Now, having taken off my sweat-soaked fedora and slapped on my bowtie, please allow me to guide you through the agony and further agony and then a little bit more agony of period pop.
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Without a name, the city of Exit West becomes the reader's city, and the agony of leaving that city the reader's agony, too.
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Patrick reads his review of Agony titled 'Agony,' a Game About Dehumanizing Women, Isn't Just Bad, It's Toxic, and he and Rob discuss the game.
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One moment I was on the bridge, and the next I was crying out for breath, and what I now remember is the agony of the answer, the agony of water rushing into me, and how I answered that agony by heaving, which only invited more water.
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How could surgeons predict that patients would feel only 'discomfort' after such an operation when she felt agony—an agony that was aggravated by fear that the operation had been a failure?
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This is a writer who understands that exile can be as much an emotional state as a geographical one, that the agony of leaving tugs against the agony of being left behind.
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The work suggests a man caught between agony and ecstasy.
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His last agony, in the dusk of an Istanbul nightclub.
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Above: Tim's title music for the 1992 Amiga game 'Agony'.
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Excruciating agony gave way to pure joy and raw emotion.
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Your heart's fills up with puppy dogs screeching in agony.
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"For Diana the long royal evenings were agony," he explained.
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But they are looking for ways to end the agony.
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Rows of gutted cars reflect the agony of the residents.
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Have you ever experienced the searing agony of a UTI?
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It's agony and awesome, and our young guys never flinched.
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Amid all the agony, she also saw plenty of altruism.
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Bodies mounted at a morgue as families wailed in agony.
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It was our story, in all its agony and truth.
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He shared his agony and people laughed in his face.
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Even with Ellis's help, the piano was agony to load.
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"But what about my taaaxes?" you cry out in agony.
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Clinton's ongoing email agony certainly contributed to her poor performance.
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McHugh's agony began when Jacoby Ellsbury reached on catcher's interference.
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It's all agony and no ecstasy, unless death spasms qualify.
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Higginbottom thought of his father's final moments, of his agony.
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She looked at her arms, the source of her agony.
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Of the agony that decision makers or operators go through.
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Each stride seemed full of agony and something resembling denial.
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"Holy Agony was never about the building," Mr. Ahearn said.
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The horrid elegance he applies to agony is perversely enchanting.
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She is in agony; her skin appears to be melting.
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We wish we could say that would end his agony.
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Karzai's final years in office were a political death agony.
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"It must be in agony all the time," he explained.
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Surgeons dressed in street clothes operated on patients screaming in agony.
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If nothing else, Agony has its visuals, atmosphere, and shock value.
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Agony masquerades as a hardcore trip to hell for real gamers.
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I do not presume to know the depth of your agony.
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Alec, it was agony for those who were forced to watch.
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The shuddering foot of someone struggling with the agony of withdrawal.
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The agony is that I don't know what to tell them.
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Rather than constant active agony, I have always felt fundamentally uncomfortable.
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I will not prolong the agony in this office or anywhere.
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Nor could I talk or move, so excruciating was the agony.
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It even runs an agony-aunt column for frustrated jihadist brides.
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AS ANY SPORTS fan will admit, supporting your team is agony.
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Gnashing her teeth and writhing in agony — she was selling it!
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" She then decides to "have a splash," saying, "Oh, the agony!
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What's agony for you may be merely uncomfortable for someone else.
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" Suzie added: "It was horrific watching her go through such agony.
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However, the show contextualizes his agony through its impact on Carrie.
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The agony: Despite a talent-laden roster, the Nationals barely broke .
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As no other, he embodies the agony of overcoming war's legacy.
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A snap election will resolve nothing and could prolong the agony.
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He saw a teammate's jersey and felt a twinge of agony.
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Read This Next: The Agony and Ecstasy of Being Incredibly Hot
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Settle in for year after year of agony on that score.
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All day, all night, they live around extreme agony and cancer.
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This discord, between agony and arithmetic, has become America's story, too.
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He was in "agony" when he came to, the surgeon added.
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Roger Cohen After Aleppo, now comes the agony of Eastern Ghouta.
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Despite agony every day, she says she won't take traditional medicine.
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The agony of the refugee and the posturing of showbiz politicians.
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The end result is the same; a thousand people in agony.
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"His agony was so acute that he became inarticulate," Hurston wrote.
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The mood in Kyiv is one of cautious optimism, not agony.
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The scene at Tirana's main trauma hospital was one of agony.
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It was beatific catharsis, a perfect balance of insolence and agony.
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That's the sound of a million Android devotees screaming in agony.
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The toll: 41 young lives, and agony for the few survivors.
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He hobbled to a halt before falling to the ground in agony.
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Agony, a game whose pitch is walking through a totally fucked up!!!
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Blogs that had brought relief from unremitting high school agony and then
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This [came] with countless nights of excruciating pain, swelling, and mental agony.
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I'm old enough to remember the agony friends suffered for being different.
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Being depressed is not a beautiful tragedy, it's hell and it's agony.
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"Her family is broken and she is in agony," the relative says.
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She is dying in agony in Dantec, one of Senegal's main hospitals.
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After a badly botched surgery, Efurd awoke from surgery screaming in agony.
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If we vote for Hillary Clinton, we will die in excruciating agony.
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Today, I'm filled with deep sorrow, grief, complete emptiness and pure agony.
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At these times, the agony is invisible, but each year, May arrives.
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Yet it contains many forewarnings about the agony the Arab world today.
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"Those are not the screams of a man in agony," Chambers wrote.
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Children, hospitals, blood: It's all a confused swirl of joy and agony.
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Do not look to "Roma" for the bristle of agony or dread.
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Every tent has a story of agony, shame and death inside it.
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In the extremity of my agony, I saw the silver tiger again.
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I think he was tremendously relieved, but it was agony for him.
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She said the family waited in agony after hearing about the shooting.
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People in agony may kill themselves, and the film recalls such cases.
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"I was nursing it inside for so long, my agony," she said.
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Weeks later, when the patient saw Quan again, he was in agony.
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The thrill of victory and the agony of getting out of bed.
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The teams trade clipped ankles and rolling tumbles of despair and agony.
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I've felt unusual agony about who i should caucus with this time.
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Or give 'em a tax break, to cushion the agony of affluence?
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Do you dare to lose yourself in the exquisite agony of it?
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"It's been five long years, and it's been agony," Ms. Malcolm said.
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They exist as haunting echoes of one man's pervasive joy and agony.
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Alex, it was also agony for those who were forced to watch.
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The second child, however, was stuck, and the mother was in agony.
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The young girl's sudden frailty and agony puzzled and frightened her family.
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Fiancée's agony Khashoggi's fiancée told CNN that she fears for his fate.
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But when I saw him, he was in a kind of agony.
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News of the hoax spawned another wave of agony for Timmothy's family.
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"THIS IS NOT FINE!" he screams, tearing at his face in agony.
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In this work, the face seems to express agony, despair, and pain.
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" That post came after Mr. Baldwin, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, answered a question about how long he could carry on the Trump role by saying, "Every time I do it now, it's like agony. Agony.
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"Nothing can spare the victim or his family the agony of this unspeakable crime," said U.S. Attorney Adam Braverman, "but today justice was delivered to a murderer who will suffer his own sort of agony — a lifetime in prison."
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No fewer than 43 doctors tried to find the source of her agony.
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"Ashleigh is really in agony," Stacie Kelley, Donnelly's sister, told the news outlet.
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I gave Agony the full benefit of the doubt—more than it deserved.
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But they are the only way to end the country's decades of agony.
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In shoes, he couldn't travel 100 feet without stopping in exhaustion and agony.
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He was crying in agony and pain, and they wouldn't pick him up.
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"We have known the agony of war," he wrote in the guest book.
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If he clings on to push that through, Labour's agony may be prolonged.
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It's not just flesh and bone, it's human beings suffering from incredible agony.
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Even in his agony, he offers the man a kind of spiritual healing.
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The agony of Syria is the biggest moral stain on Barack Obama's presidency.
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Pen15 helps us fondly recall the agony and the excitement of that time.
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" It is a role that the longtime Hollywood star has said causes "agony.
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Leigh's agony does not have a function in the meaningful market of things.
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The traitor's face is "twisted up in agony and bitterness," full of resentment.
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My job is not just to make sure people can survive in agony.
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East German guards left him on the ground, badly injured, screaming in agony.
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This agony pouring out of me onto the screen is all I have.
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And she said she keeps using heroin to avoid the agony of withdrawal.
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Part of our agony is that so many of these massacres are preventable.
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Elena Trama believes she will be waiting too, mired in a similar agony.
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I was very influenced by German Expressionist art—art of pain and agony.
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But I don't want to live only because someone else suffers that agony.
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Confusing and sometimes conflicting information added to the agony of the family's wait.
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Staring in the mirror, Gypsy cries in agony while examining her raw gums.
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My husband, seeing the agony I was going through, started avoiding carbs too.
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Through our network links I can hear my confused autonomous family in agony.
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Poisoned residents screamed in agony as first responders doused their bodies with water.
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The sort of agony you're experiencing right now seldom disappears on its own.
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Even when in agony, victims may be too poor to travel for treatment.
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He compared the agony of mental illness to that of a heart attack.
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But if he misread the situation here, Barton could face that agony again.
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It is an agony that she hopes others will never have to suffer.
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Instead, rules governing the euro forced Spain to limit spending, extending the agony.
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The donors' conundrum echoes Republicans funders' agony in 2016 over President Donald Trump.
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"This is where I saw the worst of human agony," Mr. Matyash said.
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"Past terror, past grief, past agony," exulted Syeda Zareen Rafa, 17, on Facebook.
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It was agony for top Democrats whose private, sometimes snarky comments were aired.
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I listened to their screams of agony after I set them on fire.
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"This is a place of violence and agony and you can feel the agony and the despair, I mean, it's in the walls," he said, he also recalled seeing dried blood and smashed tiles on the floor of the interrogation rooms.
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If you're a serious pre-crastinator, progress is like oxygen and postponement is agony.
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And any regular drinker knows the agony and the ecstasy of the hangover poo.
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Several of the deceased lay on their backs, their arms stretched out in agony.
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All I could feel was a load of agony, tiresome discontent and bitter heartache!
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But nobody should doubt the fundamental fact about Syria's agony: Mr Assad has won.
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"For small villages it's a slow agony which, unfortunately, will go on," he said.
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Instead of elevating for an uncontested layup, he crumpled to the floor in agony.
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Jewish Americans know all too well the hurt and agony of dual loyalty accusations.
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The agony of setting monetary policy only gets worse when politics comes into play.
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Jessa (Jemima Kirke), after witnessing the agony of birth, decided to become a therapist.
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Since they would die in their sleep, they wouldn't feel the agony of death.
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Nish takes the small keychain with Rolo's face preserved in a state of agony.
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I yelled in agony as he told me the story of the Irkalla Gate.
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"I have spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony," she wrote.
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A few outlets have published reviews, and so far they have universally panned Agony.
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But Syria's agony shows that the absence of America can be just as damaging.
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But ultimately, I've found that the highs and lows cause me too much agony.
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There will be less shivering agony on train platforms, plus less salting and shoveling.
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The dream trip brought light to a face that has been shrouded in agony.
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Leave its hero hanging in an awkward agony of unrequited thirst for photographers' attention?
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I tried Rubio, who has undergone more public agony than perhaps anyone about Trump.
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Mattei's soliloquies of agony were even more gorgeously piercing than they were in 2013.
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Christina Camacho, Rivera's granddaughter, pressed her forehead onto the casket and wailed in agony.
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Bitcoin futures have entered into a contango market, suggesting further agony for the cryptocurrency.
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Willis closed his eyes behind the mask and sang in an agony-filled falsetto.
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Physical pain doesn't intimidate the inimitable Marina Abramović, but spiritual agony is another matter.
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Physical pain doesn't intimidate the inimitable Marina Abramović, but spiritual agony is another matter.
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Afterward, Verheyen experienced continual agony in the empty space where his leg had been.
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A portrait of Christ in Gethsemane, "Agony in the Garden," hung on one wall.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Debbie Ellerin's puzzle comes with protagonists, antagonists, and maybe some agony.
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Even now, decades after Karen Carpenter's death, some people cannot grasp an anorexic's agony.
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The next morning he turned to grab his duffel bag and collapsed in agony.
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The pleasure (or agony, depending on your predilection) of reading Moss is his purity.
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Some were ineffective and left prisoners moaning in what appeared to be prolonged agony.
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Being single can be an advantage instead of a source of agony, he believes.
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Despite the agony, my husband and I made a deliberate choice not to crumble.
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My mother lived in D.C. and died in agony from gallbladder cancer in 28503.
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After all, a playwright can't do an hour and 45 minutes of unadulterated agony.
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Anyone who is touched by him is condemned to a life of unending agony.
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In retrospect, we may view Mr. Trump as part of the agony of metamorphosis.
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For instance, why did a seemingly innocuous bag of salted peanuts lead to agony?
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I lean on "OK," transforming the second syllable into a kind of staccato agony.
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For me, I begin to feel a little more agony with every new delay.
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Love, fury and agony have become playthings and status symbols — Botox for the heart.
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Part of its agony is disconnectedness – the isolation that terror is meant to enforce.
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With 22009 minutes expired on the game clock, Martha Elena Ruíz is in agony.
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But it was Bae's faith that helped him deal with the physical and verbal agony.
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She also had a horse riding accident five years ago that left her in agony.
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Its use of the sedative Midazolam would, he claimed, cause him intolerable and needless agony.
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Yet their extended tongues and pained facial expressions make their agony seem visceral and real.
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When thrust into the agony of withdrawal, some chronic pain patients have reportedly killed themselves.
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I thought the agony couldn't get any worse, and then Susan Collins lit a match.
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More than the shadows of Nazism, these jarring, hallucinatory scenes convey both doom and agony.
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After Ketifa was fired from her teaching job, she waited in agony to be resettled.
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Witnesses said that Lockett writhed in agony and that it very plainly looked like torture.
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I love that exquisite agony of wanting two things, and you can't have them both.
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All visitors got a keychain with his face, playing over and over again in agony.
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But after ten minutes of agony, you realize things don't have to be this way.
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Mistakes are your best teacher and the agony that accompanies them is largely self-created.
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The black Kylie Lip Kit finally dropped Friday after about three weeks of total agony.
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Psychologically, this wish can be interpreted as an intellectual defense against the agony of mourning.
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After 20143 days of agony he composed a statement blaming his poisoning on Vladimir Putin.
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The loss of faith, the exhaustion of everything, the loss, the gain, the wry agony.
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Burrowing in the agony of the album comes with little payoff; there is no catharsis.
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The agony of our decision — my decision — was unbearable and still brings me to tears.
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D'Arnaud noticed fans holding disparaging signs, and Syndergaard kept hearing the boos. Shock. Anger. Agony.
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I didn't have to go through toe-crushing, heel-blistering agony just to look good.
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Before this child was the image of a father carrying his dead daughter in agony.
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In other words, activity in this area provides, at last, a biological benchmark for agony.
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In moments of American agony, we look for comfort in the legends of our resilience.
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But her most famous expressions are those of her in hilarious (temporary) anguish and agony.
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Just imagine your best friend screaming in agony as his humanity is stripped from him.
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He ran over to find the father lying motionless and the son writhing in agony.
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Teddy's eyes were slits of pain, and his heavily furrowed brow further telegraphed his agony.
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But Europe prolonged the agony with bitter recriminations over who should clean up the mess.
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That's one reason she so often shows us a Man in agony on a cross.
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She was left with scar tissue that caused pain during sex and agony during childbirth.
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"I rather die than stay alive to live my life with this agony," she said.
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"The Missing" (Amazon, Starz) has some of the agony of "Broadchurch" and a similar pace.
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Instead, she sits and listens as everyone around her moans, vomits and dies in agony.
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"You're clean," he says before the door has even shut behind him, sparing me agony.
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"Meghan Agony as Dad Pulls Out of Wedding," The Daily Mail blared on Tuesday morning.
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Too many carry memories of the pain, confusion and agony of a dying loved one.
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Syria's agony presented American citizens, and our politicians, with a series of harsh political choices.
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Your aunt spends two months in agony, and writes you a thank-you letter anyway.
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It's fun, absurd, and a bit burlesque — ecstasy minus the agony of typical martyr narratives.
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But compare his brief death and denied future pleasant life to the weeks of excruciating agony that broiler chickens endure toward the end of their lives — and then consider that by buying those chickens, you're very likely inflicting that exact agony on dozens of birds.
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We must take common sense, widely supported, steps to reduce such violence, agony and grievous loss.
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On Saturday, several of the dead lay on their backs, their arms stretched out in agony.
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Viewers sometimes go through months of agony to figure out who sent a single text message.
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She was pregnant and was crying out in birth pains and the agony of giving birth.
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The portrait of Jeff Flake over the past two weeks is of a man in agony.
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He spies on Steve and Nancy partying with their horny classmates while Barb squirms in agony.
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Describing his surgery, Osbourne remembered the "agony" of getting the flesh in his hand cleaned out.
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This short novel hinges on the agony and anxiety of being trapped by the status quo.
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And that agony, as anyone who has ever heard the track out will know, is ecstasy.
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Every time I run, my knees ache, and my lungs constrict in agony with every breath.
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Last week, we watched Jones tap into his inner agony, manifesting in the perfect face-palm.
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It's that hyper-vigilant, delicious agony I feel when watching Chicago sports teams in playoff games.
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The tremendous pain and agony we are suffering, only good can come out of her death.
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Yeah, but also, it is the agony of social media, and now you can see it.
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"My temp here was over 103 and I was in agony," she wrote about the photos.
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Born with the condition, the artist grew up feeling extreme agony and shame around her eyes.
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But, there are also people out there who wouldn't just withstand that agony; they'd love it.
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Each visitor can take home a miniaturized Leigh consciousness on a keychain, screaming in agony forever.
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The final figure, surrounded by the weight of his agony, is in a state of collapse.
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They were charred beyond recognition, arms held up in agony, every piece of skin burned away.
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The pain and agony take over at night, and he tosses and turns in his bed.
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Along the way, the subject would hear the actors wailing in agony from an adjacent room.
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In agony, he contemplated ending his life, until he was rescued by a guerrilla named Isabela.
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Feature A basketball legend looks back with surprising gratitude on a life plagued by physical agony.
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This was a special agony of Walton's injuries: the pain wasn't just physical; it was existential.
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Yet even as agony seared through Nenadi's sensory circuits, peace blossomed— Humanity had many more arks.
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Jason sat in a recliner in the living room, in such agony he could hardly move.
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Together, they recorded music that's brighter and more optimistic than the gothic agony he specialized in.
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And we must allow ourselves to feel the agony and exhaustion and despondency of this transition.
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I felt more comfortable with the agony I knew and didn't want to risk something worse.
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Nixon, even before entering the White House, subverts the law, prolongs the agony of the war.
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It is the agony of this nation that continues to enshrine, affirm, and protect white supremacy.
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The agony inevitably drives the victim to cooling water, where the female releases her microscopic larvae.
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This photograph is, as Bonanos observes, an amazing catalog of human emotion, from agony to glee.
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Each time, they felt heart-wrenching agony, they said, only to learn it wasn't their son.
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The book is particularly good at capturing the agony of the one who loves the more.
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Talking with my cousin on the phone, I could hear her in agony in the background.
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Most residents there—nearly all of whom knew the agony that dengue causes—were exceedingly grateful.
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In Greece's long agony during the euro-zone crisis, borrowers defaulted, saddling lenders with bad debts.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Zoltan Matyash witnessed "the worst of human agony" at Auschwitz and Buchenwald.
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Many were no longer even using to get high, only to avoid the agony of withdrawal.
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"I heard someone crying in agony, in pain," Faulkner, a fingerprint machine operator, told BuzzFeed News.
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Rather than let that agony go on any longer, I volunteered to just make a Doodle.
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Agony aunts That's not to say all the authors write about such serious or divisive issues.
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"That agony of every moment till I could end her pain was just awful," Weinstein said.
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It is about agony — world-afflicted and self-imposed — and anger, but also love and beauty.
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I feel each wave of agony wind through my nerves, stabbing and ripping as they surge.
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"I think everyone finds it funny to see politicians' faces in the throes of agony," Duffy says.
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Risha said that by count 43, the child's eyes began to roll behind his head from agony.
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"I was left in agony," he told VICE News, preferring not to have his real name published.
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There's no song on earth that better captures the agony of unrequited love than Eric Clapton's "Layla".
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Oh, the agony of watching a big lead slip right through your fingers on the biggest stage.
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The coughing and crying fit is worth the agony for just one taste of the delicious salt.
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The next two weeks were agony for Lucía, and she twice deliberately hurt herself, her mother said.
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He's never forgotten her agony, or his anguish over not being able to do anything about it.
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"Since 'the announcement,' I have spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony," she announced.
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"Since 'the announcement,' I have spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony," she writes.
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FOR all his rapturous passages of ecstasy and agony, Karl Ove Knausgaard can also make you laugh.
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Although the 30-year-old says the regimen often left him in "agony," it had lasting impact.
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That is a particularly interesting as marker of trauma: Not knowing is an agony of its own.
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But if you found the right surgeon, it could take less than a minute of unspeakable agony.
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"Almost President: The Agony of Defeat" is the story of what happens when you lose the presidency.
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"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you," Angelou writes in her memoir.
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Hughes could barely walk, was bed-bound and in agony, and spent most of her life hospitalized.
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At MetLife stadium on Sunday, Wayne seemed conscious of that kind of shared agony fans were experiencing.
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The video images of young children writhing in agony and being hosed down with water are indelible.
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My bad day in the office—it's just like when your mum died in agony, isn't it?
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His pictures brought home to the general public the agony of people and places near and far.
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They were all attempting to escape the oppression, the violence, the agony and the pain in Syria.
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Besides, if she stood up to the agony of her loss who would stand up for her?
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The agony: Lost a three-games-to-two lead in the 1982 World Series to the Cardinals.
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The agony: The Twins have lost in division series in their last five trips to the playoffs.
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An old shoulder injury was radiating fresh agony down to her elbow and up through her neck.
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By the summer of 1991, the Soviet empire had been in agony for a couple of years.
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The statistics here are backed by interviews with those who have returned home in agony after fighting.
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Ocean was figuring out his place in the world, and he forced that agony into his songs.
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I was expecting to hear my baby cry, but I didn't hear anything; I was in agony.
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If you roll your mouse through the whole map quickly, it's a cacophony of agony and hysteria.
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There is no sense of the agony of the day, let alone the devastating consequences that followed.
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WIMBLEDON, England — For fans in Centre Court at Wimbledon on Wednesday, it was ecstasy followed by agony.
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The blind boy shouts in agony, "The sun, the sun!" and Sister Mary arrives at his side.
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Wounded patients on gurneys writhing in agony, lacking medical attention or even drugs to ease their pain.
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The Daily: Hear from our chief international correspondent Ellen Barry on the agony of being Mrs. May.
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For Cindy Laux and patients like her, a sensible solution means the difference between agony and relief.
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Dax, in agony from the burns covering most of his body, had a request for the farmer.
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I'm so grateful that I won't have to spend my last days or weeks in extreme agony.
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And who better to deal with the agony and ecstasy of such a quest than Mr. Stoppard?
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That scene remains haunting because it hints at both the agony and the scale of mass shootings.
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Every agony of adulthood is presented with startling frankness — every miscarriage, every stupid investment, every sexual insecurity.
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In the second half of the movie, the emotions flow from the deep well of his agony.
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There will be time to return again to world-weariness and cynicism as this agony drags on.
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When the day finally came, in 2007, it was both an agony and a kind of relief.
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Such questions run up against the central agony of writing about Bach: the paucity of biographical information.
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Mattek-Sands continued screaming in agony until she was wheeled off the court roughly 20 minutes later.
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As his own story moves on, Hawley begins to self-medicate against physical pain or mental agony.
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Lynne Elworthy, a mental health nurse, is one Australian who knows the agony of Manus and Nauru.
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Whenever I did get home, I got a crash course in the agony and ecstasy of parenting.
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There was no lane, bazaar, or dwelling which did not wail in our full agony of separation.
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Faces wrenched in agony or brightened by joy or locked in an expression of virtuous, unflappable conviction.
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So an empathy thing that ... you'd feel the fear, you'd feel the worry, you'd feel the agony.
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The agony of watching a man weep behind thick glass is stultifying because you can't hear anything.
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I was in significant agony, struggling to explain a complex technical topic coherently while taking pain meds.
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It was in those moments that I learned that laughter can stand arm in arm with agony.
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" Another says, "The Negro's agony diminishes the white man, and the Negro's salvation enlarges the white man.
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The computer-generated characters of Pirate_Sheep (Marta Strazicic) usually bear signs of confusion, sorrow, and even agony.
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From 3,000 miles away, my son rejoiced with us when the Red Sox went ahead 3 to nothing, then moaned in agony (well, he and his father were texting in agony) when Giancarlo Stanton hit a grand slam in the fourth inning, putting the Yankees ahead, 6-4.
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It's impossible to go more than a few minutes without Agony reminding you what it thinks about women.
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He liked to catch the military's secret space shuttle, which sounded like a video game monster in agony.
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So sports are tribal and they're very emotional; it's the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
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The next time we see Hannah, her mother is standing over her body, expressing both panic and agony.
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Dan's head-in-his-hand agony was one of the most interesting moments of a high stakes episode.
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I've also got to mention the piano-based title music for Agony, which came out the next year.
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"I was horrified when I found out — and in agony from both my kidneys," Hodgson told the Citizen.
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But the one thing they have in common is the "slow agony" of abandonment, as some villagers say.
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It resembled pedaling a bicycle backwards, the agony and futility, and finally, the entry into another world altogether.
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Today, the agony of the unknown has been replaced with the horrifying knowledge of their son's final days.
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Her Wednesday night debate special captured the agony and occasional ecstasy of covering the presidential gladiator contact sport.
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Nicholls was found in agony at the base of Khun Si falls on July 13, CBS News reported.
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It stems from the shared agony of being alive, and stumbling through the illogical reality of human existence.
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The agony for families of the dead in Ethiopia has been compounded by their inability to bury remains.
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Often, the pain occurs in muscle nodules, or myofascial trigger points, causing restricted movement and full-body agony.
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If you want to distract yourself from the agony of this dreadful day, this can help you through.
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And Bachelor star Ben Higgins wants you to know he's in agony over his split from Lauren Bushnell.
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Even in this cute little friendly village, the agony of death hits the lungs like a poison gas.
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For them, life is a daily struggle to stay high or to stave off the agony of withdrawal.
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And so I cannot imagine the pain, the shattering, searing, agony of a parent who loses a child.
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They could do nothing but wait, in fear and agony, for the bomb squad to remove the device.
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How to Date Men When You Hate Men is extremely funny but also a document of timeless agony.
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Everything on the menu looked delicious, and I felt the agony of indecision beginning to descend upon me.
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They appear in agony from exposure to normal daylight, suggesting they may be forced to endure constant darkness.
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Every day, Sabol goes on TV and serves as a one-man reminder of agony for Browns fan.
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It could be a moment of absolutely internal agony, or complete euphoric bliss, but we never, ever, remember.
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Amid the chaos, your work also depicts humans in varying states of vulnerability; the agony and the ecstasy.
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But this creature in its agony wants to hurt and touch this actress all in the same breath.
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And yet there is something else in them that I value as much as this biopsy of agony.
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N.L." since the fall of 2016, saying it was "agony for those who have been forced to watch.
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She burns down her home and abandons her children and suffers physical agony as part of her rebirth.
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"We remember the victims in their agony and helplessness," he said in a speech in Manhattan in 2008.
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As a seasoned detective in Cook County trying to close Gacy cases, he saw the agony left behind.
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The result was "Agony and Ivory," a blistering landmark article on the elephant's plight across an entire continent.
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Relatives wait in agony Seara Closs said she wishes she were the one endangered, not her cousin Jayme.
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Was he a compassionate godsend to those whose agony had been played down or discounted by previous physicians?
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That's likely to prolong the agony for executives desperate to know whether they'll face new barriers to trade.
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There was also a third possibility—dealing with a silent, uncommunicative parent—but I wasn't offered that agony.
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The idea was that companies could get the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission without public agony.
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They don't want to feel the agony of being wrong so they apologize through text or phone call.
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He gripped the front of his white robe, his face red with agony as the executioner struck away.
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No matter how contemplative the melodies, this isn't just sorrow, but grief performed, an intentional artifice of agony.
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For people afflicted with multiple chemical sensitivity, MCS for short, every day can be an exercise in agony.
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The agony of Rodrigues's choice to trample the fumie, then, is the agony of letting go of his self-image of faith for another one, an ignominious one in which he will always be the priest who apostatized, no longer the agent of grace and the sacraments to the Japanese.
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Minutes later, I found them surrounding Josué Carillas Carnelas, one of the migrants, who was doubled over in agony.
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Whether you're dealing with a blister right now, or simply understand the agony, ahead are Dr. Bass's expert tips.
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It seemed to me then, as the agony of recovery grew nearer, that I was better off strung out.
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"It was too private and would hurt people," Lee decided after two years of "absolute agony," and canceled out.
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"I was present at the church during the incident and shared in the agony of the moment," he tweeted.
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"When I went up and saw him, he was just in absolute agony," she told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Still to come, my thoughts on the tragic news about two top television stars, public fame versus private agony.
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"The index thing is absolute agony for investment professionals … who have almost no chance of beating it," Munger said.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to slam Alec Baldwin's SNL impersonation, calling it "agony" to watch.
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Some are made into local movies; and self-publishers turn into agony aunts as they field calls from fans.
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For some people (ahem, myself), waiting for two coats of polish and a topcoat to dry is pure agony.
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That heartbreaking cry of agony, and the episode's inconclusive end, left many wondering: what will become of Drogon now?
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Inside of me was a young boy crying out in agony for the care and comfort of his mother.
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The bottom line: If you're in agony every time you have sex, it doesn't have to stay that way.
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There have been a few plays this year about women discovering their bodies, and the agony and ecstasy therein.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android A wraith, steaming white and full of malice, screamed in agony.
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My best friend from growing up, S., was there too, so at least we could be in agony together.
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Though her book is a chronicle of agony, one almost envies despair that is so contingent on cleareyed ardor.
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Merhawit recalls that women on the boat were supportive through her agony, and helped her deliver her twin boys.
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He winces in agony as he receives pain-killing injections for sciatica, a nerve condition, in order to play.
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Adora's arrested, and Amma cries out in agony at the sight of her mother being taken away in handcuffs.
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Basically, the agony is just slowly ameliorated by distance, and that is all you can hope to hope for.
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A family member exclusively tells PEOPLE Angelina Jolie is "in agony" days after filing from divorce from Brad Pitt.
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"The stress and agony of wedding planning is just not for me," the America's Next Top Model winner wrote.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android A wraith, steaming white and full of malice,screamed in agony.
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He immediately grabbed his ankle and began screaming in agony, rolling around and flapping his arms back and forth.
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You can be in absolute agony, but when you see your kids, you have to be like, 'Hey, guys!
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But chopping up these creatures while they're still alive, pulling off their skin and watching them scream in agony?
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One survivor told The AP that they could hear children screaming in agony as they were burned to death.
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For the combination of sheer agony and high secrecy, though, it is hard to beat the unfortunate Grover Cleveland.
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When these victims appear again on-screen, beaming and unaware of their bloody future, it can feel like agony.
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Alfred Walker brought a rugged Wagnerian sound to the Ruler, suggesting that agony lay behind the character's imperious poses.
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And many of us will live through this agony not just once, but several terrible times in our lives.
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The exhilaration she once felt working 12-hour days, six days a week, in an office turned to agony.
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She had already called the hospice twice, demanding liquid methadone to ease the agony of Dr. Robert Martin, 66.
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"She was lying on the ground screaming in agony," the visitor who took the video wrote in a post.
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The artist left God's share in mortal agony as little to the imagination as wood and paint could communicate.
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The agony has been overwhelming for Swileh, who was "literally crying every day" on the phone, her husband said.
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Rachel goes through a crucible of agony, braving abuse, infertility, betrayal and ravages of the body and the mind.
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I can get it done, but the time it takes for me to get it done is fucking AGONY.
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In both the book and the movie, Louis and his wife are struggling to avoid the agony of loss.
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Eva is a Machiavelli of the heart: avoiding the agony of another failed love justifies whatever duplicity is necessary.
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Nevertheless, ignoring the realities of the globalized world will only prolong the agony of working-class men and women.
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Outside, I laughed at Tina Fey's drunk pratfalls, while inside I remembered the bottomless agony of loving an addict.
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The loss was fast but not terribly hard, the fall from the dohyo to the arena floor was agony.
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If one record encompasses the fear, agony, heartache, and paranoia of the Bush era, it's Sleater-Kinney's One Beat.
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They wanted Kennedy to feel that pain that day, that agony and trauma, and he wasn't ready for it.
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At one point I am fed warm liquid by a dancer who writhes in ecstasy or agony, maybe both.
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The film We Can't Make the Same Mistake Twice lays out this battle in its most tedious, bureaucratic agony.
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It has unleashed continuing agony in places like Guyana, where the Booker brothers founded a sugar firm in 1834.
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Donizetti, using an Italian translation of a libretto by Rousseau, presents Pygmalion in a near-suicidal agony of desire.
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And then their only daughter, Hannah, sob in agony as she encountered both her parents collapsed on the floor.
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At one point the agony and tedium became too much to bear, and she resolved to end her life.
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It has a skeletal face scrunched in agony and a body of cars that taper into a bony tail.
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Alli was becoming more involved and left David Luiz in agony after accidentally treading on the Chelsea defender's ankle.
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" Pressley said, "I think that's true, but I think there's an even worse agony, and it's to be misunderstood.
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"Liu Xia's agony is palpable," said Sophie Richardson, the China director at Human Rights Watch, an international advocacy group.
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You end up sending a subconscious message to yourself, one that associates a balanced lifestyle with pain and agony.
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Here the narrator wrestles with phony parts, dons costumes in an agony, as if they were medieval torture instruments.
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The day after their agony ended, the competitors milled about a winery near the park for the awards ceremony.
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Students and parents, already full of anxiety over the high-stakes admissions process, expressed their disbelief and agony online.
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The University of New Hampshire program would take a bit of agony out of the wait, with an Oct.
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A few men in the room begin to moan louder, and soon the din of supposed agony becomes overwhelming.
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For the most part, she'd rate the agony of each attack at a ten on a scale of ten.
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The emblem seems to show a white man throttling a Native American as he falls to the ground in agony.
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Agony is the kind of game conservative culture warriors will defend not because it's good, but because it "offends" people.
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A video circulated by the activists on social media showed him lying amid thick clouds of smoke, screaming in agony.
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"The pain, pleasure and agony of all she's been through is in her voice," Cox says about the legendary singer.
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No, the abortion is not shrouded in the agony and insidious mystery of afterschool specials and movies like Dirty Dancing.
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I don't think that was worth all of the agony Google went through, but at least it was worth something.
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He remembers lying there in agony, and then discovering he could make it go away by giving himself another dose.
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Answers have been edited for clarity and condensed to spare the agony of reliving the teams' disappointing seasons too much.
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I hope that no one ever has to feel the agony I'm feeling but no one is immune to tragedy.
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Sherri was taken from us for 22 days and suffered incredibly through both intense physical agony and severe mental torture.
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You can find people voyeuristically experiencing agony in Robert Silverberg's short story "The Pain Peddlers," or the film Strange Days.
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After a few minutes of silent agony, though, my palms started sweating and the pain in my chest became searing.
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A young mother is screaming in agony, her hospital bed a ceaselessly uncomforting assemblage of cold metal and damp cotton.
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Suspending the declaration, rather than withdrawing the unconstitutional laws under which it was issued, merely prolongs the agony for business.
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Like so much else in the Arab world, Yemen's agony can be traced to the Arab-spring uprisings of 2011.
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We speak to the mother of a child genius who reveals the private agony of being an exceedingly clever kid.
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She evokes the agony of being cut off from family and friends and the horror of Nazi clampdowns and roundups.
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I am sick with anguish for the pain, agony, misery, and regret pulsating through their viens [sic] this very second.
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A mother waits in agony While we now know the fates of AJ and Shaylie, Maleah's whereabouts remain a mystery.
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For those who are dominant, handcuffing your partner allows you to take control and watch them writhe in orgasmic agony.
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The agony: The Bengals' last seven playoff trips have ended in the wild-card round, including the last five years.
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In the series, this moment is played as a release; the liberating rush of uncorking a lifetime of suppressed agony.
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Raczkowski also said that the lenders' "agony" may be prolonged by several months, with the bankruptcies taking place next year.
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Tatum now tells her story to warn others of the pain and agony she lives through due to her decision.
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He must be mad to go on enduring the unexquisite agony of writing when it all turns out drivel. Mad.
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Besides the agony for long-suffering fans, the championship loss was devastating for the current team's players, especially the veterans.
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When Danielle took the microphone at the hearing, she spoke of the agony of Trevor's diagnosis and watching him seize.
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Their world becomes one that sees more tears than smiles, more agony than joy, more black skies than sunny days.
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And since Trump only knows to double his bets, he'll make the election of 2020 even more of an agony.
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Alice Hare, the 23-year-old narrator, relates the agony of waiting to be granted access to a private account.
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I remember the look on my little brother's face as he watched me writhing in a hospital bed in agony.
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We'd been fooled into believing Chad was the one responsible for Evan clutching his face in embarrassed agony, but nope.
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Pinto went to catch the second kick but the force still found his liver and he immediately collapsed in agony.
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I think that kept me away from all this agony of 'How did I survive?' or 'Why did I survive?
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Ms. Piper sustains a dangerous, seesawing tension between the familiar, wryly civilized surface and the primal agony that swallows selfhood.
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With its ticking clock, and mix of private agony and grand themes, the case of Alexander Litvinenko was inherently theatrical.
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"I dreamed a dream in times gone by," he warbled with committed agony, as bemused Parisian taxi drivers flew past.
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And a critic, a columnist or an agony aunt, being passionate, should not make everyone or maybe even anyone happy.
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Nogal slipped and fell to the ice, his face of rictus of agony as he spun on his rear end.
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Thus begins a tantalizing correspondence in Nilo Cruz's "Exquisite Agony," a poetic tangle of a new play at Repertorio Español.
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When Joanie clamps her eyes closed, it's difficult to tell if that's in response to genuine dangerous agony or bliss.
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Then came the error from Bouhaddouz, the drama and the agony as Iran grabbed just their second World Cup win.
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Hundreds stood and watched as the Mad King laughed while the lord and the heir to Winterfell screamed in agony.
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When your lover left and you rolled yourself inside the rug to sleep in agony your dog stayed with you.
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But when you have people on your list who are hard to buy for, gift shopping can feel like agony.
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Each time, Tia and Terrell Cunningham are sent into heart-wrenching agony, only to learn that it isn't their son.
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Another trip to the ER confirmed the source of her agony: gallstones, including one the diameter of a large coin.
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Phillips on Monday said that the moment ignores the agony of those who have lost loved ones in mass shootings.
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Not a single moment of agony, surrounded by cheering Cleveland fans from our nosebleed seats at Games 1, 6, and 7.
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During the actual writing it was necessary to keep their pain, that particular agony, inside of me while I was writing.
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IN HER role as agony aunt and columnist, Lucy Kellaway lectures fretful Financial Times readers on how to behave at work.
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And that means that misdiagnosed pain patients and people who have both addiction and pain are often just left in agony.
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Velasquez then fell to the ground in obvious agony, though he was able to walk off the field with a trainer.
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The study points to several factors, including vaccines and breast-feeding, that have probably spared babies the agony of ear infections.
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Mr Dar was driven in agony through villages south of Srinagar, the largest city in the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir.
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She is an agony aunt who dispenses upbeat advice to women, urging them to put troubles behind them and move on.
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Most of them sat like me in suspended silence, just waiting, it is hard to describe the agony of that waiting.
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The agony of the shipyards, the country's biggest exporters after its semiconductor and car industries, feeds South Korea's disquiet about China.
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She would suffer in agony for hours between Oxy doses, but her doctor insisted she stay on the 12-hour regimen.
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Working at the firm has been an agony and ecstasy, some say—sometimes toggling between both extremes in a single day.
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Of course I don't mean basketball; I mean the nail-biting agony of waiting for networks to renew your favorite shows.
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American Bethanie Mattek-Sands howled in agony after she slipped and suffered a horrific knee injury during a second round match.
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Because the procedure involved the bone, Mattek-Sands said, the pain recalled the agony of the original injury, tears and all.
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As you probably guessed, it basically involves instantly dropping to the ground and rolling around in the semblance of extreme agony.
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If Washington is Trump's agony, however, Riyadh amounted to his ecstasy, replete with lavish displays of admiration for the new leader.
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The winning photo in the labor category titled "The Surge" pictures a woman bent over in the shower, screaming in agony.
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Living in a small space that feels more crammed than cozy is a constant source of agony for many of us.
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Police in Amsterdam, Netherlands, kicked in the door of an opera singer Tuesday night, believing they were hearing screams of agony.
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Elisabeth Moss's outstanding performance practically burns through the frame, and her wordless agony makes several scenes almost impossibly miserable to watch.
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" Youssef urged Trump and those who oppose refugees "to look at them as human" and "understand their sorrow and their agony.
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His left hand didn't work and a friendly clap on the back from a friend sent him into paroxysms of agony.
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The agony: The Titans lost Super Bowl XXXIV when Kevin Dyson came inches short of the goal line as time expired.
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The agony: The Padres made two World Series, and both times ran into one of the best teams in baseball history.
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And having more than one pregnancy at a time doesn't automatically mean you're sentenced to nine months (plus) of total agony.
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In their agony and tears as they gathered outside Yarmouk hospital on Wednesday morning, families of the dead babies were inconsolable.
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Feature Stung by dozens of different insects for his research, the entomologist Justin Schmidt has become an expert in physical agony.
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Ait Said fell to the mat in agony, clutching the back of his knee and the lower part of his leg.
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But an exercise Stanford professors developed to map out how your life will unfold removes the agony from big career decisions.
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Williams, however, Williams broke again in the ninth game and then served out to end Radwanska's agony on Rod Laver Arena.
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The EP's two tracks, "Cairn" and "Husk," plumb the depths of human agony and anxiety, and will leave you wanting more.
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Bra also had a freakishly high tolerance for pain and could race in an agony that produced a recurring visual hallucination.
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It's un-healable, and if I'm particularly tired, I'll wake up and I'll open my eye and I'll be in agony.
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For the first time since the wealth-destroying agony of the global financial crisis, every major economy was growing in unison.
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The man, doubled in agony, can do nothing as the child on his belly reaches for a final gulp of air.
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"We go through the initial grief and agony of all the loss, and then we're waiting for answers," Mr. Black said.
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He will battle not only the inevitable fatigue but the danger of sharks, jellyfish and the agony of salt-water mouth.
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Winkler injured his groin in the first round after a rough landing and was in agony going into the second round.
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And I know that it is rarely the children of the billionaire class who face the agony of reckless foreign policy.
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Then she goes back to wailing in agony, and the kids skip off to a party, like the Americans they are.
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Hamels was responsible for a great deal of the Yankees' agony, allowing only four hits, striking out seven and walking two.
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Fortunately, there were six entries concentrated in this little space that were so clever that the agony was well worth it.
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I was up all night in agony because there have been some mad complications with the surgery I had last week.
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I imagine one day a royal commission will look into the illegal imprisonment, the damage caused, the agony and the injury.
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He told me, "We don't get too caught up in the policy agony" of the efforts to end the Syrian war.
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But the agony of watching the Anakin Skywalker/Padmé Amidala storyline was just too much for me in this latest viewing.
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O.K., maybe not in stained glass windows or old master paintings, where they're frozen in transcendent agony amid instruments of torture.
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But for the most part, agony holds its tongue in this meticulously assembled story of a dark chapter in medical experimentation.
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He takes morphine for pain, but 25 million people worldwide die in agony each year without access to such pain relief.
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They are all caricatures — even the black man who is being lynched — his face a rictus of pain and fear and agony.
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It's worth asking whether Agony falls under the same category as Hatred, the 2015 top-down action game that glamorized mass shootings.
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The anguish written on the faces expressed something a generation of Canadian hockey players had never felt before - the agony of defeat.
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But he closed the meet on the track, in agony, and in second place after losing the 313,000 meters to Muktar Edris.
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"It was very important to get them identified, all of them," she said, recalling the agony of weeks when they were missing.
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After a four-hour debate, European Union leaders have agreed to extend our agony the Brexit deadline until the end of October.
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Texting speaks to the experiences of today's average people, of the agony of long-distance relationships, our growing fear of surveillance states.
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We're forced to lie there with Jamie in his agony, every breath a struggle, to really feel the weight of his grief.
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It's hard for me to even imagine his brown, freckled face turned up in agony with tears streaming down those stubbled jowls.
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The aid convoys and their supplies offer only a respite in the slow-motion agony that is destroying Syria and its people.
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The president's formula, even with some welcome new bits of realism, will almost certainly fail to rescue Venezuelans from their economic agony.
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On the inside I was in agony, terrified, afraid of failing, anxious about what to do next and how to do it.
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Let him languish in pain crying aloud for mercy, & let there be no surcease to his agony till he sing in dissolution.
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The real nightmare starts at around the 13-minute mark, if you just want to watch a grown man scream in agony.
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Hilson, who met with Heeringa's family Tuesday morning, told reporters that they have endured "agony and anguish" over the past three years.
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Whether you're waiting for results from the LSATs or an STI screening, the agony of the unknown can be seriously anxiety-inducing.
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"Why is there such delayed pain?" she cries, describing the waves of agony she feels as the laser flickers in the background.
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As Natalie cries in agony from being spun in the metal ball and practically suffocating, I feel like she is losing hope.
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"His vision is agony teetering on the edge of hysterical laughter," one of his author friends, William Styron, told PEOPLE in 22018.
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OJ Simpson; and he hilariously and arrogantly sang about the "Agony" of privilege in a standout scene in Disney's Into the Woods.
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The emotions would be volcanic, and ecstasy would soon give way to agony, accompanied by the frenetic beats of a music video.
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Since the decision to leave the European Union, Britain has convulsed in an agony of introspection about its status in the world.
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During that time, the fear of demons infiltrating my thoughts, attempting to lure me toward eternity agony in hell, governed my behavior.
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If it wasn't for the Southeast Asian herb kratom—which has analgesic, painkilling effects—Adams says he would live in constant agony.
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However, Allen told The Sun, she was left "writhing on the bed in agony and crying," and was rushed to the hospital.
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Payseur's swoony arrangement basically transforms "Agony" into a really good Beach Fossils song and, oh no, suddenly we have all these feelings.
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" In 1972, the same year that Ways of Seeing aired, Berger published a piece in New Society magazine called "Photographs of Agony.
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Ten years to the day after the bus bombing she barely survived, Iris is visited by a mysterious resurgence of physical agony.
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Alec Baldwin, whose dying mediocre career was saved by his terrible impersonation of me on SNL, now says playing me was agony.
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The last flashback was set off by a noise that reminded me of my friend screaming in agony as he burned alive.
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Those same powerful emotions carried the people of the Middle East from the ecstasy of revolution to the agony of civil war.
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In A Quiet Place the primal scream that people make when in agony or fear or rage becomes a nuanced cinematic object.
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Mitigating factor: The Oilers/Titans have been around since only 1997 and the Predators since 1998, so the agony is relatively fresh.
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The agony: After that Series win, the Blue Jays did not make the playoffs until last season, the longest drought in sports.
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The institution is largely a for-profit venture that looks to entertain audience with the degradation and agony of a black man.
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A massive bonfire crackles hungrily, and at its heart, three screaming women are bound to a post, burning to death in agony.
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It shows her in apparent agony after her leg was caught in a gap between a train and the platform on Friday.
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But in those closeups that Cooper awards himself, and his huge moments of emotional agony … well, he's channelling a bit of Judy.
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These shows elevated the standard good-cop-bad-cop formula, infusing gritty law enforcement dramas with stark moral questions and private agony.
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One night this week, high above the simmering avenues of Santiago, photographer Marcelo Hernandez pinpointed the glory and agony of Chilean liberation.
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This mission fulfills the New Testament's command that believers convert the people of the world to save souls from the eternal agony.
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I spent the next two days throwing up and writhing in agony as the full effects of food poisoning ran its course.
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Most people, however, are left to live out their final days in agony, deprived of any avenues for a self-determined death.
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The agony of living with PGAD can be so misery-inducing that people afflicted with the condition have been driven to suicide.
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In a close race everything matters, Comey and WikiLeaks and everything else that liberals have reached for in their agony of blame.
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Frenzied parents paced the scene, wondering about the fates of their sons and daughters or screaming in agony upon seeing their bodies.
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In Nairobi, Kenya, many Christians spent Good Friday fasting or in prayer, repentance and meditation on the agony and suffering of Christ.
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In time to come the Wilsons would recall the day with agony, after Kym Wilson, Napper, Washington and Winfield had been indicted.
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Schauspiel Stuttgart, Stuttgart As always, a number of plays had me squirming in my chair wondering how long the agony could last.
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" Beverly Cutler, a retired judge who represents a number of recruits pro bono, said that the order "may just prolong the agony.
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Share the agony of having to decide: Authorities often over-reassure the public believing, in error, that bad news could panic people.
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I understand where the athletes are coming from... When you cannot train you are stressed, you live in agony which is disastrous.
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This is where this version loosened its grip on me — all that male suffering, abusive back story and choked-up aggrandizing agony.
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"Once it was happening, I never felt that I wanted to reverse the course and bring back Holy Agony," Mr. Ahearn said.
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Despite all of that and his emotional agony about provoking Glenn's murder, Daryl was not willing to subjugate himself to the Saviors.
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If the minutes before she found Mr. Martin bloodied and unable to walk were painful, the minutes afterward would deliver fresh agony.
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I think we each got a $500 voucher, but we didn't want it — it was not worth the pain, delay and agony.
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Today, Niels Lesniewski writes in Roll Call, they're taking a decidedly analog approach to solving the agony of losing their smartphones: Sen.
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Our human experience of friendship, including the intensely pleasurable feelings of connection and the agony of rejection, stems from this ancient biology.
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The news is good, but 335 homicides in a city of more than 8.5 million is still a lot of human agony.
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When the ACA was passed nine years ago, I sobbed, knowing that other families would be spared the agony mine had known.
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Long, languid views of Mexican landscapes, city streets and shipyards are woven with voice-overs that recount tortures, emotional agony and murders.
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She says she rode home in agony and when the bus finally stopped she was just thrown on the lawn and left.
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Body-image concerns, crushes, bullying and the agony of rejection — these are just a few of the challenges kids face in middle school.
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A father shares the agony of losing his own son, brutally gunned down a few months ago, here in California by an illegal.
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You spend 95% of Agony waiting for poorly designed AI enemies to walk past you, so you can sprint to the next area.
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But there's also something even more basic going on here, as Gioia points out: "Casey" epitomizes the agony of being a baseball fan.
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Even as they pursued every medical option, their agony was somewhat relieved by the conviction that Joel's fate was ultimately in God's hands.
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He threw his shoulders, sweat, spit and howls of agony and ecstasy about with the best of them, and felt quite brilliant afterwards.
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With a tight grip on her mobile phone, Psevedourou was hoping for news on her cousin's wife, the agony etched on her face.
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ESPN's Jeff Passan reported that Burdi didn't break any bones while throwing the pitch that left him lying on the mound in agony.
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Suddenly, arm and neck restraints burst from the chair and you sit there, your arms bound and your eyes brutalized in luxuriant agony.
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We now look at a world where future hangover victims will never know that exquisite agony of just missing out on McDonald's breakfast.
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That same agony that plays out in the cramped spaces between the bassline also playing out in the cramped confines of my flat.
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It's been agony so far on Season 3 of You're The Worst, but after weeks of repression and regression, we're inching sneakily forward.
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Several federal workers who spoke to BuzzFeed News on the eve of missing their first full paycheck described the agony of these decisions.
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Asking parliament to set the terms of her departure looks suspiciously like a delaying tactic that will end up only prolonging the agony.
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Without the high-dose oxycodone, Paul could no longer tolerate the days when his back pain flared up, locking him down in agony.
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They lifted their body weight up again and again, until agony stretched across their faces, until pushing the planet down seems more practical.
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My mom was the Agony Aunt for the site, so was answering questions for teenagers about sex, drugs and rock and roll. Wow.
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Other countries with Brazil's mix of crime, elite failure and economic agony have elected radical leaders whom the pundits dismissed as no-hopers.
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Despite the agony of the moment, Heughan and Berry bring such humanity and pathos to their scenes together, it's impossible to look away.
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The expression on his face is exquisite — some agony (from the titular lizard bite, presumably), but also a feeling that's otherworldly and possessed.
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Blood pouring down the sheets and Holofernes' eyes rolling back into his head in agony as he pathetically struggles to escape Judith's sword.
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This is "The Glass Castle" at its best, documenting the agony and ecstasy, the fantasy and the fury of living with an addict.
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"I will never experience such panic and terror and agony over anything like I did at that place," she told SPIN in 1990.
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Carville was often witness to agony, but it was also a place where life continued to unfold anyway: a functioning civilization in miniature.
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"When I went for the interview, I saw patients in agony and I said, 'I can't come unless you get morphine,' " said Merriman.
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Using stripped-back clouds of synth to create a contrail of harmony, it lyrically and tonally conveys implicit agony as much as bliss.
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That misunderstanding got just a little worse this week with the release of Agony, a first-person survival-horror game set in hell.
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On Agony Planet, Greem's dead-eyed, monotonous murmurings push Sherburn and Barclay's punishing industrial techno into a realm that feels positively sci-fi.
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He's not sure how long he has to live, but he knows this: he doesn't want to spend his last days in agony.
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" A few songs later, however, and he's more reflective, channeling his beloved and much-cited influence Daniel Johnson on closers "Agony" and "Yellowman.
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In his favour, Mr Souleyman's lyrics, which focus on the agony of being in love, portray Syrians as ordinary people with ordinary emotions.
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Nine years later, in 1853, Brontë recreated the ecstasy and agony of those months in "Villette"—the fictional name she chose for Brussels.
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We feel the agony of an unjust justice system — it is our friends and brothers and sisters lying and marching in the streets.
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The agony of the verbal tip is, when you receive it, you can almost always assume that the actual tip will be lower.
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So I'm looking forward to being a neutral soccer fan this summer, appreciating the beauty of the game without the agony of investment.
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To helicopter parents, the very notion that their child could be measured or judged in some way by a test is absolute agony.
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Without warning, and without a blow, her body is bent and cracked beyond recognition, and her agony is reflected in the mirrored walls.
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Editorial Instantly, shockingly, the murder of five police officers on duty at a peaceful protest in Dallas has compounded the nation's continuing agony.
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It's a spartan, four-minute ad that depicts a lifelong Republican talking about his agony over his party's decision to nominate Barry Goldwater.
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It is regrettable that the Obama administration, which started out by restoring our ties, is ending its term in an anti-Russia agony.
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Neymar really made a meal of it, though, pounding the turf in agony (honestly, it didn't look like he got raked or anything).
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It was agony, but I was 13 and with a friend who seemed not bothered by it, so I kept it to myself.
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Before the miracle, my relapses looked the same: I'd go home, to the same city, to heroin, to the familiar agony of addiction.
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On Saturday, she recalled what had brought her to Washington: the lasting agony from losing her brother, stepson and friends to gun violence.
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This final de-escalation, this profound helplessness, this agony of watching the endless end, is what helps me finally really, unconditionally, love her.
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As the other driver wails in agony, they quickly flee the scene (hey, Bibby has warrants, Al's holding weed and the son's unlicensed).
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The fight's over in two minutes, but the more disturbing part is the Hound's agony afterward and Arya's refusal to give him mercy.
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The last person to be hospitalized died in agony a day later without treatment for her kidney disease, doctors at the hospital said.
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Several women are also expected to describe the agony they endured when the symbol containing Mr. Raniere's initials was burned into their skin.
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It's abnormal to restrain people while they're getting tattooed, or for them to bolt upright in agony to escape the needle's unrelenting penetrations.
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What can be taught from an atomic explosion but the agony of those most dispossessed and the infernal laugh of the idiot prophets?
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All the atrocities he committed were postmortem, where these female serial poisoners take great sadistic pleasure in prolonging the agony of their victims.
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The image had a propaganda purpose: it was intended to counter the Catholic belief that Luther, in merited agony, went straight to Hell.
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You get to watch these black people, who are really a source of national agony outside the theater, become fools inside the theater.
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Rupert Gregson-Williams's jarring, minor-key score plays under a slow-motion tableau of spurting blood, splintering bones, burning flesh and general agony.
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In its balance of resistance, agony, and joy, BPM (Beats Per Minute) approaches this subject with the the nuance and empathy it deserves.
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The agony of seeing Afghans dying all around me and not being able to do anything about it was too much to handle.
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They also brought about disastrous consequences for Russia herself, from territorial dismemberment in 1918 to decades of agony under the suffocating Bolshevik dictatorship.
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A group of researchers in Canada say they've found evidence that pesticides, not sonic energy weapons, might be to blame for sufferers' agony.
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Divorcing couples can face enough agony as it is dividing up possessions and agreeing on custody of children, let alone splitting retirement assets.
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Tim Jankovich, the S.M.U. coach, mentioned the introductory sequence of "Wide World of Sports" when describing his emotions afterward — the agony of defeat.
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How can you not marvel at a person who has thought of a kitten carved from soap repeatedly and with agony for years?
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"Stoning to death is a particularly unique, cruel, brutal punishment designed to prolong the agony of the person being killed," he told Reuters.
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In Australia, where Ms. Damond, 217, grew up, there was agony and disbelief, the prime minister voicing bafflement, the tabloids in full cry.
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"You look at the agony that Malaysia had to endure — not just in terms of the figures but the trauma," Mr. Lim said.
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Amid much agony and also ecstasy — the mountain air is at least good for the libido — the thread of the play's argument frays.
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But Wednesday's events left a strong impression that he neither wants the agony that is to come nor is fully prepared for it.
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I quickly sobered up, and each time the needle struck the skin it hit a nerve, sending my left arm skyward with agony.
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Carlos Kleiber often resembled a wizard when he waved his baton, while Herbert von Karajan looked like he was crouched over in agony.
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It's easy to see how a disingenuous person might argue "Hey, stop looking for politics in everything!" but Agony is stuffed with political messages.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel suffered the agony of another retirement on Sunday as his Formula One title hopes disappeared almost over the horizon.
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Consider the agony of the family of Seth Rich, the Democratic Nationally Committee staffer who was murdered in an apparent robbery attempt in 2016.
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On SiriusXM's Tell Me Everything, the Star Trek star told host John Fugelsang that no one can understand the agony an addict goes through.
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While this may initially sound like a godsend to many sufferers of monthly abdominal agony, policies like this are neither new nor without controversy.
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I felt agony yet urgency and a civic duty to let it be known, in a confidential manner, prior to the nominee being selected.
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Showing his son's frozen, cracked body would only add horror and shock value; staying on Simpson's agony gives the scene a sharp emotional edge.
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As the leader of the gang moans in agony after having his throat slit, Leon sticks the razor blade inside his anus, cutting it.
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Chrissy Metz immediately puts herself back in contention for an Emmy, as we can sense Kate's agony, even though the scene is completely silent.
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An analogy rooted in shame intensifies the often secret agony of sexual abuse or assault, making it even more difficult for victims to bear.
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Like Kathleen with Pride & Prejudice, I too am always in agony over whether or not the two protagonists will get together in the end.
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Although we cannot defeat death, we often seem bound to resist it, no matter the cost in terms of patient agony and family suffering.
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The flu vaccine is simple, takes zero time, and is the best way to reduce your odds of spending a week in flu agony.
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The rats bleed from internal organs and sometimes their eyes, nose, gums, and other orifices in the course of about six agony-filled days.
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It is, perhaps, that Chester Bennington had a voice that sounded like a knife crying out with the delight and agony of being sharpened.
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The agony of the trachoma infection (dubbed "blinking hell" at Sightsavers) is profound and the blindness it causes impacts both individuals and their communities.
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Both in and outside animation, it's one of the most darkly real portraits of one's agony as they say goodbye to an abusive parent.
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Turns out the man suffers from excruciating back pain, has no insurance and no means to relieve his agony caused by 5 herniated discs.
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The agony that plays across Moss' desperate face is impossible to watch as she claws at the windows like a trapped animal and sobs.
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Now, our family must wait in agony until a final verdict is delivered on May 30th, a verdict that has no right of appeal.
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Naomi tells us from the very beginning that she needn't have chosen to live in a state of liminal agony, betwixt and between worlds.
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Reed Hastings, the company's chief executive, typically avoids getting swept up in the ecstasy and the agony for Netflix on Wall Street and beyond.
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The family spent a month in agony, not knowing what had happened before a relative contacted the Bureau of Forensic Sciences in San Juan.
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"There was pain and agony," said Kostelnick, a 29-year-old who had taken eight weeks off from his finance job in Lincoln, Neb.
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Empty promises only prolong the problem — both Pyongyang's march toward full-blown nuclear capability and the unspeakable, unparalleled agony of the North Korean people.
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"The thing that connects all of these people is this mystery and agony of sleeplessness and I know what that feels like," Ackerman said.
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On the flip side was television analyst-cum-hoops raconteur Charles Barkley, who absolutely could not contain himself: Thrill of victory... Agony of defeat.
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If you saw me in the Untucked aftershow after last week's episode, I'm practically catatonic, because I was corseted and I was in agony.
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Armed with faces of despair, agony, and seething anger, his works are a departure from the often-stoic Roman busts and sculptures he emulates.
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When one character casually describes in detail how traitors are tortured and killed so they will experience maximum agony, his words give you shivers.
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Mr. Mandela's prison letters, particularly those to his family, reveal that even the most righteous cause cannot inoculate anyone from the agony of separation.
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Equally unconvincing is "Ray & Liz," a stale slice of British miserablism in which every buzzing insect and human agony is lovingly lit and photographed.
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Next up is "Everything Sucks!" which doesn't depict monsters or murder fantasies so much as the agony and euphoria of everyday high school life.
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Syria's long agony will never end as long as leaders who should see a value in fostering regional stability keep tearing the country apart.
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Agony Planet was released earlier this month on 22013MR, the nascent label of Mike Simonetti, formerly of Italians Do It Better and Troubleman Unltd.
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Advancing troops could literally see the whites of the eyes on the other side, as well as hear horses and men dying in agony.
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Or the agony of the family of Seth Rich, the Democratic National Committee staffer who was murdered in an apparent robbery attempt in 2016.
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At the same time, Orrin Hatch's conspicuous absence of agony symbolizes the decisions of many of my coreligionists not to allow any such thing.
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Donna Ware's family waited in agony for a week before eventually learning on Friday that her remains were found at her home in Paradise.
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And, for its part, an African panel found many culprits for Rwanda's agony, from the Roman Catholic Church to Belgium, a former colonial power.
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And then hundreds of people go up to the dial and each also turns it, so that eventually the victim is screaming in agony.
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Avoid the agony of scouring last-minute, overpriced $5 cards in the drugstore by purchasing a set of blank cards to keep at home.
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The move was in response to a flurry of complaints that the agony of delays was compounded by riders being left in the dark.
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And all of the things that are now such topics of conversation and such topics of agony, they were all being talked about then.
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I thought about that conversation, the trust that we were building and their consent, as I inched my camera closer to Mr. Calvillo's agony.
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Hand-scrawled signs point to an agony of lost babies: "beloved daughter Gladsy Mainza" aged two; nearby lies Tia Jonga, who died on Nov.
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We wanted to get advice from our two investors as to what founders seeking seed deals might want to do to avoid unnecessary agony.
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"Agony though it may be, I'd like to hang in there for the impeachment hearings, the resignation speech, the farewell helicopter ride," he wrote.
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His love, though true, is a perpetual agony, and maybe no one but Grant, writhing with misplaced chivalry, could bring such reverence to life.
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In one case, after he drew a foul, he rolled on the grass in agony, only to jump up once he heard the whistle.
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White urges us to live honestly, to remain friends, to exile ourselves, to walk the streets in agony and to let ourselves be loved.
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A photograph of her, trending on news networks, seemed to embody both the spirit of the Women's Wall and the agony of feminist struggle.
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You see cops drag the man who screams in agony before getting pummeled with such force he starts bleeding from his nose and mouth.
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Lim said the apology was "necessary but not sufficient" and that the whole scandal had caused "agony and trauma suffered by the Malaysian people".
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Fans have been in agony waiting for the return of Netflix's hit coming-of-age series about Latino and Black teenagers in East Los Angeles.
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Through "total agony," she was able to smile and post an Instagram, in the hope she could help inspire fans who cope with health issues.
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Activities include learning self-calming techniques and responding to "agony aunt" letters (notes modeled after advice columnists) by breaking problems down into small, solvable steps.
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No article will convince everybody to throw out their zillion-dollar agony shoes, but there are some steps you can take to minimize the damage.
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Source: AmazonMost people have experienced the agony of missing a delivery—because they weren't home, or because a shipping mistake, or some other mysterious reason.
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It's hard, and Agony & Irony was a blast to make, but it was the first time we worked without [producer] Jerry Finn, because he died.
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We couldn't tell whether that barrister was actually landing it in the end, but we could see that it was agony getting there -- and why?
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Are you so conditioned to want to argue that you immediately leapt to a side without questioning why this child's face is contorted in agony?
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Scowling Gatlin booed by Rio crowd Imperious Bolt completes amazing 100m triple Slideshow: Agony of defeat Her mother, Natalie Hawkins, says Douglas is heart-broken.
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This is a movie where a half-man / half-octopus cuts off, grills, and serves his own tentacles to oblivious diners while grimacing in agony.
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The role only works because of Collette's power to sell her emotions to an audience that may want to distance itself from her visible agony.
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My adult boyband simply gave me something to look forward to every day—a feat when, as a teenage girl, every breath was sawtoothed agony.
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Could, those minutes staring towards Lyra's coffin and the agony around it bring a "small change" or lead to a "side step" in their thinking.
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Representative Pat McGeehan (seen in agony in the photo above) says that he doesn't think he or his colleagues' illnesses are from the raw milk.
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Edge of Extinction gives us the chance to see players who have had their torches snuffed too soon – and have to wrestle with the agony.
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"Alex Baldwin, whose dieing mediocre career was saved by his impersonation of me on SNL, now says playing DJT was agony for him," Trump wrote.
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I was fascinated by this, because these letters, when you read them, are urgent and human and come from a place of such obvious agony.
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Anyway, do you know that Hillary&aposs agony tour right now is entering its second year so it&aposs officially lasted longer than her campaign.
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In obvious agony, the father of one of the victims in Wednesday night's mass shooting at a California bar announced his death to the world.
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For example, she uses the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, which traditionally teaches reflection on one's sins, to set aside time for the prisoners.
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IT LOOKS like something out of a Gothic movie: a metre-long monster that emerges slowly through blistered human skin, its victim writhing in agony.
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" "Anything, anything would be better than this agony of mind, this creeping pain that gnaws and fumbles and caresses one and never hurts quite enough.
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And 10 years ago, after waking up in unbearable agony from a toothache that just would not let up, I had a root canal done.
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These are people who look at the tears and agony on victims' faces, show no mercy and then quickly move on to their next victim.
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Then again, perhaps it's as Werner Herzog would have it and the birds are screaming in agony under the crushing weight of their own existence.
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"I cannot forget the pain and agony each animal lived through during the making of the senseless videos," Hollifield writes in an email to Broadly.
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Their only full-length, Agony Planet—also released on 2MR was riddled with allusions to alien encounters, even a psychedelic-induced abduction experience at Berghain.
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While his wife moans in agony, the musician breaks into song with a little ukelele to tells us all about his new novel, The Christmasauras.
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Kimberly Alice King went missing in 1979, and her sister told CNN affiliate WXYZ that it's been "almost 39 years of agony" for the family.
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Any person should be able to trust that police would take their obvious agony into account during a use of force encounter in law enforcement.
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In addition, once pain assessment became a standard feature of American medical practice, doctors found themselves confronted with an apparent epidemic of previously unreported agony.
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If they shriek in agony and collapse in a pool of their own blood, they're hosts; if they continue to nurse their sarsaparilla, they're guests.
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We live in a century where everyone around is dumping money and time and agony into making their body smaller or keeping their bodies small.
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You need to writhe and sway back and forth, and maybe even hum a little, to distract yourself, if only slightly, from the constant agony.
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If I could've had top surgery two years sooner, I would've done it to avoid the pain of binding and the agony of chest dysphoria.
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It was saturated with yearning yet fantastically suave, heedlessly skidding from ecstasy through agony and back, like a NASCAR racer who'd severed his own brakes.
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Their mounting frustrations and the smiling agony of forced normalcy give way to moments that suggest a mutual desire to have someone, anyone, to love.
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The decisive moments often come later, on what might be called Heartbreak Downhill, much of the final five miles, where the thighs scream in agony.
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He has an implanted spinal cord stimulator that sandpapers the edge off agony, and has broken four molars from grinding because of pain, he said.
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As the other 27 discussed May's pitch among themselves, French President Emmanuel Macron was pushing to end the agony and get Britain out almost immediately.
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"I reject any temptation of imposing pain, hardship, agony and uncertainty on our people," he said, alluding to past conflicts in Liberia's transitions of power.
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Notwithstanding the agony and hypocrisy of the nation's past and the cruelty and pettiness of its present, these truths endure, in the form of liberalism.
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WASHINGTON — Surrounded by his colleagues in a cramped corridor behind the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Jeff Flake was in agony, getting pounded on all sides.
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Allegheny, in which the late and little lamented Allegheny Airlines (known to its long suffering passengers as Agony Airlines) picked the wrong passenger to bump.
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The thrill of winning quickly turned to agony, though, after Levet jumped into the lake on the 18th hole in celebration and broke his leg.
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When Robert was younger, he would take a lot of expensive trips to go scuba diving in the Caribbean between tours with Life of Agony.
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Saying conditions at Pennsylvania Station in New York have reached a crisis, and that planned track closings would lead to "a summer of agony," Gov.
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Like his real-life heroine, the legendary singer Gertrude (Ma) Rainey, Mr. Wilson articulates a legacy of unspeakable agony and rage in a spellbinding voice.
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Then comes the agony of arranging the funeral procession, with Robert Kennedy (Peter Sarsgaard) and Jack Valenti (Max Casella) poised to be consulted or overruled.
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He quoted from Hardwick's pained letters, without her consent, in poems about the agony of leaving her and the dangerous pleasures of his new life.
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The previous standard-setter for kicking agony, Scott Norwood's failed game-winner in Super Bowl XXV for the Bills, at least was a clean miss.
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The agony of losing the N.F.C. conference championship game to the Rams has led many Saints fans to turn their back on the big game.
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You can probably guess what happens next, but it's still satisfying to watch: Once Donovan bites into the chip, he begins to writhe in agony.
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Consumed by existential discontent, a impatient King slowly consumes his entire universe in this allegorical animated short about greed, desire, and the agony of existence.
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Consider the agony of the family of Seth Rich, the Democratic Nationally Committee staffer who was murdered in an apparent robbery attempt over the summer.
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Conservationist Saba Douglas-Hamilton grows concerned when she sees Cherie fall ill and she watches, in agony, as the baby elephant tries to comfort his mom.
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We wanted to join our friends and colleagues in a time of heartbreak and agony, to remember the 49 Muslims who were murdered for being Muslim.
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The energy and agony on the left following the 2016 elections has given life to a whole host of groups that help women run for office.
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And if, like me, you thought, "wow, that horrifying shriek of agony sounds an awful lot like my pet is being mortally wounded," you weren't wrong.
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"Every time I do it now, it's like agony," said the actor a couple months back on his new ABC talk show, Sundays With Alec Baldwin.
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I was just reading an interview with you from 2010 where you talk about how much anxiety and agony you suffered over making Toy Story 3.
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It is hard to imagine a resolution to Venezuela's agony that does not include Mr Maduro's departure and a plan to hold elections with international monitoring.
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Jackson MacIntosh (Sheer Agony): I see a lot more people coming and going on the Anglo side of the music scene than on the Franco side.
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With the ruling this summer, Houk's murder remains unsolved — an agony that appears to have fractured two families that were, at one time, about to merge.
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As I sat in agony at the dentist's office last week getting my teeth cleaned, my dentist explained how dental care had come a long way.
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" Sentencing Harris to life with no parole plus 32 years, Clark said the defendant had deliberately caused his own child "unimaginable, severe physical and mental agony.
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"Hurt Less" is glacially paced, with music-box arpeggios and a soft violin sketching out the edges of a melody while Baker, again, pries into agony.
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The mushrooms even help ease the pain—agony that feels like being "shot in the back"—from the nerve-crushing tumors in his spine and skull.
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"The seating arrangement shows traces of the organizers' agony," said a former South Korean chief of protocol who reviewed the early draft of the seating arrangement.
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The agony of this sound as your 14.4 kbit/s modem struggled to make contact with cyberspace has given us all some kind of Stockholm syndrome.
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In their final, silent moments together, they can only stare into the agony reflected in the other's gazes, wrestling against their restraints to touch each other.
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The Bilbao defender launched himself into a vicious tackle from behind, crunching into Maradona's leg and leaving the Argentine screaming in agony, his ankle badly broken.
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Osterman and her team mates have had to live with the agony of defeat compounded by being denied an opportunity to correct the record — until now.
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And there's a lot of idiot – if we had some big recession, I think a lot of this labored finance would present a lot of agony.
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Sure, it's only a week back, but for fans (especially ex-Note26.2 owners), every day without a sexy, curvaceous new phone is another day of agony.
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Anyone who, like me, procrastinates packing until your Uber is right outside your door knows the agony of outfit-planning for some well-deserved OOO time.
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There's nothing quite like the cocktail of surprise, anger, agony, and dismay that comes with being woken up by the intense pain of a charley horse.
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"Alec Baldwin, whose dying mediocre career was saved by his terrible impersonation of me on SNL, now says playing me was agony," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Hosmer was safe, the score was tied, and a little while later, the Royals had an extra-innings victory and the championship trophy. Shock. Anger. Agony.
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On the other hand, it seems that adults who have never had children are the ones that react very excessively to the child in vocal agony.
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Since he declined interview requests, it is not known how he feels about his boss raising his personal agony in the heat of a political fight.
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But after the initial agony passes and we release our children from our immobilizing grips, their presence can actually help us work through these dark moments.
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Even as he worked to exude confidence about a roaring economy and handshake deal with Europe, the encroaching troubles made for another agony-and-ecstasy week.
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Called on to protect a one-run lead in Tuesday's 2-1 Mets win over the Chicago Cubs, he turned frayed nerves and agony into exhilaration.
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Not only the rapes but all the sequelae: the agony, the bitterness, the self-recrimination, the asco, the desperate need to keep it hidden and silent.
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She conveyed the agony of a creative artist who is torn between her devotion to new work and the prevailing pressure to stick with familiar fare.
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A fourth, Rubio, in addition to his prolonged and winding agony over Trump, has said he does "not want to be considered" as Trump's running mate.
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After films like those, her new role is a breeze, and what she brings to it is not studious agony but a gusty sense of play.
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Yet as we hear of animals being skinned alive and see a bludgeoned pup linger in agony, any pro-hunt argument seems emphatically beside the point.
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It happened after Mitchell was poked in the eye while going up for a rebound and Mitchell dropped immediately to the ground and looked in agony.
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Families across Brussels and around the world were left waiting for word, prolonging the agony of those already suffering and teetering between hope, despair and grief.
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Offred's breakdown in the car is staggering, not even because of its vehemence—Serena expected that—but because Offred's agony is without concern for the consequences.
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The worlds that Little Richard's childhood pain and agony formed were stolen and appropriated, and used to liberate white audiences and fuel white supremacist capitalist gain.
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The agony he felt can be heard throughout Pinkerton; less polished than Blue, it's a raw, painful exploration of one man's loneliness and genuine physical pain.
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Using oil paint and expressive brush strokes, she portrays nude women laying down or hunched over in agony, figures contorted as they grasp their bloody abdomens.
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Here's How To Heal It, FastThese Hilarious Memes Capture The Agony Of A Horrible SunburnThis Woman Took A Bath Wearing Coconut Oil — & It Went Horribly Wrong
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The agony continued through nearly six years of German occupation, when the Nazis used Polish soil to establish the ghettos and killing fields of the Holocaust.
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But when that ball just eluded her outstretched left hand, it became one of the last bits of agony in a disastrous afternoon for the Americans.
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We poured powerful sedatives into her veins in desperate attempts to dampen her agony, antibiotics to combat the constant blood infections, drugs to suppress her seizures.
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If he answers in the affirmative, it will probably put an end to the "should Trump be impeached?" agony and allow that process to move forward.
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Imagine the agony of a ghost who is too nice to haunt anyone properly, and yet he tries and tries and tries for all of eternity.
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My breakthrough "real" novels, in the eighth grade, were "A Tale of Two Cities" and "Les Misérables," with "The Agony and the Ecstasy" squeezed in between.
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Deciding to tough through agony sounds awesome, but in reality it's a decision you have to make at a hundred hertz every second you're still standing.
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A similar frenzy pulses through the breakout agony anthem "Michael in the Bathroom," in which Mr. Salazar's character barricades himself into teary solitude at a party.
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I think about this person too often, and I know keeping in contact is just prolonging my agony, but I can't seem to let it go.
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They can undergo prolonged agony, which may lead to death, if inadvertently — interrogators want a confession, not a badly damaged corpse, which can cause political embarrassment.
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Chen Qiushi, a citizen journalist who documented the agony and heartbreak of residents in Wuhan, was forcefully quarantined by authorities last month, according to his friends.
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The animal gods are majestic in their size and sympathetic in their agony, and yet are also vengeful and combative, their attacks alternately pyrrhic or pointless.
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Familiar knee problems stunted his preparation in 2018 and led to him withdrawing in agony in the fifth set of a quarter-final with Marin Cilic.
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In "Watani," when bombs cause one of Ms. Kamil's previously carefree daughters to double over in anxious agony, she feeds her cough syrup as a palliative.
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"I felt agony yet urgency and a civic duty to let it be known, in a confidential manner, prior to the nominee being selected," Ford wrote.
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Ray Kelly of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office acknowledged the agony of the wait for family members, but said identification of additional bodies would take time.
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While some aspects of Houston's agony are likely anomalous, a similar set of risk factors threatens hundreds of communities from coast to coast and in between.
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This naturally makes him useful to Cyra, sister of the tyrannical Shotet leader; Cyra's own currentgift grants her the ability to project, and experience, constant agony.
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" Wrote Trump on Friday: "Alec Baldwin, whose dying mediocre career was saved by his terrible impersonation of me on SNL, now says playing me was agony.
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Instagram wants its users to know it hears them: The enigmatic algorithm, an eternal source of agony for influencers, has begun to favor more "realistic" content.
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But if he were going to keep making new records, "Lemonade" demanded at least a partial response to Beyoncé's agony and the scope of her artistry.
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On the thanatos side, there are some expressionistic clutching hand fragments, expressive of ample agony and coming death, matched with Bourdelle's photographs of them from 1900.
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As hard as it might be to see her dead, Bougae decided it was worse if her final image of her friend was one of agony.
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Unfolding without narration or pushy musical cues, "Island of the Hungry Ghosts" (filmed from 2014-17) explores, with great delicacy, the agony of living in limbo.
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"The Agony of Being Theresa May" was produced by Theo Balcomb, Lynsea Garrison and Annie Brown, with help from Clare Toeniskoetter, and edited by Lisa Tobin.
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A short and to the point conversation is the quick Band-Aid tug that saves weeks of ignored text messages, confusion, self-doubt, and existential agony.
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In "Nude in a Red Armchair" (1929), her contorted limbs are splayed over the seat, her breasts dangling from her throat, her mouth open in agony.
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This ecstasy and agony was bracketed (one could even say made possible by) by the ameliorative effect of the co-performers more simply enjoying the experience.
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Anyone who has ever been woken up in the middle of the night with a sharp pain in their calf knows the agony of a muscle spasm.
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Agony promised a lengthy trip to the underworld, one pulsing with the flesh of sinners, surrounded by a grotesque aesthetic riffing on the mind of H.R. Giger.
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It is Tish's agony that we feel as her childhood friend and sweetheart, Fonny (Stephan James), is locked up for a crime that he did not commit.
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It felt to me that at its core, Metzkes's work is also indebted to melancholy, the persistent agony anyone who has suffered from addiction can attest to.
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Chris Cohilas, the chairman of the Dougherty County Commission in southwestern Georgia, said storms slammed his county early this month and these latest twisters compounded the agony.
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Such moves might shift polls that currently suggest most Americans do not want the national agony of an impeachment drama for the third time in 50 years.
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But how it is taken will determine whether the battle marks a lasting victory against jihadism or another chapter in the unending agony of the Arab world.
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"We thought it was a normal injury until the cast came off and I couldn't straighten my arm – it was agony if I tried," Buxton told Metro.
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" Emma Boyden, who had an episiotomy when her baby was born in Wolverhampton, UK, in 2012, found that "The stitching afterwards was agony, much worse than labour.
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When he's not wailing in agony, Peterson is a winning host: plucky, chummy, and childlike — a natural proxy for his legion of young fans, the Coyote Pack.
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That burden is an agony, and while Lapid handles it lightly at first, coaxing your laughs, the movie weighs heavier and heavier as amusement turns to despair.
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To me, it was simple: After years of agony, insecurity, and pain, I just wanted my nose to look the way I had always envisioned it could.
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I had wanted to be part-analyst, part-agony aunt, but was, in the end more of a gossip columnist, hoovering up the scurrilous and the scandalous.
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I sat on the couch holding my diaper-clad toddler, watching him catch a few minutes of sleep, waiting anxiously for him to awake again in agony.
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But the thing that worries me, and the big difference between Obama and Trump, is we know the agony Obama went through before calling for military action.
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"Agony" originally appears on Yung Lean's Stranger, with Lean stretching his voice over somber piano keys, conjuring up Beauty and the Beast imagery of dancing with candlesticks.
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We've all experienced the soul-crushing agony of unrequited love — but no one turns those lemons into lemonade quite like the fictional heroines of our favorite movies.
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It's a third-person shooter about a bad case of writer's block, and the agony of trying to bridge the gulf between genre craftsmanship and high art.
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He lightened the orchestral textures, making the music seem to emerge from another time and place, a profound vehicle for the agony of the characters' lost love.
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The agony: Since the Braves were widely considered the best team in baseball for a decade or more, their one World Series title feels like an underachievement.
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"We are living an unbearable agony on board," Open Arms said on Twitter, posting a video of people lying close together on the deck, swaddled in blankets.
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Only 19 men still living -- King among them -- know exactly how the agony unfolded on July 30, 1945, the day two Japanese torpedoes struck the USS Indianapolis.
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If part of your yoga practice is to put yourself more in touch with your body, why not start by listening to her horrible screams of agony?
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Whether you consider it a convenience or pure agony, a seat on an 218-hour flight won't cost you much more than a one-night hotel stay.
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He goes through most of the story with a bad diagnosis and a viscerally described, mounting agony that becomes one of the book's biggest elements of suspense.
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"Alec Baldwin, whose dying mediocre career was saved by his terrible impersonation of me on SNL, now says playing me was agony," Trump wrote at the time.
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Officer Delgado recounted a harrowing night of watching club patrons trip over corpses and writhe in agony as their bullet-ridden bodies were pulled across broken glass.
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As the sea spray kicks the algae into the air, our throats and eyes burn, so it's hard to imagine the agony of the animals around us.
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It's possible that these hormonal shifts could increase a woman's pain threshold—and therefore her ability to push through the fatigue and agony of an endurance event.
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Indeed, Toronto's walk-off win over Baltimore contains all the agony and ecstasy of the modern MLB Playoffs, everything fans loathe and love about its current format.
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Inside the hut was a wooden platform, like the one Baalsrud was lying on when, half-mad with agony, he took a knife to his own feet.
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You'd be surprised how many family members are willing to let their loved ones languish in horrible agony, simply because they're not prepared to have a funeral.
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If you're like me, you'll simultaneously hope that Federman escapes detection and hope he gets caught, if only to end the agony of watching him watching her.
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They don't want their agony to be material for journalists; in the moment of their awful sorrow, they don't want their spectacle to be shared by strangers.
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Mr. Smit-McPhee said that with help from a physical therapist, he "went from limping in agony each day to eventually walking by the end" of shooting.
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