching leg that did not get better, days segueing into nights without human contact.
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Michael Cooper, Times classical music reporter With its aching harmonies and seamless blend of Latin rhythms, ragtime, Romantic flourish and ineffable nostalgia, this is one of those rare pieces whose emotional impact can withstand familiarity; it gets me every time.
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And his new album, "You Will Not Die," released last year in Europe and Africa and in the United States last month, is an LP of aching contradictions, at once sensual and spiritual, wrestling with faith, love, lust and country.
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But it's also a serious drama with aching scenes of loss, and one that places women at the center of the world, amid men who are often so carried away by passion or ego that they are essentially useless, or worse.
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By simultaneously celebrating a wondrous landscape and the evocativeness of paint, Green folds an aching poignancy into his work, that as if acknowledging that mankind seems determined to go in the other direction because they smell profit rather than see beauty.
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Writer Mark Russell and artist Steve Pugh imagine Bedrock's first family as living, breathing, aching people who think about mortality, trauma, community, expression, and economic inequality, a sly flip of the original cartoon as well as a commentary on modern humans.
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The Texas-based airline had said it would reduce the seat pitch on its new Boeing 737 Max planes to a knee-aching 29 inches in certain rows, down from its typical 30 inches (or 31 inches on its current 737-800 fleet).
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Hopefully George R. R. Martin will publish The Winds of Winter sometime this year and the story will overtake the show, but until that happens all we've got are our desperate predictions to fill the aching void of time until next May.
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Accessible via sky bridge from the hotel, the Sporting Club also offers plenty of relaxation space for your recovery regimen, so take some deep breaths in the yoga and meditation room or soothe those aching muscles with a dip in the whirlpool.
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It also hearkens back to the so-called "old Taylor" construct, the country-pop ingenue who never actually "died," the girl with just a guitar or piano, singing with aching bittersweetness and specificity about time spent with a boy, a man, a lover.
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Carol, a beautiful, aching period romance starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, may have gone home empty-handed at Saturday's 2016 Independent Spirit Awards – but it did earn a different high honor: An awards show parody video starring Saturday Night Live's Kate McKinnon.
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When Gregory Powell noticed the aching on the left side of his jaw had worsened over the course of two months, the 31-year-old visited an ENT specialist in mid-June expecting to be prescribed some simple medication to quell the pain.
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Given that only 12 percent of private sector employees currently have access to paid family leave, it seems doubtful that the business community is aching to provide this needed benefit, if only they had another tax credit to make it all possible.
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The iconic messenger program first launched in 1997, in those halcyon pre-social media days of yore, and quickly became the go-to mode of communication for a generation of awkward tweens aching to interact through the safety of a computer screen.
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That aching need that you felt in the pit of your stomach as a fan looking up to a rock star—that feeling that if you didn't meet them and tell them about it you might actually die—had nowhere to go really.
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J.P. "Pretend the dying flowers growing towards us is not a big deal/Pretend me loving you is not a big deal": "blisters" is a song of intense aching and confusion by a pleasantly shocking new singer, Josiah Wise, who performs as serpentwithfeet.
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It's just me now and my famous aching heart under the stars — my heart that keeps moving like a searchlight in its longing for the hearts of other people, who in a sense, already live there, in my heart, and keep it turning.
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And in a breakout performance as a dramatic star, Mr. Diggs — best known as a jaunty Thomas Jefferson in "Hamilton" — shows an aching emotional openness here that conveys the harsh and heavy price of staying awake in the world of the self-anesthetized.
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World peace on the run: U.N. diplomats from around the globe go on weekly pre-dawn jogs through Central Park in New York, putting aside their hierarchical titles and policy disagreements and focusing instead on shared concerns, from aching joints to parenting.
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" 'In Retrospect: The Tragedy and Lessons of Vietnam,' by Robert S. McNamara with Brian VanDeMark The Times review of "In Retrospect" opens like this: "In his 79th year, Robert S. McNamara at long last offers the public a glimpse of his aching conscience.
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Dona Ivone Lara in particular is now credited with composing and singing some of the most iconic samba masterpieces of all time, including "Sonho Meu" ("My Dream"), an aching love song about "the purity of samba," lacking any of the old, sexist lyrics.
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Everything with Trump is about grit and gut, sensing the energy of the room, the crowd, the aching masses, and saying whatever he thinks will energize and animate them, anything that will cause them to suspend disbelief and vest faith in a sham.
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The aching dissonances of its opening lamentation and the peculiar instrumental elaborations in the closing chorale leave a mood of overhanging gloom, as if casting doubt on the notion that contemporary Christian sinners can escape the fate meted out to the Jews.
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Under the deal, Thyssenkrupp, which is aching under 7.1 billion euros of net debt and an equity ratio of 5.4%, will likely sell all of Elevator Technology to realize the highest valuation of about 16 billion euros ($17.3 billion), the people said.
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Under the deal, Thyssenkrupp, which is aching under 7.1 billion euros of net debt and an equity ratio of 5.4%, will likely sell all of Elevator Technology to realise the highest valuation of about 16 billion euros ($17.3 billion), the people said.
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The Irishman's basic premise may call to mind his previous mob classics, like Goodfellas or Casino, but in its aching concern for the state of a man's soul, it has as much in common with his Silence or The Last Temptation of Christ.
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The veteran bass Ferruccio Furlanetto, singing with earthy sound and aching sadness, was magnificent as the old, nearly-blind Arkel, who seems to accept that all people, even the members of his sullen family, are guided by fates we can only guess at.
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It still gives me the shivers: first thing in the morning, dragging my aching bones to the local pharmacy, people gawking as I glugged my methadone with shaking hands, mothers pulling their children closer, as though my addict-genes might infect them.
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Above: Hyper Light Drifter's release trailer (showcasing some of Disasterpeace's music) Another 2016 soundtrack from the mad-for-sadness section is Disasterpeace's Hyper Light Drifter (listen on Spotify), which while possessing flourishes of action-backing bombast, is for the longest time a yearning, aching listen.
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Ditie, from "'I Served the King of England," is representative: He's whiling away his time as an apprentice waiter in a series of crumbling hotels, scooping ice cream into his boots to cool his aching feet, when he bumbles into history by marrying a Nazi.
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Rios did so to "describe the hurt he feels and to sort of yell for help," said Matthew Dietz, a Miami attorney who represents the family, Since then, Rios has been in Aventura Hospital's psychiatric ward, a place Soto said he's aching to leave.
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And then there was her own huge, aching secret that she had kept close since the age of 11, that she was gay and damned to hell for it, much as she spent long nights in bed bargaining with God to let her off.
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It is unclear whether the dog in the clip, who is named Electra, was picked up as a stray by Inland Valley Humane Society or if she was surrendered by a previous family, but it is clear that she is aching to make someone happy.
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The flood of rope belts, artisanal prints, and safari hats seen at Anna Sui, Rejina Pyo, Rosetta Getty, and more had us reaching for our passports and aching to book a flight (or, for those balling on a budget, just read Eat, Pray, Love).
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Plucked and arpeggiated harp, aching violin, and a syrupy string section pack into a concise pop structure and burst at the seams, yearning to expand beyond the limits of McCartney's melody line yet kept from gooping over the edges of the song's airtight space.
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JUST before he took the stage at Don't Tell Mama to perform a sensitive rendition of "She's a Woman," an aching love song from the musical "Kiss of the Spider Woman," James Corden had been preaching his gospel on how to be a popular entertainer.
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Because I could only rent one disc at a time, I found myself aching for the series in the days between receiving the next installment; it was my first real experience with compulsive watching, even though getting through all eight episodes took me weeks.
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Saturday's result will underscore Biden's resilience after an uninspiring campaign that has included a string of sub-par debate performances, but that has also opened a window into the former vice president's humanity in interactions with voters who, like him, have suffered aching personal bereavements.
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Soon, images flew by like shooting stars: a spinning world that looked like a blue-green chessboard; himself on a stretcher in front of a hospital; his parents, gazing at him with aching sadness as he reached out to them, suffused with childlike love.
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Spotting you only four feet away from the sliding glass door, he gestures for you to come over, and though you are tired and sweaty, with your feet aching and the most important game of the decade hidden inside your underwear, you approach him.
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If the underlying point of this book is to draw attention to himself as a future Democratic leader for a party aching for one, then his thumping re-election as mayor in a state Trump captured with 56 percent is quite a selling card.
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Launching her third issue, the deceptively titled "Issue Two," this Thursday, MacKenzie already has her so-called "Mathletes" aching for the release—both the first two issues have sold out and the third, currently available for pre-order, is on track to do the same.
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His rangy build and burining eyes certainly ticked the physical boxes, but he never had a prayer of fully capturing the aching pathos that soaked through every lyric and downstroke Hank Williams ever played, (only Williams' grandson, Hank Williams III, comes close to pulling that off).
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My legs were aching, I'd nearly run out of energy and the prospect of crawling into my sleeping bag suddenly seemed more tempting to me than the busy trudge to the festival's packed southeast corner (the place where the majority of the post-headliner nightlife lives).
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Throughout Westminster Week, they would be fielding questions from spectators and owners as specific and general as their practices: about breed genetic problems; refractive eye tests (is my Boston terrier nearsighted?), stem cell injections for aching joints; clinical oncology trials; how to care for a first puppy.
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So as I walked the huge (huge as in it took me five hours and aching feet to make it through the entire thing — and I still didn't get to spend as much time with everything as I wanted), sparkling new building, I kept thinking, Finally.
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On the set of their Refinery2495 photoshoot in Soho this month, 2495-year-old Isis Valentino and 24-year-old Alex Belle say that the series' use of the aching yet enchanting breakup ballad was the perfect way to introduce their sound to a wider audience.
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"Just now — amid the surreal and petty squalor of this election year — I'm feeling an aching need for the sort of big-picture (as in life and death) perspective that Don DeLillo provides, so I'm delighted that his 'Zero K' is waiting for me," he said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Andy Murray showed a lot of heart, he definitely showed he was not a quitter but what he now wants to show is that his aching body will not let him down after he survived two bruising five-set encounters at the French Open.
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I felt sick all the time, sick enough to cry (and I often did), the kind of sour-sick that makes its way into your aching muscles and your brain and your bones and regurgitates itself, regenerating again every time you try to eat or drink.
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From the sparse, ghoulish chill of "Take Ya Pik, Nik!!!" to the reverberating judders of "Smash," The Best sees Omar-S in world-building mode, taking his inimitable knack for big house tunes and lacquering them with aching pathos—bravado, weighed down by a world-weary melancholy.
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To every wrong-side of thirty year-old still stubbing cigarettes out on coffee tables at 6 the next morning, everyone who has ever spent entire evenings listening to their terrible teenage CD collection, every aching back on a premature night-bus home: this one's for you.
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So while there is a general sense of relief in the oil patch that a recovery is gaining momentum, discussions at company meetings and family kitchen tables are rife with aching worries, especially among those who are middle-aged with no more than a high school education.
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This aching ode to New York — "my city," Robbins called it in one poem, which "chokes on its breath, and sparkles with its false lights" — feels almost like a eulogy for a vanished city, which enfolded artists and dancers and gave them both freedom and inspiration.
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The installation is more personal and less political than some of Ogboh's previous work, such as his The Song of the Germans (Deutschlandlied) at the 2015 Venice Biennale in which African refugees sang the German national anthem in their first languages, their voices aching with loss.
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Heartbeat City (1984) was a commercial comeback, with five Top 40 singles, but the flushed, percolating electronic sound didn't mesh with their sensibility (except on the aching hit ballad "Drive"), and Door to Door (1987) could have been a pop metal album if only they'd turned up the guitars.
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And on this pleasant but not especially challenging album, he relies on his strength, love songs in the key of blue-eyed soul: the elegantly aching "I Wish You Were Here" (with Miranda Lambert singing lovely harmony) and "Lonely Girl," which shuffles with a kind of prim swagger.
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Don't Wait Until Weeds Have Taken Over Your Lawn While there are plenty of products that can be used to get rid of weeds once they've decided to take up residence, a few preventative measures will end up saving you time (and an aching back) in the long run.
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With my breast inflamed and angry red, streaks running across my chest, my body aching, pain radiating everywhere, and having several small children at home to still care for, I didn't feel I was being dramatic in telling my husband that I needed to get to the hospital.
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Do: Look after your teeth and skinGrooming seems counterintuitive when you're ending up looking like literal hell on earth, but a half-decent skin routine now (face wash, moisturizer, night cream) will buy you precious time before your rotting flesh starts to loosen itself from your aching bones.
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When Wendy Davis thinks back to the marathon filibuster that made her a household name, the first thing to pop into her head isn't aching legs, her beloved pink sneakers, or the slow ticking of the clock as she held the floor of the state Senate for 219 hours.
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Shaq makes three dribbles in the post, heaves his back into him, turns around—almost as if Dudley isn't even there—rises up with his legs splayed as far as possible, practically thrusting his crotch into Dudley, and slams down so heavily you can hear the rim aching.
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We spoke for more than an hour each morning to Amy's group and to runners in nearby tents about the previous stage, or the stage to come, watched as they tended to chafed shoulders and blistered feet, listened to their laughter, and saw their aching bodies begin to stir.
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"One of our most talented biographers and historians, Maraniss has used his prodigious research skills to produce a story that leaves one aching with its poignancy, its finely wrought sense of what was lost, both in his home and in our nation," Kevin Baker writes in his review.
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What to listen for: A dark song called "The Curse Of The Aching Heart," at first played on a 1913 Edison cylinder, and then picked up live on stage by an actor playing the piano, as the disheartened barflies of the play assemble at the start of Act IV.
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According to a new study, adults with lower-extremity joint symptoms like aching, pain or stiffness who get at least one hour of moderate to vigorous exercise every week are more likely to be free of disability after four years than those who do not meet this exercise goal.
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There are a few parallels between Rogers, still in the early stages of her career, and Sharon Van Etten, whose fifth studio album, "Remind Me Tomorrow," marks a shift away from the cold, aching folk of her early releases into something more contemporary without losing its emotional intelligence.
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Adherence to the broadest of EDM pop conventions functions less as selling point than admittance badge; pretty polish, aching melodies, drops that sway rather than crunch — voila, songs perfect for filling dead space on the radio, even if they suggest only a generalized style without approaching a particular one.
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A song like "Falling Apart," Lilac Everything's bombastic, manic early highlight, tells you all you need to know through Emma's aching lyricism: "Tell me how can I build myself up for love if I just keep on crumbling down?" she asks on the song's desperate, painfully mortal bridge.
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But there is one point that I was aching to hear articulated that wasn't covered in the president's speech, and is rarely mentioned in discussions about gun regulations: How our response to gun regulations is not now, nor has ever been, wholly ideological but is also ethnocentric and class-based.
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Our peers have dug deep to share their very first pre-senior moments, whether they be physical (things breaking or aching), psychological (Dear God, people born in 203 are approaching legal drinking age), or simple realizations, like the fact that the cast of Buffy the Vampire Slayer now look like this.
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Players spend countless hours honing their skills, and the competition—and subsequent psychological pressure—can be intense, on top of the adverse physical effects of computer operation that anyone with a desk job (or a writer) can attest to: the aching lumbar, the cement-mixer wrists, the flagging, exhausted eyes.
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Later, in her long goodbye with President Reagan, she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting, aching reality of Alzheimer s, and took on a new role, as advocate, on behalf of treatments that hold the potential and the promise to improve and save lives.
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"Waltz For One" is an jangling plea and love song from the perspective of teenage girl; while on aching fiddle strings "Haldimand County" contemplates colonialism of First Nation communities and the disappointment of a "new world"; and "Yonder White Mare" is an a capella track, emphasizing Schmidt's emphatic, stunning vocals.
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A winner of two Pulitzer Prizes in journalism and one of our most talented biographers and historians, Maraniss has used his prodigious research skills to produce a story that leaves one aching with its poignancy, its finely wrought sense of what was lost, both in his home and in our nation.
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For 19 harrowing minutes, a singer intones Walt Whitman's description of his experiences as a nurse in the Civil War, over of a bed of aching strings and winds: "The Wound-Dresser," John Adams's large-scale Whitman setting for baritone and orchestra, is one of the composer's most powerful works.
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To invoke one of her beloved hits for a scene — the soft passion of "I Say a Little Prayer," the aching heartbreak of "Ain't No Way" or the thundering spirit of "Respect," just to name a few — is to call upon the Queen to carry the weight of the moment.
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The internet's fervor was warranted: The essay, about bringing his son, the sartorial wunderkind, to Paris Fashion Week, is a loving testament to parenting — the pride of seeing one's child in his element, the aching realization that with such autonomy comes greater distance, and the often bumbling attempts at bridging that gap anyway.
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With "Everything," The Killers managed to blend an old world noir with direct, affecting lyrics ("To say the least, I'd thought I'd seen them all/Then you took me by surprise/I'm dreaming 'bout those dreamy eyes") as though they are spoken by someone with an aching heart wandering the Vegas strip.
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The only words spoken in the minute-long spot come from the folk duo, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel singing "America," the 1968 hit about a young traveler who is ''empty and aching'' and doesn't know why, ''Countin' the cars on the New Jersey Turnpike...And they've all come to look for America.
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"Later, in her long goodbye with President Reagan, she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting, aching reality of Alzheimer's, and took on a new role, as advocate, on behalf of treatments that hold the potential and the promise to improve and save lives," the Obamas said.
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Though the president's push to roll back regulations and to boost spending on roads and other infrastructure projects appeals to even the more liberal among a traditionally conservative automotive elite, "Everyone is aching for substantive results," stressed Mike Jackson, the outspoken CEO of America's largest automotive retail chain, Ft. Lauderdale-based AutoNation.
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And it is film that still finds aching drama in the peripheral housing estates of the city's banlieues, beginning with the magnificent rage of Mr Kassovitz's "La Haine" 20 years ago, and continuing with the desolate energy of "Entre les Murs" (2008), say, or the defiant girl power of "Bande de Filles" (2014).
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Skin Deep For all the rejoicing that comes with the arrival of summer, we know that warmer weather brings a new set of beauty concerns: humidity-frizzed hair, newly exposed skin begging for additional SPF, and a problem area or two aching for exfoliating and toning after being covered up for months.
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BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Flexing its muscles as a new-music powerhouse, this stylish ensemble and its music director, Andris Nelsons, bring to Carnegie Hall the New York premieres of George Benjamin's aching song cycle "Dream of the Song" and Sofia Gubaidulina's new work for violin, cello, bayan (a kind of accordion) and orchestra.
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The study, directed by Dr. Nissen and paid for by Amgen, a pharmaceutical company, included more than 500 people with extremely high levels of LDL cholesterol who had tried two or more statins and had reported aching or weak muscles so severe that they said they absolutely could not continue taking the drugs.
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The reason, he decided, would be to tell parts of Mercury's story that weren't widely known — his shyness, his struggle to find his identity, his aching loneliness — and to make younger people aware of the man, and band, behind songs like "We Will Rock You" that still echo through sports arenas worldwide.
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It reinforced within me rules that were written before I was born, rules that made my parents deem it necessary to abandon their real names and adopt American ones — Tony and Kay — so it was easier for others to pronounce, a literal erasure of culture that still has me aching to the core.
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Credit...Simon Brown Bathing is among our oldest self-care rituals: The ancient Greeks regularly soaked their aching muscles after workouts at the gymnasium, and the Romans constructed elaborate thermae — multiroom public bathhouses — throughout their empire from 27 B.C. Today, the tubs might be more technologically advanced but the practice remains deeply soothing.
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During the long scene with Germont, Alfredo's disapproving father, Ms. Oropesa's singing was wonderful, and exquisitely sad in the aching "Dite alla giovine," in which Violetta agrees to give up Alfredo so that his sister's marriage plans will not be derailed by the scandal of the family's new connection to a courtesan.
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If you've been waiting with bated breath to once again hack into computers for lore, hoover up room-after-room of junk items, ponder skill trees, listen to your endearing companions bicker in an elevator, and ask yourself "what could be over that next hill?" then The Outer Worlds will scratch that aching itch.
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The last image of WrestleMania 33 was the Undertaker removing his trenchcoat, hat, and gloves to place them in the center of the ring, with what looked like tears in his eyes, before slowly walking on his broken, aching legs to a rigged elevator, which lowered him into the depths, fist upraised, smoke machines billowing.
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The installation — "Watching Oprah: The Oprah Winfrey Show and American Culture" — is what can only be called so Smithsonian: a mouthwatering, heartwarming, eye-opening, foot-aching conflation of biography, anthropology, sociology, nostalgia, history and insight (about culture, race, gender, technology, media, education, consumerism, economics, beauty, fashion and the law) into a potent dioramic spectacle.
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And the episode leans on the mundane implications: It has the familiar, sorrowful rhythms of terminal illness, from the too-determined cheerfulness of a final Christmas around the tree to Claire's aching pragmatism as she hands off the necessary paperwork and promises Brianna that she doesn't have to go with her for what comes next.
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Ross Douthat Opinion Columnist Like many conservatives, I've taken some pleasure in the hysterical reaction to Kanye West's recent right-wing flirtations: the panic of left-wing cultural consumers who have never had to separate an artist's politics from his art, the aching thinkpieces from white liberals, the anathema from Pope Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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Mark Levin said Thursday that Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE must stop belly-aching about the GOP primary's rules.
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He's a one-man studio band, performing and producing nearly every note on the album, and he has clearly studied other studio obsessives — particularly James Blake, whose aching tenor and intermittent dance beats are clear influences, and Trent Reznor, whose noise and suspense lurk in the ways Mr. Garratt moves between natural-sounding instruments and surreal transformations of them.
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While it's tempting to worry exclusively about the specific individual whose fingers are aching to hit that big red button right now, arms experts are concerned that the demise of the treaty could bring back the Cold War-era nuclear arms race—which is very bad news no matter who ends up sitting behind the Resolute Desk.
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With songs ranging from catchy upbeat toe-tap pop to moody aching tracks like "Strong Enough" which features Ramirez crooning, "I slept in, slept in too late/Burnt my tongue, missed the train/All because of the look you gave me," the record is equally primed for shower singing, festival swaying, and jamming at your desk.
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There are a million things to read on this — and oh boy, do they get technical — but I've found three primary documents particularly illuminating, if you want to dig in: Having absorbed as much of this stuff as will fit in my aching brain, I'm going to try to distill it down to readable, user-friendly language.
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With its second season, creator Jill Soloway expanded the hermetic world that Transparent sketches with such aching precision, by adding an extra layer to the mix: a series of flashbacks to 1933 Berlin, placing the Pfefferman ancestors at the center of Weimar Germany's glamorous scene of gender-bending sexual experimentation, a freewheeling society on the brink of annihilation.
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Last summer, anticipating my own sadness once our sons were at school, I put out the word in our neighborhood that I was happy to be a backup car pool driver or homework wrangler, but the presence of borrowed children in this house, though joyful, is also an aching reminder of the years gone by with my own.
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The aching joints, the creaking backs, the stench of failure — this is reality, this is a future we all face, but who on earth goes clubbing to confront the deeply depressing facets of life that we can barely bring ourselves to think about during our regular waking hours, let alone at 4am in a room full of people in varying states of disrepair?
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"We would at this point also like to reach out to those affected by the London Terror Attack, sending our love and condolences to those who have lost loved ones, our hearts are aching for your loss, may those injured have a speedy recovery," the Curry and Rutherford families said in a statement posted by Guardian journalist Helen Pidd on Twitter.
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Pavel Tchelitchew's "Hide and Seek" (1940-42), which went from being the most popular painting in the Museum of Modern Art's collection to being banished into storage for many years before being placed in a hallway to be passed by, is probably the best known example; "Hide and Seek" suffers from its aching Romantic seriousness, which is hardly a crime.
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Jenkins's masterful film is at its most dazzling when visualizing Chiron's aching desires, catching how his first kiss both electrifies and disarms him, how his eyes linger on that "friend" at a diner, how his wet dreams turn again and again to that one night at the beach where he had that first kiss—the last time he was touched by a man.
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He appeared on Broadway in "The Curse of an Aching Heart," with Faye Dunaway, in 1982, and as the young boss who fires Willy Loman in a popular revival of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" in 1984, with Dustin Hoffman as Loman, John Malkovich as Biff and David Huddleston — another member of the "Big Lebowski" cast, who died in August — as Charley.
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I imagine there is a place of deep rest—not in the resting but after, when the body has forgotten the weight of fatigue or of its many betrayals—how unfair that once I thought it clever to blame my body for the wounds in me: the ankle bulbous and aching, the heaviness in the thigh, and the fat, the encroachment of flesh.
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There is some kind of racial metaphor aching to get out here, but it's either incredibly dumb or kind of evil — particularly because Jakoby is the first orc to be admitted to the LAPD (which nevertheless polices the whole city and all three species) and gives speeches about how orcs, who in days past chose the "wrong side," need to make better choices now.
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In an America where the ruling party seems willing to sacrifice many things — including decency and justice — to reassert white Christian masculinity as the tentpole of the universe, the best picture category offers a contrasting vision: a flaw-free indictment of that same colonial pathology ("Get Out"), a blazing affirmation of young womanhood ("Lady Bird") and an aching gay romance ("Call Me by Your Name"), among others.
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He wrote guidebooks and lectured for the cognoscenti, Americans and Canadians who appreciated the history, topography and perilous beauty of their wilderness strongholds, and for those who hoped to test their mettle on glacial escarpments with rope, ice ax and aching limbs for the reward of standing on the crown of a mountain called Terror or Despair, overlooking a vast panorama of the world.
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My own faith may be thinned by a skeptic nature, but two recent books, "The Devoted," by Blair Hurley, and "The World Is a Narrow Bridge," by Aaron Thier, reminded me why I once believed in God — a hopeful, aching desire that, despite all my flaws, life would turn out O.K. But as each of these captivating novels demonstrates, reassurance is a slippery creature.
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