It's an achingly sad moment from what we've come to realize is an achingly sad man.
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The answer is achingly technical, and boils down to this.
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"She's a faded smile frozen in time," she sings achingly.
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I thought this would be achingly hard — my wine time!
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That positive vision is achingly absent from the Republican field.
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This film is something different, and beautiful, and achingly sad.
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Seen on its own, each production makes this achingly clear.
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And, for now at least, the process is achingly slow.
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Eating it is satisfying, even if it is achingly sweet.
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For years, the company has been achingly familiar with scandal.
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It's tooth-achingly sweet — and the dehydrated blueberries taste fake.
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It is a story both deeply felt and achingly well-told.
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Despite its jokey-sounding premise, this is an achingly sincere book.
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When you're that achingly adorable, you don't need to be nice.
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Mitko is slender and beautiful, utterly at ease yet achingly remote.
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But two recent studies show how achingly slow progress has been.
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Understandably, folks had trouble with how achingly adorable the moment is.
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Like all of Ms. Greenidge's characters, Nymphadora is achingly well drawn.
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The pentimento of the teenage Blasey made her seem achingly vulnerable.
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Measured in deaths — or in economic devastation — it is achingly slow.
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Twitter users have called the ad "heart-achingly beautiful" and "shiver"-inducing.
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It's achingly beautiful, with unnerving performances, but it's not easy to watch.
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On the whole, diaries are rarely shocking but are often achingly relatable.
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To an outsider like myself, it was achingly cool and incredibly seductive.
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The scene is wildly colorful, achingly detailed, and dare I say, beautiful.
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I'm powerful from the force of it, oblivious and achingly hyper-aware.
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It is, in equal measure, belly-achingly hilarious and heart-meltingly soppy.
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The effect is to make every story in Exhalation feel achingly possible.
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It's because the scale and pace of this change are often achingly slow.
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ISTANBUL is an achingly beautiful city, bridging past and future, loss and longing.
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Ground-level winds are achingly slow, moving at just three feet a second.
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But parents and lawyers said those reunions still seemed achingly distant and uncertain.
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The horror is unimaginable, but the images that follow are often achingly beautiful.
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It is creamy and smoky and tart and rich and achingly, beautifully green.
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But, as Ms. Mulligan makes so achingly clear, she doesn't have a choice.
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Yet John's despair is not so much melodramatic as it is achingly banal.
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Shamsie is achingly good at capturing the claustrophobic self-consciousness of British Muslims.
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We were fat before, but with Trump in office, we had become achingly gluttonous.
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It's actually achingly romantic, two hours of brutal self-sacrifice in service of innocence.
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He's also the founder of the highly partisan, often spurious, and achingly irrelevant GotNews.
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Most of the excerpts are achingly romantic, full of the quiet art of empathy.
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"No."
At times he could be achingly sympathetic, even as the reason aroused curiosity.
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It is one of the most achingly sad and subtly constructed novels I've read.
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The internet offers up achingly sweet "cute porn" because those images grab our attention.
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V.A.R. can work, as it proved — admittedly achingly slowly — in allowing Liverpool's winning goal.
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Every time a new season of Broadchurch starts, I become achingly obsessed with it.
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Keith Vaughan's abstractions of the male body are achingly beautiful, though he deeply feared exposure.
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It's the most achingly hip thing you'll hear all month — in the best way possible.
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As the film achingly reviews, when Hull went blind, he entered a frightening new world.
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Lincoln in the Bardo is a beautifully empathetic book, polyphonic and funny and achingly melancholy.
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Before, I would've described this Brahms as "achingly beautiful," and I mostly heard the beauty.
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So, however much this show is a thing of art, it is also achingly physical.
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The Book Loft, in the achingly cute neighborhood of German Village, is a national treasure.
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But it still feels achingly slow-going, on what seems to be an obvious fix.
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When sex is bad, it can be achingly, insanely terrible—weird smells, awkward noises, unpleasant partners.
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He was young, American, gorgeous and wrote compelling songs delivered in a breathy, achingly vulnerable voice.
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For some, that means it should be heavier on the umami than the tooth-achingly sweet.
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And, of course, there are voluminous amounts of voiceover in Knight of Cups: Some is achingly
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For this match, he was up against Canadian Egerton Marcus, both men achingly close to glory.
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But the heart of this song lies in Rebecca's achingly relatable sense of loneliness and alienation.
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Our Planet still focuses on achingly beautiful scenes of life that look undisturbed by human impact.
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This one, an achingly well-intentioned story about Islamophobic harassment, was one of the clumsier attempts.
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Some of these treats are delicious, some are perfectly pleasant and many are achingly, inedibly sweet.
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Mr. Richards's prose is like his guitar playing: intense, elemental, utterly distinctive and achingly, emotionally direct.
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The Saturday Profile PALERMO, Italy — They are by turns gruesome, haunting, tragic and, often, achingly poetic.
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It's extravagant, gaudy, and middle-class aspirational — and yet there is something achingly familiar about it.
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Others see in them a sensual and enticing play of textures, surfaces, and achingly evocative hues.
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And as a result wage growth has been achingly until last year, when U.S. incomes finally surged.
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To write a blowjob—within this social context and with the necessary nuance—is therefore achingly difficult.
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I was into them when nobody else had even heard of them and they were achingly ironic.
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Instead, he is content to deliver extended shots and images that are achingly melancholy, and teasingly cluttered.
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Salty, crunchy objects littered over wet mounds of something achingly delicious, with sauce, with sauce, with sauce.
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Karlstad's achingly detailed nature scenes feature humans and animals in intimate and undefined relations with each other.
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It is achingly specific and grounded in character, sharp and political and funny and delicate and understated.
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Some sections — like the Moroccan tearoom, awash in rainbow light beaming through multicolored windowpanes — are achingly beautiful.
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Even Wamariya's relationship with Claire, who at 15 assumed the role of her guardian, was achingly strained.
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Margaret Talbot reports on Mitski, the indie-pop musician who writes achingly intense songs about private yearnings.
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The bass-baritone Eric Owens, in one of his finest Met roles, makes an achingly vulnerable Jaufré.
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Importantly, these animals aren't starving, nor are they malnourished, but they are achingly close to the starvation point.
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The Shape of Water is achingly tender and humane, and entirely earnest about everything it's trying to do.
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It's like the personal and the universal view of being human presented in such an achingly beautiful way.
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WR stars only last a few hundred thousand years, an achingly brief sliver of time in cosmological terms.
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It's achingly beautiful at times, and there are many moments of genuine heroics—amid the muck and dirt.
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Man, the more you hear about Victorians, the more genuinely, achingly, wretchedly goth they turn out to be.
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Sober and achingly vulnerable, my throat gets thick as I turn to the woman I've been talking to.
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I had to go through that identity shift alone, and it was achingly, exhaustingly hard — and still is.
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The music hurtles through daring emotional shifts, with fiery outbursts one moment and achingly confused expressions the next.
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This runaway hit is achingly beautiful and sweet, and — no joke — a new love story for the ages.
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The seemingly up-for-grabs treat looks achingly delicious, but in true Halloween fashion, it's actually a trick.
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With its achingly slow build and understated performances, "The Clovehitch Killer" strains to surmount its lack of urgency.
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Like the slapstick over Brexit, Edward St. Aubyn's quintet of novels can be scaldingly funny and achingly poignant.
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The Book of M is right up there with Station Eleven: achingly beautiful literary novels about a changed world.
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The relentless message is of the need for representation and resistance, packaged in sunny music and achingly cool visuals.
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But after more than 20 hours roaming Sony's unnecessarily sprawling and achingly misguided open world zombie game, I'm numb.
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The two takes on "Vanishing Grace," though, are achingly beautiful, with the second, bracketed "Childhood," accompanying that giraffes scene.
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Adam's film will either be stunningly beautiful or achingly self-centered; either way, Hannah doesn't want to see it.
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LONDON — There's a whole lot more to British actor Tom Hiddleston than his achingly chiselled good looks, you know.
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In fact, it's so achingly spot-on you'll be cheering her on like you have been all awards season.
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On the one hand, that is natural; the losses in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan were surprising and achingly close.
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On Mr. Andrews's revolving set, Mr. Foster's Stanley hulks around, explosive and combative, yet somehow achingly displaced and vulnerable.
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The familiar tough talk and gallows humor among cops seem achingly poignant when the last days are at hand.
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The intro is achingly adorable and sets up the themes of the game very well — family, sacrifice, and growth.
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She signed a deal with Merge Records for her achingly romantic, darkly realistic portrayal of love on Silver Tongue.
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"Pain and Glory" can be achingly sad, but its pleasures, rainbow hues and humor keep it (and you) aloft.
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Other times, it's achingly beautiful as you stumble through a ruined landscape while ambient rock plays in the background.
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But for some new and newish mothers, "The Letdown" may feel so achingly familiar that it's just about unwatchable.
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The text brought out Coplandesque musical warmth, with achingly lyrical lines written with Ms. Fleming's sumptuous voice in mind.
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They were achingly close to passing a similar bill last year, until a small clot of senators blocked it.
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Yet the Great American Desert was dry, achingly flat in large measure and water-starved compared with the Midwest.
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Trump boasts of being a great negotiator, so perhaps he has another "secret plan," but it all remains achingly vague.
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The pose felt achingly familiar, conjuring memories of perching on my own teenage bed, toward a landline on the floor.
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And then there are ones that are just so achingly cute you can't help but love them despite their faults.
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The very name of these achingly retro-looking headphones is hallowed among the audio lovers who've gotten to hear them.
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His own "Variations Fantômes" inhabited a similarly dreamy and achingly chromatic world filled with liquid chords and light trembling ornaments.
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Wearing gauzy red robes with extravagantly long trains, Mr. Costanzo and Ms. Bridges seem at once otherworldly and achingly real.
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After spending tens of thousands of dollars, crossing numerous international borders, and risking their lives, they were now achingly close.
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The stories are achingly open to the vulnerability that comes with forming attachments and the surprising difficulty of breaking them.
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Posted a few days before we met in November, the video has 250,2000 likes and the comments are teeth-achingly positive.
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Sometimes it means expressing iron intellect and rigorous truth that bonds us all in the achingly profound wisdom of no escape.
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That's good news for some people who found the iPad Pro hand-achingly huge and wanted something a little more traditional.
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Off to the north, tickling an achingly blue sky, the pristine pinnacles of the Himalayas whispered a promise of fresh air.
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"Only two months ago Cedric was heart-achingly replaced with a new porcelain canine, Frederick," a Sweet Afton spokesperson told Mashable.
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Once there, he's forced to remember and engage with an achingly painful past he's made every effort to run away from.
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She turns her batty charm into a self-lacerating weapon, revealing achingly painful subtexts in her stammers and clenched facial expression.
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That issue is achingly tedious, but it looks as though the Europeans have woken up and moved to fix that situation.
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For one thing, much of what they have to say is both achingly funny and so pathetic it verges on tragic.
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Mr. Kaine, who a year ago was left achingly short of becoming vice president, was especially triumphant in speaking to supporters.
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She's become a professional skeptic — her job is debunking bogus departure claims — with a secret: She still, achingly, wants to believe.
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They are giving eloquence to wounded, inarticulate souls from a lost era that, for the moment, feels achingly like the present.
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Harrison knew his time was growing short, and his pleas to see, be with, and go with the Lord sound achingly earnest.
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The achingly slow talks on the next MFF might be considered the painful transition between the old world and the new one.
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The work required to do that can be achingly dry: the best financial analysis is rigorous to the point of rigor mortis.
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It's another one of those achingly familiar and mundane exchanges too, where you both pretend to be too cool for online dating.
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Henry Golding is so achingly cool these day that he may even have fooled you into thinking he's always been that way.
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Manchin still relishes his time as his state's chief executive (2005-2010) and almost achingly longs for that kind of role again.
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The Forbidden Planet's achingly brief orbital period of 1.34 days is the shortest to ever be detected by a ground-based telescope.
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But if pre-beach styling sounds too contrived (reminiscent of achingly thematic Coachella "festival fashion"), there are practical benefits to styling, too.
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In the final stretch of the film, the pain they've caused, and the impossibility of atoning for it, is made achingly clear.
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Because an army of sociopathic feminist programmers and campaigners, abetted by achingly politically correct American tech bloggers, are terrorising the entire community.
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That, combined with family loss, infidelity and health scares, offers plenty of comical yet achingly relatable material for the final six episodes.
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If you haven't had enough of achingly cute hippo joy, please take a moment to appreciate the Cincinnati Zoo's Fiona highlights video.
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In much of Frey's music, achingly Romantic harmonies drift to and fro, as if a Mahler Adagio were suspended in zero gravity.
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Schoenberg's achingly chromatic Five Pieces for Orchestra, originally composed in 1909, represents a midway stage in weaning audiences from their dependence on melody.
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Though there's another achingly poignant track, "Wanna Be Missed," Kiyoko says she's not looking to be missed by anyone in particular right now.
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Same for Elizabeth Alexander: achingly beautiful story plus a delicious recipe that I have eaten many times and crave every time I reread.
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Since season 7's July 16 start is achingly far away, loyal GoT fans will have to binge-watch other (lesser?) TV shows.
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This budget makes achingly clear that the Trump administration does not care very much how its cuts affect people in the developing world.
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As he drifts in the sea, certain he will die, he thinks achingly of his four children, to whom this book is dedicated.
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Though observers across the ideological spectrum found her testimony to be achingly credible, it was little match for the machinery of partisan politics.
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In another dish, hwe (raw fish, here yellowfin tuna) huddles over soba in a chilled broth that tastes achingly of sugar and vinegar.
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The message became achingly clear after John himself was shot and killed in 1980; now, in 2018, it is more urgent than ever.
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But when you're building an all-new, precedent-smashing world, everyone assumed you had to start achingly simple before you layered on complexity.
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She was achingly smart and well read, and as we talked about my feelings and childhood, we often discussed theories and psychoanalytic texts.
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The panicked weeks after the Camp Fire, which captured the nation's attention and empathy, stretched achingly into months of slow-paced of recovery.
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I'm still feeling achingly guilty for no reason, so I text with my sister and make plans with my friend for next week.
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He learned that lesson growing up in St. Louis, achingly poor and fatherless and often picked on by other children in his neighborhood.
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Clay Zeller-Townson, who led the ensemble, drew a vibrant performance from the musicians, achingly delicate one moment, punchy and incisive the next.
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The three characters in Abbie Spallen's "Pumpgirl," in an achingly raw Irish Repertory Theater revival directed by Nicola Murphy, are all lonely racers.
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Indeed, the games and humor his works inspire may make me smile, but the emotional heft of their meaning is also achingly present.
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As a professional (and deeply unprofessional) writer, maybe I should be able to outsmart the AI with the achingly human beauty of my words.
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The black influence on his music wasn't something immediately apparent to me at the time, so consumed was I with Morrissey's achingly English words.
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The discourse, achingly knowing and bracingly comical, will ring familiar to fans of Amazon's "Catastrophe" and its gloriously sniping Sharon Horgan, this series's creator.
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Sam Mendes's achingly tender period piece reunited Titanic megastars Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, and neither one of them got much recognition for it.
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Thus, through his skill as an extraordinary draughtsman, Schiele was able to play with a tantalizing eroticism, making his nudes achingly stretch and shiver.
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The weather is finally starting to turn, the sun is still out when you leave work and the time to travel is achingly close.
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It is easy to view towns like Plovdiv — with their quaint streets and carefully preserved, achingly charming architecture — as one-dimensional in their beauty.
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But in the end, all the hype, all the blather, all the posturing, all the media, was about only one achingly obvious thing: money.
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The trio "For Harold Budd" is anchored by an achingly expressive modal melody for flute, evocative of bamboo-flute music in the Hindustani tradition.
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The dusty wastelands of Mad Max, while achingly barren, are rife with enough teases of communities and characters that it never stops being interesting.
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And it was a chance to explore what drives this man and his passion for counseling and teaching hoops in this achingly beautiful land.
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A patent application is no guarantee whatsoever, and companies regularly file them for dustbin products and methods that range from achingly mundane to completely impractical.
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To make it resonate in people's minds, one scientist turned dry data points into achingly beautiful music, making the frightening changes to our planet audible.
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But we're now achingly close to making rapid progress on emissions, much more rapid than I think anyone imagined possible just a few years ago.
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She achingly conveyed the identity crisis Brünnhilde faces when, a goddess no longer, she knows her destiny is to love, and be loved by, Siegfried.
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I'm sitting on an upturned crate chatting to Jacob and an achingly cool DJ from New York who is in town en route to Berlin.
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An achingly delicate 90-minute show, it offers a vision of a world in which people can overcome suspicion and fear to find common humanity.
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But the standout is an achingly gorgeous instrumental cover of David Bowie's "Life on Mars" — already arguably one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
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It combines a vague mandate from voters, a furious purism among diehards, a mind-achingly complicated bureaucratic exercise and a volatile international political and trading environment.
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But the situation on that front has changed drastically for the better in recent years, because we're now achingly close to achieving a renewable-energy revolution.
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Just because cars might drive themselves in a few years doesn't mean there isn't room in our lives and hearts for another achingly beautiful Aston Martin.
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But it's also a Western, a post-apocalyptic road movie, and an achingly real human drama about an old man coming to grips with his life.
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Zverev, 21996, was achingly close to the biggest win of his career in the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open against fourth-seeded Rafael Nadal.
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A bad Dreher post can be mean-spirited and overwrought, but when he's at his best his posts are unique: deeply confessional, achingly sincere, intellectually searching.
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At the same time, stories of whispered rumors and being left out will be achingly familiar for readers navigating those waters in the here and now.
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When Mayo gave the world false hope with a promising start in Dirk-less Dallas, the glum and achingly predictable collapse already felt like a certainty.
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" Have Another Pull: "What the general public make of all this will be achingly predictable, because the fifth set was a public trial Kyrgios could never win.
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If only for its achingly honest portrayal of what it's like to be a young woman desperate for something — only the specifics of that "something" escape you.
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Call Me By Your Name is the achingly beautiful story of two men (Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet) who fall in love during a heady Italian summer.
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I became achingly aware that I was the only person in this world with a memory, despite the game's constant insistence that it could recall our past.
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The creatures can feel embarrassingly, achingly, real—we watch them grow from eggs to lame fish or whatever to powerful, gym-conquering monsters with actual, genuine compassion.
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It isn't until Casey presses him about his father that he begins to emote, and suddenly that pain of opening up becomes achingly perceptible on his face.
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Even before they meet, Ms. Marion (in her New York stage debut) and Mr. Sherman make these two refugees from the Island of Misfit Toys achingly endearing.
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Achingly respectable yet also a total pisstake, The Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg combines the best of blue blood Old Europe with the crony capitalism of the New.
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Larry Page, who runs Alphabet, Google's parent company, has become a recluse, and even Sundar Pichai, Google's achingly pleasant chief, declined to appear at last week's hearings.
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The Handmaid's Tale After two episodes, "The Handmaid's Tale" has shown that it excels at placing the horrific, the surreal and the achingly mundane side-by-side.
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It's 1996, and Wayne's achingly lonely narrator is enrolled in Columbia's M.F.A. program, where he finds solace in an unexpectedly intense friendship with a fellow student, Billy.
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Covering all things intimacy from an achingly human perspective, each episode feels like falling asleep on your lover's chest, listening to the unique rhythm of their body.
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One of the casualties of the recent purge is the great poet Michael Madhusudan Dutt, who wrote achingly about his belated embrace of his native language, Bengali.
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So many texts, so many achingly awkward, occasionally robotic, deeply-embarrassing-when-out-of-context messages that unveiled a very addled man in the throes of something.
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The 'League Of Legends' Worlds opening ceremony was a huge holographic hip hop show Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video
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This achingly poignant documentary by Menachem Daum and Oren Rudavsky investigates a debate in which dueling narratives collide — just as they do everywhere in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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A meeting with Club Brugge, of course, was hardly the sort of achingly glamorous meeting Leicester had craved for the club's first-ever game in the Champions League.
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Here, his writing is poignant and achingly beautiful — so much so, in fact, that I occasionally had to put the book down to avoid weeping on the subway.
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Uzi's friendly chatter, going round and round in a never-ending melodic spiral, adorns clattery metallic percussion and a shiny hypnotic electroloop, at once mechanical and achingly pretty.
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Sepetys is an absolute master of suspenseful historical fiction that plunges you into dangerous political moments, showing the life-or-death stakes for characters who seem achingly real.
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This year, London celebrates 150 years of Blue Plaques: these tiny, ceramic homages to London's greatest and most eccentric — and on rare occasion, most achingly virtuous — city dwellers.
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Music stores were becoming rarer and rarer, and ever harder to navigate, because they were full of achingly hip teenagers; the radio offered nothing but indecipherable millennial pop.
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Horn's work with human-machine connectivity achingly refigures the human body into an almost automated energetic substance that can charm like Chaplin in the film Modern Times (1936).
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The partisan dance around the issue has become achingly familiar -- a play in three parts: A mass shooting -- in a school, in a church, at a concert, etc.
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But whatever damage done by Kroll is made up for by Edgerton and Negga, whose on-screen chemistry isn't so much electric as it is raw and achingly vulnerable.
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These pieces, referred to in Vouge by the artist as "suspended sculptures," can be attached to various contact points on the purse by achingly delicate gold-plated brass chains.
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Finally, after three achingly slow days since Niantic made the update announcement, the latest version of Pokémon Go appears to have been fully rolled out in the App Store.
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I've watched basically every kind of computer cable imaginable in the past 30 years take an achingly long time to propagate through the industry, and it's always a hassle.
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For a while, they're achingly happy, with the kind of joy that can only be expressed through expansive, slow-roll montages of exploratory sex and dappled sunlit days together.
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The many who stayed were treated to an excellent performance, achingly sustained in the opening Andante, vibrantly taut and energetic in the Allegros, featuring virtuoso soloists from the orchestra.
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The most cryptic character of all is Nils, and who better to play him than Mr. Skarsgard, whose work in the BBC One series "River" was so achingly good.
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The inner monologue when you just can't believe you're spending time with that one person who makes your heart jump into your throat—these things are achingly, hilariously real.
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Released this week from Numinous Games after years of development, That Dragon, Cancer is his family's grief transformed into a game, their private tragedy made public and achingly loud.
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The resumption of classes at the school on Tuesday was a joyous, achingly needed milestone on the plodding path back to normality in Puerto Rico's newest era: After Maria.
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But as with the show's first part, this segment gives us an almost achingly ordinary-seeming type — the narcissistic, superficial urban singleton — and strips it to its disquieting core.
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It's about cults, and teen girl friendships, and how the one can come to feel achingly like the other; it's also about the shattered utopian dreams of the 1970s.
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Prodigy brought to his lyrics a no-nonsense personality and a vivid eye for detail in sometimes achingly poetic evocations of cruel street life in the Queensbridge housing projects.
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The distancing from the real Lewis registers as a commercial calculation, as does the emphasis on Maud and Everett's relationship, which here evolves into an achingly moving love story.
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Further rejection by her sister leads Angela down a harrowing spiral of self-destruction, achingly rendered by JP Moraga (who is described in the program as a gender nonconformist).
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Like James Blake and the xx, Sampha creates achingly beautiful soul and R&B music with heavy electronic influences, and he tops his lilting songs with strikingly personal storytelling.
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"The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind," the directing debut of the actor Chiwetel Ejiofor, is so worthy, so earnest and so achingly sincere that it's almost painful to criticize.
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Trader Joe's sells a ton of pumpkin and pumpkin-spiced products in large part because they have stumbled on something that is achingly perfect for what they're trying to do.
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In nine tracks, most of which stretch past nine minutes (with the achingly light "Beauty in Falling Leaves" pushing past 16 minutes), Yob delivers its most impassioned album to date.
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Together, Baker and Prince make it achingly clear what Moonee knows, and what Moonee doesn't know, and what Moonee doesn't think she knows but can somehow sense all the same.
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The dialogue in the final scene with the main character's mother is achingly sad, and even the thought of the last two lines is enough to make me well up.
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It is a poignant way to examine the genetics of schizophrenia: his own family's history of mental illness leads him to studies of other families "achingly similar" to his own.
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This one, arriving eight years after "Center Stage: Turn It Up" aired on Oxygen, follows in its predecessors' achingly-arched footsteps: It's heavy on dance and light on convincing dialogue.
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Mr. Molina makes achingly clear that even as Don is churning with doubt, he knows his love can best be expressed by acceding to Pam's wrenching but carefully considered decision.
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She also makes achingly clear how deeply Darja loves and misses her son, for whom she will do just about anything, although she's bound by circumstances that repeatedly thwart her.
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And this god's dilemma, the way he has enslaved himself, as he tells Brünnhilde, by finagling with covenants he is supposed to enforce, came through achingly during this heartbreaking scene.
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For nearly 17 years, the station has sat unused — achingly missing from the New York City subway map — even as a new sprawling World Trade Center complex has sprouted aboveground.
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And nowhere is that sense of a wayward soul trying to find companionship and peace more achingly apparent than in the Mary Tyrone offered by the unerringly fine Lesley Manville.
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But the achingly dense chromatic harmonies of the slow movement were rendered with loving care by the Accademia players, a reminder of the consistent high standards of this valuable ensemble.
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Did I ever imagine, during my anxious, closeted childhood, that I'd live long enough to see a movie like "Moonlight," Barry Jenkins's brilliant, achingly alive new work about black queerness?
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Fire and Hemlock considers the romantic bond between Polly and Tom, the one that begins when Polly is a child and Tom an adult, to be achingly beautiful and poetic.
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I came achingly close to capturing Paris with the German army in 1914, with three exhausted armies churning through the fields of and farms of northeastern France like a dissipating hurricane.
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But she's been a particular bright spot on Amazon's Transparent, where she took the role of Rabbi Raquel and made every inch of the character's vulnerability and determination feel achingly real.
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But it was still our place of unadulterated childhood imagination and community, where the scary and beautiful lived side by side, the achingly sad and unrelentingly hopeful sang in harmony together.
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Kate tried to entertain via Madonna, Kevin drew in Sophie (and Kate's other friends) with a Princess Bride theme, and Randall drew a heart-achingly small crowd with his magic bash.
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Setting you up with another set of pioneers, Sónar by night on Friday plays host to a leg-achingly spectacular six-hour session from New York house bosses, Masters At Work.
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It was cruelly, bitterly, achingly cold, with the sharp Bradfordian air slicing through jackets, bobble hats and human bone, each gust of wind like a shard of glass through our flesh.
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Of course, these are small and few data points, but that's the problem with e-cigarettes: They are still a relatively new technology, on which we have achingly scarce scientific data.
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A beautiful Spanish free kick drifts achingly beyond three Spanish players, and they IMMEDIATELY sprint to referee Bjorn Kuipers to argue that Pique and Ramos were held and deserve a penalty.
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Meanwhile, Guy Pearce, the one well-known member of the cast, monitors events from an achingly beautiful Norwegian fjord — straight out of a 19th-century Romantic poem, if you're tracking influences.
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Dan, the muted young I.R.A. terrorist of "High Dive" (Knopf), Jonathan Lee's achingly good new novel, allows himself a moment during the mid-nineteen-eighties to contemplate Northern Ireland's sectarian divide.
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He taps into the heady sense of a movement exploding but also offers a clear glimpse of the intently focused, achingly vulnerable teenager who finds herself at its white-hot center.
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As Merab's passion grows, "And Then We Danced" becomes more achingly poignant, reaching a mournful climax during a stunning tracking shot that follows Akin's lovesick protagonist through a lively wedding party.
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To say that technology has had a significant impact on dating in the last five years would be like saying ice cream is a tasty treat: achingly obvious and a massive understatement.
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This specific car fetched over a million more than expected because it, along with being achingly beautiful, was a show car on the stands at the 1962 Turin Auto Show in Italy.
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And as a $988 million business, it's easy to see why any executive would be seduced by its large size, despite diminishing by an achingly slow 6563 percent a year on average.
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Brace yourself for an emotional journey through our latest episode of "Trailer Mix," which depicts an achingly beautiful romance between Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) and Janis Ian (Lizzy Caplan) in Mean Girls.
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All that extra body volume presents issues for the achingly slow process of diffusion, which inspired Woods and his colleagues to explore how these lanky Antarctic titans manage to get enough oxygen.
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Barely brighter than other chunks of metal we've put in space, and with an achingly short six-month lifespan, the giant "disco ball," is more of a publicity stunt than anything else.
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Mozilla's Firefox browser will start blocking Flash content "not essential to the user experience" from August 2016, the company said today, helping to hasten the achingly slow demise of the aging plugin.
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"The Ruins of Lifta," an achingly poignant documentary by Menachem Daum and Oren Rudavsky, investigates a debate in which dueling narratives collide — just as they do everywhere in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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What they do share, as well as insist upon in varying degrees, is the achingly poignant tension between completeness and incompleteness — between the desire for more and an acceptance of the given.
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But oh, that music is achingly lovely, and so is Jack O'Brien's somber direction, with the lurid lights of the carousel gleaming relentlessly out from between choreographer Justin Peck's ever-moving dancers.
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But it's hard to get too hung up on any flaws when most of the cast, particularly the inimitable Jennifer Lopez, delivers a performance as unapologetically glamorous as it is achingly human.
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And "Real Tight" is one of the most pop-adjacent tracks he's ever made, complete with a swelling chorus and some of the most achingly personal lyrics in the Methyl Ethel canon.
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I think it's an incredibly personal look at the financial, familial and human repercussions of the fastest growing major economy in the world and an achingly beautiful piece about modern life in China.
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A week after we got an achingly short glimpse of Kingsman: The Golden Circle — the sequel to 2015 spy comedy success Kingsman: The Secret Service — we've now been blessed with a full trailer.
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But with Trump hewing to a narrow course to the 1,237 delegates needed to the secure the nomination, and anti-Trump forces achingly close to denying him that, every state and delegate counts.
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For a master-level course on digital love, however, one might turn to the 1998 book The Joy of Cybersex — whose author did an achingly optimistic interview with Wired just two days later.
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What stunned Ms. Vogel when she read it, though, as a 22-year-old graduate student at Cornell, came later in the play: a frankly erotic, achingly romantic, rain-splashed female love scene.
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Subversive and achingly beautiful, the album was a marked departure from the mischievous alt-country albums Ms. Lang and Mr. Mink had been making together, and its anniversary summons up more than nostalgia.
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Presidential elections were achingly close: In 1888, Grover Cleveland won the popular vote but lost to Benjamin Harrison in the Electoral College, fueling a sense that the political process no longer worked properly.
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And the cast for this intense, achingly tragic tale looks enticing, including the appealing baritone Joshua Hopkins as the innocent Billy and the ardent tenor Matthew Polenzani as the guilt-ridden Captain Vere.
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Bitcoin long ago stopped being useful for actually buying things (partly because of its rocketing value and partly because of achingly-slow transaction times), so the questions facing speculators are: is this a bubble?
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Though the book eventually becomes about Sophie and the BFG embarking on a determined mission to stop the giants from eating people, its most remarkable scenes are quieter, wistful, and at times, achingly lovely.
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The director John Crowley's achingly beautiful "Brooklyn" travels to the New York City borough in the early 1950s with Eilis (Saoirse Ronan), an Irish lass looking for better opportunities than those in her country.
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I grew up in an achingly conservative, Christian family tucked into Middle America's middle class, where everyone changed with the door locked, and our thick family photo albums held almost no bare baby butts.
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A handoff led to a rip right up the middle seam of Texas Tech's defense, and somehow, achingly, inch-by-inch, they crossed the goal line despite being mobbed by red jerseys. Wait. What?
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They were unable to see that our objection to Trump was an achingly particular phenomenon that transcended party tribalism and went to the core of who we are as a people and a country.
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Looping backward and forward — and using no fewer than three types of film stock — this first narrative feature from Gabe Klinger seduces with breathtakingly gorgeous visuals that feel both achingly nostalgic and elegantly modern.
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If the legal hurdles involved in keeping a big-money real estate transaction both fast and transparent can be negotiated, why not apply the same tactics to the achingly slow process of appeals courts?
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Sleep is supposedly a great equalizer — "th'indifferent judge between the high and low," as the Elizabethan poet Philip Sidney once wrote — but Reiss makes it achingly clear that sleep is anything but democratically distributed.
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For every pit-ready and/or skank-worthy tirade against injustice such as "Bully in Blue" and "Babylon of Ours," there's a more nuanced song that frames Navarro's activist outlook in achingly personal terms.
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Martin's fellow middle-school misfit co-stars, Tucker Meek, JD McCrary, and Thalia Tran, are heart-achingly earnest, in the best possible sense, which will prompt even the iciest adult to care about their plight.
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The achingly beautiful Call Me By Your Name could net young Timothée Chalamet best actor consideration at the Oscars, with castmates Armie Hammer and Michael Stuhlbarg hot on his heels with their equally moving performances.
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Someone who made us laugh, who thrilled kids with his sinister and sensitive portrayal of Snape, and who made us sob with his achingly beautiful portrayal of grief with Juliet Stephenson in Truly, Madly, Deeply.
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In that respect, this 10-episode HBO series puts faces on a conflict often seen -- especially in the U.S. -- from a distant aerial view, bringing the loss, pain and senseless circle of violence achingly home.
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He shot the movie in the summer of 1970, after the first Vietnam draft lottery was instituted, and it is populated with achingly young men as they become a marching, shooting, "Yes, sir"-ing unit.
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Some of the families described in these studies had a crisscrossing history that was achingly similar to my own: one sibling affected with schizophrenia, another with bipolar disorder, and a nephew or niece also schizophrenic.
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Indeed, quantitative investing is a broad church that can include everything from the relatively simple to achingly complex algorithmic strategies that mine vast seas of digital data for faint but profitable signals across financial markets.
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"We'll be home in December / The leaves don't fall from the trees / As long as you remember you are always with me," Pryor achingly sings before the song picks back up into the driving punk rhythm.
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Those qualities begin and end with its heroine, the blistering, excitable Diane Lockhart (played by the inimitable Christine Baranski), who takes over the series' lead role from The Good Wife's achingly melancholic Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies).
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And for many of the emergency workers, that meant rushing to a scene that was achingly close to home: the county's main high school, where they once studied, or where they send their children every day.
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"The Irishman," which will be released in November, has already stirred up Oscar talk, as has "Marriage Story," an achingly personal, painfully intelligent (and also funny) study of marital discord, starring Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson.
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As for the reunion itself... Whether you "ship it" or just appreciate the enduring friendship between these deeply damaged but achingly altruistic heroes, you can't deny that the show comes alive any time they share the screen.
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Rosie and Lilo, natural selfie and hashtags pros, fill their account with heart-achingly adorable shots of them palling around with their canine squad, climbing trees, going to the vet, trying on outfits and, of course, cuddling.
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Mr Eno is offering the same invigorating lessons as Thornton Wilder's "Our Town"—that even the smallest details of life are achingly lovely in hindsight—by way of a discursive monologue that would have pleased Samuel Beckett.
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Everyone who writes and thinks and talks about politics is now achingly familiar with mobilizing the base, with the gap between college educated and non-college whites, Latino turnout and black turnout, "millennials," and all the rest.
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But that was time enough for Mr. Kenney to offer a spellbinding, thoroughly honest performance that revealed his architect's eye for structure and space and a tone that ranges from the achingly fragile to full-bodied robustness.
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It could be an achingly wistful "I Want You" (sung to perfection by Ryan and Caitlin Houlahan) or an improbably reborn "Like a Rolling Stone," with a tambourine-rattling Winningham flailing like a sheet in the wind.
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And the Met has assembled a matchless cast, led by the lovely soprano Kristine Opolais, who gives a vocally lustrous and achingly vulnerable performance as Rusalka, the water nymph who falls in love with a human prince.
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Compared to Isolation, SpitBlaze's Ghost Hospital is at once more playful (it's a cute, 16-bit style RPG with adorable ghost characters) and more achingly real, with "VO" from the main character's inner thoughts that is pure poison.
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By showing how achingly normal Coy and her family were, they could put a face — an adorable, impish face — on an issue that many people at the time were not just unfamiliar with but also stigmatized and feared.
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The achingly tender duck breast, on the other hand, was a clear invitation to attack, and so I did — though the cunning side pleasure to this dish was the leg, which had been refashioned into a magnificent chorizo.
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By the end of this extraordinary work, it is achingly clear that for the migrants, even those lucky enough to cross the English Channel, home will never again be more than a memory, and an infinitely fragile illusion.
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It's an achingly moving performance that's shrewdly balanced by a small, heart-heavy turn from Richard Schiff as Anthony's lawyer, an anti-death row activist whose sagging affect suggests that he's spent a lifetime fighting a losing battle.
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On the other hand, he made achingly plain, there are some things you can't buy your way out of: the frailty of life, the randomness of nature, the strangling terror of a parent with a deathly ill baby.
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" Over 20 achingly detailed pages, the surgeon disassembles Bruno's face and bears down into it, "into the paranasal and maxillary trenches, the nasopharynx, the orbital cavities, and into the tumor itself, the entrances he'd carved through its mass.
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From the achingly spatial "Maggot Brain" to the literal and figurative brightness of "Flashlight," the music was at once deeply soulful, unabashedly joyous and invested in exploring the far-out sounds made possible via the era's emerging audio technology.
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The digital one takes up a whole wall, with the movie reflected on the marble floor below; as the camera pans at an achingly slow pace, the myriad objects look as if they disappear into a pool of water.
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The scattered moments you're able to piece together early on paint an unsettling picture, but those isolated horrors start to make a different, more achingly painful kind of sense as you form connections and uncover more of the truth.
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Similarly, it's also possible that many who are cheering for Trump's downfall—and who have been achingly searching for some kind of magic bullet to take down Trump for the last year—will come out disappointed in this scenario.
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Ms. Ciciriello, a fishmonger who became the procurer and sommelier of Milan's renowned Alice restaurant, has spent 30 years of achingly early mornings here at Italy's biggest fish market, and she feels entitled to smuggle journalists into her turf.
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Germany has addressed World War II and Nazi atrocities, although these achingly difficult parts of its history may be impossible to atone for fully, but it still has not even begun re-examining its colonial era properly, critics say.
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Intercut between the steadily increasing chaos at Litchfield Penitentiary in the present, the flashbacks to Poussey's final meandering night as a free woman are beautiful, and achingly sad given what happens to her at the end of the episode.
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Sense8's faith in human kindness could make the show hopelessly naive, and it certainly revolves around an achingly sincere belief: that if we all tried to love each other, maybe we'd make this whole planet Earth thing work out.
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Twitter has suffered due to its achingly slow reaction to harassment in the past, allowing offenders to remain on the service for years, and waving off clear cases of abuse for apparently not breaching the terms and conditions of the site.
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They are the subtlest, the most achingly beautiful, and the most meaningful to me of the show because they are infused with the finesse of sensually embodied flows of virtuality that speak both to our exalted emotions and everyday electronics.
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Spotify says it's perfect for road trips and parties, but even more fun may be deleting all the achingly cool tracks off your friend's carefully cultivated mixtape while they're asleep and replacing them with hundreds of versions of Aqua's "Barbie Girl."
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Instead, it reflects the more noteworthy differences in being a teenager now than 10 years ago; the fluidity of sexuality, the irrelevance of race and the aspects of adolescence that remain unchanged — the sunny, youthful highs and the achingly dark lows.
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This heat drives our planet&aposs geologic processes: Volcanoes and hot springs are taps into the molten fire under our feet, and the achingly slow grinding movements of the continental and oceanic plates themselves are compelled by Earth&aposs own energies.
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The Belgium team built around Enzo Scifo and Jan Ceulemans had come achingly close in 1986, going out in the World Cup semi-finals to eventual winners Argentina, and felt destiny on their shoulders as they faced England at Italia '90.
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It's finished in achingly on-trend driftwood in Inscription models, and its grain is painstakingly laid in the direction the car moves, as if Thomas Keller had spare time to draw cockpits while shuttling between Per Se and the French Laundry.
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Recorded at a San Francisco studio owned by the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, Half Naked features cameos from vocalists Roland Harper and Richard Kennedy and finds Monaco leaning into complex, guitar-tinged pop—with achingly beautiful and unabashedly sexy results.
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Beagle's achingly tender, sorrowful account of the campaign is a reminder of the enormous political power that disenfranchised people can have when they are unified en masse — and of how wastefully that power can be squandered by an incompetent leadership.
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It is telling, then, that although Gayatri is achingly clear in her letters about why she chose to flee, Myshkin fixates on an affair she once had rather than the many ways in which she declares herself an autonomous person.
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Two dozen of her portraits are on view in "Alice Neel, Uptown," an affectionate, rooted, and at times achingly nostalgic exhibition at David Zwirner gallery that concentrates on her relationships with fellow Harlemites, most of them black, Latin American or Asian.
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In an achingly honest and intelligent recent essay for Vanity Fair, Monica Lewinsky reflects on her life and the changes in American society since the 1998 investigation led by Ken Starr publicly disclosed her affair with then-President Bill Clinton.
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Director Barry Jenkins has somehow figured out how to envelop this turbulent story — a poor black boy endures soul-scarring rites of passage as he grows up to be a very troubled gay man — in an atmosphere that's achingly tender and even beautiful.
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Though it's not the most predictable travel destination, the country of Georgia is increasingly drawing tourists to Eurasia, thanks to its resorts along the Black Sea, the culturally thriving capital of Tbilisi, and a landscape that includes lush forests and achingly beautiful mountains.
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A scene that made me achingly homesick for Manhattan while screening the film at the Toronto Film Festival shows Jack and Lee wandering the Upper West Side, munching on a Zabar's baguette and complaining about the legendary appetizing shop's terrible customer service.
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Until Mr McAuliffe's order, which came as a surprise, he had been considering the reinstatement of such rights as all Virginia governors have since the mid-210s: on a case-by-case basis, making for an achingly slow and sometimes erratic process.
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The 'League Of Legends' Worlds opening ceremony was a huge holographic hip hop show Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video New 'Westworld' Season 3 trailer is a creepy ad about the future of our data
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The new variety, Vegemite Blend 17, is sold in achingly artisanal packaging that includes an unnecessary cardboard box, a gold-colored lid and a price tag more than double that of a traditional jar, coming in at 7 Australian dollars, or nearly $5.50.
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The Bookshop Band is not just good but achingly good — listen to its soulful lament "Accidents and Pretty Girls," based on Ned Beauman's novel "The Teleportation Accident" — and it played a resonant 20-minute set for me and a few lucky droppers-in.
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The inky black-and-white illustrations have cinematic pacing: abrupt scene stops feel like jump cuts; a few frames in a row that show the same scene at an airport parking lot take on the look of an achingly lonely long shot.
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"You're still alive in alternate universes, Theo, but I live in the real world, where this morning you're having an open-casket funeral," begins this achingly sad young-adult novel narrated by a young man whose first love and best friend has died.
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The best movie nominated in this category, The Breadwinner is an achingly sincere and bittersweet tale of Parvana, a young girl in Taliban-era Afghanistan, who is forced to help care for her family when her father is carted off to prison.
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It's mostly a series of achingly simple, spare, sad reunions between characters who've spent seasons apart (Tyrion and Podrick, Brienne and the Hound, etc.), punctuated by short bursts of hair-raising drama (Dany arrives on dragonback, Cersei comes face-to-skull with a wight).
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But in a true lemons to lemonade moment, Willow, who initially seems a little annoyed by the impromptu costar, decides to welcome the butterfly into her shoot, producing photos that are far more heart-achingly adorable than anything the marsupial could have achieved solo.
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Instead of, say, when you snap out of an internet vortex and realize you've been sitting on loo the past 20 minutes, achingly deflated by the discovery that Logan Paul still gets 5.3 million views for a video of him punching an obese pumpkin.
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If you drive through the Mississippi Delta on a typical, achingly hot summer day, you pass former cotton plantations where thousands of black people were enslaved, and as sites where men and women struggled, and all too often died, during the civil rights movement.
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It's an exquisite, achingly moving nonfiction ramble on memory and history, cats and goats, in which JR and Ms. Varda, a vigorous 88, wander from one French hamlet to the next while rummaging through the past, summoning up old loves and searching for lost friends.
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John Taht Washington, D.C. Inside a Broken System Danielle Allen's heart-achingly beautiful history of her cousin—who became a convicted felon at the age of fifteen, was incarcerated for eleven years, and was killed soon after his release—searches for explanations ("American Inferno," July 24th).
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But using drab does not mean creating unremittingly beige rooms: This is not part of the taupe takeover of interiors or even the achingly chic Martha Stewart stories featuring quietly tasteful spaces with collections of drabware and bowls of eggs in various shades of brown and blue.
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"It's become achingly apparent that well before Trump, those who purported to champion environmental justice — primarily Democratic legislators and presidents — did little to codify the progress and programs related to it, even when they were best positioned politically to do so," a 2017 ProPublica report noted.
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Her work is at once firmly stylized and achingly beautiful (the color palette alone is wonderful); it's also lifelike and filled with poignant performances from each character in the story, from Freddy—the nervous "me" of the title—to Laura herself and the rest of the cast.
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Like so many other highly commercialized forms of self-expression — from fast fashion to social media — college dorm room posters are equal parts an achingly earnest expression of one's innermost soul and a once-in-a-lifetime chance to try on a prepackaged, Halloween costume version of a self.
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In this achingly vulnerable collection of essays, Chee delves into the process of writing his first novel, Edinburgh, and in the process dealing with the sexual abuse he suffered as a child — and all of the stories he told himself about it afterward to try to deal with it.
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We definitely got misty at how awkward and shy our OTP were when they first laid eyes on each other again, but there was no stopping the waterworks when they finally kissed — a culmination of 20 years of longing, loneliness and love wrapped up in one achingly romantic moment.
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Moments later we were bounding after him up a stone staircase, down a hallway with a painted sign on the wall that commanded "SILENCIUM," under a low lintel, and into a room with two cots and an achingly lovely view of the sunset over the valley and town below.
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It covers beautiful and rugged terrain, including achingly steep inclines (and those are after the roughly 700 stairs near the start), chaotic trap-door drops into Muir Woods, and tangles of single-track trails over rocks and roots and through thickets of poison oak, among other nasty elements.
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The Shape of Water is an achingly tender fairy tale that celebrates sex, love, art, and empathy; that stands up for the people on the margins; that turns a critical eye toward American hegemony; and that does it all by through a rapturous romance between a woman and a merman.
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That moment is what clinches things for August, what links her to her group irrevocably, in an achingly lovely passage that captures Woodson's spare, elegant language: Our mother was sad-eyed and long-limbed like my father, with graceful hands that always seemed to be reaching for something or someone.
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The entire show — about a gentleman farmer and coal miner in 18th-century Cornwall, torn between two beautiful women — is built around shots of Poldark farming in shirtless frustration, while various women in beautiful gowns say things like, "But what about the mines?" and Cornwall is achingly lovely in the background.
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Inside the compound hundreds of men, children and burqa-clad women wait bad-temperedly in the sun to complete the achingly slow formalities of leaving Pakistan, a country that has hosted legions of displaced Afghans since the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, but now wants to be rid of them.
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The opera begins in the library of the Marquis de la Force (the sturdy baritone Jean-François Lapointe, in his Met debut), who is deeply worried about his fearful daughter, Blanche, here the resplendent mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard, who achingly conveys the fraught and shifting emotions of this complex character.
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She got some strong reviews singing the title role of Dvorak's "Rusalka" in a new production at the Met — Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times that she gave a "vocally lustrous and achingly vulnerable performance" — but she got decidedly more mixed notices for other performances, including as Tosca.
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While it has none of the breathtaking science-fiction shots that made "Gravity" a must-see-at-the-cinema movie, "Roma" is achingly beautiful, shot in the crisp, large-format digital 65mm format, with long, cinematic tracking shots of a re-created 1970 Mexico City and dramatic land and sea-scapes.
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It charts how the achingly slow, often thankless and arduous work of modernising society routinely meets resistance where it should not: getting wages and health care recognised as women's issues, introducing measures to raise the proportion of women MPs, improving child care, increasing the pitifully low rate of prosecutions of domestic-violence perpetrators.
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There's a whole range of emotions here — a scene in the teen-aged big brother's room is actually quite menacing, a tea party with the little sister is achingly cute and the story comes to a sad but satisfying, kooky conclusion, even after you'v been supplanted by a newer, more functional 'bot.
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Make no mistake: Chris Hemsworth is worthy of goofball comedy — achingly so, proven time and again outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe — and his sidekick in this case, Mark Ruffalo's Hulk, is the endearing straight-man, whose big green form has since evolved rudimentary conversational skills that are used to very funny effect indeed.
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You'll still have to wait until next year for your next Furious hit, but for the brave souls who want to watch the entire decalogy in one sitting, you might want to start preparing your body now for more than 15 hours of car chases, skydiving, drift racing, and achingly meaningful glances.
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Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video New 'Westworld' Season 3 trailer is a creepy ad about the future of our data Watch Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson's most iconic scene in 'The Lighthouse' Aisling Bea sings Disney songs during podcast technical difficulties and just wow
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In this achingly poor section of the Brazilian city of Recife, where a water channel has become an acrid open sewer, and clusters of men stand around smoking marijuana while young girls sniff glue from soda bottles, the couple is struggling to raise a baby with disabilities caused by the Zika virus.
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Thomas's directing style is a little more intimate than that of Stranger Things' other directors; in the moments between the episode's action scenes, she lets the neon light of Kali's warehouse hideaway fall over everyone's faces in close-up, illuminating each character just enough to show that they're all still young, still achingly vulnerable.
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There was Debra Granik's emotionally and visually expansive direction of Leave No Trace, Lynne Ramsay's brutal and dreamlike direction of You Were Never Really Here, Tamara Jenkins' emotionally precise and unsparing direction of Private Life, Karyn Kusama's mercilessly tense and forbidding direction of Destroyer, and Chloé Zhao's gorgeous and achingly felt direction of The Rider.
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Iceland's newest reality tv show is set to be a charm you, thanks to its furry and cuddly stars: the tiny, achingly cute kittens who make up the cast of Keeping Up With the Kattarshians, a show created in partnership with the Icelandic Cat Protection Society that's available to stream online from Icelandic broadcaster Nutiminn .
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He plays the character as a kind of anti-heartthrob, with not a wisp of outlaw cool to his behavior, and when he levels his battered looks and charm at women he wants something from, like the unstable Corey (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and the achingly young Crystal (Taliah Webster), you feel nothing but alarm.
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The 'League Of Legends' Worlds opening ceremony was a huge holographic hip hop show Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video New 'Westworld' Season 3 trailer is a creepy ad about the future of our data Watch Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson's most iconic scene in 'The Lighthouse'
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Produced by Judd Apatow and starring baby-faced versions of Jay Baruchel, Seth Rogen, Charlie Hunnam, Jason Segel, and more, the show paints a fairly realistic picture of life as a fledgling co-ed, tackling such familiar topics as the Freshman 213, the pressure of exams, and dorm-room hookups with achingly funny precision.
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Academy voters have been more adventurous in the 21950s, lest you forget that just last February they passed over La La Land, a razzle-dazzle musical about kids pursuing their showbiz dreams while falling in love, for Best Picture in favor of Moonlight, an achingly beautiful gay coming-of-age story told in three parts.
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Watching her face drop, seeing the worry in her eyes and the terror in her expression — it's achingly real and we feel for her, hoping Mateo will be O.K. Jane and Rafael spend the night in the hospital in a cute scene that looks back on the firsts, the big moments and the happier times in their relationship.
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At his Carnegie Hall recital last year he "recalled a distant age of pianism, playing with a judgment far beyond his years and a tone so achingly antique it sounded as if it ought properly to be heard through the crackle and hiss of an old monophonic record," David Allen wrote in The New York Times.
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What was most striking in these minutes was how his thoughts about his current project — about his nephew Briggs, who at that hour was lying paralyzed from the waist down in a Florida hospital bed — rose into the air, as Jones moved, with great tenderness, something achingly open and empty in the motions of his large calm hands.
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Read the Times obituary: Christopher Wong Won, Rapper and a Founder of 215 Live Crew, Dies at 210 June 25 Prodigy, born Albert Johnson, was a hard-nosed rapper who brought to his lyrics a no-nonsense personality and a vivid eye for detail in sometimes achingly poetic evocations of cruel street life in New York.
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Mourinho's Chelsea side featured the likes of Didier Drogba, Andriy Shevchenko and Michael Ballack, assembled and maintained at huge expense alongside club stalwarts like Frank Lampard and John Terry, while Arsene Wenger decided to put out a team led by an achingly youthful Cesc Fabregas, and populated with insubstantial youngsters such as Denilson, Justin Hoyte, Armand Traore and Jeremie Aliadiere.
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Often, instead of wearing what we love and what makes us comfortable, we end up in wild pursuit of the ever-elusive "capsule wardrobe" — resulting in achingly long searches for the right little black jacket, or the perfect pair of jeans — when all we really want to be doing is kicking back in the very clothes we've convinced ourselves we shouldn't wear.
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From our sadly alienated modern standpoint, we behold echoes of '60s girl-group rock & roll ( such as the Ronettes), plus memories of the time the song was written, and finally, memories of those olden days, happy golden days of yore, back when people really did take sleigh rides and frolic in the snow, all painted over musically with an achingly warm wooden glow.
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That will put the Seattle metro area in league with big, transit-served cities like Chicago and Washington, DC. (At last!) Here's a good video intro: Also notable: The measure lost by an achingly close 18,000 votes, which means the beleaguered residents of Detroit will, amid all their other troubles, continue to wrestle with an inadequate and ineffective transit system.
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Try "Adore", a Philadelphia soul ballad and/or precisely crafted period piece so achingly tender it makes your late-'60s/early-'70s harmony group of choice sound pathetically insincere by comparison — Prince is that much sexier, that much schlockier, and even masterpieces like the Stylistics' "You Are Everything" and the Delfonics' "La-La Means I Love You" don't quite melt into the stars with such stylized passion.
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In fact, two of the most beautiful works in the exhibition are the videos This Brutal House, which features an achingly slow-motion hip-hop dance move executed in large-scale hi-def sound-drenched single-channel projection, and The Inhumans, which is a dark room hosting a multi-screen choreographed martial arts fight scene evoking Raft of the Medusa and Blade Runner at the same time.
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Masturbation references aside, "From the Dining Table" is a really poignant song about loss ("We haven't spoke since you went away / comfortable silence is so overrated") and the struggles of moving on after the end of a relationship ("Woke up the girl who looked just like you / I almost said your name"), all expressed through achingly vulnerable vocals and the barest of guitar arrangements.
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Hot off the heels of last year's excellent Foam Island LP, the electronic duo Darkstar have released a new track featuring the singer / songwriter Lorely Rodriguez, aka Empress Of. "Reformer" is a melancholic tune, with Rodriguez achingly singing of elusive love against the backdrop of a sedated bass line and reversed synth tones, which all bring to mind the noir-ish and mournful quality of early 90s trip hop.
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Mid90s' hip-hop song selection is as meticulously curated as the vintage Wu-Tang Clan and Chocolate Skateboards t-shirts worn by the young ensemble, featuring such period-era anthems as Cypress Hill's "When the Shit Goes Down," Big L's "Put It On," and Jeru The Damaga's "Ya Playin' Yaself," in addition to an achingly beautiful original score composed by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of The Social Network.
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If you're in any doubt as to the dearth of decent movie roles available to women of a certain age — certain never to see 40 again, at any rate — then buy a ticket for "Shut In." In this achingly inept thriller, you will see Naomi Watts do what she can to sell a plot of such preposterousness that the derisory laughter around me began barely 20 minutes in.
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Silver honors the ambiguities implicit in the choice Pavla makes, implications that linger even after the book comes to a satisfying close, when Danilo, too, is given a choice of what to do with his only real possession, his own central preoccupation: the whole of Pavla's story, the tale of the "little nothing" he has loved and yearned after all his life, the eternal moment of a story told, by whose telling a lifetime of transformation might come achingly undone.
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"I see you tugging on your shirt/ Trying to hide inside of it and hide how much it hurts/ Let 'em laugh while they can/ Let 'em spin, let 'em scatter in the wind/ I have been to the movies, I've seen how it ends/ And the joke's on them" Carlile croons, her voice like a compassionate a hand on a shoulder from someone who knows that the journey to loving yourself and finding your place sometimes takes an achingly long time.
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This is already more words than lines of dialogue Hell or High Water devotes to this dynamic, which speaks to Birmingham's masterfully subtle physical performance here and throughout Hell or High Water, of which this is just a sampling: Taken as a whole, it's as thought-provoking a study on race and cultural relations that we've seen at the movies all year, played out not in rousing speeches or prolonged on-screen abuse, but in Alberto's achingly exhausted reactions to his own partner's "good natured" badgering.
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My nightstand is a disaster zone — a perpetually toppling tower — in part because it holds a mixture of books I'm excited to read (Andre Perry's forthcoming essay collection, "Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now"), already beloved books I'm excited to reread (Jamie Quatro's glorious "Fire Sermon," Mary Ruefle's "Madness, Rack, and Honey," Shirley Hazzard's "The Transit of Venus"), and books I've recently read but keep coming back to because I can't shake them and don't want to: Lynn Steger Strong's brilliant upcoming novel, "Want," about friendship and bankruptcy and hunger of all kinds; Mishka Shubaly's achingly felt and darkly funny and strangely luminous memoir, "I Swear I'll Make It Up to You"; Jordan Kisner's piercing essay collection, "Thin Places"; Kate Zambreno's thrillingly digressive lectures in "Appendix Project"; the journalist Jeff Sharlet's aching portraits of ordinary strangers in "This Brilliant Darkness"; Nam Le's recent monograph on David Malouf, which is unbearably, uncomfortably acute on Australianness, artistic liberty, refugee politics, identity and its various tyrannies.
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