She's only 19 ... beer's gonna have to wait. Bummer.
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Sadly, Aimee's inaugural brunch ends up being a huge bummer.
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It's a bummer, and maybe that's changing sometime soon, eventually.
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It also probably won't come in that fun green. Bummer.
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But hopefully, it won't begin with such a relationship bummer.
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The bummer is that I have to wear the pack.
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And it's been a bummer of a week, hasn't it?
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Seeing an amusement park ride under construction is a bummer.
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We will be respectful to your two large sons. Bummer.
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Still, it's always a bummer to see a product fail.
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That's a bummer ... considering Jericho might be retired by then.
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We're told no volleyball scenes ... kinda chilly up there. Bummer.
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What a bummer you don't make one with two grooms.
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Some fans may find that to be a big bummer.
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"Someone told me about this term 'sunny bummer,'" she says.
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To an extent, however, that polarization is simply a bummer.
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Instead, it's a baffling bummer, a misfire of epic proportions.
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Reality is a bummer, and so is her dreary life.
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That's a bummer, because it was Jeopardy at its best.
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Don't worry: The whole month won't be such a bummer.
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But returning from a break can be a real bummer.
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But fuck me, for a masterpiece, it's a massive bummer.
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It's a particularly big bummer this year if you like newspapers.
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Eating healthy vegetables isn't a bummer, and this recipe is proof.
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Losing that bit of distinctiveness is a bit of a bummer.
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Either way, communication will be hard, heavy, and a bummer today.
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It's just a bummer Google still hasn't made Chromecast more useful.
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Sunshine wrote, It's a real fucking bummer that you took off.
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The spongy texture of reheated pizza crust is always a bummer.
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Must have been a bummer to be placed in that group.
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If today&aposs music is a total bummer compared to when?
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It can't handle any funky, fun colors, which is a bummer.
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I don't think I'm alone there, either, and it's a bummer.
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Today's explosion is probably a real bummer for him as well.
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It's also a bummer moment: Why couldn't [Drogo] have died there!
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Stress can screw with your sex drive, which is a bummer.
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Here's the thing about cleaning: it's kind of a bummer, right?
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It's the kind of movie we're losing and that's a bummer.
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That's a bummer, since I love doing those on my tablet.
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However, it also doesn't include any controllers, which is a bummer.
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It's a bummer that we'll miss you while you're in town.
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But devoting yourself to the "CSI" franchise is a weird bummer.
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Waking up to that news was a bit of a bummer.
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I hope this doesn't sound like a bummer to you, Scorpio.
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Ingrained hatred of women's bodies is such a bummer sometimes, right?
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Another book you might already have read would be a bummer.
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We just wish it didn't have to be such a bummer.
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Bummer for him ... that's a lot less beach time with Olivia.
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The only bummer today: The sun sets at 4:27 p.m.
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The Monday after a holiday weekend can be a major bummer.
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Sex can hurt, which can be a bummer for everyone involved.
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It's a bummer to see all this talent so badly abused.
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They're charged up via Lightning — kind of a bummer, but Apple.
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It was a bummer, but also a perfect metaphor for 2016.
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Still no word on when that album's gonna drop though ... bummer.
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It's a real bummer, then, when that plant kicks the bucket.
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It's a performance that's a bummer in more ways than one.
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That'd be a bummer, but not the end of the world.
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"The environment is just kind of a big bummer," Eric says.
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Far worse songs than this will succeed, and that's a bummer.
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No burlesque, which is a bummer, but we'll be back another time.
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That's a bummer because there are things I liked about the machine.
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Today, a team of scientists countered with some seriously bummer pollinator news.
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If it doesn't it's not going to be a big-time bummer.
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The news arrives at a real bummer of a time for privacy.
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For those who were really pulling for Hiddleswift, this is a bummer.
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It's a bummer the high efficiency format is limited to newer devices.
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But if you're a stickler for sharpness, it might be a bummer.
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It's a bummer, but life, as they say is full of compromise.
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It is kind of a bummer to have to tie them, too.
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I have an hour-long commute to work, which is a bummer.
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It's a bummer — but it's not the end of your beauty world.
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"It's a bummer," Maya DiRado tells PEOPLE in a Facebook Live interview.
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It must be a bummer to lose your AirPods in your bag.
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" Bummer: "Los Angeles has delayed accepting applications for legal sales until Jan.
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Bummer. Tell you what: I just cracked one and recorded the temperature.
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Bet Mark Ronson's bummer he had no hand in producing this number.
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It can be transcendent, but it can be a total bummer, too.
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"That's a bummer," Damon mused about Kimmel's loss, chomping on an apple.
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Other tweeters took my inquiry as a joke: "A bummer," someone wrote.
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The only bummer is that I'm not really into chewing on bones.
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Bummer news, my friends: your favorites show may not return in 2017.
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It's a real bummer that it can't keep you alive forever, though.
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Nobody really wants to end on that bummer of a sentiment, right?
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It was a bummer to see that it didn't do that well.
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And if at first you don't succeed, try againRejection: It's a bummer.
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Bummer news today from the complicated intersection of drinking and heart health.
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The only bummer would be Buck the Dog, who died in 1995.
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One bummer: Apple removed the SD card slot from newer MacBook Air.
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Eva is the Bummer Wife, the unhappy female fly in the ointment.
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That last bit is a bummer, but not too much of one.
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For those who do, it's a bummer right out of the box.
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"It is of course a very big bummer for me," he said.
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"It's a bummer, because New York is the big stage," Becker said.
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Bummer ... but those players will be getting their real money soon enough.
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Ryan Burr and Aaron Bummer each pitched an inning of perfect relief.
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Bummer is that this is all coming to a head during midterms.
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A bummer, but at least it'll be better than Golden State–Portland.
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As a practical matter, and this is a bummer, but it's true.
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It's a bummer for people looking for a full-blown erotic user experience.
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It's kind of a bummer to see now, knowing how things turned out.
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But there won't be anything from The Last Jedi or Han Solo. Bummer.
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Speaking of options, there really aren't any, which is kind of a bummer.
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The bummer is, Hannah seems interested in both Cam and Luke — especially Luke.
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It's a bummer, but it's nice to be real about what's going on.
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Neighbor manifold expansion, on the other hand, really drives the buzzkill bummer home.
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And, now, it must be marketed in the "other alcoholic beverage" category. Bummer.
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Who knows, it's better than some of the more bummer theories out there.
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This is a major bummer, because medication compliance is a huge healthcare problem.
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The team's bummer study is set to be published in the Astrophysical Journal.
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The other bummer about OnePlus is you can only buy the devices online.
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And that really stuck with me, both as a bummer and an opportunity.
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Often you end up feeling worse and more congested, which is a bummer.
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But it's a bummer that Microsoft is still bucking the USB-C trend.
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READMEThe lack of access to Turner/Time Warner channels is a huge bummer.
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It was such a bummer as it looked super cool on the app.
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A bummer, but it gives us all the more time to save up.
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The biggest bummer of the Vantage was there was no Xbox One equivalent.
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Not saying they shouldn't be fighting this fight, just that it's a bummer.
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But Hannah decided she wanted to pursue Dylan and that's a real bummer.
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Big bummer for everyone ... 'cause 401ks ain't nearly as fun as 100 meters.
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It was a bummer because you lose your little internet hang out spot.
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It's a bummer there's no USB-C port on the Surface Pro 6.
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It's a bummer that there aren't matching colors for iPhone XR owners, though.
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Spectacles 3 are also no longer waterproof, which is kind of a bummer.
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Summer Bummer Mourning and clad in black, a mother confronts the chief. Slap!
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Reliever Gregory Infante recorded the first out, then was replaced by Aaron Bummer.
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For as much as we love Fran, homeboy can be a major bummer.
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Now that I think about it, it's a pretty big bummer we didn't!!
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To Kelly, this history was just a bummer, ruining an innocent good time.
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It wasn't the hardest decision to cancel, but it was just a bummer.
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It's a bummer, but it's not a personal failing on any musician's part.
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Bummer news, Be Good and Rewatch It fans: we're going on a hiatus.
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That's the most significant onscreen change in the show, and it's a bummer.
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It's a bummer for a phone that puts so much into the cameras.
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It's a bummer show for sure, but it sounds like that's your jam.
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Del Rey and ASAP Rocky collaborated on the single "Summer Bummer" in 2017.
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I find it a bummer if someone thinks I personally don't like her.
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Death is, in general, a bummer, and there's nothing really "sexy" about it.
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Which was a bummer, because Cardboard Computer's pitch was laser targeted at me.
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We talk about boredom and some of the bummer side effects of treatment.
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"It's a bummer to lose, no question," Oregon State Coach Scott Rueck said.
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Feeling obligated to give your bummer-of-a-roommate a gift this year?
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You're scraping the bottom of the barrel and your life is a bummer.
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Looks like those accusations were simply too much for the Academy ... bummer, dude.
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Hopefully that's an exciting thing for people to watch, and not a bummer.
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Everyone thinks I'm Ross, which is a bummer, because he's like the worst.
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"That's a bummer because I'm only 36 and I wish I had more energy."
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It was such a bummer because he was actually very qualified and very charming.
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It's a real, honest-to-God bummer, but criminal profiling doesn't appear to work.
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It's a real bummer to say it, but the new Animal Crossing is bad.
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But it's just such a bummer that we missed out on 20 years together.
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That might be a bummer for a large portion of Neflix's 118 million subscribers.
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That's a huge bummer, considering how sleek and much-needed a black option is.
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Bonus bummer points: the song was featured in an episode of Dawson's Creek. 5.
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That may be a bummer for some fans, but there is a bright side.
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Speaking of ports, there is no traditional 3.5mm headphone jack — which is a bummer.
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You also can't turn the feature off, which is a bit of a bummer.
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She's gone now, and it happened offscreen, which is just a bummer all around.
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It's a bummer they're closing, but in New York the only constant is change.
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That's a bit of a bummer for Black Mirror fans outside of Latin America.
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But still, it's a bit of a bummer to see this first one go.
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So I'm pleased to confess that Chromecast is not a full bummer any more.
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Bummer, because seeing them means someone is braving a hellish flight or epic drive.
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No matter who you are, having your Twitter hacked would be a major bummer.
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Which, beyond its own failings, is why Dynasty Warriors 9 is such a bummer.
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Tool frontman Maynard Keenan tweeted that it was a "bummer" Justin liked his music.
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That's a total bummer for those looking to find Clio's sex manual on JSTOR.
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Summer Bummer Bernie (deceased) and his mistress have the best sex of her life.
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For a while there it was like 'Boycott grapes!' and I was like 'Bummer.
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Unfortunately, it's not top-shelf Zevon, and it's a hella bummer of a song.
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Aaron Bummer allowed a hit in the ninth and notched his first career save.
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It was certainly like, "Oh that's a bummer," but it was also a relief.
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It's kind of a bummer that these two were overshadowed by the razr ridicule.
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They benefit so much from being integrated into the OS. This one's a bummer.
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They live about an hour away from work so that's kind of a bummer.
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For customers in New York, Montreal, Seattle, Washington, DC, and Vancouver, that's a bummer.
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Not even a courtesy "Hodor" mumble on the mic ... kind of a bummer, really.
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While the news is a bummer, SJP hints that fans shouldn't lose hope just yet.
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It's also a bummer the headphones don't fold flat like Bose's or Sony's aforementioned headphones.
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It's a bummer for budget builders, who will need to wait for an AMD APU.
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Frankly, that's a bummer: We would've loved to have seen an uncanny valley Christoph Waltz.
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Photo by Ruby Arvelisse, courtesy of Pink Mexico Life can be a fucking bummer, man.
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That's why it's a huge bummer when Bonnie drops a big problem in Annalise's lap.
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The fact that you got nipped with a pre production unit is just a bummer.
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In today's bummer news, Amazon has canceled its original show Z: The Beginning of Everything.
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That's a big bummer when it's the key feature distinguishing the product from premium generations.
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It was a brilliant bummer of a movie — and critics and viewers ate it up.
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Although the festivities fall on a work night (bummer!), they are not to be missed.
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There's a bummer vibe in the air—you'll wonder, what's the point of it all?
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This is a bummer because, at face value, Apple News+ seems like a great deal.
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Which is a bummer when you consider you're spending $700 or more on these devices.
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It's a bummer that someone thought none of them would track as well as rape.
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Paying taxes can be a bummer, especially if you are short on cash or unprepared.
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I thought, What a bummer, this was supposed to be my big Bruckheimer-starring film.
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I still haven't heard back from the company I submitted my copywriting test to. Bummer.
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Tucked near the end of the album, "Don't Miss It" isn't even an unequivocal bummer.
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It's just, uh… You know just the time when it was done was a bummer.
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"Groupie Love" is a pop ballad, while club track "Summer Bummer" also features Playboi Carti.
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But trust us: A Met Gala without the full Kimye experience is quite the bummer.
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Aesthetically, it can be a bummer, but it's more about how wrong it all feels.
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It's a bummer, and now we have to figure out what to do with ourselves.
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Meaning it's been X number of years since you've had a proper summer vacation. Bummer.
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Because it is so believable, "White Girl" is a contact bummer that's hard to shake.
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And here's one thing that's going to be a bummer for some: no headphone jack.
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It's a real bummer to worry if your $159 earbuds will survive some light rain.
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Upon first examination, the layout of New Dawn's map is a bit of a bummer.
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Mark was starting to get fucked up on drugs, which was kind of a bummer.
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It just brings everyone else down and is a real bummer in terms of productivity.
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Emailing a co-worker without realizing they're on vacation is a bummer for everyone involved.
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"If a tsunami comes, bummer," said Yann Dumas, manager of the Freedive Flow diving school.
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It's a bummer of an ending and a disappointing way to celebrate an American classic.
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The black bean burger is overdone, which is a bummer, but everything else is yummy.
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As much of a bummer as that may be, there is a silver lining here.
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Though it's still a bummer to see Boba Fett die in the first 20 minutes.
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Eating kale by yourself and trying to stay happy is just a bummer all around.
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Pumpkin spice oatmeal is a bummer because it could have been subtle and nice, even wholesome.
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If there's one thing that's a bummer, it's that you spend time away from your kids.
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That's why it was such a bummer that the "gluten-free" label didn't mean anything concrete.
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The end of summer is already a huge bummer — why make it any harder on yourself?
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For her part, jury duty cost Swift a chance to interrupt Kanye's epic VMAs speech. Bummer.
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That's a bummer for the company, but good news for those of us who hate surprises.
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" A third called the reboot news "a bummer" and wrote, "hope they don't ruin the show.
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With smartphone displays reaching 2k resolution, and in some rare cases 4k, that's a real bummer.
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That's a bummer, but you know what they say about good things and those who wait.
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Back to school can be a bummer, especially if you've been having the best summer ever.
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If there had only been one season, it would have been a bit of a bummer.
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And that's the bummer, the slide whistle that accompanies any discussion of online culture in 2018.
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Also on the list of most-Googled people is another bummer of a dude, Brett Kavanaugh.
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While the drying time was a bummer, there are still some redeeming qualities to these shorts.
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The only bummer: The radishes used for carving are chemically treated and not suitable for eating.
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I procrastinated, so I pay for expedited service since our trip is in two months, bummer.
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The lack of touch on the front screen is a bummer but not a deal breaker.
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Man, such a bummer that Zendaya is now like 80 in the series Not so fast!
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It's a bummer there's not much you can do to tune them to your own preferences.
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This is all a bigger bummer when you realize Adam Devine wasn't the only option here.
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The only bummer about this story is that the exam was the morning after Gillon's heroics.
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The smartphones and other mobile devices on station (tablets) also do not have internet connectivity. Bummer.
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Evan Marshall, Aaron Bummer and Alex Colome combined to toss three one-hit innings of relief.
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When it didn't work out, I ended up leaving the label and that was a bummer.
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The album as a whole centers around one failed relationship, but it's far from a bummer.
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"This is truly a bummer," Wilde wrote on Twitter in her initial reaction to the news.
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But while celebrity deaths are a bummer, they're not consequential in the same way as politics.
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Given that fandom is what's made Persona as popular as it is today, that's a bummer.
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Written and illustrated by James Yang A little boy with a backpack misses his bus. Bummer.
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Simply looking at what you've missed out on has the potential to be a serious bummer.
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Funding uncertainty is nothing new for community health centers — but it's a big bummer for them.
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It had been "kind of a bummer," he said, not to have reached a quarterfinal before.
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Blackbear's "Hot Girl Bummer" is a blatant and boring attempt to ride Megan Thee Stallion's coattails.
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But even though it's Humbug Day, please don't feel the need to be an enormous bummer.
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Bummer, though, because the check-engine light and gas light go on at the same time!!
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No LikeFeels cheaper, and the lack of Amazon support will be a bummer for Amazon fans.
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"It is such a bummer when they do that," McNab said, pointing at an eroding hillside.
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So perhaps it was unexpected that the actual Academy Awards would deliver a predictable bummer ending.
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But it's a bummer for the rest of us: LochteGate, like summer, is all but over.
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It's nice to look at, easy to use, and kind of a bummer for most of us.
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If you've been following Sonos's entrée into the voice-powered speaker space, this is a huge bummer.
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"[Due to AMC], I'm unable to wear heels for the pageant which is a bummer," says Irwin.
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Finding a hottie only to find out you disagree on everything is the most awkward bummer ever.
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Today in bummer facts: Women who wear makeup make more money and appear more competent to others.
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That, on top of seeing how Logan has weakened over time, drove me straight into bummer town.
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Even more, getting a UTI once increases your risk of repeat infections — talk about a summer bummer.
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That's a bummer, but I'm excited to describe the bonkers B-plot unfurling simultaneously in King's Landing.
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And that's a bummer, because it doesn't seem like we should have to prove ourselves so much.
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I feel like this $2129 was a necessity, but also a bummer to drop money like this.
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People who love their job are great, and it's a bummer that more people can't do it.
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Koons, I think, is shilling, which is a bit of a bummer to me as a fan.
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It's hard to argue that having sensitive, dry skin can be a bummer, no matter the season.
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It's a huge bummer for the millions of people who have set-top boxes that aren't Chromecasts.
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If you thought frazzled hair was the summer's biggest beauty bummer, you might want to think again.
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Now, she has shared exactly what this so-called "Trump diet" entails, and it's...well, a bummer.
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It's a way to discuss our identity without, for lack of a better word, being a bummer.
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The general decline of the blog—not the news blog, but the BLOG BLOG—is a bummer.
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Though, in terms of real-world durability, the Fold not having any water resistance is a bummer.
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It seems that these two are always being pitted against one another, and it's a major bummer.
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District Vision Keiichi | $199 It's a bummer when the windows in your cube farm don't slide open.
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"I hate... that I can't just be more relaxed" That doesn't mean Oh No's a total bummer.
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Crashes are a bummer in the moment, but they do not preclude successful landings in the future.
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Those stats are a bummer, but the results of the study shouldn't come as a total surprise.
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They have to be a " subgenre," regardless of what the music sounds like, and that's a bummer.
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And that's where the major bummer of having a supermodel best friend-slash-business partner comes in.
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"We kind of needed the NFL to be a bummer for Flag to work," Doucette told me.
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They've just kicked off their US tour on the road with Whores and mellow-harshing metalheads Bummer.
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But it turns out that the origin story of Mother's Day is really just a huge bummer.
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And it's a bummer that something as harmless as ganja lingers in your system for 28 days.
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Intro MixComethazine - "Blessings"Isa Mar - "Summer Bummer" Keys N KratesKeys N Krates - "Music to My Ears" feat.
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Typing on the keyboard is comfortable, but the standard version is not backlit, which is a bummer.
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But, if you're looking for some holiday cheer, this is one bizarre bummer you can probably skip.
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You won't, for example, find any wireless charging features here, which is a bit of a bummer.
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First, neither has a headphone jack, which was maybe inevitable but is still somewhat of a bummer.
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Left-hander Aaron Bummer pitched two hitless innings and right-hander Kelvin Herrera worked a perfect ninth.
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And saying goodbye to someone like Eric, who is such a big, positive personality, was a bummer.
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"It was a fucking bummer," Matt Damon said, in response to a question about his new movie.
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That's a bit of a bummer when ponying up the cash for a bigger, more premium device.
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At its best, it's a bummer — since it means you wasted your time chatting with a jerk.
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Others were less triumphant (I didn't find a foundation or shampoo I liked, which is a bummer).
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But I have to wait until March 2017, when the Switch is released to the public. Bummer.
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She also loses a sneaker while she's scurrying around up there, which is just a huge bummer.
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"I found a hair in my shade diet root beer such a bummer," a second customer responded.
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Normally, seeing Nina with so much clothing would be a bummer, but check out her killer reflexes!
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Sparked by 20 22/23 innings from left-hander Aaron Bummer, the Chicago bullpen preserved the lead.
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Because obviously negative for the last one, and how they ... The Russian thing was a real bummer.
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"Maybe there's a way for BoJack to not be too much of a bummer?" she wrote back.
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I know he's going through a tough time, but this is such a bummer for Hannah Ann.
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Bummer got Odor to ground out to second base to end the threat and preserve the lead.
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"They eat all my sunflowers, which is kind of a bummer," he said, "but that's upstate life."
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"To lose a whole weekend to a major storm is a huge bummer, obviously," Mr. Lester said.
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That's a bummer, of course, because they've been such a great couple to watch all these years.
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It is, to use an old California trope, going to be a real bummer for Silicon Valley.
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But it's kind of a bummer that her parents will never really know what happened to her.
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I owned a sports team at 503 or 34 ... KS: That's a bummer, Chamath, but go ahead.
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If you're a geologist, that's a super cool discovery; but if you're an astrobiologist, it's a major bummer.
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It's been a real bummer this past week after learning the news that Majical Cloudz was breaking up.
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Seeing inside the vanities of the rich and famous is equal parts incredibly fascinating and a total bummer.
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Raposa: In actual bummer news I give a shit about, the Astros are looking very un-Astro-like.
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We stay to watch game 7 of the 76ers and watch them lose on a buzzer beater – bummer.
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That's a real bummer if your stream starts glitching when you get to Love Island's, um, steamy scenes.
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"That was a huge bummer and it was tough," says Grunewald, who married her college boyfriend in 2013.
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And the frog speaking German on our bag reminded us of Pepe, which is frankly a real bummer.
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Bummer. For now, we'll just wait with bated breath until December when the film makes its nationwide debut.
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It's such a pain to deal with this, and such a bummer it happened to my new car.
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It just reopened in a new spot, and the quality is not what it used to be. Bummer.
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We had plans to go to the famous Au Cheval, but they were closed due to renovations. Bummer.
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It seems like a bummer that the Inspire 2 isn't as fast as DJI said it would be.
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Stress in your social life arrives today—you're seeing things for what they are, and it's a bummer.
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But Chicago left-hander Aaron Bummer retired Alex Gordon on a grounder to first to extinguish the threat.
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Balanced like statues, these glass encasings are objectively beautiful manifestations of that classic bummer adage: Time is money.
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Delayed flights are a bummer, especially ones that are caused by well-meaning humans doing things they shouldn't.
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Leibal, 11+ O-Fan | $50 It's a bummer when the windows in your cube farm don't slide open.
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That's a bummer for sure, but hey, at least you've got plenty of room for those HDMI devices.
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Check out the shots ... bummer that Playboy made "the change" but still we gotta say ... Thank you, Jose.
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Bummer for the Prez because fighting climate change was supposed to be a huge part of his legacy.
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None of us felt much of a connection with the "sad dude, bummer, girl doesn't like me" music.
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However, as Glamour pointed out, one Reddit user came up with an interesting theory about the major bummer.
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About five minutes in, after falling to the very back of the pack, Druid's Nephew drops out. Bummer.
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Christine's bummer news comes on the heels of some great news for one of her "Selling Sunset" costars.
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Benji: I scored below average in VO2 max, in the 47th percentile, which was kind of a bummer.
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There's also no volume control on the headphones, which is a bummer but not a major deal breaker.
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It's hard to write off a decision that results in more Lizzy Caplan screen time as a bummer.
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If all Toy Story 2 had were weighty themes, however, it would be a bit of a bummer.
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While Matarazzo is an undoubtedly charming host, this premise seems like a huge bummer from everyone else's perspective.
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And it's a bummer that the Foodi costs so much and doesn't even have a stainless steel insert.
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They don't have my size, bummer, but I commit to buying them online later when I get home.
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There&aposs no wireless charging, which is a bummer, but the fast charging tech can come in handy.
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The series doesn't have a voice so much as a mood, and that mood is, usually, a bummer.
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Still, it's a real bummer that a desire to buy ethically produced eggs led to a hepatitis check.
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It was a bummer that Annaliese had a difficult time with dogs, just like she had with bumper cars.
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Bummer as it may be, research on brain scans has shown that people's brains don't actually favor a side.
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The pornographic disruption was likely a pretty big bummer for the politically engaged residents that populate the northeastern district.
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This bummer reality has never appealed much to Americans, 72 percent of whom believe in some kind of afterlife.
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So know that this is going to be a real bummer for everybody that loves you on the show.
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The bad news: The company just confirmed a recent report that Crackdown 33 has been delayed until February. Bummer.
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As you're probably assuming at this point, it's unlikely that Rio 2016 cosmetics will be available anytime soon. Bummer?
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I've never liked trying to communicate extensively with a wearable anyway, but for some it might be a bummer.
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You have to push these GIFs to Snapchat from within the TuneMoji app, which is kind of a bummer.
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And it was a bummer because I'm a huge fan and I didn't want to know what's going on.
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It would truly be a bummer, but it isn't the only place on the small screen to see Witherspoon.
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This year, the team everyone loves to hate survived a 53-25 win over UNC-Wilmington to advance. Bummer.
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Though a bummer to anyone who couldn't make it to Chicago, it was a fitting way to debut Celebi.
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Lady Crane: I'd like to see Essie Davis stick around, so this would be a bummer if it happens.
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After that age, you've probably already been infected by one of the problem strains of the virus, so... bummer.
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All their waste was transported behind these mysterious metal doors by secret government officials, or possibly employees. Locked. Bummer.
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Turns out, he's at the club, which is kind of a bummer because Kylie wishes they were making out!
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Also, a bit of a bummer note — it doesn't work on dogs or cats, at least in my testing.
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Either way, the end of what was considered the Amazon's mightiest Pororoca is a bummer lamented on national newscasts.
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While breakups are usually a bummer, looking good in the immediate aftermath of one is a definite power move.
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Restaurants tend to forget that it is a privilege to put nourishment into people, and that is a bummer.
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Which is a massive bummer, because those are the very things on which we most need a price break.
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It's a big thing for you guys to talk about, but it's also a bummer to know so much.
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The title track, premiering here, is a six-minute bummer jam that feels kinda like getting stuck in quicksand.
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It's a bummer for everybody, but we'll move on and hopefully go to the next one and be alright.
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Left-hander Aaron Bummer, the third Chicago pitcher of the inning, got out of the mess on four pitches.
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In the bottom of the eighth, Aaron Bummer gave up a single but struck out the other three batters.
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E. isn't working our end, which is a bummer, but it's not like she has time to chat anyway.
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It's a major bummer – especially in 2020 when over half of our time spent online is on our phones.
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Bright sideLet's be clear, the NASDAQ dropping is a bummer for old people, who own most of the market.
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But if you get there and find out you forgot your tennis shoes or socks, the bummer is real.
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It also doesn't have any sort of VR support, which might be a bummer for enthusiasts who like that.
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When those theories have been taken out of a site like Reddit and put into headlines, that's a bummer.
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These Power Rangers are angstier, sadder, and colder than their predecessors, making large swaths of the film a bummer.
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Feeling left out is a bummer, especially when it involves the one feature Instagram has introduced recently that's actually interesting.
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Meaning Assange won't be giving himself up to a country that doesn't actually want him in the first place. Bummer!
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I own last year's 10.5-inch iPad Pro, and it already feels outdated, which is a bit of a bummer.
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It feels organic, but it's still kind of a bummer because Raver and Greg Germann have such great chemistry together.
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The project has so much potential for batshit lunacy; it's a massive bummer that the movie never truly embraces it.
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The big bummer is that the Spark currently doesn't work with DJI Goggles, the company's first-person view (FPV) headset.
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According to Time, one of the new words is a shout-out to a huge and important 2016 bummer, Brexit.
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And to see a sharp decline in those working in the key age cohort of 25-54 was a bummer.
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My husband has great insurance through his company (which handles health informational services), but unfortunately, they don't cover this. Bummer.
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For people who are big into flavor, ordering at a restaurant only to receive bland food is the biggest bummer.
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For people who are big into flavour, ordering at a restaurant only to receive bland food is the biggest bummer.
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"It's a bummer and frustrating, but really, kind of minuscule with the other issues that are going on," he said.
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"It was a huge bummer Facebook killed our page right before the holidays," Smith said in a recent phone interview.
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Also a bit of a major bummer when you realize how higher ed doesn't have a great history of inclusiveness.
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It's just a bummer that Snap seems like it's doomed, since it lost over half a billion dollars last year.
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Moreland's two-out homer sailed an estimated 393 feet into the Green Monster seats against White Sox reliever Aaron Bummer.
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Lindor led off with a triple to center field off left-hander Aaron Bummer and scored on a wild pitch.
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That may sound like a bummer for Alexis Olympia, but it's a foundational part of Jehovah's Witnesses' way of life.
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Even more of a bummer is the fact that the indoor gardening system is only available in the United Kingdom.
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Beyond the financial cost, though, a bummer of a commute is sure to affect your mental health over time, too.
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It's a bummer for our eyes and the companies' bottom lines, but it's going to be great for our wallets.
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Here's what you need to know about the bummer of a holiday and how to beat all that impending gloom.
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It will set me back about $216, which is a total bummer because I spent $2130,219 on it last week.
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This is a huge bummer for me, as I used to use CarPlay every day during my commute to work.
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Phoenix Suns: Brandon Knight (three years, $43.9 million) Knight's tenure in Phoenix has been a serious bummer for everyone involved.
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After that bummer of a conversation, I got to see Robert Randolph play the shit out of that steel guitar.
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I doubt I'll ever find the quietly murderous "Bellyache," say, much more than a sublimated tantrum, bummer, existentialist gesture, whatever.
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Parties and good times are what you're all about, so it's a major bummer when your friends don't get along.
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And coming back to reality (always a bummer), there is absolutely no way for us to actually conduct this experiment.
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Cons: The three other swimming suits that I originally liked were sold out in my size, which was a bummer.
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Story at a glance Isn't it a bummer when you find out something you don't like about someone you do?
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"It's been a bummer to own going into almost every quarter that I can recall these times," the host said.
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Because the drug- and sex-soaked story is so believable, "White Girl" is a contact bummer that's hard to shake.
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That's kind of a bummer, since I still wish Apple would just add a really high-quality camera for FaceTime.
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But this delay has got to be a a bummer for a product Apple was banking on for the holidays.
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Wanted to check out the Tote, too, but it was closed the night I tried to go over there - bummer!
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The fundamentalists of any group, including fans of Bernie or fans of Hillary or fans of anyone are a bummer.
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In all seriousness, this is a bummer, because my Comcast connection at home is the definition of terrible and unreliable.
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Kind of a bummer because our apartment is so out of the way and it makes for an expensive ride.
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The lone dolphin doing languid flips in a huge tank was a bummer too far, and she quickly moved along.
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Having to stay late at work is already a bummer, but missing your pet's feeding time is downright guilt-inducing.
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The lack of new course pieces or themes is a bummer, and those will come in due time, I'm sure.
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The fact that its system won't update beyond what the oldest speaker in your network can handle is a bummer.
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You have a better chance of being struck by lightning and bitten by a shark simultaneously, but reality's a bummer.
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Bummer for Carson to lose such a crib ... but he did make $300,000 on the deal -- sooo, all good, right??
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Their maniac will rue the day he messed with them, but my maniac will simply murder me, which is a bummer.
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I climb really well today but fall a few times off the last move of a V10, which is a bummer.
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Any requirement moving forward that'd require the Switch to be connected to the internet to play would be a serious bummer.
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Still, the Oculus Go doesn't wow in terms of looks, a bummer when you consider it's the company's third VR headset.
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The Labo software is only available on cartridges, which is a bummer if you prefer to download all your Switch games.
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And it's a bummer for those who contributed to Mapzen's wide-ranging data sets, which included detailed info on public transportation.
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It's a bummer that those with a more legitimate reason to use it will have to pay out the nose, too.
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But the majority of people just get plain ole headaches, which — while kind of a bummer — aren't anything to worry about.
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The biggest change from prior Samsung watches is the lack of a rotating bezel, which is a bit of a bummer.
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But it's a bummer — and a bit surprising — that the company wasn't able to get the functionality worked out in time.
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Small blessings, but also kind of a bummer for me since I'm a contract employee, meaning this time off is unpaid.
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The treatment didn't change the cyst's size, the patient still gets headaches, and doctors now just treat his seizures. Bummer.[NEJM]
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Even if Apple shipped all of its phones with OLED next year, it would be late to the technology. Bummer.[Bloomberg]
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With the news being a serious bummer this year, we've used our Google searches to plan fantasize about our dream getaways.
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The prices were ridiculously expensive, which is a bummer because earlier in the summer, I found a lot of awesome deals.
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It's just kind of a bummer that in the end it's not really these women but money that saves the day.
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"Well, this definitely takes the (now gluten free cake) for bummer news," she wrote on her Instagram story at the time.
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There are about 30 FDA-approved drugs for sexual dysfunction for men but zero for women, and that's a big bummer.
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With so much going for it, it's such a bummer that this one feature didn't make it into the final product.
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Because Brexit is such a bummer, we've extended Early Bird ticket sales until 4 December, so secure your spot now. #blamebrexit
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" Jerry says it's a bummer for everybody involved -- from the owners to the fans to the bettors -- calling it "a shame.
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And let us not forget the beauty bummer many who ride the subway in July know all too well: boob sweat.
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Oh, but there's a catch: Pandora Premium is only free for three months, not for the length of your subscription. Bummer.
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It's a bummer, but luckily, there's a new way to get free avocado toast every week for a whole year. Huzzah!
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Venus and the Sun will also oppose Saturn today, which is a huge bummer: Saturn is the planet of bad news.
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I was caught up in a big situation, a stupid kid in a stupid situation, and it's a f—ing bummer.
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It's a bummer for Fowler ... but hey, a lifetime of Stokke should be more than enough to make up for it!!!
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That's a big +1 for convenience and security, but it reportedly doesn't work with new chip readers, which is a bummer.
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"The bummer about 'Cats' is, it's probably going to sink our musical, 'Pugs,' which we were excited about," Mr. Faizon said.
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With that in mind, it really shouldn't come as a shock that this bummer of a trend hit the Fallout franchise.
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Whenever she attempts to relate more openly and honestly, especially with her daughter, she mostly comes off as a major bummer.
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Also, not being able to participate in her school's "occupations day" was kind of a bummer because she wanted me there.
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It's still a bummer, since Trademark consistently delivered on its apparel, with timeless silhouettes and artful pieces in soft, neutral palettes.
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"You can't just ignore a broken law that falls right in your lap but was kind of a bummer," he said.
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Do I just lay in my bedroom and put on a Feist song and think about what a bummer CP is?
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He followed left-hander Aaron Bummer, who gave up Goodwin's two-run shot and spoiled a strong start by Lucas Giolito.
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Knowing that the structures of the art world aren't particularly helpful is a bummer, yes, but it can also be liberating.
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It's a bummer, but (crew chief) Greg (Ives) and all of us will regroup and we should be strong next week.
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" Or "Oof, that's a bummer; it sucks to feel like you're stuck babysitting your partner when you're out with your friends.
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But the serial mistreatment of Chewbacca is an endless bummer, and a deeply shameful oversight that will haunt Star Wars forever.
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"Because it is so believable, 'White Girl' is a contact bummer that's hard to shake," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.
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But Robinson's strength lies in making moments of grandeur quiver with candlelit intimacy and turning screeching electronics into whispering bummer jams.
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You might not feel great or like your normal self, which is a bummer, but also the reality of the circumstances.
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" The ice-sculptor-in-chief for the festival, Shintaro Okamoto of Okamoto Studio in Queens, pronounced the news "a bummer for sure.
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"I will try and gain some momentum back off of Los Angeles, that was a bummer," said the 22-year-old Spieth.
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Losing a job can be a bummer, but not the end of the world if you take the right lessons from it.
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Big Apple bummer Alec Baldwin may be a native New Yorker, but even he got pulled in by this classic NYC scam.
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The fact that two members of the Sex and the City squad are not actually besties in real life is a bummer.
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I paid the entrance fee ($45) two months ago which is a bummer, but considering meals and gas, I'm still saving money.
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"It seems like a huge bummer," said American Brian Walker, who is in Pyeongchang to watch his girlfriend compete at the Games.
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It was a cute pic — but the criss-crossing metal of the fence in the foreground was a bit of a bummer.
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That's a bummer, but at least the Store has drastically improved since 2014—the last time Microsoft demanded we use it exclusively.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)One huge bummer is that you probably need to use the included remote to control the soundbar.
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That's a bit of a bummer, as one of the biggest issues with the AirPods right now is their mediocre battery life.
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A bummer for a phone positioned as the harbinger of the bleeding edge of Android — the first to ship with version 7.1.
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We know it's unlikely that we'll ever end up visiting Pomeroy or Spencer or even driving through, which is a real bummer.
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Their singing was, of course, overshadowed by Joffrey getting insanely poisoned and dying, which will traditionally make weddings kind of a bummer.
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But remember that you've got to have that wired doorbell to get the Doorbell Cam working, which is sort of a bummer.
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Negativity has its upsides, if you're into being a bummer to hang out with and developing stomach ulcers at an early age.
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Maybin hit a two-out solo homer in the seventh inning off Aaron Bummer to give the Yankees a 23-2 lead.
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Being told you suck at your dream job is a bummer for sure, but let's be real—Mitchum (Gregg Henry) was right.
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Summer Bummer "I wish I had some loftier purpose, but I'm afraid in the end, it's just the money," Hopper's villain says.
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So it's a major bummer that the Venue 8 and the rest of the Venue line up have been discontinued, effective immediately.
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Home center is also the only place you'll see the percentage remaining in your battery, which is kind of a bummer. Surprise!
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It's a bummer for fans who were hoping to see Jesus, who's still alive in the comic, in a relationship with Aaron.
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Single zone backlight customization is a bummer for hardcore gamers but should be more appealing for people who prefer better battery life.
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"Well, George Clooney didn&apost want to come on -- so that was a bummer, but he lives in Italy," she told Stern.
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The opening track of Palace's Endless Bummer goes perfectly with the bucket hat adorned front 180 and the spliced in DJ clip.
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Fortunately, it became less of a bummer after the Daily News inquired about the fine; the Department ultimately agreed to drop it.
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The real bummer here is if you decide to remain stagnant, in which case no amount of liquor or lube will help.
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What's more interesting is why they're such a bummer, and what that tells us about the worst configurations of a good sport.
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"I'm such a bore / I'm such a bummer / There must be more behind this summer," he sings in the single's opening verse.
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That's a bummer for Snapchat, because they clearly invented something that people want to use — Instagram has just scaled it more quickly.
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But in my opinion, he tapped and it's a bummer and we're going to have to go back to the drawing board.
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Indeed, many competitors are athletes, but to think about diluting their abilities and focusing on just what they look like is a bummer.
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This is kind of a bummer for people looking to really blow off some steam and for a full-blown erotic user experience.
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But it's a bummer that the New Horizons team is doubling down on the name, despite already knowing about its nefarious second meaning.
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White Sox relievers Jeanmar Gomez, Aaron Bummer and Thyago Vieira combined to pitch seven shutout innings in relief of Rodon, allowing five hits.
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Imagine finding out that everything you thought you knew about yourself was fake, designed by someone else to suit a larger purpose. Bummer.
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I saw two dead birds in my backyard in the past few weeks, I think they are getting something... kind of a bummer.
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Most camera bags prioritize function over form, which makes sense for protecting some of your most expensive gear, but it's still a bummer.
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That sounds incredibly morbid, but on your birthday you might recognize just how fleeting life is, which can be a bummer, she says.
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And so I thought that was a real bummer for the people who missed out on the movie and also that movie itself.
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Hot Sauce Keychain For people who are big into flavour, ordering at a restaurant only to receive bland food is the biggest bummer.
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Though if the rest of 2017 is any indication, there's a lot more bummer news headed our way before the year is over.
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Although, the velcro/nylon combo, while easy, will probably degrade pretty quickly with repeated fastening and unfastening — a bummer for a $50 strap.
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Relievers Evan Marshall, Aaron Bummer and Alex Colome struck out a combined four and allowed just one baserunner in the final three innings.
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It's a bit of a bummer, then, that Apple only gives us five measly gigabytes of free iCloud storage space to work with.
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Still, even if you didn't get in everything you wanted to do, the end of summer doesn't have to be such a bummer.
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The single biggest loss, really, is the Apple Watch app no longer being available, which is definitely a bummer if you use it.
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I may agree that Nancy and Jonathan (Charlie Heaton) are endgame, but that doesn't make it any less of a bummer for Steve.
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"You can't just ignore a broken law that falls right in your lap but was kind of a bummer," Harrison told the outlet.
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It's just going to be a bummer if you bet on the wrong one and end up with a unsupported, old countertop appliance.
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My guess is it's going to be a bummer, but one that, unlike most games, will stay with me long after the credits.
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The post came as a real bummer for those looking to go, with people posting their displeasure at the protest being broken up.
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But it was still a bummer to watch the performance with the greatest potential fall apart because of a problem beyond anyone's control.
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Mass extinction study Here's a bummer of a stat: Three-quarters of all species on this planet could disappear in the coming centuries.
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The electric colors simply won't show up in dark locks — which is a bummer for brunettes itching for a shot at rainbow hair.
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I love Dropdead as much as the next guy, but any event that turns into more preaching than partying is generally a bummer.
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Despite the Monday bummer, the QQQ has enjoyed an incredibly stable and profitable run of late, rising by 8.2 percent since April 21.
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That's a bummer, because Android Wear 2.0 looked pretty good when we got our wrists on it at Google I/O last month.
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Most air fryers only come in black, and it's a bummer for people who prefer to give their counter a pop of color.
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That's a shock and a bummer to most Americans, but the nation has survived over 200 years with this crazy state of affairs.
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Making the decision to get sober can feel like you're trading in your identity as a Fun Person to instead become a bummer.
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Sometimes I'm worried that if I wear a DMB shirt in public, people will think I'm one of them, and that's a bummer.
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Obviously, that's a bit of a bummer for Purdue fans and the team of engineers who pulled an all-nighter over this one.
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But a bummer remains: on all of those apps, if you have a question, you still have to make an actual phone call.
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It's a bummer for all involved, and likely a rather massive shock for the artists, designers and entrepreneurs who considered it home base.
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"Summer Bummer" is a morose club banger with Playboi Carti providing, as always, adlibs, while "Groupie Love" is a big, orchestral pop ballad.
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It's a bummer to see so many animals felled in one swoop, even if it was just Mother Nature being her brutal self.
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"From Here to Eternity" is billed as a search for "the good death" — a bummer of a journey if ever I heard one.
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Bummer helped the White Sox escape unscathed, though, inducing a 5-4-3 double play ball from Jorge Polanco to end the inning.
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No matter the context, it's a severe bummer to sit and accept a lecture ultimately because other people can't handle looking at you.
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Over the course of three pages, he uses lead paint, climate change and crude oil to describe the workings of the BUMMER machine.
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MacBook Pros are major investments, so it's kind of a huge bummer that they lack the ports you need to get stuff done.
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That's a bummer, because it really is the first step to something that is going to transform the world as we know it.
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PetSafe Smart Feed Having to stay late at work is already a bummer, but missing your pet's feeding time is downright guilt-inducing.
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It's a bummer as well for those who enjoyed short-term rentals in London, Brussels, and Florence, Italy—service will stop there too.
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Guys, we know that 2016 was a total bummer and a particularly difficult year to backpack across the angry corners of the internet.
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But then there's also OJ Mayo, hovering grimly at the periphery, and he is just a bummer that reeks of failure to launch.
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As we age, the hair cells in our ears — like the rest of us — slowly die (how's that for a bummer of an opening).
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That's a bummer, but honestly, when I'm creating our videos at WIRED, just about everything I shoot in 4K gets downsized to 1080p anyway.
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The 55-year-old tweeted "#bummer" in response to an article that noted that the 25-year-old pop singer was a Tool fan.
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Aside from the V40's five cameras, there isn't really anything interesting going on with the phone's design, which is kind of a bummer.
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A mini sriracha keychain For people who are big into flavor, ordering at a restaurant only to receive bland food is the biggest bummer.
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This was a bummer as it often broke what VR folks call "immersion," the idea that you're actually existing in the world you're viewing.
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As a DJ who grew up using SL-1200MK12003s, the past few years have been a partial bummer when it comes to Technics announcements.
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That's a bummer, but if you don't care much for premium Italian design, Amazon sells this hilarious ColorUp "magic color sensing lamp" for $99.
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And while the company is using ML to continually improve it, one mistaken identity could be a big bummer for an unfortunate home owner.
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It's a bummer, but I also try to use this situation as a way to discover what I like and what I don't like.
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"It was this new adventure that I could embark on and try to make a positive trajectory out of a bummer situation," he says.
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Oftentimes the game feels pretty slow, which for a racing game (especially one starring notorious speed junkie Sonic the Hedgehog) is a huge bummer.
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You've gotta give it to The Americans (I guess), for not being afraid to devote an entire episode to that kind of a bummer.
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The couple split up in November of 2016 — a bummer for shippers who saw them promise to tie the knot on Bachelor In Paradise.
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Essentially, a repeal here makes female anatomy a pre-existing condition, which is a bummer since protections for those fall under Title I, too.
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It's a bummer, but at least Apple still sells Beats Powerbeats 2 wireless (but not cable-free) earbuds that are water- and sweat-resistant.
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White Sox left-hander Aaron Bummer (1-2) earned his first major league win, striking out two in two innings of one-hit relief.
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Which is a huge bummer, because Google seems to be working way harder at coming up with clever new app ideas than Apple is.
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Leonard's absence was a bummer for pretty much everyone at Staples Center, including the Bucks, who could wind up facing the Clippers in June.
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Chicago manager Rick Renteria brought in left-hander Aaron Bummer to face Chad Pinder with the White Sox clinging to a 2-0 lead.
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The whole conversation is a massive bummer, especially given than just last month Kim received backlash for promoting an appetite-suppressing lollipop on Instagram.
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Closing the chat earlier—while initially a bummer—leaves out the details of the hard days and makes everyone a whole lot less sad.
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That's why it was kind of a bummer when the company announced this morning that it was all part of an April Fools' hoax.
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In case your day wasn't already enough of a bummer, why not a quick refresher on some of the impending effects of climate change?
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It's always good to see runners take a rough turn in stride like this, as much as a WR-killer can be a bummer.
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Nothing is a bigger bummer than opening the door to what was a fully stocked fridge to see you're all out of cold ones.
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It's been kind of a bummer to move on from the dreams you have realized, but now you're feeling excited about the new adventure.
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The Clips are a bad vibe on a neutral day, and especially a bummer when considered against such an inspiring Dame Lillard-led insurgency.
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I had an out-of-bounds ball which was a bummer yesterday, but take that one away and I drove the ball pretty well.
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It will be extremely difficult for me to eat romaine again—even when it's safe—which is a bummer because I really liked it.
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You can't go anywhere, so it would sure be a bummer if you couldn't browse the web, play online games, or stream movies, too.
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Still, while the MCU without Spider-Man is definitely a bummer, Spider-Man without the MCU has the potential to be a big win.
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One problem is cost: Paperwork, taxes and environmental compliance aren't just a bummer, they can also drive up prices by 75 percent or more.
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But it's still a bummer when you consider the environmental impact of replacing gadgets rather than repairing them Another drawback is the battery life.
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Be careful not to break through the wall of the well or the egg will race out all over the counter -- a total bummer.
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But the difference between watching two outsized criminals conspire and watching a miserable man struggle with illness is the difference between fun and bummer.
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It's a bummer for the Giants, whose candidate list is slowly shrinking after Ron Rivera (Redskins), Mike McCarthy (Cowboys) and Rhule all went elsewhere.
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That said, there's always something bummer-y about a pragmatic kid, and there's something in this assessment that's a little troubling: Why even try?
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That's a really big bummer, because I love the idea, and using them can make even the most ordinary events feel a bit more special.
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Bummer as this might be for those of us who are desperate to find a solution for allergies, it's not the end of the world.
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Unlike the bummer drama in the song "The Story of Us," Swift's bright, pink, heart-laden aesthetic suggests this story has a much happier ending.
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You always had to use two hands—a bummer if you had it on your desk and were trying to use it as a laptop.
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"By the time I finish writing A SONG OF ICE & FIRE, you will know every important thing that happened in Robert's Rebellion," he wrote. Bummer!
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Dana Rohrabacher, a Republican who has represented Huntington Beach, California for 14 terms on Capitol Hill, has a bummer of a nickname: Putin's Favorite Congressman.
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The only bummer: Until now, New Yorkers have had to venture to suburban locations to get in on the one-size-fits-all shopping experience.
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Battery life is said to last for a week at a time, nixing the "Bummer, I can't run today because my watch isn't charged" excuse.
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After three seasons of Girl Meets World, it's a total bummer to know that it might end with Riley and Maya an entire ocean apart.
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The conventional economist's response is that while this might be a bummer for St. Louis, there are offsetting benefits for workers in the other cities.
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OnePlus doesn't include wireless charging in its phones, which is a bummer because I love the convenience of dropping a phone on a charging pad.
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"It's just a bummer," explained Hawk, who retired from skateboarding competitions in 1999 after winning more than 70 contests throughout his time as a professional.
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Losing him from the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a bummer because Downey Jr. is such a magnetic personality, and a perfect fit for his role.
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Left-hander Aaron Bummer completed the walk to Reddick and uncorked a wild pitch to Alex Bregman that allowed Kemp to score from third base.
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The icing on the bummer cake is that there's no known cure for the condition, but that's not to say there's no hope for relief.
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It would be a colossal bummer if that how her story ends, but if we expected a happy ending, then we haven't been paying attention.
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For those of us who prefer a calm, less real-time experience, the fact that features like these come on by default is a bummer.
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READMENo form of water-resistance is a bit of a bummer, and it is the one small advantage the G7 has over the Galaxy A50.
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Tell us something good Mays Landing, New Jersey OK, this is kind of a bummer, but luckily some good people came through in the end.
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It comes in black or white, which is kind of a bummer, since I'm a big fan of the original YI's lime green option: Banggood.
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Though it's definitely a bummer that I haven't been using this chocolate milk drinking hack all along, at least I can take it up now.
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Free members also do not have access to Match's group events, which is a huge bummer as that's one of the coolest things Match offers.
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When you are walking in a pitch black abandoned mental asylum and your torch catches one of these shadows, you freak the fuck out. Bummer.
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That's a bummer, because I think we're going to see wireless charging continue to pop up everywhere, from cafes to the cabins of new cars.
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The rejection responsePurpose: Getting a "no" from a job you wanted is a bummer, but remember it doesn't necessarily mean this door is closed forever.
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That's a bummer when you live in an area where health insurance is relatively expensive, such as Alaska, a big, rural state without many doctors.
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"We try so hard to be good and then to get kind of smacked down that way, it's just kind of a bummer," she said.
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Let's agree, for the moment, not to worry too much about the bummer aspects of a public institution needing to go begging before the public.
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It's a real bummer for seniors across the land, but obviously getting sweaty on a crowded dance floor is a no-no for social distancing.
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Back in the day it was a bummer when it happened, but now that there are questions about monopolistic practices for tech, Sherlocking feels different.
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Which is why the new line of Wellness Barbies—designed to "introduce girls to the benefits of self-care through play"—is such a bummer.
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Hannah had all of those things on The Bachelorette, but she was too busy trying to figure out why she love-hated Luke P.. Bummer.
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Once a month, Silent Barn, an arts collective in Bushwick, undergoes what the artists and the musicians who live and work there call Bummer Patrol.
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But the whole thing is a bummer, at times risible, as when swarms of law-and-order types conveniently overlook a laughably visible surveillance camera.
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Given that the Zombie is one of the most exciting fighters in the game, news of this hiatus went down as a fairly substantial bummer.
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So yeah, it was a bummer because there were some songs on that album I really like that would have been good live Grandaddy songs.
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While the rough winter to come may be a bummer for some, at least it might make us really appreciate these last few scorching days. (Delish)
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Here's hoping this time is different, if only because it'd be a real bummer to miss out on a Prince-Bythewood-directed female superhero team up.
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Earlier this year, the "Summer Bummer" singer posted a video of herself singing along to Grande's track "Break Up With Your Girlfriend" on her Instagram Story.
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As you can see in the above image, Amazon had the console back in stock but only let Prime members add it to their cart. Bummer.
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The new buds won't, however, come with noise cancellation, which will be a bit of a bummer for anyone hoping for a cheaper AirPods Pro alternative.
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It's a bit of a bummer for photogs, but a modular camera system is certainly the kind of thing that could make sense for future upgrades.
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Despite the bummer of a beginning, another woman used the same method a couple weeks later to tell her crush she liked them...and it worked!
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It's kind of a bummer, even, to think about a customer who doesn't have anybody in their life who would make them a playlist for free.
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And it arrives on the heels of the fourth season of everyone's favorite technological bummer, Black Mirror, which includes a particularly depressing but noteworthy Trek homage.
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Even though she'll have her hands on a passport soon, he said she won't be able get a visa until after the honeymoon is over. Bummer.
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"It was such a bummer because you could feel how hungry these actors were for a role with this kind of potential, you know?" he said.
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Rotten Apples is kind of a bummer to explore, but there are upsides: Beloved film Lady Bird is certified fresh, as is the classic Mean Girls.
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After all, with the exception of just a small handful of episodes (including season 3's Emmy-winning "San Junipero"), Black Mirror is a total bummer.
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This is fine if your space isn't big, but a slight bummer if you have a big area to cover in a short amount of time.
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No one wants unready tech on public roads, but for anyone who has bought into the technology's promise to save lives, the delay is a bummer.
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As both become much more identity-driven, I do think there is a certain pressure to be a public "personality," which is kind of a bummer.
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And while that's a bummer, there is plenty of that future in the cars you can go and buy today on the old-timey dealer lot.
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The XZ2 is unlikely to change any of that, of course — which is actually kind of a bummer, because it looks like a pretty solid handset.
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Not a shocking-twist TV-style bummer, but a low-grade undercurrent of despair and ennui; the kind of thing that precedes a mid-life crisis.
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It's like some of the best parts of the web (shareable links) without the worst part (Javascript) — but specific only to Android, which is a bummer.
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Beltran has never suffered disgrace like Rodriguez, or decided a World Series like Ortiz, or slogged through a total bummer like Ichiro's 2014 and 2015 seasons.
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A late barrage and 2 2/3 combined innings of scoreless relief from Aaron Bummer and Evan Marshall helped Lopez (6-9) emerge with the victory.
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The whole increase of holding time and delaying of exits is really a bummer, because we need even more IPOs to return cash to limited partners.
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It was a bummer since we had already paid for the event prior to today but oh well — $15 for each person is hardly losing money.
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Even non-nicotine vapes seemed to have the same amount of DNA reactivity as filtered cigarettes, according to the study recently published in ACS Sensors. Bummer.
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It's still a bit of a bummer that this is what it takes to get kids moving, but hey, who can stay mad at Captain America?
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It's a bummer that what was once a pretty good cringe sub has devolved into post like this, this, and this, all from the past month.
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Wounded Eagle The Philadelphia Eagles, arguably the NFL's hottest team, won a playoff spot, only to see their QB go down with a knee injury. Bummer.
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One week from now, we'll have a new president unless we don't, and wherever you sit on the political spectrum, that would be a big bummer.
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Eventually, the fervor reached such a degree that responses from both Damon himself (he called the controversy a "fucking bummer") and director Zhang Yimou were sought.
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It would be a bummer if you were having the O of your life while your partner began having trouble breathing because of a cinnamon allergy.
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Still, it's a violent, feel-bad bummer that will probably make over $300 million, which is more than most conventional crowd-pleasers can manage these days.
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Freshmen are required to live in the school's dorm, "which was a bummer because I had been living in an apartment for two years," she said.
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It's such a bummer watching back and realizing you put so much thought and energy into creating it, only to not be able to use it first.
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If there was a more convenient way to get into PC games I would recommend it to them, but there isn't, and I think that's a bummer.
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It's the idea that she died mainly to serve as traumatic motivation for someone else (who, albeit, truly loved and respected her) that's a huge, huge bummer.
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It's kind of a bummer — his death would have been much more affecting if the show had let him and Carrie work together for a few episodes.
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We don't get to see how they escape, which is a bit of a bummer because this is by far the best deleted scene of the bunch.
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Plus, there's no in-flight entertainment, which is kind of a bummer for those of us who like to kill time watching bad movies during our trips.
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It ends up costing $300, which is a bummer since I don't exactly have extra money lying around, but I know he charged me a fair price.
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Yes, that's a bummer, but at least it gives us five days to work up the courage to tackle a breakfast recipe that is currently going viral.
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If you're a Netflix lover, it might have been a bit of a bummer to read that binge-watching might be causing us to have less sex.
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Of course, Odell's old team won't play his new team this year (we know, bummer) ... but the Giants and Browns ARE set to meet in 2020. #CantWait!
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That's a bit of a bummer, especially for anyone who already has a Roku or Apple TV that they use to access Netflix, Hulu, or regular YouTube.
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And it's a bummer, because "A Privacy-Focused Vision for Social Networking" could be a compelling declaration (please deliver us!) from nearly any company that isn't Facebook.
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For anyone who enjoys getting dressed in the morning, it's a huge, repetitive bummer to wear the same piece of outerwear every moment temperatures fall under freezing.
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In a huge bummer, the phones will be exclusive to Verizon, which means they'll probably fall short of the kind of mainstream appeal Google is hoping for.
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Although that's a major bummer for gadget-obsessed consumers who were hoping for a fresh iPhone this fall, taking a little longer this time around makes sense.
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I had plenty — until, well, puberty hit and my forehead, cheeks, and chin decided it would be a good idea to develop cystic acne (bummer, I know).
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Oh my god, Wayne just murders Birdman here, and I think we should all pause and appreciate it, as much of a bummer as that may be.
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That's a bummer, but if you plan to upgrade and want the easiest way to transition to a life without a headphone jack, this might be it.
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As the summer of MoviePass quickly turned into the bummer of MoviePass, the company has been trying all manner of Hail Marys to keep the dream alive.
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The functions are a bit hard to discern at first — a bit of a bummer for a device that's meant to work right out of the box.
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The bad news is you can no longer message group members as a way to get around using InMail, which is a bit of a bummer. 4.
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But my darling, if this relationship is this much of a bummer after four measly months, imagine how heartbreakingly awful it's going to be after four years.
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I just think with everything going on in the world to go from rebranding as political activist only to ditch it and go low.. is.. a bummer.
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Alex Madrigal comes up with five ways to look at Apple's surprise bummer, and John Gruber muses about how Steve Jobs might have handled the bad news.
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Venus retrograde squares (a stressful astrological aspect) Saturn on April 8 and again on April 21—which, I won't lie, is a bummer of a planetary combination.
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Even more of a bummer was my realization that this year, the 29th falls on a Monday — and, thus, shall feel as shitty as every Monday does.
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Bummer for Ralph of "Wreck-It Ralph" fame -- he pulled the short straw to get the honor of greeting users who couldn't log in to the service.
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Though it's logical and necessary to think and talk about all of this, it's a bummer as an artist to have to do it all the time.
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White Sox relievers Aaron Bummer, Evan Marshall and Alex Colome (2-0) combined to allow one hit over four scoreless innings upon the resumption of the game.
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Knowing that their entire lives were going to be affected in some capacity because of their stupidity was definitely a bummer, and it filled me with dread.
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Of course, that's the bummer of all this: no number of MVP awards will take Trout away from the Angels, to whom he is committed through 2021.
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The real bummer was that over the years, I'd spent about $600 on Sony e-books, and none of those files can be transferred to a Kindle.
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And a lot of those people are 30 or 40 years old and have to do that just to get by, so that's kind of a bummer.
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Related: See 1400 Ghostly Glowing Hands Illuminate a Lake This Christmas Tree of Plastic Bags is a Beautiful Bummer London Gets Caught in a 3,000 Condom Rainstorm
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For most, I'd advise you to wait; this may leave a bad taste in your mouth, and it'd be a bummer to toss it aside so hastily.
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They were not good, and something of a bummer in the usual Rutgers ways, but they were nothing like the disaster that this year's team has become.
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The FBI, CIA and NSA released their joint report on Friday afternoon (a full three days before they announced they'd publish it) and it's a true bummer.
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"You remind me of my past/That's why I know that this won't last," admits Julia Michaels, the songwriter who specializes in the self-destructive pop bummer.
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Well, that's a bummer, but if you booked your hotel via Expedia, at least you can cancel the reservation quickly, and in most cases, without any fees.
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That means no working, traveling, exercising, performing or partying for the next month, which is a bit of a bummer considering his new album, "Montana" dropped Friday.
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That may be the smart call from a safety point of view, but it's a bummer for connoisseurs of a rich literary genre: the snowbound train story.
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The 10-minute delay was a bummer, and I wondered if this cartoon-colored production, designed as a whirling wonderland by Rob Howell, would regain its momentum.
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Which is a bummer, really, because so often learning is a significant part of what drives many of us to engage with art, despite its frequent shortcomings.
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More seriously, though, it's a bummer the show couldn't come up with a stronger installment on a day when the headlines intersect so beautifully with its concerns.
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Kind of a bummer for Saint, though -- especially since Kim recently said North "does not like" him ... and doesn't seem to be getting past the meanie phase.
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If you think great painters can't also be really fun, you probably haven't seen the work in Todd Bienvenu's Endless Bummer exhibit at Harper's Books in East Hampton.
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It's a bummer and it's stressful, so even though I'm getting paid a lot, I'm looking to transition out of this field into something I'm more passionate about.
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I feel so grateful to be in a financial position where it's a little bit of a bummer to owe thousands of dollars in taxes but not devastating.
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Nintendo will bring its make-your-own-Mario-level software to the portable 3DS system this year, but you won't be able to share your creations online. Bummer.
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Though the set can't be controlled via smartphone (bummer!) it does come with a remote so you can change the volume and track from anywhere in your house.
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Sure, Fanning got to promote her latest film, The Neon Demon, which is cool, but apparently missing prom is still a bummer no matter how famous you are.
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But that bummer came with a sighting of Korg (voiced by Taika Waititi) and his BFF Miek, who Thor brought with him from alien planet Sakaar in Ragnarok.
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Driving cars and flying various aircraft is not very fun, which is a huge bummer because that tends to be my favorite part of these kinds of games.
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But why limit the pursuit of radiance to the biggest bummer of a season when we can shine 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year?
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Bart Knols, an entomologist who chairs the advisory board of the Dutch Malaria Foundation, told the publication that there's "no scientific evidence whatsoever" that ultrasound repels mosquitoes. Bummer.
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On the other hand, if you were enjoying the heightened sense of creativity and intuition that came with Neptune retrograde, Saturday may be a bit of a bummer.
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Samsung, OnePlus, and Essential have all figured out how to reduce bezels on smaller phones, so it's just a bummer to me that Google couldn't figure it out.
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So then to be like, "I also chew and poop," all of that other bummer, biological shit that you don't have to ever think about becomes this thing.
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Let's hold a wake for the beloved…Read more ReadThis is a bummer for Vine creators, many who have gone on to make real careers (Shawn Mendes anyone?).
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Not to go all Luddite about the whole thing, but while it's fun to ponder the plausibility of a childhood favorite today, it's also kind of a bummer.
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As such, the speakers aren't great for much more than short bursts like YouTube videos, which is a bit of a bummer for an $269+ piece of hardware.
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At this point, it's a real bummer to be out of the loop about the whole time travel thing, especially when your whole deal is being a detective.
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It would also be a huge bummer if Marvel killed off the Collector before he can be seen on screen with his figurative brother, The Grandmaster (Jeff Goldblum).
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Now it's a bummer: Digital publishers, advertisers and readers blame all sorts of ills on the flood of companies trying to automate and optimize ad buying and selling.
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"If I just drop dead of a heart attack in six months time, that would be a bummer because I've deferred my spending for the future," says Whiter.
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But this is an especially huge bummer because it cements the notion that we are entering a second, worse phase of American stadium boom financed by the public.
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The fact that most leather loafers require a wear-until-they're-comfortable period is a bummer — especially considering how popular the silhouette has become again (thank you, Gucci).
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Calling it quits can be a bummer, but at least you can stop investing so much of your time and energy into something that's not right, she says.
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Apple's HomePod speaker was originally supposed to launch this year to take on the Amazon Echo and Google Home, but it apparently needs more time in oven. Bummer.
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In a wrinkle of irony, though, the very strategy that led to the Padres' current troubles makes them less of a bummer than other teams in similar spots.
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It's also a bit of a bummer that it only contains 21 games compared to the 30 that came with the NES Classic, but they're all worth playing.
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There's a lot of bummer energy floating around the city, a lot of uneasy spirituality still stuck here in a number of ways, hella ghosts in the city.
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Yes, scientists say a lake of liquid water has been detected on the Red Planet, but it's buried about a mile under Mars' southern polar ice cap. Bummer.
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The stage iteration of "Mean Girls" does have one big bummer about it: Ms. Fey will not be reprising her film role as the beleaguered teacher Ms. Norbury.
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Lopez allowed baserunners in three of his five innings, but no Ranger reached base with a hit until Choo greeted Bummer with a single leading off the sixth.
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It was absolutely the right call, perhaps no group of people were less equipped to social distance than my fellow XFL fans, but is also an unparalleled bummer.
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But they strike me, as someone with an almost unslakable interest in the history and implications of psychedelic research, as laying the groundwork for big-time bummer trips.
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The difference between those films and "Joker," though, is that "The Blind Side" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" were conventional crowd-pleasers, while "Joker" is a violent, feel-bad bummer.
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It's a real bummer to see these videos captioned with hashtags like "#skinnyszn" or "#skinnylegend," as is the fact that the product currently appears to be on backorder.
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"Most of the restaurants down here have a staff of 20 or 30, so for those people to be out of work, it's a real bummer," he added.
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It can be a bummer to admit you can't afford something, and there's often a fear that you're disappointing your friend, or making them feel guilty for asking.
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So it'll no doubt be a bummer for fans that Nosrat recently revealed to PEOPLE that there will not be a second season of Salt Fat Acid Heat.
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"They wanted to make sure I saw it as a cool and special thing, rather than a bummer that I had a birthday every four years," she said.
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"Marry Me" In the jittery for this minimalist, Dmac-produced bummer jam, West appears in low light, abraded with bloody wounds that look like the world's worst rugburn.
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And anyone who's ever lost a package to theft can attest to the fact that it's not only a huge bummer but can be a giant headache to report.
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I started with this therapist about two months ago and found out last week that she's being relocated, which is a bummer, because I've really enjoyed her therapeutic style.
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I can't imagine ever adjusting them on a normal day, but once you get used to tight shoes, it's a bummer to go back to your loose-fitting ones.
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It's kind of a bummer when your special day falls on a Monday, but we've got just the thing to cheer 'em up: A bear eating a birthday cake.
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If you're a small phone person, you're basically going to be stuck with a last year's iPhone 28 or paying more for an iPhone XS, which is a bummer.
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It can actually support the weight of most adults, but those tiny seats mean that grownups will unfortunately have a tough time taking this ride for a spin. Bummer.
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But with the rest of the show crackling like it is, it's kind of a bummer to watch Elliot slowly move toward the place we already know he's going.
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Still, it's a big bummer that you can't buy a more expressive smartphone from Apple while still enjoying the best specs and hardware its flagship line has to offer.
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"Well, George Clooney didn't want to come on — so that was a bummer, but he lives in Italy," Barr, 65, told Howard Stern on his Sirius XM radio show.
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It doesn't have a smart assistant like Google Photos that can make quick collages and videos of similar photos and it doesn't important video either, which is a bummer.
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Well, the hardware can, but the software hasn't been designed to work when the Smart Display is in portrait mode (except for Duo video calls), which is a bummer.
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Yeah, it's a bummer we'll all have to wait that long, but it should mean Apple will have more time to design a machine that won't turn off professionals.
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At launch, the HomePod won't support multi-room audio, which could be a real bummer for people with dreams of using a HomePod to control music throughout their home.
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Food recalls are always a major bummer — that may be an understatement in some cases — but they're especially upsetting when one of your favorite brands' tastiest product is involved.
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"It's a real bummer," Jia said through a translator, explaining he was supposed to drive on stage in the LeSEE Pro, but instead was forced to run on foot.
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This situation is pretty much a bummer for the rest of us, and from the looks of the GOP's "health care" proposal, it's about to get a lot worse.
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Although a seemingly vain part of the experience, if you splurge on a manicure before vacation, it's kind of a bummer to ruin it before the trip even starts.
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I find that growing up in the Cold War era where the end of the world was even more present than it seems to be now — it's a bummer.
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In June, it was revealed that both rappers tied the knot in an intimate secret ceremony—a bummer for us because we are thoroughly invested in hip-hop's weddings.
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The half-baked smart assistant marred an otherwise great smartphone experience — a particular bummer given how heavily the company hyped it in the lead up to the smartphone's release.
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That means a lot of people still got sick, and while it's a bummer if you happen to be among them, you're still better off having gotten the shot.
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Even more of a bummer -- DaBaby was set to help out at the Charlotte casting call ... and Diddy was going to be at the NYC auditions at MTV Studios.
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Cease lasted only 3 1/3 innings, but Chicago got scoreless outings from relievers Josh Osich (103 2/3 innings), Aaron Bummer (two innings) and Alex Colome (one inning).
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Chicago won for the fifth time in seven games behind a sterling pitching effort that began with Reynaldo Lopez and continued with Aaron Bummer, Evan Marshall and Jace Fry.
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Everwood was consistently plagued by a bummer of a muddy earth-tone palette, and Veronica Mars was Veronica Mars, a drama with sexual violence and murder in its DNA.
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"Not having my dad at the wedding, it was a bummer," Jenner said during a dinner with Carter, his brother Brandon Jenner, 38, and their mom Linda Thompson, 69.
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It's a real bummer because I prefer walking around outside with earbuds rather than large headphones, but the disruption on the streets of Manhattan was too consistent to endure.
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There's also a particularly emo-looking animation called "bummer," which features black leaves falling against a melancholy soundtrack (in case you want to be woken up when September ends).
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That's a huge bummer; the idea that female reporters are willing to trade sex for tips makes already tenuous interactions even more difficult, and only impedes the reporting process.
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Young apparently didn't pay the fees for his storage space in Houston, Texas ... and it's a bummer for the dude, 'cause some of his COOLEST memorabilia was in there.
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You're so excited about invitations that are coming your way, but bummer— some financial issues could hold you back from joining in on the fun... at least for now.
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Caroline: I'm assuming you're referring to those fan theories floating around about how this whole season could get retconned with another Big Twist, which … yeah, would be a bummer!
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Which means if you hate and avoid small talk, you are also, as a practical matter, cutting yourself off from lots of meaningful social interaction, which is a bummer.
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Cease lasted only 3 1/3 innings, but Chicago got scoreless outings from relievers Josh Osich (2 2/3 innings), Aaron Bummer (two innings) and Alex Colome (one inning).
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A spokesman for the office told NBC New York it was "concerned about the online complaints" from festivalgoers, asking them to file official complaints detailing their bummer of a Saturday.
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This is a major bummer, but Asda is owned by Walmart, so we'll just have to hope that one day, the wine will make its way across the pond. (FWx)
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While the classic candy's absence is a bit of a bummer, there are plenty of sweet treat options that could fill the heart-shaped void, including doughnuts from Krispy Kreme.
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While an Aperol Spritz can take away some of the sweltering summer bummer, the best way to avoid the city's arguably worst season is by leaving the concrete jungle altogether.
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There are other apps, like Strava, Flipboard, and, for some reason The New York Times, but those are the biggest names currently in the store, and that's a real bummer.
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It looks like won't be getting to see Wes Anderson go full Busby Berkeley in a musical at any point in the near future, which is kind of a bummer.
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For one, it is not designed to work on photos of animals or food, only humans, which is a real bummer if you want to take epic pictures of dogs.
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I love wireless charging and keep a charging pad both on my desk and by my bedside, so it was kind of a bummer to plug the Pixel 3a in.
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"After the black SUV (left corner) stopped and crossed our paths, this is the split second after, the parked car stopped me quickly 👎 #bummer #thatsucks #ohno #carssuck," he wrote.
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Danny can't stop screaming the word "cancer," because he's terrified his beloved Ma is going to die, and everyone around the doctor reminds him his behavior is a major bummer.
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Also, your needles are all over the floor, we'd really like to put our living room furniture back in order, and honestly, you're kind of a bummer without the presents.
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The only bummer is there's no audio — I'd recommend Elton John's "Rocket Man" or R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" if you want some soothing, appropriately themed background tunes.
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While we may all have similar desires, regardless of age, the real bummer for older singles is that 51 percent of them said they weren't satisfied with their sex lives.
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The bummer ending comes almost a year after her controversial U.S. Open finals match with Naomi Osaka, who won amid a sea of boos after Serena's outburst, and eventual loss.
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So, while taking a break from your usual running routine to rest your Achilles might be a bummer, consider it an excuse to buy a new pair of running shoes.
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"Not having my dad at the wedding, it was a bummer," Brody said during a dinner with Carter, 30, his brother Brandon Jenner, 38, and their mom Linda Thompson, 69.
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Usually, reality show contestants only wax positive about their experiences, and nobody looks past the smile to deal with what a real bummer losing a competition like this can be.
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The film finishes with a tweaked version of the book's climax, minus its bummer of an ending — concluding instead with a feel-good moment that leaves very few threads dangling.
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The meme perfectly captures the bummer that is watching the glamour and intensity of the many red carpet specials out there and realizing your fave is nowhere to be seen.
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Unfortunately for KD and the Warriors, they're a bad team that lucked into this Finals win and will likely never ever return for a chance at a celebration redemption. Bummer.
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See, I think it's really pretty rare for a woman to make a good film, because they have to work from behind their oppression, which makes for some bummer movies.
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"The past three years, not just on Facebook but in the world, things have been really gross and sort of dismal and sort of a big fat bummer," Parrish says.
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And it can be tough (or at least a bummer) to put down that second glass of merlot or get our head down on the pillow a few hours earlier.
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In a predictable bummer, post-auction reports from ArtTactic indicate that work by male artists comprised 20193% of the major Impressionist & Modern evening sales and 22019% of the Contemporary sales.
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So, fans have plenty to look forward to, but its understandable if the news is still a bummer as Batmanglij's has been considered one of the band's driving creative forces.
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The ghost gets to do exactly what we wish we could do — stay close to our loved ones after we die — and it turns out to be an epic bummer.
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It's a bummer, of course, that we even need devices like this, but perhaps there's hopefulness in the idea that technology can help ease some of the problems its contributed.
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That's a bummer for someone like me who uses a lot of EPUB files — though no surprise that Amazon's keeping that on lockdown here, given the importance of its store.
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This ambiguity can be either a major benefit or a major bummer for someone in a FWBR, depending on how they feel about labels and boundaries in a sexual relationship.
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All of which is to say that "The Bad Batch," a messy, sunbaked pop-culture cobbler written and directed by Ana Lily Amirpour, is both a bummer and a blast.
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Witness her poem "Rape Joke," which put her on the map, and much of the other verse in her sexy and endearing bummer of a collection, "Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals" (2014).
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The Tigers extended their lead to 8-3 in the eighth when Goodrum led off with a single off Aaron Bummer and Mahtook homered to left-center off Ryan Burr.
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It's a bummer for NY ... they JUST hired Carlos in November to replace Mickey Callaway -- and Alex Rodriguez told us he expected HUGE things from the guy in New York.
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In its first season, it echoed "The Bridge" — a bummer, given its top-notch stars (Clémence Poésy and Stephen Dillane) and a sinister port setting on the Strait of Dover.
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Update (12/11): Turns out the Alamo Drafthouse in New York isn't actually going to have two people get married before a screening of Uncut Gems, which is a bummer.
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White Sox righty reliever Chris Beck allowed Contreras' two-run home run in the seventh, and lefty Aaron Bummer issued a walk to force in another run later in the inning.
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Our AC units provide us with magical gusts of cool air during those sweltering summer days, but having to constantly look at the bulky boxes can be kind of a bummer.
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Topical Skin-Care Products Are A Tan No-No The biggest bummer about getting a spray tan is that you have to adjust — or fully sacrifice — your usual skin-care regimen.
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While it's certainly a bummer for Pepe the Frog to get hijacked as he has been by the alt-right, the rest of us are also along for this hellish ride.
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It's still a bummer that OnePlus is using its own proprietary fast-charging technology (so you won't get these same results from third-party chargers), but at least it works well.
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Steve Novak got waived, pretty big bummer, but considering what kind of career he probably thought he was going to have when he came in (At 23!), he's feeling pretty good.
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The downgrades are a bit of a bummer, but it is nice to have an earbud case that can wirelessly save my phone in a pinch if I'm low on battery.
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If packing space is at a premium on your next flight, the NC700s do not fold up for easy carrying like the QC35 IIs or Sony XM3s, which is a bummer.
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She couldn't elaborate on whether the patchiness would be resolved for the commercial release, but if it's there ... that'd be a bummer and definitely knock the Fusion down just a bit.
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It's a slight bummer to see LG going the way of all the other notch clones, but I guess this is the consensus phone makers have reached about what people want.
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It's slightly too long (which is a bummer for someone like me who likes to tuck in) and has a visible seam down the entire backside that I could live without.
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It's a bummer you have to remember to turn on waterproof, but our review unit got wet plenty of times when I was washing my hands, and the device survived fine.
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But to trim the last minute of the movie and swap in a comparatively dispassionate prelude to credits starring a flock of birds seems like, you know, kind of a bummer.
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By including the "Magnolia" rapper's adlibs on "Summer Bummer," along with A$AP Rocky, she continues her dalliance with rap from Born To Die and plays with our expectations of her.
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This whole bacon supply situation could cause a hike in bacon prices, which is a bummer since we count on that fatty, greasy deliciousness, but there's no real reason to panic.
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All of this is great news for them, but a serious bummer for 'BiP' producers ... who expect the house guests to avoid all contact in public until after the season airs.
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A bummer for Google must have been the delay of DOOM Eternal into 2020; the shooter has consistently been one of the games highlighted as a showcase for the streaming tech.
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Being intelligent is a bummer, says Raxit Karramreddy, "when you correct people each and every time to a point that they stop hanging around with you or stop talking with you."
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"On that last nine holes I felt like I had a really good opportunity to shoot something really, really low so that was a little bit of a bummer," he said.
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That means you can't buy these games individually, which is a bummer, but it also means you get all of them for the $20 per year cost of Nintendo's online service.
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I'm very conscious of single-use plastic so this was a bummer, though I did my best to keep and reuse the large plastic bags so it'd be somehow less wasteful.
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But in spite of saying a none-too-sad goodbye to winter, our daily stressors show no signs of abating — a real bummer for our relationships, health, home life, and more.
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The Moon is in Virgo, lighting up the home and family sector of your chart, and the vibe is very nostalgic and emotional—but don't worry, today won't be a bummer!
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McGregor-dos Anjos falling apart less than two weeks out is a bummer, and the easiest guy to blame is the one whose health status changed because of his own mistake.
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Paying those extra taxes is a bummer, but being self-employed also means you can deduct an array of business expenses, even if you don't itemize personal deductions on your return.
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It takes zero effort to downgrade bummer words in your word list (URINE, TUMOR, either of IDI AMIN's names), but your puzzles will be more fun to solve as a result.
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Yodel Kid's absence at Stagecoach this weekend was a huge bummer ... but he's got a fix to cure your blues ... 'cause TMZ's learned he's gearing up for a massive fall tour!!!
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It's a bummer that they lost the World Series in 2014 but I'm almost happy that they lost in that way, taking it to Game 7 and playing their hearts out.
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"It's inevitably bleaker and less colorful, but that is ultimately what Stephen King is doing — he's saying adulthood is a bummer compared to childhood," said Andy Muschietti, who directed both films.
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Wearing the same puffer coat all season is obviously a bummer, which is why we like to switch up our layered looks to make winter a little less… dark and sad.
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Carol has been a real bummer this season, moping through her scant few scenes as people like Morgan and King Ezekiel tried to breach the antisocial cocoon she's spun around herself.
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We even knew that the phone wouldn't launch in September (which is still a bummer.) The Apple Watch Series 3 and Apple TV 4K were also leaked ahead of the event.
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But Ainge's unwillingness to make a blockbuster deal, while a boon to actual Celtics fans, is a bummer to those of us who hunger for excitement in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
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It's a big bummer for the South African boxing community ... the tilt between Visser and Fick was reportedly set to be the first heavyweight title fight in Cape Town since 2000.
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Most people start with Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, which is her semi-autobiographical coming-out tale, and is great—but also a huge bummer and full of religious zealots.
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"It's a real bummer for me to see this cooling trend come back, because tiny proprietary cooling fans tend to be one of the least reliable components in a PC," he says.
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Roberts doesn't anticipate that such a pig will make landfall in the States, where there's pervasive distrust of genetically modified food, or enter the food chain at all any time soon. Bummer!
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Obviously, there are a lot of loose ends that could be easily tied up next season, and it would be a bummer if we didn't get to find out what happens next.
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The price tag that comes attached to Oprah's world is a bummer, but there may be one way you can experience a teeny-tiny part of her life without going completely bankrupt.
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Read these stories next:9 Non-Obvious Solutions To Make Oily Hair Less Of A Bummer The Best Dry Shampoos Ever — & Pro Tricks For Using 'Em 8 Backstage Hacks Hairstylists Swear By
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But the real bummer is simply that Google treated it like an either/or choice when, you know, it could have just put in both a telephoto and an ultra-wide lens.
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My city only has buses as its public transport, which is a bit of a bummer, because I miss the metro and am not a fan of the jarring bus adventures here.
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It's a bummer that the Scots have to deal with a bunch of ghouls dicking around in their house, but at least they don't have a creepy watcher sending them threatening letters.
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If you've been jealous of the Samsung Galaxy S8's 5.5 inch display or even the Apple iPhone 7's 4.8 inch display, then the KeyOne's 33 inch screen is a bummer.
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" And, like all great humblebrags, Momoa had to throw in the, "I didn't want to know what's going on" line, saying that it was ultimately "a bummer because I'm a huge fan.
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It's a bummer the aging metalheads got ripped away from Wacken before the fun was really over, but if they played their cards right, they got to see some pretty incredible stuff.
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But the whole thesis for Mama June's new show is just a humongous bummer, and that's coming from someone who dressed up as a Toddlers & Tiara girl for one Halloween in college.
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For a long time, the New York Yankees were in the Win Or Go Home business, which is great when you're winning all the time, and an outright bummer when you're not.
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I guess you could argue gamers don't need an SD card slot, but for creative professionals, like video editors and photographers, who are constantly downloading their footage for editing, it's a bummer.
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As much as their identity, as a team, is a way to draw an advantage in a situation, it's also a huge bummer because it seems they can't just be a band.
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But for the rest of us it was a bummer — Jaime lost his daughter, Bronn got locked up and the whole thing was a bit of a dud from an entertainment standpoint.
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So it's no surprise that a lot of people are now giving it a shot IRL... and bummer alert: they're having a lot less success than Dev or its real life creator.
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Harden Has Great Timing James Harden's strained hamstring is a bummer that will test a Rockets organization that hasn't really experienced his absence for any extended time since he became James Harden.
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Lake Central schools Superintendent Larry Veracco said he was happy the incident was dealt with swiftly—but that at the end of the day, the whole fiasco is a pretty major bummer.
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Fortunately, this bummer of a development was almost immediately followed by announcements detailing the launch or finalization of a host of landmark climate deals around the globe over the last two weeks.
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That Toronto is a heavy favorite is a bummer for the Magic (21-483), a team that emerged from years of being atrocious and put on a good show nearly every night.
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And while it's a bummer to discover that our beloved meme is actually just a stressed-out octopus, it's still an encouraging reminder that there's so much cephalopod love on the internet.
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Sure, you can't move your arms and you're sweating by the time you get inside — but the real bummer is the way that bundling up hinders your creativity when styling an outfit.
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It's a bummer for Brady and the Pats ... their offense hasn't done much this season, and TB12 was seen openly screaming at his receivers during their loss to the Texans on Sunday.
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On Monday, when tech stocks were recovering from the previous week's bummer, Microsoft reached a valuation of $814 billion; as of 1 pm, its market cap had settled back to $807 billion.
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February is a great month to be born in if you want to become famous, but the rest of us might find the cold, gray days to be a bit of a bummer.
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It's always a bummer when a solid series with terrific acting and a substantial fan following just doesn't get the network love it deserves — and thus mysteriously leaves our screens far too soon.
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However, there was one bummer hanging above MerLuca's Champagne-accompanied make out: the memory of Dr. Atticus "Link" Lincoln (Chris Carmack), the third leg of Grey's Anatomy season 15's leading love triangle.
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But then again, it's probably a bummer to see a piece of art you earnestly labored over get figuratively shat on across the internet by Millennials thirsty for a few likes and retweets.
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So if you're someone who enjoys playing mobile games on the go, but you don't have a generous data plan or travel often by plane or subway, this news will be a bummer.
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But Ms. Chin — whom Charles Isherwood, in his review of the show for The New York Times, praised for her "magnetic presence" and "easygoing radiance" — is not telling a bummer of a tale.
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Though it's a bummer that we ourselves aren't on vacation at the moment, at least Lidl has a budget-friendly way for us to feel like we too are going on an adventure.
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I have nothing to say about Illinois, so I&aposll instead state the obvious in noting how much of a bummer Game 7 of the World Series was after the previous six games.
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It's a total bummer for the tennis world ... which has waited 2 years for the superstars to face off after Sharapova served a 15-month suspension for testing positive for a banned substance.
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The subsequent conversation with Ana, Vivek Shah (Jordan Buhat), and breakout Nomi Segal (Emily Arlook) is a bummer for anyone who's rooted for Zoey since the start of black-ish four years ago.
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But to add one last bummer layer of news, Mars has a super thin atmosphere—less than one percent of Earth's—so it will expose people to even more radiation once they land.
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"I have to say this is a fantastic paper but it is a bummer of a paper," Shami Chatterjee, senior research associate at the Cornell Center for Astrophysics and Planetary Science told Gizmodo.
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According to io9's Germain Lussier, there's nothing terribly original or scary about it, which is a bummer for fans of the space horror the original Alien movies were so good at evoking.
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It was always a bit of a bummer, but I soon realized that everything from hormones to sodium intake can affect the scale by a few pounds on a day to day basis.
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Jackson was best known for roles on "The Goldbergs" and the teen movie "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer," and according to law enforcement he died Friday in the San Fernando Valley.
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If you want, you can disable the S10's scene optimizer by tapping the circle in the top right, but you can't turn on specific scene settings at will, which is a bummer.
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School will soon be a bigger bore for kids in France: Starting next fall, students there will be banned from using cellphones in primary and middle schools, the French government announced today. Bummer.
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It's a bummer, because in theory every relationship should have goals, but the 4 million and counting photos on Instagram tagged #relationshipgoals can skew your perception of what exactly those goals should be.
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Neither rain nor sleet nor a real bummer of a May jobs report could derail the market last week, so it will be interesting to see how investors react to this week's news.
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Things won't be such a bummer for long: Neptune begins its retrograde on June 18, creating a whimsical energy around your relationships and encouraging you to discuss your dreams, fears, wishes, and insecurities.
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The breakup was a bummer because you watched a brutally relatable couple find their relationship groove, only to part ways for seemingly no reason other than the conciliatory: It just didn't work out.
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White Sox fans offered a standing ovation to Jay for making the catch and Bummer for getting the inning-ending out, which bailed out fellow reliever Evan Marshall after he loaded the bases.
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But while you won't get to wear those trendy protective glasses or break out your 'scope (bummer, we know), you can still tune in to the show from the comfort of your home.
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That's an obvious bummer for a fan base that daydreams about luring Chris Paul or Kyle Lowry from their respective teams this summer, but it's also not the worst thing in the world.
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We're a startup band, and we all have part-time or full-time jobs, and to get all that time off work to finally tour and see that in danger is a bummer.
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"Father Christmas" (first by the Kinks) is a blast of class-conscious pop-punk, and "X-Mas Time (Sure Don't Feel Like It"), originally by the Dogmatics, is a pure singalong holiday bummer.
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Flouting the unspoken rule that quinoa is a bummer, Ramirez mixes it with avocado, thick hunks of bacon, caramelized bananas, and banana mayonnaise, resulting in a sort of improbably irresistible banana-bacon pudding.
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Her arrest is a bummer, but Gretchen doesn't see it as an ending so much as an opportunity to try again — and this time, she'll try to start an all-female cult instead.
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It's a bit of a bummer if the full screen isn't utilized — it's rumored only 5.15 inches of the 5.8-inch display will be for actual app real estate — but wouldn't be a dealbreaker.
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It's a bummer, of course, that the product didn't launch with this full an app selection, but if nothing else, it shows that Fitbit's committed to building the thing up as quickly as possible.
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It may be kind of a bummer to have fewer days for deals, but we're actually kind of glad we won't feel as pressured to leave the house on our favorite food-centric holiday.
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Hell, Pantera needed it: without Vinnie, Pantera would've been an endless bummer, all grunting and grinding and lamenting over pills, just like it would've been all spandex and airbrushed van art without Phil's darkness.
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And depending on the level of cynicism voters have accumulated by the time they head to the polls this fall, this could be a boon or a bummer for the Libertarians and their supporters .
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That's happened with a ton of good kitchen deals since yesterday, and while it's a bummer, there's no time to stew over missing an old deal — because new ones keep coming out of nowhere.
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Don't Die have been pottering about playing shows with Molar and Bruising and lots of other bummer pop bands since last summer, but today they're putting out their first release which we're premiering below.
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You post the videos to Instagram the same way you would post a photo, and though you can still add filters to them it's sort of a bummer that you can't tag your friends.
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The real bummer is that the show, set in the '80s during the Cold War, is better than ever, raking in rave reviews with its intriguing character arcs and incredibly relevant political plot lines.
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In fact, biological limitations cast doubt on dragons in another way as well, since four legs plus two wings is not a naturally occurring configuration—a bummer also for harpies, griffins, gargoyles, and Pegasus.
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Not only would it be a bummer for anyone still planning a getaway, reinstating the ban would blow back on the airlines that began routes to Cuba last year, including American Airlines and JetBlue.
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To cite (again) just one bummer study: From 2007 to 2014, women made up 30.2 percent of all speaking or named characters in the 100 top-grossing fictional films released in the United States.
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Kate Weiland, a Canadian influencer known for matching family outfits, said it's been a "bummer" to post a picture and not be flooded with the droves of likes and comments she's used to receiving.
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It's also a big financial bummer for Myles ... the former No. 1 overall pick was slated to make $4.6 MILLION this season, but because of the suspension, he'll lose over $1 MILLION of that.
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While we might love traveling, we can all agree that there are some aspects of the actual process of getting from point A point B that are kind of a bummer — namely, jet lag.
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I hate to be a bummer but daylight's burning and the year's half over and if this thing of ours were a rom-com, we'd be deep in Act II: rising action, higher stakes.
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For such a massive bummer—getting arrested, instead of getting pizza, when he answered—Manganiello put up no resistance when he was confronted by the delivery cops, perhaps due to complete and total dejection.
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It was a birthday bummer for Poo Bear ... the guy who produced tons of hits for Justin Bieber, Usher and Chris Brown was celebrating his 41st birthday in Tokyo when the burglary went down.
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The winter sports -- including basketball -- athletes will NOT get an extra year of eligibility ... which will be a huge bummer for seniors who didn't get to finish their final season at the college level.
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And Instagram's slowing growth looks like a bummer for Facebook, even if you could construe the news as a shot in the arm for tech startups looking to break into the social media space.
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For New Yorkers like myself, who rely on the monthly commuter pass to get around the city's five boroughs, this is a huge bummer since it means we can't ditch our MetroCards just yet.
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Seeing a budding star like Gobert go down one play into his first playoff game is undoubtedly a bummer, but it doesn't have to end what has been the best Jazz season in years.
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Though it'll take three years for him to fully retire, the news that Elton John will be off the stage forever once he finishes up his upcoming world tour is still kind of a bummer.
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It's still a bummer that the Type Cover keyboard costs an additional $129.99, since it's basically essential to the device, but the Surface Pro 7 remains the detachable 2-in-1 tablet to beat regardless.
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Two years ago, when Kristen Roupenian's short story "Cat Person" — about a disastrous straight date — went viral, it was a bummer to see how many women publicly identified with the story's arc of sexual misery.
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But it might be a bummer to know, despite all your hard work, there's a cat who has a nicer living room than you, Elle Decor reports, and he's known on Instagram as Lord Descartes.
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It's a bummer that Samsung thinks only people in Asia are interested in smart flip phones, but hey, at least the company is keeping the form factor alive with both lower- and higher-end phones.
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You'll still be able to shoot using H.264 for a host of other modes, but things like 4K/60 and 63p/240 are only reserved for HEVC, which is a bit of a bummer.
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This should mean very little to most folks, but is one reason it doesn't support Google Daydream VR, which is a bummer in my book because I dig what Google is doing in that space.
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It was a bummer, but fans didn't lose hope that the tested service would soon make its way to other parts of the country, and it seems that wishful thinking actually paid off for once.
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The 360-degree nightlife–theater spectacle only runs for two weekends, so grab your ticket, which includes a complimentary drink and a copy of the score, before you get a bummer case of the FOMOs.
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This doesn't come as too much of a surprise considering how popular larger handsets have become, but it is still quite a bit of a bummer if you had plans to purchase one this week.
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While the whole situation feels like a big bummer, consider the bright side: If humans are necessary to keep these invasive machines working, at least we know the robot overlords have not yet taken over.
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I now live in New York and live a lifestyle that most of my former neighbors wouldn't approve of, but I think it's a bummer when people here misunderstand people back home and pathologize them.
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Apple states on its application page, for example, that it "reserves the right to reject any application without comment," which is kind of a bummer for any business trying to navigate the company's application process.
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The Sony A6400 doesn't have any kind of on-sensor image stabilization, which is a bit of a bummer since Sony was one of the first companies to put stabilization into most of its cameras.
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She also photographed a smaller series called Eternal Endless, a commentary on time and the perception of time which captures old, abandoned structures with words like ETERNAL and TIME IS A BUMMER painted on them.
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Still, this realization isn't particularly heartening, and An Inconvenient Sequel is still not a great movie — unfocused, a bit suspect in its methods, and (not entirely through its own fault) kind of a major bummer.
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According to this, it doesn't seem like these pieces will be available for purchase (bummer!), but we can't deny it's nice to see Zara working with aspiring designers on an initiative that promotes sustainability in fashion.
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That may be a bummer the size of Thornhill Mansion for all of us American Riverdale addicts, but we'll try to channel our inner post-Jughead Betty and just be happy for our friends up north.
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Feels like a bummer for Kickstarter backers, but for anyone looking for a fun coding project, the $29.99 Motion Sensor Kit is available right now and looks like it will enable a lot of fun projects.
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Unfortunately for them, Trump has the legal right to crank any song he wants, so long as it's in a public space and in the U.S. of A. Mick Jagger explained what a bummer it was.
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I've tried plenty of better wired headphones in my day, but Google's done a good job striking a balance between convenience and sound — it's just a bummer that it's bogged down by so much bad stuff.
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Sometimes you think you've figured the mystery out, only to realize your answer makes no sense in the context of the category, or requires a letter that's already been guessed, which is against the rules. Bummer!
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Though it's a bummer most of us won't ever be able to get our paws on Bïeryoncé, it's understandable that the "Love On Top" singer would want to have control over anything associated with her name.
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That said, it seems the mode itself is largely unchanged, which might be a bit of a bummer for some because, as I discovered, Samsung's Bright Night Mode isn't quite as powerful as Google's Night Sight.
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It was a big bummer if you wanted options when picking out a laptop, and it was particularly painful for cheap laptop fans, as AMD-based laptops tend to be less costly than their Intel rivals.
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That's a bummer for A&M fans, especially after former five-star quarterbacks Kyle Allen and Kyler Murray both left the team this offseason, but it's neither uncommon nor unreasonable for recruits to change their minds.
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This is a bummer, because "don't update your phone" is generally bad security device, and it makes little sense to buy a new phone simply because a software update slowed down one that otherwise worked fine.
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Loras Tyrell, meanwhile, goes by the book, confesses his sins, converts to the Faith (+15) and abandons his lordship (-403.) He does not get to go free, though, until Cersei's trial is over, which, well, bummer.
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Because the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are flailing, stymied, and otherwise a bummer, and because people need to talk about something, the last week has seen some loose talk about the Angels trading Mike Trout.
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Sadly, though, most of these sightings had "insufficient evidence" and "the percentage of UFO cases considered unexplained in 2016 has dropped to four percent, the lowest in 28 years of study," which is a total bummer.
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It was genuinely a large bummer for me, but it also caused some of my friends and followers to share some stories of interacting with their own heroes online, almost all of which went uh, poorly.
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For consumers hoping to break free from the tyranny of these cable and telecom incumbents, which wield monopoly or duopoly power in many parts of the country, this development is sure to be a major bummer.
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Although "Destroyer" most overtly evokes Abel Ferrara's 1992 epic bummer "Bad Lieutenant" (it nods at the earlier film with the sounds of a baseball game on a car radio), it is very much its own movie.
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But Twitter also had positive user growth through the first three months of the year, and following up on that momentum with a bummer growth quarter won't look great, even if it's for a good reason.
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Watch as The World's Most Energetic Band™ turns a bummer birthday into a full-on ice cream bash in their video for "Barf Day" with just a few frozen treats and some minor auto theft.
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After the high of season six, season seven was kind of an underwhelming bummer (and not just because it prematurely and somewhat inexplicably eliminated Katya, one of the strangest and wittiest queens the show's ever had).
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So it is quite frankly a bummer that "The Grand Paradise" — Third Rail Projects' surprisingly seductive immersion into a tropical resort vacation, circa the late 1970s — will end its 11-month run on New Year's Eve.
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Though paying 10 to 20 cents more for your morning coffee is a bit of a bummer, it's important to remember that this price increase applies only to the chain's brewed coffee and not its other beverages.
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And because it's over and done before the clock hits double digits, when a work meeting goes late or a 2-for-1 happy hour happens across your radar, there's no I-skipped-my-workout-(again) bummer.
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While it's certainly a bummer that one of the highlight features teased at Google I/O 2017 never got finished, in some ways, this is a good reminder that not every project makes its way to completion.
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Must be a real bummer for all those people that paid hundreds of dollars for the first night and went home Drake-less, now the closest thing they can get to seeing it are shitty YouTube videos.
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While this has been a bummer for consumers looking for more contextual services from the apps they have installed, this also has been a pain for marketers keen to get their hands on more quality user data.
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This Ritz recall might be a bummer for those of us traveling and looking for an easy on-the-go snack, but luckily there are lots of other options out there that don't involve a Salmonella risk.
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This issue is a bummer to gamers who aren't going to get to play the titles they've purchased until the issue is resolved — but it's a much less forgivable issue for commercial users who use the headset.
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Charging any tool can be a total bummer, but the PAX 3 is supposed to deliver a solid 8 to 10 sessions per charge, and takes about 60 minutes to get to back to a full charge.
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"If I want something, I can get it myself," she says, before turning to ask how my weekend is going and expressing how much of a bummer it is that I have to work on a Sunday.
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There's no camera for video calling like the Echo Spot or Show have, which is a bummer if you were expecting to be social — but it excels so much in other areas, you probably won't miss it.
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The entry here, WENT SOFT, comes off as kind of uncomplimentary, but maybe I'm thinking about it in the context of gaining marshmallowy winter weight, which never happens to me, but sounds like kind of a bummer.
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While the entire site isn't up for grabs, the restriction list is short and sweet: The discount code doesn't apply to value sets (bummer) and any boxes from the brands I'm Meme, Bonvivant, Nooni, and Pony Effect.
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I think it offers really great sound for the price, but it's kind of a bummer that other services I already pay for, like Spotify, don't support the sort of music that really makes this speaker shine.
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It was a bleak bummer of an episode that filled in the gaps from last week, depicting Carol and Maggie's capture by a small group of Saviors, followed by their imprisonment in a former (and current) slaughterhouse.
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Others I felt low indeed, like the time I was heckled at a show I host and produce in Toronto called Chuckle Co. It's a bummer when you can't pull out a win on the home court.
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But even before any words are uttered, you immediately get the sense that this will not be a Christmas song involving sleigh rides or Santa Claus or receiving a present, unless that present is a huge bummer.
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Photo: GettyPeople working in public relations typically act as the voice of a company, which is a real bummer for Netflix because the head of the company's PR department decided to drop the n-word during a meeting.
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That's a bummer if you're wary of companies becoming to large and encompassing, but if these companies really can reduce the number of human rights violations occurring in these mines, then it's not all bleak dystopian future.[Bloomberg]
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UPDATE: As noted by CNET, the Magic Leap One is only immediately available for order in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco (Bay Area), and Seattle, as it requires white glove delivery and set up. Bummer.
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The book's extremely straight lens and insistence that The Two Genders™ do be like that is a bummer, because "just not that into you" is a concept that is widely applicable, and that everyone needs to internalize.
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Of course, it's always a bit of a bummer when someone (erm, at least 10 other people) has the same Zara outfit as you do, but with a suit this cool, can you really blame any of us?
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We Game of Thrones fans lost yet another beloved TV character tonight, and while it's not out of question given the bloodthirsty nature of HBO's hit show, Sunday's newest addition to GoT's "Dead Character Club" is a bummer.
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It might be wrong, it might be unethical, it might be really a bummer for Bernie Sanders, who feels like he was not treated well by the DNC, but I don&apost see the law that was broken.
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When the aircraft tipped sideways, a human operator took over and steadied the drone before taking off and landing it on the ground unharmed, the company says Still, the glitch is a big bummer for a couple reasons.
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David went on a bit of an Instagram spree documenting the event, and it was adorable but also kind of a bummer, since he felt he had to do it to share family pics before the paparazzi did.
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