Car stereos play an important role in making traveling bearable.
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They're guaranteed to make your winter a little more bearable.
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Mila says motherhood makes getting six hours of sleep bearable.
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It would sure make the games a lot more bearable.
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Once America decided killing children was bearable, it was over.
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Weed, she thought, just might make the sessions more bearable.
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Still, it will at least make the losing more bearable.
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He makes the unfathomable immensity of London's human history bearable.
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For everyone else, it makes Friday a little more bearable.
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If Vestager pulls the plug, the financial downside looks bearable.
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The losses were bearable, she said, because many women won.
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Here's what they wore to make the trek more bearable.
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Today I'm living life at a 4, just below bearable.
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"Once America decided killing children was bearable, it was over."
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Southwest Airlines just made a major flight delay totally bearable.
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Now that's how to make the miserable weather more bearable.
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City life has to be somewhat messy to be bearable.
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They can't be avoided, but maybe they can be made bearable.
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Still others were aimed only at making the flooding more bearable.
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It actually makes "that time of the month" almost bearable. Almost.
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You know what could possibly make this situation even slightly bearable?
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That looks bearable set against profits of €1.5bn ($1.8bn) last year.
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That doesn't make it right, but it makes it more bearable.
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With luck, it will be way more bearable than Havana Nights.
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The few that I know are bearable when they've consumed alcohol.
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But you know what can make it a little more bearable?
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Noisey: What songs do you think can make 2018 more bearable?
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Life has not been bearable, the only hope is to die.
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She doused them in saline solution to make them more bearable.
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These artists created for themselves, to make their lives more bearable.
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The new spray made it bearable, at least for an hour.
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For Wenger, seeing a former protégé flourish was just about bearable.
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He had lost the friend who helped make his days bearable.
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"Especially in smaller states, the consequences are hardly bearable," said Eckstein.
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"It makes it bearable to be so far apart," she said.
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He removed all the little things that make the hard game bearable.
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But making art out of loss makes it less tragic, more bearable.
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A better pair of earphones to make those deadlifts more bearable, maybe?
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Yes, the humidity is marginally more bearable, but that T-zone grease?
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There are, of course, better ways to making the experience somewhat bearable.
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Make the winter months a bit more bearable with a cozy blanket.
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He told her as much as was bearable to tell about himself.
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A carry-on cocktail kit to make flights a little more bearable
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Some airlines are trying to make the journeys a little more bearable.
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An occasional very wet year can make a long drought more bearable.
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Some days were bearable; on others she couldn't get out of bed.
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Inflation is low, external imbalances are modest and oil prices are bearable.
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For all, it makes an otherwise painful existence a bit more bearable.
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If we consent to our own suffering, maybe that makes it more bearable.
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The airport does a lot to make layovers not just bearable, but pleasant.
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Gallant said the outpouring of support has made the ordeal much more bearable.
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Hopefully these alcoholic gift ideas make your holidays more bearable for everyone involved.
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The pain was bearable and the bleeding stopped after a week or so.
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Ahead, just a few texts that are making things a bit more bearable.
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All of these are probably fun — and the crowds more bearable — while stoned.
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Melanie has a good life, and time has made the loss more bearable.
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"I use it every morning, and it's made winter bearable," he told me.
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What helped make the indignities bearable through the years was the Cubs' misery.
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The only thing that makes it bearable at all is that it's live.
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" It was consciously artful, he said, so as to "make the unbearable bearable.
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Her humanity always gives me some new way to find it all bearable.
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Everything is always almost too much to bear, and then barely bearable. Barely.
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A good air conditioner can help make those hot summers much more bearable.
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And the status quo has, for most Israelis, become relatively peaceful and bearable.
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Being able to write a straight-forward email can make the process more bearable.
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The goal is to transform it into what is bearable and useful and motivating.
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Make this winter more bearable with the help of the Philips wake-up light.
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All those amenities made my many hours of driving not just bearable, but enjoyable.
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Singapore will also make these marathon flights more bearable with a few comfort upgrades.
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She makes winter bearable in her warm, colorful home, with her warm, disturbing personalities.
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Jim White is the human condition, the comforting inner monologue which makes existence bearable.
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High season here is during the winter when the heat is bearable for most.
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I don't know if I would say the comedy makes the reality more bearable.
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Water parks are generally not my thing, but you know what makes them bearable?
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If anything, they could make that difficult Friday morning a little bit more bearable.
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The only thing people were telling me was that it's chaotic, but it's bearable.
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The pain was intense, pulsating, throbbing, but bearable, even after the twenty-fifth hour.
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Finding the rhythm can make a workout more bearable while maximizing power and efficiency.
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A little goes a long way, which makes the high price tag more bearable.
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They were a crutch that made life bearable and helped me to remain optimistic.
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Solver Stories For Maria Janelli, solving crossword puzzles made loss bearable and love possible.
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Here's what some airlines are doing to make the journeys a little more bearable.
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Now, transit officials are launching an ambitious plan to make bus commutes more bearable.
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"We are at the very limits of what's bearable," Michael Roth told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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On summit day the winds were calm, the weather bearable and the vista unobscured.
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I'd like to thank my co-host, Lauren Goode, for making 2017 more bearable.
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We hope the photos make the wait until zoos reopen a bit more bearable.
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And balms and pads are often still necessary to make steep heels more bearable.
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No. Does it make this incredibly weird group date more bearable for everyone involved?
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Lyndsey admitted that such a journey could now be bearable, if made in darkness.
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The experience of tinnitus can be bearable for some, and annoying and painful for others.
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Thanks to an adorable dog named Jo Jo, fillings just got a little more bearable.
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Concerns like these make physical pain more bearable, maybe because they make it less important.
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The seats, with their built-in massagers, made the boring Ohio turnpike a bearable experience.
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If the same thought fills you with despair, the game could make it more bearable.
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A fun performance like this almost makes the rush hour commute through Piccadilly bearable... almost.
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Meanwhile, a concerted effort to make the refugees' lives more bearable will also be needed.
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This story is important because it's what makes enduring the game's incredibly daunting runtime bearable.
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So surely weed would help make the sound of folk guitars and cringe bars bearable.
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"Seinfeld" focused on the absurdities of modern life rather than how friendships make them bearable.
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The sooner we accept that reality, the more bearable the wait for spring shall be.
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Clayman said there are other ways people can make handling their financial responsibilities more bearable.
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"For small creatures such as we, the vastness is bearable only through love," she wrote.
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An auto-move feature, which ferries your team through the dungeon, makes the game bearable.
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If kept in mind, it can easily make these jittery few days far more bearable.
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Plus, huddling with a loved one can make the Antarctic cold a bit more bearable.
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After several miserable years of unreliable subway service, my commute has recently become more bearable.
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I've previously mentioned my struggle to wrangle my social media feeds to a bearable din.
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But my symptoms were bearable because I'm relatively young and don't have existing health conditions.
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Being able to game on the go made those long lines every day more bearable.
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Sometimes individual open-minded family members or a nearby LGBTQ community make living at home bearable.
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This gets much more bearable, though, if you just have something to do on your way.
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Now, it's back with a new capsule that's all about the songs that made 2017 bearable.
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All hail the jumpsuit: making winter mornings (and evenings) that much more bearable (and stylish, TBH).
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My tastebuds can hardly handle hot sauce, but the chocolatey Chile Mocha was more than bearable.
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Luckily it seems like Grande's comments and jokes are making it all a bit more bearable.
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To make the idea more bearable, we've rounded up 24 must-have boots all under $200.
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A Chinese company thinks its "husband pods" will make those shopping trips a little more bearable.
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All of this kabuki theater would be more bearable if it had no real-world impact.
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These are the one-man nongovernmental organizations of daily life, the gifts that make life bearable.
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And somehow simply announcing that I feel this way makes it the teensiest bit more bearable.
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But there's a secret to the practice that makes it not just bearable, but more effective.
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I feel like the way I set those rents are what would be bearable for me.
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That all might be more bearable if the series fleshed out Holden's inner turmoil more quickly.
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Other than that, the first two nights, the pain was bearable, like, four out of 10.
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Could they use some shiny new headphones to make the train ride a little more bearable?
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She limped all the way home: the ecstasy and adrenaline had made the pain slightly bearable.
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That middle seat stinks, but pretending you're actually in a movie theater may make it more bearable.
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That middle seat stinks, but pretending you're actually in a movie theater may make it more bearable.
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Merriam-Webster defines it as a verb that means: to make more pleasant or bearable: improve, relieve.
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An appeals court had held that a silencer is not a "bearable" arm protected by the Constitution.
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Showers are bearable, but it's a hell of a lot nicer watching bands when the sun's out.
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You can make your commute a whole lot more bearable by investing in a few essential products.
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She didn't just make that day bearable — she made it memorable, and she made it really fun.
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Maybe it was the whole "heating your body from the inside" thing that made it more bearable.
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The drugs make a difference—not by making him better, but by making his symptoms more bearable.
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We've got 10 suggestions for making those journeys more fun and memorable—or at least more bearable.
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Making good sleep, balanced meals, and staying hydrated your top priorities will make withdrawal symptoms more bearable.
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Tooth gems are somewhat bearable, and we can deal with fanny packs and a Twin Peaks revival.
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After all, it may be more bearable to kill your child before you can hear him scream.
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The best window air conditionersA good air conditioner can help make those hot summers much more bearable.
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Lawrence's exceptionally moving performance, the one subtle thing here, is probably all that makes the film bearable.
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Female flyers rejoice — air travel just got a little bit more bearable, thanks to one Indian airline.
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It's still hot, near 23 degrees, but it should feel a touch more bearable than that today.
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A sweet gift from a friend can make the process of settling in a little more bearable.
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I stayed on to listen until the heat became more bearable, then I went on my way.
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For me, this is a good stopgap to help make this soul-crushing skin riot more bearable.
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A free table snack, like taro or cassava chips, might have made the lag times more bearable.
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Introduced while smugly declaiming his masturbatory fantasies to his high school English class, Sidney is barely bearable.
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Her emotional legibility goes a long way toward making some scenes bearable, despite the story's obliterating pressure.
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And every adventure in dating became bearable, by the group of boys I met along the way.
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Fortunately, you can still stock up on all those essentials that make the working day more bearable.
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The movie is shorter (by about 15 minutes) than the last one, though, and considerably more bearable.
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For the the electric car company CEO, the "Navigate on Autopilot" feature makes highway traffic somewhat bearable.
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But after a little while, it turned out to be pretty bearable and...actually kind of fun.
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This made it bearable, for my own sleep purposes, but perhaps not therapeutic, from a pressure standpoint.
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The goal is to help people free themselves from poverty, rather than simply make poverty more bearable.
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She got me my Tampagotchipon which makes it basically bearable to have these painful cramps all the time.
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In short, Republicans are attacking both the ACA and their own tools for making medical expenses more bearable.
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The only thing that makes this shorter season bearable is the news HBO just released about the ending.
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"I knew we couldn't replace Antone but we could make his loss a bit more bearable," he adds.
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However, like any terrible thing, there are a few silver linings that make the frigid months more bearable.
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Over time, the scar tissue became more bearable as she and her husband tried for their second child.
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INSIDE THE Amazon fulfilment centre in Monee, Illinois, the temperature is pleasant and the whirr of machines bearable.
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However, there are ways to make your journey home or wherever you're headed for the holidays more bearable.
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Or, you could "disappear" the faces of politicians you hate to make Presidential debates a more bearable experience.
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But the lag is mostly bearable because it's still more convenient to search for things inside the app.
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It made the often garbage-strewn hellscape that is Twitter in 270 seem bearable for a brief moment.
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She did what poets do, making all the joys and despairs of life seem bearable, relatable, and beautiful.
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The best I can do is imagine it being bearable, and that's after a few years of refinement.
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So what are the chances of encryption technologies being viewed as a "bearable arm" under the Second Amendment?
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The forbearance of their creditors makes these heavy debts more bearable in China than they would be elsewhere.
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One thing that has made entering adulthood more bearable is that Hello Kitty has never stopped being cool.
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Two annual one-time United Club lounge passes can go a long way in making layovers more bearable.
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"This small diversion makes things kind of bearable," said Mr. Ramos, who also publishes an independent poetry magazine.
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Theatre didn't so much save Abdoh's life as reshape it into something more vital, more bearable, more controlled.
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Even a 60 bps rise, while painful, would ultimately be bearable, Setser wrote in a paper in June.
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With this in mind, one cafe in Chicago is attempting to make the winter chill slightly more bearable.
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It was very slightly itchy as is any cashmere, but it was completely bearable to wear all day.
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Fiction. The best way to make a long plane ride bearable is to vanish into someone else's world.
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But sleepcasts made my struggle with insomnia so much more bearable, eventually helping me ditch it for good.
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Colorful buses clog the narrow streets, their windows missing glass to make the humidity a little more bearable.
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And even if you fall into the latter category, there are easy ways to make it more bearable.
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As for Paul, I expect he was a lot more bearable on the page than in our faces.
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Shoppers have discovered the coziest "winter survival essential" that will make the harsh conditions a little more bearable.
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Having illustrations to go with text can make almost anything bearable — even user manuals and terms of service.
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This poem cuts right to the challenge of our human condition, which can feel alternately bearable and unbearable.
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In an attempt to expand streaming access (and make traveling more bearable), Netflix is taking flight in 2018.
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Grace is what we give to one another; love is how we make the world bearable for living.
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Here are the 13 products we rely on every day to make our commutes a little more bearable.
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If it is possible to do good at a bearable cost, to save lives, we will do it.
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"My school told me about it," she said, declaring the cold bearable and the "dragon dance" the best act.
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"At first we want life to be romantic; later, to be bearable; finally, to be understandable," Louise Bogan wrote.
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This is why those who commit to this torturous hobby do everything they can to make it more bearable.
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Techies often boast that they are less fussed about owning and acquiring things, which make tight quarters more bearable.
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The haunted mixtures of Jacqueline Saphra's "Songs and Stones" feel familiar as cadences of the everyday, yet more bearable.
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To make your week a bit more bearable, let us remind you: There's a long-weekend on the horizon.
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The workwear combos ahead just might have the power to make your 9 to 5 a little more bearable.
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Helping out other people in line fill their tanks and receiving help from community members made the experience bearable.
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"The next focal point is trying to figure out the yield levels which are bearable for equities," Ishikawa said.
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Indeed, while the spray raises the air's moisture content to Amazonian levels, the temperature starts to dip towards bearable.
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"That's why we expect the impact of an exit to be bearable for the time being," the spokeswoman added.
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I can once again see all the little worries and big angsts in my life from a bearable distance.
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A bearable ending to the Yeti story The new study is not the first to point in this direction.
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Still, Charles Paidock, 69, a transit advocate, said the promise of an improved L made the inconveniences more bearable.
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Temperatures are bearable, hotels are cheap, and you're not dealing with a million people on line for the lift.
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"We wondered, How much Viennese modernism is bearable today?" said Norbert Kettner, chief executive of the Vienna Tourist Board.
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Could Waller-Bridge be suggesting that genuine human connection might be able to render reality bearable, and dissociation unnecessary?
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What makes this disquieting exploration of love and mourning bearable is that Lodato works from a place of compassion.
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Emirates flight attendant Lauren Guilfoyle revealed seven tips on how to make your holiday travel a little more bearable.
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There's only one thing you can do to make the wait more bearable, and that's to pre-order a copy.
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That's why we're always on the hunt for tools that make doing the chore more bearable — and E.L.F. just delivered.
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Sometimes, scoring a cart-full of winter essentials is the only thing that makes the brutally cold temperature outside bearable.
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"If people have a choice, the army will have to work harder to make military service bearable," says Mr Lee.
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Some disgruntled workers on Whisper shared the creative ways they make downtime more bearable and work a little more entertaining.
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That would serve as "proof" that I did absolutely everything else in my power to make my physical discomfort bearable.
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Though the likely bill should be bearable, Deutsche can ill afford to pay a lot more than it bargained for.
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Smith's work is about that imagination—its role in repairing and sustaining communities, and in making the world more bearable.
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The pain is bearable if she focusses on the nursery window, gleaming on the opposite side of the empty road.
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That in itself is enough of a gift from a man whose music has made the last two years bearable.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but he says that being receptive to uncomfortable situations and sensations actually makes them more bearable.
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Here's what else is happening: Participating in Halloween shenanigans on the streets this weekend will be a little more bearable.
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Coulter, played by "The Affair's" Ruth Wilson, who does more than anyone to make "Dark Materials" (pardon the expression) bearable.
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Travel days are never easy, but staying here made it a bit more bearable and that is worth a lot.
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That sounds icky, we know, but you can at least make it bearable by doing the number crunching in Excel.
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Some of the most moving, and entertaining, scenes dramatize the acts of ingenuity and imagination that made solitary confinement bearable.
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It's starting to get hot in Austin, so I'm trying to take advantage of earlier evening jogs while it's bearable.
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It's starting to get hot in Austin, so I'm trying to take advantage of earlier evening jogs while it's bearable.
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The bill contains other reforms to the current H-2A program, streamlining applications and making the regulatory burden more bearable.
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A Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction, Donna Tartt's novel explores grief, fate, and the coping mechanisms that make both bearable.
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If there's anyone that can make the (at times stuffy) New York tradition of Fashion Week more bearable, it's Leslie Jones.
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While allergies can be hellish, and interfere with all aspects of your life, there are ways to make exercising outside bearable.
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Luckily, there is a way to make the entire process a little more bearable, and that's by using a solid cleanser.
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If all grads were half as cute as 5-year-old Aubrey Toby, graduation ceremonies would be 1,000 percent more bearable.
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Before you start stressing about your move in, there are some ways to make the big day a little more bearable.
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Hyland's tablets "make nights bearable, days livable, and truly make the teething years way more groovy," it says on its website.
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Meanwhile, Lindsay, queen of costumes, is in her nurse's outfit to make taking care of Paul after stabbing him more bearable.
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My thought bubble: Providers and policymakers can duke it out over whether this or that payment reduction is bearable or not.
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They just want to make their own worlds a little bit saner, a bit more bearable, and a touch more magical.
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The letter works through a simple equation: to keep climate change within bearable limits, total carbon emissions must fall to zero.
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The pay is bearable, about $100 a day, more than he made in the North, but his expenses are dramatically higher.
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We're not all morning people, but there are some easy things you can do to make those early alarms more bearable.
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Technological change has made living separate lives more bearable, and has thus probably contributed to long-distance marriage becoming more common.
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Yanely Ontivelos, 33, said life was still bearable thanks to employment at La Mora, where her husband works as a carpenter.
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By taking a hit from Freddy's stash, he's prepping for a future where life on the inside will be more bearable.
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That $15 I'd spend sugaring up to make the day more bearable was much better spent working out for an hour.
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On my incredibly white college campus, these were an oasis of hip-hop music, twerking, and stepping that made school bearable.
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No one likes traveling on long haul flights, so why not make it more bearable with a pair of quality headphones.
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Here she brings forth the conflict of grief: Alise's unshakable sadness is more bearable when she isn't putting it on display.
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It has furnished his ideological opponents with neither the insights to undo his popularity nor the humor to make it bearable.
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Goldfein and other volunteers and former cancer patients quickly began doing whatever they could to make these women's circumstances more bearable.
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But, then, you know, there is nothing bearable about a workday commute in high-summer New York City, not in 2017.
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He played classic rock instead of techno music, which made the grueling 60-minute class feel more like a bearable 45.
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Suffering, one's own, or others', might become bearable, one hopes, when one takes a step back and views it objectively, conceptually, abstractly.
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But hey, having some insight into when the shitstorm of gift-sourcing will be just slightly more bearable isn't a bad thing.
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Both the main and the telephoto camera have optical image stabilization, coupled with software stabilization, which makes working with 9013x zoom bearable.
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It tries to convince us, like Daniel convinces Natasha, that love is possible — and that it's what makes this unfair world bearable.
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But I will admit that Slack has some really nice (non-customizable) keyboard shortcuts that make the whole experience slightly more bearable.
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Very few things can make waiting for an extremely delayed subway train in the middle of a sweaty, rainy July morning bearable.
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As part of Google's ongoing effort to make ad-ridden websites more bearable, the company is introducing some new protections to Chrome.
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Even though low interest rates make this bearable, the high debt burden weighs on the chancellor, limiting his capacity to borrow more.
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It won't make the next seven months bearable, per se, but this is the rare on-field mess that is not unwatchable.
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We know the wait for the N. Sane Trilogy is Un-Bearable but here's a quick transformation to chill your nerves. pic.twitter.
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They've not only made tough times more bearable, they've also taught me things about myself, about relationships and about life, in general.
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We have tracked down the best deals on products that can make you commute bearable, including laptops, MacBooks, laptop backpacks, and headphones.
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We're given a window into the terrible social dynamics of middle school, and the ways a close friendship makes these dynamics bearable.
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Even naming a winter storm after the Jonas Brothers (or so we like to think) isn't making the season any more bearable.
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That would make the trip from San Francisco to Tokyo a more bearable five and a half hours, Boom's founder Blake Scholl.
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Her lies have gone unchecked for way too long and it made today's press briefing a little more bearable and truthful. pic.twitter.
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It's also faster to use, as four five minute sessions broken up feel a lot more bearable than one 30-minute session.
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The work was busy but bearable, until one night in mid-February when Abu Hamza brought an Eritrean woman from the warehouse.
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"Although my love for Furbies hasn't cured it, it's certainly made this mental illness more bearable," she wrote in a blog post.
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If you put in the effort to stop and smell the roses with your Libra, all of life's thorns will feel bearable.
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The next time you crunch into something and feel a pang, wait it out a few days if the pain is bearable.
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Click ahead for a full round-up of all the products that made February's cold weather and overcast skies (slightly more) bearable.
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It also advocates increasing access for riders with disabilities and making subway stations more bearable through better ventilation and more natural light.
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But I had my travel pillow with me, and it made all the difference in making the journey a little more bearable.
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This is well documented, even in a world where measuring pain is nebulous, necessarily contingent on personal levels of what is bearable.
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Every election season is more bearable when there's someone there to do a really good impression of one of the key players.
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But if you have no choice, he has thoughts on that too and further observations on how to make travel more bearable.
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Reducing anxiety won't only make this difficult time more bearable, it will help keep you physically healthy and your immune system strong.
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Whether salty or sweet, comfort food is only one of the few small pleasures making isolation just a little bit more bearable.
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Even ardent Godardians tend to place these movies, with their torrents of ideological verbiage, somewhere north of difficult and south of bearable.
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Erwin Figueroa, 27, of Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn, said that having the new internet access makes waiting for a train more bearable.
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There are certain measures you can take to make it all more bearable though, like investing in a fitness tracker or smartwatch.
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Some of the technology we rely on to make the effects of climate change more bearable, like air-conditioning, also worsens them.
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Redundancy pay was cut from 45 days per year worked to a still-generous 33 days, making lay-offs more bearable for companies.
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Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson have been together for nearly a decade, but that doesn't make filming sex scenes with costars anymore bearable.
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I know this stuff will last me months and having beautifully scented soaps in the morning makes getting out of bed more bearable.
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It's bearable for maybe 210 seconds, and then my eyes start to water and I can feel sweat start sprouting from my hairline.
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If it's not perfect, find ways to make it bearable, being mindful of how a short-term stay will look on your resume.
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They make it easier to find those missing keys using the tech, sure — but the experience of searching still isn't any more bearable.
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That might've been bearable in 2018, when trucking capacity was tight, the industry was raking in cash, and truckers saw their pay jump.
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As a musician, George has an abundance of musically inclined friends, which makes the fact that the bus' radio is broken more bearable.
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Admittedly, I did have a better variety of ramen to choose from and indulged on healthier fare to make the journey more bearable.
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It's closer to the standard product you'd expect, but it has a few little tweaks that help make a long flight more bearable.
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Whenever you pop into my head, my heart breaks all over again (on a more bearable scale), and I kind of don't mind.
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These actions all misleadingly suggest an optimism that tomorrow might be bearable, as does her little dance while making her frugal evening snack.
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This looped electronic "holding" music that's going on right now is marginally more bearable than what EA had yesterday, at its Play showcase.
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He called negative rates "bearable" for the time being but said other policy moves, like asset purchases, should be prioritized in the future.
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I have lived in New York City for 50 years, and living here is sometimes made bearable for me only by its gardens.
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I'd immerse myself in the immense humanity of this symphony, called the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, going from audible limits to bearable ones.
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But it's basically how these two [the one-liner mike and stand-up mike] make this [the "emotional stuff" mike] bearable, more or less.
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Chances are those lines will be a bit rough, but there's an online service that wants to make waiting around a little more bearable.
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As shortages and violence have made life in the country less bearable, more people are applying for passports so they can go somewhere else.
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Paul's opioid prescriptions made his pain bearable, but did not eliminate it, leaving him distracted at work by the stabbing pain along his spine.
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We soon start up again and, just as Rebecca had said, once the temperature started undulating, the heat—while still trying—is just bearable.
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Robots that make the end of life more bearable are likely to remain expensive for many years, so only rich people will buy them.
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Of course there are some obvious ways to make your flight more bearable: Bring your own food and some sort of personal entertainment system.
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By distributing both the work of speaking up and the alienation of doing so, allies can make college just a little bit more bearable.
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As recently as the first air strikes in Syria, many believed that the current recession would be short-lived and bearable, like its predecessor.
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Advent calendars make the countdown to Christmas a little more bearable, as you get mini presents to tide you over until the big day.
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Deeper pits are more costly because more energy and time is required to extract coal and cool the shafts to make working conditions bearable.
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On its own, the depressing family drama would be bearable, but Hobson loses her thread when "Summer Cannibals" veers into frenetic, upsetting, slapdash melodrama.
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If it is not credible, then adversaries can shrug it off, or even consider it proof that the United States will impose bearable costs.
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The best thing you can do is just make the hellish chore more bearable — and you can do that by picking up a Dyson vacuum.
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For us LGBT Americans to truly be safe, we need broader acceptance (seeing our flag should at the very least be "bearable") and equal rights.
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In reality, most photographers just happen to like blow (because it makes our jobs somewhat bearable) and people with less clothing (because they're interesting subjects).
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Viewers can see for themselves not just how the devices work, but also that, painful though it may be, implantation is more or less bearable.
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In fact, Rachel has gotten most of the bearable dates this season, and she also got to wear penguin onesie pajamas in the fantasy suite.
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One could argue that this might simply be a strategy to make the abuse — which is visceral and important to Harding's story — bearable to watch.
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But here are a few things that could, if even fleetingly, start to make being online a bit more bearable over the next 12 months.
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Reddit user bitchytyphoon decided to make her family Christmas a little more bearable by making a bingo board of all of her Grandpa's unfortunate vices.
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The fantasy of and longing for a thin body became a way of making the oppression that was breaking my heart, breaking me, more bearable.
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So you'd think that Montrealers would be using a whole lot of energy to heat their homes, in order to make the winters somewhat bearable.
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It's certainly possible to hit the jackpot and get paired with someone who is actually bearable to share space with and who you actually like.
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Films have their own insanity, but it's a different kind of insanity, and the fact that you share it with other people makes it bearable.
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But tech support veterans and mental health experts said there were other ways to get better tech support or maybe just make it more bearable.
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Get the Tasc Performance Temperature Regulating Socks starting at $23 See Details Working out or running is 100x more bearable when you're listening to music.
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It's often incredibly funny, possessed of the kind of dark humor that might make the long drudgery of a day at work slightly more bearable.
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Hawaii, most of Arizona, and a number of US territories do not, however, recognize daylight-saving time — largely because nighttime brings cooler, more bearable temperatures.
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The discovery of this secret world makes their lives in the grief-shrouded castle bearable, but the eldest, Frida, knows that it can't last forever.
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We're trying out new things that are actually old things; we're seeing what else could make life a little more meaningful, a little more bearable.
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As flight times grow, carriers are experimenting with everything from healthy menus to onboard gyms to make almost 2215 hours in the air more bearable.
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To help make these final days a little more bearable, we have gathered together everything you need to know about the long-awaited streaming service.
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The adaptive cruise control, which keeps our car a set distance from the one in front of us, makes long drives a little more bearable.
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But for those who were able to get ahead of the curve and pay down debts, the potential higher interest rates will be more bearable.
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But I never hesitated for a moment because, for me, the damage of the weight increase was a lot more bearable than the pain of service.
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As people move to cities and the grip of tradition loosens, women have more choice about whom they marry or live with, making life more bearable.
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So there you have it: Viola Davis just gave a tip, without even meaning to, that'll make your heels a hell of a lot more bearable.
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Those adjustments were painful at first but have made the oil price downturn more bearable, said Chris Weafer, co-founder of consulting agency Macro Advisory Partners.
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Not only is the weather about to become a whole lot more bearable, but autumn's small pleasures are finally within reach of our trendy touchscreen gloves.
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Too often in today's Europe, acute problems are not dissolved by silvery diplomats but rather transformed into chronic ailments that remain bearable, until they are not.
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Yet, contrary to the usual picture of misery, squalor and helplessness, the film depicts residents setting up community businesses and initiatives that rendered life more bearable.
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The proof was there, but early on I was trained to look away by my parents as a means of protection to make crossing more bearable.
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Most people readily accept such risks to get a new heart, lung, or liver: When the benefit is life itself, most find almost any cost bearable.
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The pain was bearable, but unlike what I expected: Everything throbbed with a burning sensation that lingered until I was able to take more pain medication.
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How do we make visible those forms of care necessary to make life bearable for all, and how then do we elicit empathy and better care?
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You probably use it for work, the camera is great, and it makes all the times you have to wait during the day vastly more bearable.
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From short crops to bangs to the very daring side shave, click through to find out how to make the transition a wee bit more bearable.
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But one company is hoping to make the burden more bearable with a design that promises a bit more room to those stuck in the center.
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She'd hold these beautiful soft days in her as the years slowly moved from terrible to bearable to better, and she would feel herself growing, sharpening.
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Maybe they think he's unlucky, though they're all unlucky here, decent enough individuals caught by the mishaps of time in a circumstance of continual, bearable punishment.
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In all, the game ended in just under three hours, and with the win, that made a late-night flight to Cincinnati a bit more bearable.
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To make it bearable and cheap, pack very light, eat ahead of time and if you need more space, the extra room is worth the expense.
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Making women's lives more bearable requires a collective struggle not just to reform but to tear down the institutions that have contributed to their systematic oppression.
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She felt a constant pain in her abdomen, which vacillated between feeling bearable to being so intense that she could not stand, and therefore couldn't work.
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If the original modifications were straightforward — you took out a kitchen and opened a wall to connect the two apartments — undoing that work could be bearable.
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But for now, in the barn, it was bearable — just me, a pretty young farmer named Giulia, and a herd of sheep ready to be milked.
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But while some evacuees have said the conditions at the center are worse than they had imagined, Mr. Huang said he personally found the quarantine bearable.
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I figured out how to make this trek more bearable by not relying on the airline to feed me, entertain me, or make me feel comfortable.
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A robust measure of arrogance and some degree of neediness are what make the grind of the campaign trail and the glare of the media bearable.
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They satisfy our narrative needs, resembling the long-lost relatives in Victorian novels who bequeath their fortunes to our heroes and heroines, making their lives bearable.
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The essay continues: I have lived in New York City for 50 years, and living here is sometimes made bearable for me only by its gardens.
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The main thing that bothered me about it was that they didn't really like each other and would get trashed together to make each other more bearable.
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Say what you will about Graham's candidacy (and there's probably not much to say), but he had energy, and his snipes nearly made the undercard debates bearable.
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You learn how to see, with an almost psychotic clarity, the ugliness around and inside you without losing the golden thread of hope that makes life bearable.
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From a coffee cup that sends the perfect message (no words necessary) to escapist games and reads, these products will make the holidays that much more bearable.
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One passenger, who spoke to Business Insider and asked that she be referred to only as Shannon, said the quarantine is becoming less bearable as time passes.
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This constant movement helps to release tension in the lower body, burn more calories more than sitting or standing still, and just makes standing way more bearable.
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Kelly Boeckman, 31, and Taylor Knoll, 28, met Wednesday morning — when the heat was still bearable — to chat at a patio table in downtown Jefferson City, Missouri.
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It's really effing hot in New York City right now, so embracing the heat, a bit of frizz, and loads of texture makes the day more bearable.
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If Anurag Singh had cut down the number of slow-motion shots in his film by even half, "Kesari" (Saffron) would have been at a bearable length.
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I put on three layers of socks, two pairs of mittens and the warmest coat I own, but no number of layers will make this journey bearable.
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While you sit on a gurney, ruminating on the fact that mere minutes separate you from injections and anesthesia, beholding something beautiful makes the experience more bearable.
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Temperatures that might kill a rapidly dividing organism can become bearable if the microbe doesn't have to find food, make proteins and attend to other housekeeping tasks.
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It's more bearable here, because the Man in Black is at least as confused as we are as he tries to find the center of Ford's maze.
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They bite off the ends of their antennae, reducing their acute sensitivity; perhaps it's a means of making more bearable a life wholly given over to procreation.
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They will treat the improbable as conceivable because that, with 10 games remaining in this dreadful season, is what will help make the daily grind more bearable.
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The pain and pressure are slowly getting more bearable, to the point where I feel pretty comfortable—like I'm getting a firm massage on a tense muscle.
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"The labor conditions have gotten to the point where they are not bearable," Karen Lewis, the union president who has previously clashed with Mr. Emanuel, said Wednesday.
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While you sit on a gurney, ruminating on the fact that mere minutes separate you from injections and anesthesia, beholding something beautiful makes the experience more bearable.
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I'm not sure whether that makes Dougray more bearable, or less: The idea that there are many Dougrays available for compositing seems terrible, if all too believable.
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"With the sea of people and the celebration that will be going on, I think it will make it a lot more bearable," she told the station.
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These presents will let your partner know you're thinking of them this Valentine's Day and will make the days until your next visit a little more bearable.
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United Airlines is hoping to make the cold weather a bit more bearable for them with durable new uniforms for their 28,000 employees who work primarily outdoors.
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Ms. Goyer, who is AARP's caregiving expert, and has personally seen her parents and sister through numerous hospitalizations, said certain items can make the experience more bearable.
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Disney's popular streaming service will hit these shores in just a few weeks, and there are now products that can make this period a little more bearable.
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Declining to impose an existential threat on Mr. Assad means the attack extracted only a symbolic — and bearable — cost for the use of chemical weapons by Syria.
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For your husband's sake, for Peggy's, especially for your baby's, and ultimately for your own, find some bearable ways to let a grandma enjoy her new role.
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We need to find kindness for ourselves, our medical and nursing colleagues, and our patients because sometimes that is the only thing that makes this path bearable.
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So there's this kind of exhaustion in the book of just, "why do I have to think about this forever," or at least longer than seems bearable.
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As in other poor white parts of America, the sickening has been accompanied by the decay in institutions that regulated private lives and perhaps made hardship more bearable.
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The Town was the clearance bin version of The Departed (he even included an embarrassingly obvious cranberry juice reference to make it absolutely clear), but it was bearable.
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A big, disorderly default would put any borrowing beyond reach, and public service cutbacks, which have been bearable so far, would worsen, eventually jeopardizing residents' health and safety.
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This year, though, returning to piles of homework, long study sessions, and a jam-packed schedule of classes will be made more bearable by free food from Chipotle.
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Its residents are community-minded, tolerant, and reasonable, all the way back to the original survivors, who prioritized reinventing contraception because the apocalypse was more bearable with sex.
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We take the subway (using our unlimited monthly MetroCards), and stop at a bar for a drink to make braving the crowds of tourists in midtown more bearable.
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As someone who spent a good part of the last year traveling, I've been using the Harman/Kardon Traveler a bit, to make hotel rooms slightly more bearable.
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It can feel uncomfortable — especially around the nose, eyes, and mouth — but it's more than bearable and feels a little like an elastic band flicking across the face.
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And when you're bored at work, wishing your pets were by your side to make the day more bearable, pull up the camera's feed on your computer screen.
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It's important to do everything you can to make the first day of the week as bearable as possible, like staying hydrated, and shopping for the best deals.
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Eating Cinnabon in the airport might just be one of the few good thing about flying and the possibly the only thing that makes a long layover bearable.
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It would make host governments' management of refugee populations immeasurably more difficult because it would take away the hope of resettlement that makes refugees' years of waiting bearable.
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If the Broncos could get some slightly above replacement level quarterback to lead them—there's always Brock Osweiler—the run-up to the game might be more bearable.
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The enterprising among you might wonder if that talent could be used to your advantage: Maybe the mockingbirds outside your window could be taught some more bearable sounds.
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The takeaway was the same as before: shoe inserts, stretching and anti-inflammatories were recommended to allow him to keep playing as long as the pain was bearable.
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Add the magnificent Christine Baranski to the mix and "A Bad Moms Christmas," while still a slog of base sight gags and lazy profanity, becomes marginally more bearable.
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When I tuned in on Tuesday afternoon, one contestant had his headphone buds in and was listening to something on his phone, which probably made it more bearable.
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We buy cars because we need them, and we might buy specific cars because we want them, and the best ones can make a bad commute more bearable.
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Ever since Mohammed fled Mosul in March 2017, this community of friends and relatives - a group of like-minded survivors of the battle for Mosul - had made life bearable.
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In the family, the child is without a doubt a hardly bearable burden, especially under their crowded living conditions, and due to her aggressions she endangers the small siblings.
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That would be bearable but for the fact that the regions' revenues are shrinking and yet they must keep on spending to honour promises imposed on them by Putin.
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One of the retailers we hit up on the regular is making the cons of shopping online a little more bearable thanks to a very cool, very useful tool.
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On the plus side, watching Sonika's stage fright transmute into tentative power alongside the Jack Black-iest Idol contestant ever was enough of a thrill to make it bearable.
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It provides portable warmth while you're on the move for over 49.993 hours at a time, making commutes and nights out on the town more bearable in the winter.
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But the demands for greater protection also revive fundamental questions about the balance of security and freedom: How much security is achievable, affordable and bearable in a democratic society?
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A high-school senior, the employee said her shifts had generally been bearable, though she has considered quitting if the store remains as busy at it has recently been.
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I absolutely loathe walking as exercise, and it's only bearable if I'm doing something else at the same time or if I'm walking my dog because he needs it.
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The ZENNI Blokz Blue Blockers had made the ferocious glare of my office monitor just barely bearable — a feat, to boot — but was there something better on the horizon?
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The idea was to measure the health benefits of exercise breaks on the flight — and to see if it would make such a marathon journey a bit more bearable.
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Panda, others find major winter storm bearable Major flooding In New Jersey, some residents said they were reeling from flooding that was worse than devastation caused by Superstorm Sandy.
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Ultimately, American Boyfriend is an album built on a bedrock of teen angst, desire, nights spent longing for the one person who could potentially make high school more bearable.
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And it's true—a curry, especially a hot one, does make the shitty British winter (which seems to last from September to May in Manchester) feel slightly more bearable.
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I found that by attempting to prepare the noodles in different ways and adding some additional ingredients (kimchi, veggies, tofu, mushrooms), it made the experiment a little more bearable.
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The two works, "The Bearable" and "Bees" by Chen Zhe, have led visitors to share their own experiences with how self-harm has touched their lives, said Mr. Williams.
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I got the distinct sense that all of this — the work of turning the personal political — had also helped make the world a little more bearable for Goldin, too.
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What makes this tale bearable rather than over the top and lends the opera tragic depth is that Berg's music presents these outrageous characters with such brutal yet sympathetic honesty.
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Thankfully, as we descend into these dark times, more creative minds like Najam's give these commercials a relatable spin, enriching our lives and making each ad a bit more bearable.
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While it seems like Reese Witherspoon had to suffer through the worst boyfriend in film history, somehow there are dudes who make Mr. McCall's vengeful, 90-minute rampage look bearable.
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AI is one company that wants to make the experience more bearable, and it's raised $8 million to develop an artificial intelligence system that it believes will do just that.
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From next year Greeks will have to pay more for the small pleasures that have made life bearable during the country's seven-year recession: cigarettes, coffee and even craft beer.
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Can't say I'm enjoying the film, new rubbish dialogue reaches me every other day on wadges of pink paper — and none of it makes my character clear or even bearable.
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There is no doubt that the President faces a balancing act -- between the nation's health and the economic well-being that makes life bearable, that no recent predecessor has confronted.
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I wear hijab and pray so that I can get out of bed in the morning, so that this world with its injustices and inequalities is a little more bearable.
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But at the very least, it's worth auditing the types of pings your smartphone sends you, and when it sends them, and winnowing them down to something much more bearable.
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What's one of the ways those of us who are living together constantly can make life slightly more bearable for our friends and loved ones who are stuck with us?
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I don't know what I would do without these connections that make even the mundane and, let's be honest, occasionally gross parts of parenting and deployment life bearable and humorous.
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Yet laughter and community can only do so much to alleviate an abiding sense of boredom and uncertainty, and to make more bearable what remain, at best, rudimentary living conditions.
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In common areas, the temperature was bearable, but as she approached cells that faced the waterfront on one floor, she said, she was hit by a gust of cold air.
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Proceeds from the tax would bankroll things like job retraining, free community college, or perhaps a universal basic income―countermeasures Kim thinks might make a robotic future more bearable for humans.
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I'm sure some of you dread this time of year, but I've got a few suggestions that can make it a bit more bearable and help you in the long run.
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The box-shaped base isn't the most appealing thing from an aesthetic standpoint, but if you think of it as a coaster or tray for carrying your magical libations, it's bearable.
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Twitter is the very definition of "too many cooks in the kitchen," but breaking the platform down into sections and focusing on your own specific interests makes it significantly more bearable.
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For many of us, work/life balance is a narrow equation: a question of doing something bearable that pays the bills and doesn't totally screw up your life and human relationships.
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To that same point, if you don't have a family that's 100% supportive of you or your previous relationship, there are still ways you can make the holidays bearable post-breakup.
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NAIROBI, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Kenya will reduce its borrowing from capital markets in the next three years to make its repayments schedule more bearable, a senior Treasury official said on Monday.
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But they also spoke of deep anxiety in a world that seems perpetually about to teeter, and of the stability of a union job, which made sweating on the sidewalk bearable.
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Consequently, stamping out particular drugs—if that were even possible—won't change the fact that people vulnerable to addiction exist, and will often seek ways to make their consciousness more bearable.
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What's the point of striking gold — a perfect Caesar salad, a server whose banter complements your own, a bearable din and a survivable chair — if you're just going to move on?
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It was my intention to have that quiet experience power the rest of the day, to allow the memory to make bearable a workday commute in high-summer New York City.
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The New York Times recently ran a story on the increasing pressure investors are putting on airline executives to deliver profits, leading them to cut the things that once made flying bearable.
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Nora, the polar bear, became a resident of the Oregon Zoo last September and will be taking her definitely-bearable antics to the Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City come this fall.
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In order to cope with the bad weather and long lines that came with today's 2018 midterm elections, many people have turned to social media to make things a little more bearable.
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We have no solutions for making the first two chores bearable, but why does cleaning our faces have to be boring AF when other skin-care steps, like masking, are so fun?
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Finally, the surfaces are antibacterial and the materials are quick-drying, which will make those moments when you hand over a sweaty headset over to the next person a bit more bearable.
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It's a lot more bearable than some systems I've used, but I feel like the time has come for all of these in-car UIs to be glass-smooth in normal use.
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The Northwest Company NFL Handwarmer, $15.99Football fans are willing to brave the cold for their favorite team, but you can help make game day a little more bearable with this hand warmer.
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Life here in 2019 America is awful for pretty much everyone, but there's hope, maybe in trying our damndest to pull together and make life as bearable as possible for one another.
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What makes it all bearable, and can sometimes make it beautiful, is the score, in which pastiche passages that mock the bad guys alternate with jagged, yearning arias that ennoble the others.
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With that in mind, in collaboration with Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products, here are five cheap(ish) items to make your next long flight more bearable.
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Sitting in an open floor plan office or having flexible, unassigned seating at work is a challenge to be sure, but these tips can make your work space a bit more bearable.
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And, Apartment Therapy was put off by the "sweetly musky" smell of the root but found that when you soak it in water with some peppermint oil, it is much more bearable.
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Among the examples: While Distractify wrote 20 Times When Anna Kendrick's Twitter Made 2016 Actually Bearable, 22 Words later wrote 20 Times Anna Kendrick Was a Gift to the Internet in 2016.
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While podcasts have transformed long commutes and exercise workouts into bearable experiences, you don&apost have to confine podcast listening to occasions where you&aposre trapped in a car or a gym.
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But one thing that makes it all a little more bearable is the audacity of Yabe's sculpture to galvanize the gashes, jive with the jagged, accentuate accidents, and roll with the rough.
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Instead, the relationships I developed with men online gave me a fix of being treated like the grown-up I longed to be, which made being among my peers in school more bearable.
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The 9/11 Commission Report stated that, were it not for the first responders, the lives lost would have been far more magnified, and that just their presence made dire circumstances more bearable.
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Ever-increasing temperatures makes skin-to-fabric contact less and less bearable, but a schedule packed with summer Fridays, outdoor parties, and vacations means that your outfits are getting more eyeballs than ever.
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If we face the reality that winter will be here for longer than we're willing to admit, that might make the fact that spring is still a ways away a bit more bearable.
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Take a sample of ten big American listed firms involved in controversial episodes: their median share price has lagged behind the stockmarket by a bearable 11% since the event, after adjusting for dividends.
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A senior politician, Alain Aoun, told Reuters on Wednesday that an IMF programme is an option for Lebanon depending on terms that should be bearable for the country and not trigger social unrest.
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"Polish banks' foreign owners now face a choice between either leaving Poland or growing their subsidiaries' scale to make all the costs bearable and maintain the business' profitability," one of the sources said.
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Supportive and knowledgeable doctors who offer comprehensive management approaches—as well as understanding friends and family—go a long way toward making life with cluster headaches bearable, patients like Hattle and Dawkins say.
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New research published today in Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests this is very much the case, and that Neanderthals acquired a facial structure that made life during the Ice Age more bearable.
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Similarly, a "cooling degree-day" is a measure of how much cooling would be needed to make a hot day bearable: if it is 80 degrees outside, that counts as 15 cooling degree-days.
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On Tuesday morning, with the sun hardly up and the cold hardly bearable, Mr. Sanders will leave Des Moines by bus for a day of events in Fort Dodge, Carroll, Pottawattamie and Sioux City.
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The cost of processing all those requests may be bearable for larger companies, but for smaller start-ups operating in hotly contested markets, attention from a rights enforcement group could be a death sentence.
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Ice baths are a notoriously rough part of a professional athlete's wellness regime, but the 20163-year-old seems to have discovered a means of making this bath, at least, a little more bearable.
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And to make the short but agonizing wait just a little more bearable, HBO has bequeathed us yet another treasure: we have been gifted yet another batch of new photos from the upcoming season.
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The migrant and refugee camp in Calais, northern France, has now gained international notoriety and attracted floods of volunteers who have made a grim situation slightly more bearable for the roughly 5,000 people there.
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TL;DR: The totally wireless Sennheiser HD 4.50 SE noise-canceling headphones may make your morning commute just a bit more bearable — grab a pair on Amazon for just $129.95, a savings of $70.
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Now my commute is at best bearable if I get a seat on the train, but I'll always be thankful for the two-seaters on the C trains that introduced me to my mom.
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I like to enjoy my work, so I had to figure out a way of creating some sort of ownership over this character, and making it my own and making it bearable for me.
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The overall consideration would be some 160 million euros below Vivendi's average purchase price of 3.7 euros, bearable for 30 billion euro Vivendi, which has in any case already written down its Mediaset stake.
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A new version of Apple's WatchOS will most likely make an appearance, and should bring with it some additional features making the temporary abandonment of your iPhone when you go for a run more bearable.
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The narrative — something about clones and a new villain named Android 21 — is placed in the Dragon Ball Super timeline, and it's occasionally tiresome but mostly bearable thanks to comical cutscenes and clever Easter eggs.
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It's not ambient as such, but it's similar in effect—a collection of worlds to go lose yourself in, or to overlay onto this one, when you need it to feel a little more bearable.
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" But even Merkin allowed that "the dude and his disconnected dudeness has a certain appeal now, maybe because the world has grown more horrendous or reality is less bearable than when the film was made.
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I know that the breakup I went through last year (and the one I went through before that) would have been more bearable if Being Someone's Girlfriend hadn't been so central to my self-image.
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" Now, Daniel Kreps at the Rolling Stone, whose perfectly sardonic nature made this all more bearable, said that this interview was part of "another probing TMZ interview conducted while Ted Cruz waited for an elevator.
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Perhaps it's an attempt to make the horrors of sitting on hard seats outside a gift shop bearable or just to soften the existential trauma of soaring through the air in a big metal tube.
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Fassin points to the force-feeding of hunger strikers in prisons to illustrate that merely keeping people alive is an insufficient stance to hold, when "self-realization" is impossible without conditions that make life bearable.
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I knew that I would kill for her, die for her, sacrifice anything for her, and while those feelings have become more bearable since the first delirious days after her birth, they have not abated.
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Separatists, however, have repeatedly argued that the short-term cost of forming a republic would be bearable for Catalonia, and that an acrimonious split could hurt Spain more, notably because of Spain's mountain of debt.
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The people who shop there are sometimes bizarre, but they're no match for the perpetually bored employees, who keep trying to find ways to make their jobs more bearable — or, at the very least, entertaining.
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Even if the board drops its eviction case, your family and the board should look for ways to make the noise more bearable to neighbors, who have to live alongside sounds that may be unsettling.
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I think part of what makes it shocking in a bearable way for me is that the show is doing so much work to make the audience's reactions part of the spectacle of the theater.
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It's as if people, worn out by the sheer effort of being scandalized by the news, had decided that 2017 would be more bearable if we could all just find one thing to agree about.
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The service sector makes its money off the warmth and charisma of the people who staff it, which can be gross and exploitative, but is also what can make being one of those people bearable.
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Instead of rejecting the seasonal shift, embrace it by treating yourself to something you love — like a haircut — because tossing a fresh, new chop over your shoulder will make the impending windchill a bit more bearable.
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The second the weather transitions from the dead of winter to kind of bearable, it seems like everyone debuts their open-toed shoes, sits outside for happy hour, and makes plans to hang at the park.
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BERLIN, Jan 30 (Reuters) - German BDI industry association on Wednesday warned that it was hardly bearable for German companies that London is further playing with valuable time ahead of its planned departure from the European Union.
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Hysteroscopy is an important procedure and the majority of of women do find it bearable, but for those who don't, their experience would be vastly improved if everyone knew in advance they could ask for sedation.
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Not only do they make this mostly unnecessary sequel bearable, but pretty good as you're sucked into the brewing tension between the two mothers until it comes to a head in the film's tremendous third act.
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Peter and Beverly Pickford's "Wild Land" may be the most bearable and beautiful of the three large coffee-table books; although to be fair, neither beauty nor tolerability is the primary concern of the first two.
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There's a heroic dirtbag cop, Hop (the fabulous David Harbour, hardly recognizable from his time as one of the few bearable characters on "The Newsroom"), who teams up with a single mom, played by Winona Ryder.
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The exquisitely understated tension between image and text deepens Spero's topical, bulletin-typed narratives into timeless meditations on cruelty and folly, driven home with a soul-crushing relentlessness made bearable only through their cleansing formal rigor.
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" —Beth, Ohio "I love it because it shows how morally unjust the death sentence is, but also how the main character sought out ways to make life on death row bearable, such as forming a book club.
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"Well, it means we've been wounded down to the ground, but we have to stand up and say 'no' to those acts that are not believable, that are not bearable," Compere told Reuters at the memorial site.
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While we may not have cracked the code just yet, we have unfurled a few hacks — stick to breezy dresses, try a bathing suit as a top — that (in our opinion) make summer dressing slightly more bearable.
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The models looked like bold urban warriors ready to take on the harsh realities of the modern world, yet with a joyful renegade spirit that could help make tough circumstances bearable, and maybe even its challenges surmountable.
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Later that evening, Phoenix will compare the process of campaigning to watching an unmoving submersible do absolutely nothing on the ocean floor for four hours at a stretch, with only the occasional fish to make it bearable.
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"If you're gay, bi, trans, two-spirit or questioning, if you're confused, if you're in pain or you feel you're alone, if you aren't or you don't: You make the world more surprising and bearable," Jessup wrote.
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But the success of those policies, and the relatively bearable recession that resulted, allowed governments to avoid more dramatic interventions of the sort which, after the 1930s, gave the world half a century of (relative) economic calm.
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An element of fear of rejection is natural, but if that rejection is in response to a lump of flesh, that is perhaps more bearable than the rejection being about a more meaningful part of his identity.
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Check out the Seville Classics 3-Bag Folding Laundry Sorter See Details We can't promise a robot to fold your clothes, but we can offer something to make the torturous task of folding laundry slightly more bearable.
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Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn is a grim, smelly setting where Shkreli and other inmates are denied the types of services that can make time spent in long-term federal prisons more bearable, while being fed fattening food.
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A year ago, Google introduced one of those time-saving tricks that makes the cold, relentless march of time just a little bit more bearable: You could suddenly create a new Google doc simply by typing doc.
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For an iPhone 28 Plus in good condition you can get up to $425 back (get an estimated trade-in value here), which would bring iPhone X to a more bearable $575 or iPhone 8 Plus to $374.
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"I never thought I could love my friends more than I did but going through this and having your unconditional love and support you have made something that is normally so hard, more bearable and peaceful," she wrote.
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So why are scientists giving other scientists shit for live-tweeting conferences, writing op-eds, doing public outreach, and finding creative ways to share their passion with the world and make that day-to-day slog more bearable?
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For commercial banks, a small interest charge on electronic deposits has proved to be bearable compared with the costs of safely storing stacks of cash—and not yet onerous enough to try to pass on to individual depositors.
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The gist of the allegations is that Sallie Mae gave money specifically to people they knew stood little chance of repaying them, and that Navient deliberately obscured information about repayment options that would have made their lives bearable.
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The economy cabin is closer to the standard product you'd expect, but it has a few little tweaks that help make a long flight more bearable — though 20 hours in one of these seats would certainly be tough.
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The proliferation of the spiritual subscription box, therefore, represents both an "unbundling" of spirituality and also an increasingly narrow conception of it, as something designed to make bearable, rather than challenge or transform, a life within modern capitalism.
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Specifically, the new governments could have worked to make life more bearable for the poverty-stricken families in the favelas by funding libraries and schools, and building a transit system so parents could get to and from good jobs.
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But Reddit also did its part to make April 1 a little more bearable with a collaborative art project that saw thousands of users painstakingly creating pixel art, one tile at a time, on a giant million-pixel canvas.
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A decade or so ago, Sinn Fein might have hesitated to take this uncompromisingly secularist stance for fear of alienating devout Catholic voters; but it now calculates that any political cost is bearable because the church's authority has waned.
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According to Beth McGroarty, research director for The Global Wellness Institute, a nonprofit organization for the wellness industry, even as seats shrink and flights get more crowded, many carriers want air travel to be more bearable (and even enjoyable).
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For both of them, she says, seeing them preserved and not shoved into a hole in the ground does indeed make the pain of the loss much more bearable—in her heart, it doesn't really feel like they're dead.
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Sometimes, they're the ornaments that shift aesthetics, that offer personality to otherwise uninspiring spaces: the set of handblown glasses brought back from vacation or the incense purchased to make the olfactory experience of living in New York that much more bearable.
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Prime users can now post their musings about how their noise-cancelling headphones made their plane ride bearable, or how their dog is just loving its new bed ("buy them here!" a hyperlink icon in the corner of each post suggests).
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We got two surprise albums from Frank Ocean, a spiritual and groundbreaking collection of anthems from Chance the Rapper, and consistent pop excellence from Ariana Grande, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and much more all made a tumultuous year a little more bearable.
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Real stuff — including my name — and time estimates and landing info and details that make life in the back of the jet just a degree or two more bearable for those who pay me to enjoy the privilege of flight.
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The challenge for any novelist who writes about genocide is to strike a tone that dignifies the victims' suffering while not omitting the staple resource that can make suffering bearable, even survivable: a sense of humor about small, daily things.
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While you can't exactly get that length back overnight (although we're still waiting for the day this becomes a reality), there are some tips and tricks to help maximize your growth and, most importantly, make the process a bit more bearable.
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Ahead, the best highlighter palettes that will add some brightness to your colder days, and make winter (somewhat) more bearable — so you can go out and do something other than sit in your sweatpants binging Game of Thrones for a change.
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To make the stifling humidity more bearable for our sartorial sensibilities, we went straight to the folks at Athleta, Uniqlo, and fabric specialist Lizzie Harper for their expertise on all matters of breathable clothes for the dead thick of summer.
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That could potentially serious level the playing field and reorder the status quo — at the minimum it will place new significance on the customer experience when there's no discount on offer to make the pain of a bad experience bearable.
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Sure, Millennials might be blowing their retirement savings one cortado at a time, but with the typical hit of drip coffee costing little more than two or three bucks, it's still a small price to pay to make your morning bearable.
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"It was just bearable enough for me to get through," said Erin Van der Meer, a 29-year-old from Sydney who now lives in New York City, tried FMD in late May 2017 after reading about the longevity benefits.
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While these relationships can be stressful, there are tons of tips and gadgets out there that can make the separation a little more bearable — especially if a trip to see each other isn't in the cards (or the budget) right now.
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The only thing that would make working at a conveyor belt bearable is being able to pass the time by talking to your co-workers, but the noise of the automated dishwashers and the moving belt itself make that nearly impossible.
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But to perform as if I was new required hours of pre-game rituals, bearable when I was still a starter, less so when my job was to pinch-hit off a nasty closer or spot-start against an ace.
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Commuters can receive free downloads from the publisher Penguin Random House Audio at several pop-ups around the city (and in Jersey City) through the end of this workweek — audio stories that could make train delays a little more bearable.
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I run to target and look for Deep Eddy Lemon (the only vodka I don't have to chase), but they don't have it so I settle for New Amsterdam Peach (at least I have lemonade at home to make it bearable).
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - An International Monetary Fund program is an option for Lebanon depending on terms that should be bearable for the crisis-hit country and not trigger social unrest, a senior politician said on Wednesday as a new government took office.
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The fallout has been bearable, the domestic economy remains unscathed, and the administration's base is energized by the perception of a big foreign policy victory against a notorious villain, timed at an opportune moment as his reelection campaign gets underway.
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That becomes all the more clear when we learn that the item our trio was scavenging from the warehouse, revealed only in the episode's final shot, was a teddy bear, meant to make the final few days of a child's life more bearable.
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If this becomes a serious issue, and slamming your windows shut or threatening to call the cops didn't work, it might be time to think of other workarounds to make the noise a little more bearable — starting with soundproofing your room decor.
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And if they can change the way other companies conceive of work, and prove that their model creates a better outcome for everyone involved — that won't bring down the system, but it has the potential to help make living in it more bearable.
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For now, there's at least one solution that can make life a little bit more bearable when you're at a computer: apps like Franz and Rambox put all of your messaging services in a single window, to help make switching between them faster.
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Oh, and if you're just getting into spring cleaning mode now, you're in luck: The star did a massive cleanse of her wardrobe recently, and has some useful tips for making the process bearable if you're a self-proclaimed packrat like her.
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Meanwhile, by now, many other music publications have already published their "most anticipated of 2019 round-ups," and most people who pay attention to such things have already earmarked at least a few releases that just might make this next hell year bearable.
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It is in the same family as Basic Instinct for exploring the outer edges of sexuality in a mainstream movie, Road House for self-aware cheesiness, and Clueless for having a lead character whose comedic turn makes the rest of the script bearable.
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But the same is true for some babies born to mothers who take certain antidepressants—yet they are not tarred with the addict brush, because we recognize that making life bearable for mothers with severe depression is important for both mother and child.
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In an expensive, competitive, lonely, dirty, and often abrasive city, kirtan is like hiking or going to the farmers market or driving fast up the PCH, in the sense that it makes life in Los Angeles more bearable for those who do it.
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Boom's founder, Blake Scholl, says the company is developing aircraft that could travel at Mach 2.2, more than 1,450 miles an hour, a speed that could cut the trip from San Francisco to Tokyo to a bearable five and a half hours.
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We're doing an "Airbnb experience" excursion tonight that includes a short hike through the woods, dinner in a lake-side hut, and looking for the northern lights, and I need the hand warmers to make four hours outdoors in 20-degree weather bearable!
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While these relationships can be stressful, there are absolutely loads of tips and gadgets out there that can make the separation a little more bearable — especially if a trip to see each other isn't on the cards (or the budget) right now.
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BEIRUT, Jan 22 (Reuters) - An International Monetary Fund programme is an option for Lebanon depending on terms that should be bearable for the crisis-hit country and not trigger social unrest, a senior politician said on Wednesday as a new government took office.
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Mr. Ostlund takes too long to get to his point, but there's genuine playfulness amid his finger-wagging that makes the lessons more bearable than they are in "Sacred Deer," which stars Colin Farrell as the surgeon and Nicole Kidman as his wife.
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Sloppy storytelling may have been bearable in a movie that showed some passion for the iconic figure at its center; Bohemian Rhapsody is just a limp mess of a film — though for fans of Queen's music, there's still enough to keep it afloat.
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I didn't think it was possible for someone to make all three Plumlee brothers look bearable, but then Frank Kaminsky went to Lollapalooza and wore a questionable wig around his entire face and later face paint for no reason so, it was that easy?
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When suction-cupped to the roof of your car, the device's automatic mechanism takes about eight seconds to deploy the over-sized canopy that deflects sunlight and helps keep the inside of your vehicle bearable while it sits unprotected in a parking lot or driveway.
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After noticing that lighthearted alpaca content makes Twitter and Instagram significantly more bearable, I decided to reach out to some leaders of the alpaca social media movement to learn more about the underrated animals, and what it's like making a space for them online.
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Vibes high-fidelity earplugs; $23.99 If your a fan of live music or even just need to make the blasting music in your favorite Soul Cycle class more bearable, Vibes earplugs lower the decibel level of music while increasing the clarity of what you're hearing.
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In steamy Bhubaneswar, for instance, in eastern India's Odisha state, gardener Basudev Singh is bathed in sweat after two hours of early morning weeding, despite the temperature gauge showing 270 degrees Celsius (2000 degrees Farenheit) – usually considered a bearable temperature in this part of India.
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Here's what she told me about the process of designing Black Panther's suit, so it looks impressive but is also at least somewhat bearable to wear: I was a student of the superhero suit on this one, especially since I had never done one before.
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"The Zoo Story," a one-act about a successful, domesticated man accosted in a park by a man who is neither, introduced not only Albee's despairing vision of life as an unwinnable war for dominance but also the verbal exuberance that made that vision bearable.
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She even makes the opera's long running time bearable with a sublime epilogue: her voice heavenly as she describes "the wonderful and never-enough-to-be-talked-about sky of California," and Mr. Adams's music eerily lustrous, like a precious metal worth killing for.
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" In a per curiam decision, however, the Supreme Court sent the case back to the state, with the forceful assertion that "the Second Amendment extends, prima facie, to all instruments that constitute bearable arms, even those that were not in existence at the time of the founding.
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Sometimes it's made bearable by the person being featured (thank God for Madonna putting her leg through a sunroof, to be honest), but largely it's just an opportunity for Corden, who clearly wants to be a popstar unbelievably badly, to show off his average singing ability.
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A round-trip ticket on the route is listed at about $384 with taxes, but United, like other airlines, is offering a number of add-ons to the regular economy seats that could drive up the price, but also make the flight a bit more bearable.
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I wore the shirt in NYC's recent heatwave and while there's no single way to comfortably survive nearly 100-degree temperatures except for staying inside with air conditioning, it surely made being outside a lot more bearable than if I had been wearing a normal cotton shirt.
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My millennial precariousness is balanced, if that's the word, by an ability to make rash decisions that renders my situation more bearable: I could theoretically bail at any time and become a vegan surfer in Ubud, filing dispatches to editors still marooned behind their Midtown desks.
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Despite the relative squalor (friendly piece of advice: if you're ever suffering from an infestation of rats, don't google how quickly they reach sexual maturity and can start breeding, because you will never fucking sleep again) the quality of the company made living there more than bearable.
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On the contrary, it is the sheer naïveté of the piece that makes it function — the chance it presents for a respite, however silly and brief, from all the incessant, sophisticated little obfuscations and half-truths most of us must rely on to make adult life bearable.
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The segmentation might come across as cheating or me being called a shit splicer, but I have to think about how to make things bearable and fun, and not grind towards things I find unhealthy for me that might wipe all the fun out of the game.
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It makes her chronic pain more bearable, it helps her get out of bed in the morning, and it allows her to comfortably sit down in her garden under the rhododendrons, which she especially loves when they bloom red, white, and purple in spring and summer.
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How to make things better if this happens to youTravel delays are always an exercise in patience, but you can make things more bearable by choosing a credit card that will cover you for a hotel room and other necessary expenses in the event of a major delay.
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Well, in addition to a rising trend in coronavirus porn (yep, it's a thing), some of our favorite sex toy shops are making these trying times more bearable with sales and free shipping offers so that you can climax your way to a slightly less stressed state of mind.
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Last month, at the World Athletics Championships in Doha, nearly a third of 70 starters in the women's marathon failed to finish the race in extreme (though not unseasonable) heat of 33°C (91°F), despite the start time being moved to midnight to make conditions more bearable.
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To test the spray's effectiveness at making pills more bearable, Tuleu and her team tried it among 25 children ages 6 to 17 who were receiving long-term therapies for HIV or organ transplants and who were transitioning from liquid medication to solids or were known to struggle with swallowing pills.
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You have to take a little bit of time for yourself, to even open up that creativity and figure out what we can do in life… our own frilly little way of being the people who make the work that is being consumed—hopefully so life is a bit more bearable.
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With the window rapidly closing to limit global warming to a bearable level — scientists warn that the planet has as little as 12 years to halve global emissions to restrict warming to 1.5 degrees this century — it is more critical than ever to find a way to shrink aviation's carbon footprint.
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The hidden moments of reclaimed freedom that make any job bearable are being discovered and wiped out by bosses everywhere: That trick you used to use to slow down the machine won't work anymore; or that window of 23 minutes when you knew your boss couldn't watch you is vanishing.
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Yet magically, she's managed to maintain a persona so likeable, she even makes James Corden's gurning banter somewhat bearable for the 14 minutes we watch them cruise around rainy London ("Americans are gonna think England's rubbish," says Adele) and belt along to the radio in the latest installment of Corden's Carpool Karaoke feature.
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" He noted that journalists have a first-responder-type role by covering what's happening at hospitals, testing sites and other locales... Netflix's response to the crisis Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos joined me on Sunday's "Reliable Sources" and said the streaming service hopes to make staying at home "a little more bearable.
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And right alongside the blend of romance and love is a movie full of concerns about women's place in the world, class barriers, and the ways a sisterhood among women can make the world more bearable for all welcomed into its embrace, right up until the world comes knocking down the door.
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Your long-distance flights may get a bit more bearable thanks to new OLED displays from LG. Ahead of CES in Las Vegas next week, LG announced flexible 55-inch OLED displays designed to be installed on the walls of airplanes to create the sense that you're not encased in a small cabin.
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Here's another thing we're playing at, with our rules and reviews and umpires: in the safe simulacra of these games we make, with the bearable stakes for winning and losing that we build into them, we also introduce the idea that all of it is in some way controllable, and controllable by us, ourselves.
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And three days since the girl who made everything bearable, the girl who held his heart between her hands like an egg and hated it when he called her a girl, even though she was the only girl, The Girl—three days since she had told him to pack up his dignity and leave.
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Joyce, who was aboard the flight, said that although the eventual flight would have an economy cabin — unlike Singapore Airlines' 18-hour Singapore-New York flight, which is operated by a plane with just premium economy and business class — the airline was looking at ways to make it bearable for an ultra-long-haul flight.
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What makes it bearable is that the Roys are half-formed people who keep throwing themselves at each other in the hope that the resulting conflict will suddenly make them become human beings, never quite realizing that what's holding them back is the staggering amount of wealth they possess, wealth they will never give up.
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Not everyone thinks it's worth the trouble; the book has been called "an overwrought, overwritten epic of gratingly obvious, self-congratulatory, show-off erudition that, with its overstuffed symbolism and leaden attempts at humor, is bearable only by terminal graduate students who demand we validate the time they've wasted reading it" — and much worse.
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What makes the pain of this film bearable is Daniel's unquenchable decency, courage and perseverance: Mr. Johns, who bears a striking resemblance to the musician Phil Collins, portrays him as a genuine working-class hero with a deep streak of kindness and generosity, a besieged Everyman who reacts to injustice and humiliation with fuming indignation.
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In an era when longstanding, structural problems are ripping to the surface, when the local and the global reverberate against each other almost instantly, when to participate in life is to face one's complicity with deeply entrenched, destructive systems, can art — and fashion — wrest beauty out of the morass and make it more bearable?
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Now, I know there are plenty of occasions in which bourbon's dark, warm, sensual vibe is exactly what I need: when cuffing season isn't going so hot, after a long day at work, to make holiday dinners more bearable, or any time you want to impress your misogynistic uncle who thinks whiskey is just for dudes.
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Actual, proper coffee is one of my few indulgences, which is the way you get through being young and poor in London: you save like hell, buy value pasta and scratchy toilet roll, and then you choose one or two things you're going to spend your money on no matter what, things that make the rest bearable.
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On Thursday, the federal Department of Transportation announced a partnership with Sidewalk Labs, a unit of Alphabet, the same technology conglomerate that owns Google, that aims to funnel transit data to city officials in hopes of making traffic more bearable and figuring out newer, smarter ways of moving people and goods around the country's urban areas.
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Although the book's sequencing and chapter titles are cleverly concocted, and although the many timelines featured are full of compelling if not always very relevant events — and although it's imaginable that some readers might find Lankford's flippantly slangy prose style bearable for a few pages — I remain baffled that Melville House published this almost completely insufferable volume.
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At once babyish and solemn, Platt is 25-years-old but easily passes for a fussy and fastidious kid, his puppy fat and cartoon eyes making what ought to be unwatchably repellent—a character fueled by ruthlessness, self-certainty, and an attitude towards his immediate peers that verges on the sociopathic—bearable for a full season of high-voltage and high-volume television.
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Who: Caribou The Playlist: The Longest Mixtape: 1000 Songs For You Summertime Activity: Making walks to summer school classes more bearable Sample Songs: Amerie's "1 Thing," NY House'n Authority's "Apt 2A," Tlahoun Gessesse's "Aykedashem Lebe" Why: There's a new Daphni album on the way, but in the meantime, this YouTube "mixtape" (an incomplete version is also on Spotify) should tide fans over and provide a glimpse into the mind of Dan Snaith.
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And yet there's plenty to admire in Abuja, and for Lagos to envy: the extensive highways (which, not surprisingly, tend to make the city's car crashes more spectacular than those in Lagos); the generous portions of green area (where goat-head pepper soup and cold beer are served in gardens in the evenings); the much less humid air closer to the desert north, which makes the heat much more bearable than in Lagos, even though Abuja is hotter.
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Whether you are a seasoned veteran who's read all of the books and watched since the show's premiere back in 2011 or a new viewer who took advantage of the past 20 months (hey, who's counting?) to binge watch all seven seasons, there are sure to be a lot of moments in the coming weeks that will have us all screaming at our TVs, self-soothing with Game of Thrones whiskey, or sharing memes that make the whole thing just a bit more bearable.
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