Hawkins burst into tears and embraced Cantiliano, saying, 'Thank you!
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Emma then burst into tears as she hugs the doll.
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Struggling to find the right words, she burst into tears.
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"I could burst into tears thinking about it," she says.
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"I crumbled right there and burst into tears," she writes.
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Before saying a word, Brown almost immediately burst into tears.
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Then she woke up, saw me, and burst into tears.
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When he shared the news, his mother burst into tears.
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At least one student burst into tears, Mr. McGhee said.
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I would just burst into tears at the farmers' market.
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When Mr. Nakagawa received the news, he burst into tears.
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Heather realized that she had died, and burst into tears.
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Years later, Mr. Bisht burst into tears at the memory.
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His heavily-pregnant wife burst into tears in the public gallery.
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Then, she took her first step … and I burst into tears.
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As Salaam shared her story, her attending nurse burst into tears.
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I was so angry and shocked that I burst into tears.
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My eyes would well up, and I would burst into tears.
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The bride and groom burst into tears upon seeing each other.
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She said she "almost burst into tears" when she read it.
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When she's sad, her food could make people burst into tears.
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As he described his little sister, the boy burst into tears.
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When Becca told me she was pregnant, I burst into tears.
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Every time I see the doll, I just burst into tears.
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Germany's Sophie Scheder burst into tears after claiming a surprise bronze.
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I stayed dignified, and held until Strasbourg to burst into tears.
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And it was really hard not to just burst into tears.
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When she finished, I couldn't speak, and I burst into tears.
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He immediately burst out into laughter and I burst into tears!
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Farmer promptly burst into tears as she held her puppet, Petunia.
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Even more mortifying (it gets worse!), I uncontrollably burst into tears.
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I took one step into the gallery and burst into tears.
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When she saw the National Guard encampment, she burst into tears.
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I burst into tears as soon as I left the building.
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"Some people burst into tears when they saw her," English says.
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I burst into tears in the restaurant and had to leave.
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Roy's family burst into tears at first sight of the image.
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I burst into tears, and wonder what I'm doing with my life.
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I burst into tears and choked up and said goodbye to people.
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Swatzell burst into tears and Fitzgerald told Swatzell that he forgave him.
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I burst into tears and continued crying for approximately the next hour.
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I burst into tears because I did not expect that much support.
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As Carswell reported, she burst into tears when she heard the recording.
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As soon as the call ended, she said, she burst into tears.
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She then burst into tears, but continued after encouragement from the crowd.
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I burst into tears, vowing never again to shoot another living thing.
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She fell to the ground, and burst into tears, cradling her stomach.
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LeBron burst into tears at the buzzer when celebrating with his teammates.
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He wasn't about to burst into tears and join the Green Party.
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When they saw Trump and Kim shake hands, some burst into tears.
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The second I got out of the water, I burst into tears.
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"Try me," Hopper replies, and I burst into tears on my couch.
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During the last round of hugging, Nicole and Shannon burst into tears.
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When I arrived home I couldn't talk; I just burst into tears.
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But when it was over, he ran off and burst into tears.
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She saw her mother and father come in and burst into tears.
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It was Ms. Soames, not the Iron Lady, who burst into tears.
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As I wended my way to his side, I burst into tears.
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"I burst into tears, I was so frustrated," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Nicholas lowered his eyes and crawled away, and Sasha burst into tears.
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Cubans hearing the news burst into tears and celebrated in the streets.
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At the signing of the treaty, delegates cheered and burst into tears.
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Then when she crossed over the 240,382, I immediately burst into tears.
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I stood in the middle of this house and burst into tears.
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She nearly burst into tears and said her dream had just come true.
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She had just put her wedding dress on and I burst into tears.
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Upon winning, Nadiya burst into tears, and her proud family stormed the field.
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I ran outside and hailed a cab and I just burst into tears.
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When she saw Ostadhassan standing in their living room, she burst into tears.
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"I burst into tears when I saw him," Lesley told AAP on Tuesday.
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Even its most spritely sequences feel like they're about to burst into tears.
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When I leave, I burst into tears again and call my best friend.
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He promptly collapsed to his knees, burst into tears and kissed the court.
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I saw something on the television that made me instantly burst into tears.
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I would burst into tears at random moments, and I wasn't sleeping well.
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On Christmas morning, my best friend opened her present and burst into tears.
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Argentines have burst into tears in the stands in a flow of emotion.
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Upon hearing the jury's decision, Mr. Smith's family gasped and burst into tears.
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A friend of theirs who visited had burst into tears at the sight.
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A matter-of-fact, Excel-spreadsheet kind of man, he burst into tears.
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The mother of a transgender child burst into tears when she saw him.
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When Starling went to her professor's office she says she suddenly burst into tears.
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The young woman then burst into tears in my arms, and I cried, too.
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" A number of them, he said, "burst into tears when they tell their story.
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I ignore the call, feeling like I might burst into tears at any moment.
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The singer burst into tears as she opened up about her split from Duhamel.
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"But I burst into tears and said I wasn't used to somebody helping me."
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After more than a week of seeing these, I burst into tears one afternoon.
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Monica burst into tears as Mark spat foul epithets in her mascara-stained face.
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Ananya looked stunned, and then burst into tears in her dad's arms #spellingbee pic.twitter.
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At work, the first time I tried to speak, I burst into tears instead.
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I'd managed two bites before I burst into tears, alone in the staff room.
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When she saw the sign for "They're Playing Our Song," she burst into tears.
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"I literally walked outside Whole Foods, and I burst into tears," Ms. Christie said.
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After her first performance in Washington earlier this year, Ms. Teuscher burst into tears.
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Most students stood in silence while on their phones, some others burst into tears.
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"The moment the justice announced the verdict, Zhang burst into tears," lawyer Li Shuting said.
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"She just burst into tears... she didn't have any clue," he said, describing Harrison's reaction.
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Abouallal said she burst into tears the last time she heard a plane flying overhead.
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"She was screaming and she was crying and I just burst into tears," Hall said.
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Some clients slumped over, elbows on knees, some just sighed, a few burst into tears.
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Fergie burst into tears as she opened up about her split from husband Josh Duhamel.
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"I was just shaking from head to foot and I burst into tears," she remembers.
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Russia's Anna Pogorilaya did burst into tears - but those she shed were of utter despair.
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"She came in and gave me a big and I burst into tears," Watson said.
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Then I burst into tears in front of barista after ordering and made everyone uncomfortable.
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Another time, in a discussion of June 4, a student from Beijing burst into tears.
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Friends said that she sometimes burst into tears and had to be comforted by teachers.
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After Raisman's incredible floor routine – her last rotation for the event – she burst into tears.
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I mean, with Mildred, I always burst into tears because I adore her so much.
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Novak was included in the deal, news that prompted his wife to burst into tears.
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I burst into tears—not from the craniotomy, but from the position I was in.
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Mr. Haidari said Roya and her sisters burst into tears when told about the attack.
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Within a second, I had burst into tears -- and in a minute, I was screaming.
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"I immediately burst into tears," Catherine Han, a second year Weill student tells The Times.
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She'd lose it on the set of her show "Lip Sync Battle" and burst into tears.
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"I saw a doctor for the medical check, and I just burst into tears," she said.
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The bride says she "burst into tears" upon realizing that the stunt was a surprise wedding.
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In a video, Joey burst into tears as she heard the announcement of her Emmy nomination.
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Lindy: We tried to plan a wedding and every time we tried, I burst into tears.
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Howell has a hard time recounting the episode without looking like he might burst into tears.
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A song by Sia comes on the radio and I burst into tears out of nowhere.
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Later, according to the Columbus Dispatch , Tokes' mother burst into tears while embracing Reagan's younger sister.
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When I saw she wore it the day she got it I just burst into tears.
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So when she heard that Jacob's remains had at last been found, she burst into tears.
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Some burst into tears upon seeing their idols break out into song and dance on stage.
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When the doctor knocked on the door and shook my hand, I immediately burst into tears.
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I'm never fine with hearing about this, and it always makes me nearly burst into tears.
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It was such a weird feeling because I just burst into tears; I was completely inconsolable.
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I burst into tears on the exam table — the only time during my pregnancy I cried.
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I shouted and told her don't ask me any more, and then I burst into tears.
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I immediately burst into tears and some kind person help to get my scooter off me.
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After Mr. Tang singled him out for not keeping up while marching, Dingyue burst into tears.
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A pair of young siblings burst into tears when they spotted police officers on the street.
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She burst into tears, and the men rolled their eyes and turned to a better target.
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Monday, still answering the defense's questions, Mann burst into tears and appeared to have trouble breathing.
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One woman burst into tears and bought every last pastry and yogurt carton still on sale.
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I'd watched people burst into tears, climb into one another's laps, and pretend to be God.
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When the Holey Artisan Bakery reopened in 2017, visitors burst into tears and hugged staff members.
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Reyes burst into tears in an emotional moment captured by Los Angeles Times photographer Rick Loomis.
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I burst into tears, right then and there, wishing I could just disappear, or simply fade away.
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I ordered a coffee and oatmeal skillet, and was on edge and ready to burst into tears.
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I burst into tears and called my mom to come get me and take me to rehab.
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Papadakis burst into tears at the end of the skate as she hugged her longtime skating partner.
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Seven years ago, I met Kesha outside the MTV studios in London and promptly burst into tears.
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After about half an hour, she burst into tears, which led agents to summon the Phoenix police.
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"I immediately burst into tears," Jones told Insider of the moment she saw Davis on the plane.
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I walked out holding the cake, feeling happy I hadn't burst into tears or tried to fight.
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Visiting an exhibition as a young child, he saw a reconstituted dinosaur and promptly burst into tears.
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I burst into tears and I will cherish that unforgettable moment for the rest of my life.
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In Gable's recollection, the prospect caused Collins to burst into tears and vomit in the hotel bathroom.
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The crew was so blindsided by one scene that they burst into tears as the camera rolled.
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When the verdict was announced, she burst into tears while her parents cried in the front row.
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I was one of the 25,25 delegates, and I burst into tears when I heard his speech.
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His wife recounts how she burst into tears at the 12-week ultrasound of her unborn baby.
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When she burst into tears he took off his mask to comfort her, smiling through the sweat.
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At one point, a young prosecutor accused by the former judge of withholding evidence burst into tears.
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Yes. I burst into tears when I met Julia Roberts, and it wasn't like 20 years ago.
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Wasn't expecting to burst into tears while listening to roll call vote on phone while food shopping.
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"I burst into tears as soon as I saw him," said Kwang, who is now 24 years old.
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The boy burst into tears as Stefani whispered something into his ear and embraced him with a hug.
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Hawkins said Gabby has even burst into tears when she's yelled at her for not cleaning her bedroom.
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"He asked me how I was feeling, and I just burst into tears and lost it," Morgan said.
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Cuoco says she urged him to stick around to diffuse the tension so she wouldn't burst into tears.
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After the phone call, she burst into tears while her best friend and additional four roommates comforted her.
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On seeing him, his daughter rose from her desk, as if before a teacher, and burst into tears.
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As I began to open my mouth, I burst into tears before I could get a word out.
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I'm going to try not to burst into tears as my TV tells me things are getting worse.
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On the stand, Ms. Williams had burst into tears, calling the theft the worst experience of her life.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, hugged her and burst into tears.
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Following the announcement of the verdict on Monday, his wife, Chit Su Win, burst into tears, Reuters reported.
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A couple of weeks ago, she burst into tears over the phone while recalling her first pornographic shoot.
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"Oh, there you are," one girl said to another, who burst into tears and collapsed into her friend's arms.
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Then, I did what any modern hypochondriac would do: I burst into tears and hopped online for a diagnosis.
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When I left the apartment on this occasion, I was so overcome by emotion that I burst into tears.
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"I just knew that my parents weren't going to live together anymore, so I burst into tears," she said.
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A few months ago, when Stacey Skrysak discovered that she was pregnant again, the Illinois mom burst into tears.
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The guy who took the photo—his girlfriend burst into tears, and he was saying it was really great.
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VonTobel opened the adoption papers that had been hiding in the wrapping, took one look, and burst into tears.
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" The Golden Globe winner said it was at that point that she "burst into tears and really humiliated myself.
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The two women hugged and cried after performing and Raisman burst into tears after delivering an incredible floor routine.
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A mom on the other end of the phone simply said, "Andrew, he's gone," and she burst into tears.
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Actress Kristen Bell went viral in 2012 after she publicly burst into tears upon meeting a two-toed sloth.
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Yazmin burst into tears, explaining that she wasn't able to get Mariee the medical attention she thought she needed.
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I'll never forget this man whose wife got in a different car than him and he burst into tears.
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Some days, I would hold it together in the office only to burst into tears on my lunch break.
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Ms. Crowe Taylor, who was 20103-foot-10 and 140 pounds, fled to a bathroom and burst into tears.
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The boy, wearing an oversized blue backpack, and a girl who appears younger than he is burst into tears.
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Then he would ask me if I had been a "good girl," at which point I would burst into tears.
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Patty McCord, director of human resources at Netflix, was astonished when a woman burst into tears when she was fired.
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" Levin writes that when Princess Diana told her sons that she and their father were separating, William "burst into tears.
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The fan burst into tears as Meghan approached her, and the royal is seen comforting her by holding her hands.
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When she saw Amy's body on the floor, she remembered training her in the Citizen Academy and burst into tears.
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And her mom burst into tears of joy at the sight of her and Florence gave her a big hug.
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He became so attuned to the role that Lee burst into tears the first time she saw him in character.
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Models burst into tears, the crowd put their hands up as if praying in church, audience members began tearing up.
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She hung up the phone, put Roger to bed, picked up her cat, and burst into tears, collapsing with relief.
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"People burst into tears, people get out and shut the door — they have all kinds of different reactions," Bailey said.
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When we arrived, an older lady emerged from the front door, gave the agents one look, and burst into tears.
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"She would often burst into tears of panic," Michael Nesmith wrote in his autobiography, "Infinite Tuesday: An Autobiographical Riff" (2017).
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After the match that sealed Tokushoryu&aposs victory, he burst into tears in an emotional show of relief and gratitude.
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I just about burst into tears when a mongoose finally darted out in front of the car I was in.
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She burst into tears as she realized she was unable to afford a basket of cilantro, radishes and pumpkin seeds.
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She says her insecurity led to symptoms of depression -- and simple tasks like getting dressed would make her burst into tears.
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It is raw and powerful, and sometimes students burst into tears while sharing with Stow their own personal experiences with bullying.
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My four-year-old daughter took one look at me, saw the dark blood staining my shirt, and burst into tears.
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Martinez, 30, burst into tears as he placed the one-and-a-quarter carat, round-cut diamond ring on her finger.
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As soon as the ceremony ended the best man burst into tears for about 10 minutes and had to excuse himself.
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He told me that he started taking two sedatives in the morning so that he wouldn't burst into tears at work.
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For a feel-good series practically designed to make you burst into tears, look no further than Queer Eye: Season 23.
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She looks at me and says...this is my favorite outfit and now there's blood on it and burst into tears.
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"I got on the plane to go home, open a newspaper reading the football results – and burst into tears," he said.
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"I'd go to a café and they'd say, 'You want skim milk or regular?' and I'd burst into tears," he said.
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The longer I look at the picture, the more I feel that its subject is about to burst into tears. ♦
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In the now-viral video, you can see Christian tell his mother that he's gay and then immediately burst into tears.
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I burst into tears whenever I see a stroller: problematic, since I live in Brooklyn's notoriously family-friendly Park Slope neighborhood.
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He put his arms around me and apologized in a tone of surrender and I burst into tears I couldn't control.
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Prior to her take on Marvin Sapp's "Never Would've Made It," an ode to her daughter Junie, she burst into tears.
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Catherine Oxenberg, an actress whose daughter had been swept into the Vow, doubled over on the bench and burst into tears.
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When she appeared at a June meeting of the American Booksellers' Association, several attendees burst into tears when they saw her.
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" One young female fan burst into tears when she saw Osaka close up post-match, which left the right-hander "humbled.
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"Saturday Night Live" ran a skit in which the actress playing Ms. Schroeder repeatedly burst into tears while moderating a debate.
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Following the announcement of the verdict, Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, burst into tears, according to a Reuters report.
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Kelsey showed me the slides beforehand because she knew I (a Cancer) would burst into tears upon getting praised via PowerPoint.
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You just wanted to sit there and burst into tears because your daughter's easy part of the wedding isn't so easy.
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And as we climbed the span, and I saw the city arise out of the gray fog, I burst into tears.
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"Some people told me they burst into tears after viewing the piece and others thanked me repeatedly for creating it," she said.
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I frequently and randomly burst into tears, and I'd refuse to admit to myself that I knew exactly why I was crying.
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Rosie burst into tears the moment Streisand walked onstage, saying that she felt as if her mother had come back to life.
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Caught unawares by this announcement, I could do nothing but burst into tears and scurry into my seventh grade history teacher's classroom.
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Amanda has the most insanely gorgeous smile I've ever seen in my life, and I burst into tears when she hugged me.
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And at one time he teased me so badly on the set that I burst into tears and I was almost inconsolable.
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I never lost my appetite nor burst into tears, and I didn't suffer from any of the other typical symptoms of depression.
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" Feeling "awful for being so absent minded," Blair then "burst into tears in front of barista after ordering and made everyone uncomfortable.
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She was so moved by the experience that she burst into tears and said she had no idea that this was happening.
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Women have reported being followed from their cars and targeted with such aggression that they burst into tears or had panic attacks.
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He's a man who burst into tears during his hometown visit on "Idol" after a children's choir performed one of his songs.
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On the contrary, when she first saw Peck stride onto the set in his three-piece lawyer suit, she burst into tears.
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I pretty much burst into tears when I ended up trading it in for a Mini Countryman a couple of years ago.
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A truck driver stopped, ran out to leave a solar-powered lamp and burst into tears before running back to his cab.
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I put you in the van to go back, and I went quickly back to the producers, and I burst into tears.
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I asked him how the city had changed, which struck me as a harmless question, but it made him burst into tears.
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I'll randomly burst into tears, and there's a strange feeling of detachment that lingers, like my body isn't really where I am.
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One highlight was seeing our four teenage daughters burst into tears when they got out of our van and saw Mount Rushmore.
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If she ever told you to "hand in your fucking resignation," you'd probably burst into tears, but be kind of into it.
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First lady Melania Trump reportedly burst into tears when it became clear her husband, President Donald Trump, would win the 2016 presidential election.
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Gaga previously revealed that she actually slept through the nominations — but "burst into tears" when she awoke to the news three hours later.
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In the video, Hamilton is shown seated next to a plush, jersey-clad eagle as he burst into tears and covered his face.
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But on the inside, I was bubbling with so much admiration and gratitude that I could have burst into tears at any moment.
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In fact, when she sees one she tends to burst into tears—because, unlike most people in prison, she is ten months old.
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I understood what it was about, burst into tears, and ran out of the dugout... The girls ran after me, started comforting me.
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She won the hearts of fans around the world when she burst into tears after throwing away victory against Steffi Graf in 1993.
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You know when you're watching a 70-minute Apple ad and you're like, I really wish I could burst into tears right now?
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When your daughter starts preschool, you burst into tears at the meeting with her teachers where you discuss how to handle snack time.
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Once, while listening to the therapist's gentle commands to raise his hand, take a deep breath, relax his muscles, Oghi burst into tears.
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"My immediate reaction literally was to burst into tears," Ms. Davis said on Monday, two days after the third anniversary of the filibuster.
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Ledecky, who cried during the post-race media conference, said she and coach Bruce Gemmell had also burst into tears after the race.
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She says we have to push it back a week and I know it's not a big deal, but I burst into tears.
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We watched ... at a studio of a TV channel and I realized that I burst into tears and it was tears of joy.
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"Mustafa is just in the hospital, they are operating on him now, and he's O.K." She hung up and burst into tears again.
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Some of the victims seated in the public gallery burst into tears, putting their arms around one another's shoulders in an unbroken chain.
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The boy, who is about 9, and another child burst into tears outside the store as bystanders confronted Ms. Klein about the incident.
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"I sat down on the ottoman behind me and I just felt an overwhelming feeling of wanting to burst into tears," he said.
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"I sat down on the ottoman behind me, and I just felt an overwhelming feeling of wanting to burst into tears," he said.
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Barajas burst into tears Thursday as he read a letter telling him that he needs to attend a naturalization ceremony in San Diego.
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Yet while her feedback was almost always sent online, its effects were felt in the real world, often when employees burst into tears.
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Richard E. Grant was at one of his favorite restaurants in London, having dinner with his daughter, when suddenly both burst into tears.
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The witness said Raniere was kissing her sister and touching her, and had pulled down his pants, which made her burst into tears.
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"They both burst into tears," said Sally Becker, founder of the UK-based charity Road to Peace, which facilitated Dilbireen's reunion with his family.
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In 235, after a classmate burst into tears worried about his brother serving in the Gulf War, Markle organized a war protest with classmates.
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Liu, who had been in second place behind Bradie Tennell after Thursday's short program, burst into tears when her free skate score was posted.
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We're talking about every last detail — one of which you probably missed, and has a high potential of causing you to burst into tears.
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When he heard his mom talking, he immediately burst into tears and tightly clutched the stuffed teddy, decked in Christmas clothing, to his chest.
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During the candid interview, Winfrey recalled internalizing the emotions of her character and feeling the need to "burst into tears" after she left set.
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When her name was announced, Farmer burst into tears, hugging her rabbit puppet Petunia as her two brothers rushed the stage to congratulate her.
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I had vowed to myself that I wouldn't be too fan-girly, but of course when I finally met her, I burst into tears.
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Ronaldo left the field with a knee injury in the twenty-fifth minute, Portugal beat France in extra time, and Pinto burst into tears.
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And at an immigration hearing last fall, he burst into tears when he misunderstood the judge to say that the family would be deported.
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Katie Harvey walked out of the house where she lived with friends, shoved her duffel bag into her mother's car and burst into tears.
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It's a lovely moment, punctuated by some humor because Bailey is trying so hard not to cry and can't help but burst into tears.
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In his third start after returning in 1997, he won the European Tour's Turespana Masters, burst into tears of joy and thanked his doctor.
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She is less adept at hiding her emotions than are her relatives—when she first greets Nai Nai she struggles not to burst into tears.
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" I told her that it just had glitter on the outside, and she burst into tears and told me, "I'm not going to buy anything!
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Running his hand to his heart, he burst into tears and was embraced by his teammates – who all wore Fernéndez's No. 16 jersey in tribute.
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Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, burst into tears after the verdict, and family members had to support her as she left the court.
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A young woman member of Fillon's election team burst into tears and left the large room that was by then mostly made up of journalists.
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Well if I said that my friend brought their child round and it burst into tears that pretty much describes my feelings about it now.
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I've been out to dinner with plenty of Americans that have gotten my humor that don't burst into tears every time I [make a joke].
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"I was in such shock and horror that that would be said to me that I just walked out and burst into tears," Fink said.
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After Johnson discovered he was going to prison, he went to his sister's house and sat at her kitchen table, where he burst into tears.
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I burst into tears — not because of my Golden Girls hormones, but because I was downright terrified that I had to stop restricting and exercising.
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One girl, wearing patent leather gold shoes and a onesie of indeterminate material and color, burst into tears and hugged another girl next to her.
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Niceta said she burst into tears when she saw her grandmother-in-law and mentor's pharaonic stockpile of precious watches, broaches, bracelets, purses and rings.
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We were there watching it and my daughter — who's in her 30s, by the way — the first time we saw it, she burst into tears.
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Rob Hendrix's mother-in-law burst into tears when she heard he was opening up Cannabis Central, the first legal pot shop in Ellensburg, Wash.
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"Cécile knelt by his bed and burst into tears," writes the pianist Ignaz Moscheles: [We] stood around the bed in deathly silence, immersed in prayer.
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Her words were enough to make any Grey's fan burst into tears, and the letter may have also helped Meredith keep her license after all.
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Humar was followed home by one of her classmates, who shouted, using her full name, "Zulhumar eats pork every day!" until she burst into tears.
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The French rider Warren Barguil was just millimeters behind in second place — so close that he burst into tears because he thought he had won.
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It's hard to believe that Olivia — who's survived zombies, Wolves, and a prior threat from Negan — would burst into tears after a single fat joke.
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One young woman from Brazil burst into tears as her time in the elevator came to an end, and Mr. LaBeouf hugged her as she wept.
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At the end, lying on the mat with my arms and legs splayed out like a squashed spider, all open and vulnerable, I burst into tears.
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When news of the victory was finally announced at Tlaib's election night party, young supporters in blue T-shirts burst into tears and hugged one another.
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He grabbed an Italian tricolor for a lap of honor and after climbing off his bike, Viviani, a road cyclist for Team Sky, burst into tears.
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She wanted to work longer hours to earn more money, but her eight-year-old son burst into tears at the prospect of being left alone.
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When the pastor referred to Oghi's wife as a young lamb and said that God had called her home, Oghi's mother-in-law burst into tears.
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"It was only when a nurse came over to speak to us and burst into tears that I realized how serious is was," Wardle told Mirror.
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"Hey Tom … my 16 yr old daughter, who worships you, literally burst into tears when CNN just reported the news," the Twitter user Andy Ostry wrote.
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Ko, the latest star in South Korea's bright constellation, burst into tears Sunday after closing with a two-under-par 70 to win the ANA Inspiration.
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On Thursday, Mr. Richards's father, Belvett Richards, 61, burst into tears as he described his son during a telephone interview from Pickering, Canada, where he lives.
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A white man yelled a racist epithet at her on the subway, but she says she's still angrier at her white friend who burst into tears.
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Prosecutors said when the doctor asked, she burst into tears and said the baby was not alive at childbirth and she'd buried her in the backyard.
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Sometimes when I was cleaning the rooms I felt like I was going to burst into tears, because it was too much and it was hard.
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They didn't understand the "traumatized" girl who could burst into tears at any moment or who could be triggered into fits of paralysis by frayed nerves.
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Once, after I came in her hands, I burst into tears (yeah, I know, big dyke energy), and she held me tightly in her strong, sure arms.
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" She also recalled a time when a friend came over to her house to play and "burst into tears because she had never seen a black person.
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She had the beachy waves, the flushed cheeks, and the big doe-eyes — just ready to burst into tears at any moment (as they so often did).
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Last month T.S. Thakur, the chief justice, burst into tears at a public meeting that included the prime minister, Narendra Modi, as he pleaded for more resources.
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A woman who'd burst into tears out of concern for her personal safety was released after she said serving on the jury would exacerbate her medical conditions.
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Worryingly, he falsely identified an innocent 62-year-old Runescape streamer as a recently-released sex offender, making him burst into tears during a live video broadcast.
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People we knew told the story of the Soviet immigrant who burst into tears the first time she saw an American supermarket with its mind-boggling abundance.
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Kenin closed out the upset on her second match point and then dropped her racket and burst into tears as she jogged forward to shake Williams's hand.
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When she arrived in the capital for freshman orientation, she ran into Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia and a civil-rights icon — and burst into tears.
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Brazilian forward Neymar, who scored PSG's first goal, burst into tears as his team mates cheered the flare-throwing fans from the top of the Auteuil stand.
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She said she showed up at LaGuardia Airport in New York and burst into tears, and was helped by two state troopers, Robert Troy and Thomas Karasinski.
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On Friday, after the lawyer for the hospital said Charlie's latest brain scan made for "sad reading," Mr. Gard yelled, "Evil!" and Ms. Yates burst into tears.
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Huong did not react to the ruling, but Siti Aisyah burst into tears and had to be comforted by her lawyers and officials of the Indonesian embassy.
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Which is why, if Crazy Rich Asians is all about money, it was a little surprising for me to burst into tears 10 minutes into the movie.
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She'd been telling the same story since she burst into tears on a flight to the Philippines with her friend and fellow porn actor Jesse Jane on Dec.
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She burst into tears, and explained that she wanted to do something cool for the performance but we refused, so could she please do it on her own?
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The student of City Terrance Elementary School in East Los Angeles shyly said no with a smile but then burst into tears putting his hands over his face.
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Last spring, as Tannia Ospina settled into bed after a long day running her children's clothing business, an Instagram message popped up that made her burst into tears.
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Attendees often turned up holding stuffed animals for comfort and, when Mr. Bradshaw pushed them to recall their childhood traumas, burst into tears, a first step toward reconciliation.
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"I once saw a woman so distraught over the protesters that she burst into tears and just ran away into the nearby park to get away," Taylor says.
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I'm sure she'd been having doubts for a while—especially after one woman showed up at a reading of mine and burst into tears when I said hi.
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When, after several nights, my husband and I finished, I immediately burst into tears because I realized it was the last time Sam and I would actively interact.
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The way he'd said, "It breaks my heart" gave me the feeling that if I had burst into tears at that moment, he would have wept with me.
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Botham's family members burst into tears after her 10-year sentence was announced, and it appears even Judge Tammy Kemp -- who is black -- was moved by Brandt's statement.
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In 1939, the psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark introduced the "doll test," in which black children, when confronted with their own preference for white dolls, burst into tears.
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The Pushing Daisies actress was so surprised when she won the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series that she couldn't help but burst into tears.
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Every so often while watching television, regardless of the show, the dialogue being exchanged between characters, or the kind of day I'm having, I'll involuntarily burst into tears. Why?
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I spent days at the school nurse's office, telling them I felt "sick," when really, the thought of staying in my classroom made me want to burst into tears.
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Her husband wheeled her to the neonatal intensive care unit where she looked down into the isolette at her 1-pound, 8-ounce baby and promptly burst into tears.
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The normally stoic 24-year-old burst into tears when victory was secured as she hugged her caddie David Jones after barely displaying a hint of emotion all day.
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" Icke described Menzies as "really unusual, in that he is not a super-emotional actor, won't burst into tears and scream and shout, but is very complicated and deep.
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And then I started thinking about how it was so awful that she had sons, which made me think about my mother, and so I just burst into tears.
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According to the Senate Historical Office, he rushed to the White House to submit his resignation minutes before the House voted to impeach him and promptly burst into tears.
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There were multiple times, as I pulled up yet another photo of a woman facing her abuser in court, that I wanted to burst into tears at my desk.
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Walton says that when he delivered a benediction at the Harvard ceremony where Franklin was honored, she burst into tears on stage as he paid homage to her father.
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Jacob Gal burst into tears as he recalled waking up Sunday morning to news of the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the deadliest in US history.
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A New York police officer reportedly burst into tears after fatally shooting a knife-wielding man and wounding a bystander during rush hour in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday morning.
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"One of these fathers burst into tears repeatedly out of fear for his son and said he had signed the form under enormous stress and confusion," the court filing said.
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Kim Kardashian West may love being a mom, but please don't ask her about her painful pregnancies with North and Saint unless you want to see her burst into tears.
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When Nxivm founder Keith Raniere was convicted in federal court on Wednesday of sex trafficking charges in connection with the sexually coercive group, Catherine Oxenberg burst into tears of redemption.
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She was struck that this girl had recognized her at all but also then that this stranger immediately burst into tears, saying how grateful it was to have met Marling.
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"They haven't learned anything from terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels, when those in power just burst into tears," the minister, Mariusz Blaszczak, told Polsat News, a private TV channel.
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So I didn't take it lightly, but in the end, the right choice was made, and I knew it when I burst into tears the very first night of previews.
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Another friend's daughter, also vying to get into a highly selective school, repeatedly burst into tears as she berated herself for a 3.9 grade point average instead of a 4.0.
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But then he met a child younger than him, and watched her burst into tears because she was afraid she would not have anywhere to live when she grew up.
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Sanders' aides and allies did not hide their excitement: Some of them burst into tears and embraced one another after news of the endorsements broke in a Washington Post report.
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"I burst into tears," she said in an interview at her apartment a few blocks north of Lincoln Center, where she had danced with New York City Ballet for 30 years.
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"Hi, baby," her mom, seated next to her at St. Louis Children's Hospital, said before they both burst into tears in an emotional video captured by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Conor's kid burst into tears over something -- alligator, hunger or the blazing heat and humidity -- but rather than pack it in for the day, the Notorious One sprung into daddy mode.
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A second-grader we interviewed entered the room silently but burst into tears when we asked who she traveled with to the US. "My aunt," she said, with a keening cry.
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Many Parisians, who grew up with the gothic structure towering over the river, burst into tears and hugged each other as the church succumbed to flames and billowing clouds of smoke.
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In the film version, Oliver simply licks the fruit despite Elio's protests; in the original novel by André Aciman, he unabashedly devours the entire peach, causing Elio to burst into tears.
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"For those words to come out of my mouth for the very first time, to say I'm gay — even rehearsing it — I would burst into tears every single time," she remembered.
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I went to a bar mitzvah, and my friend Brooke pulled me on the dance floor, and we were dancing to a song I love, and I just burst into tears.
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Hawkins said she burst into tears at trials this year because the family could afford to bring all three of Douglas's siblings to trials, when four years ago it could not.
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But at the end, when the doll turned around and half her face was gone, carved away by weight loss, it wasn't so funny anymore, and some people burst into tears.
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But who among us hasn't had a moment where they burst into tears or had an anxiety attack on the subway, at work, or, say, in the tampon aisle of Walgreens.
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"People seem to have left their moorings when it comes to Trump," said Michelle Sarbough, a South Carolina Cruz voter who burst into tears when asked how she felt about Trump's victory.
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I've seen grown men and women burst into tears upon meeting Phil Anselmo and Crowbar's Kirk Windstein, and can only imagine the effect someone like Beyonce' has upon her legions of acolytes.
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The card said: 'I hope he'll love you as much as I did – and still do …' She just stood there, reading the note back to me, and then she burst into tears.
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Parmenter, who was just 21 years old at the time, tells PEOPLE that she was devastated when she got the news, adding that she and her then-teen sister burst into tears.
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The man who failed to live up to expectation at the Beijing and London Games was left an emotional wreck as soon as he nailed his final tumble and burst into tears.
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Three years later, when I picked my son up for the first time — and breathed in his scent as I had for my hounds — I burst into tears of pure, unadulterated joy.
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More sports highlights you didn't know you needed:The lowest-ranked sumo competitor pulled off a massive upset to win a prestigious wrestling tournament, then burst into tears because he was so relieved
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As the couple walked down the aisle to the song "A Million Dreams" from The Greatest Showman, with their schnauzer Max by their side, Duran says the entire room burst into tears.
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When Wigman finally toured the United States in 1930, Graham burst into tears of relief when she found that her own work had not been a mere reproduction of Wigman's after all.
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Knowing that their vast fortunes and international fame would never have materialized if just one of them had burst into tears on audition day is a strange and very particular burden to bear.
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She burst into tears when she received her scores and realized that she'd be placing in the top three of the night, likely to actually return to the Olympics for real this time.
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Aly Raisman completed a one-two for the United States by earning 15.500 while Briton Amy Tinkler burst into tears after a crowd-pleasing floor display to "Pretty Woman" earned her the bronze.
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"At the camera, the team burst into cheers and I was so relieved—we thought there was too much human activity in the area for trapping tigers—I burst into tears of joy."
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Lopez said the move came after she heard of a viral Facebook post, in which a teacher said she burst into tears when a student told her he sometimes went to bed hungry.
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But a few years after I left Wall Street, when my wife was pregnant with our first child, and we learned that it was going to be a girl, I burst into tears.
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L.M.: When I finished the first draft of that last scene, I burst into tears and started sobbing, which I really didn't expect because we had been talking about it for so long.
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A reporter for The Legal Daily, another state-run newspaper, found otherwise, writing in May that locals considered the act deeply disrespectful and had burst into tears when they learned of the plan.
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"The reason that I spoke up today is that I don't want people to forget the events of June 4," said Li, who is now an Australian citizen, as he burst into tears.
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Yeb shattered the meeting's diplomatic reserve when he burst into tears during a speech describing Typhoon Haiyan's destruction, demanded climate justice for developing countries, and announced he would go on a hunger strike.
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When she finished waving her smoking sage at me and said, "I hope you have a beautiful journey," I was so moved by her radiant good will that I nearly burst into tears.
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I have never been the type of person to burst into tears or visibly show my emotions, and my immediate thought was that I didn't have the right to feel emotional about this.
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It was exactly at the moment of the mugs, I remember, that I burst into tears, and that I had to put the book down, unable, for a few minutes, to continue reading.
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In her post, Luo said Chen made an unwanted sexual advance after luring her to his sister's house, and that he relented only after she burst into tears and said she was a virgin.
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Over the next two hours, while Drake's team tried to contain Toronto's hypebeasts in a cattle-like crowd, I saw people burst into tears of happiness and recite the Boy's songs off by heart.
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And if that doesn't make you burst into tears, maybe this fun fact will: Decades later, Erlanger was the one to introduce Mister Rogers during his TV Hall of Fame induction in 1999. 2.
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At a hearing Friday morning, Bobby Joe Maxwell&aposs sister Rosie Harmon burst into tears when the Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Larry Fidler dismissed Maxwell&aposs case following a request from prosecutors.
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But when I asked Jessye if she would miss Albertine, who leaves for university in the fall, she said that she wouldn't—she'd have more room in the flat—and Albertine burst into tears.
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When one top Democratic Senate immigration aide found out, she burst into tears, knowing that reform opponents would seize on Cantor's loss as a referendum on the issue, regardless of Cantor's ambivalence on it.
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Mr. Boehner was known in Congress for a propensity to burst into tears, but even if Reynolds cannot squeeze much more out of British American Tobacco, it would not be something to cry over.
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"When we took the lead I thought we were going to win," said 21-year-old university student Nao Okada, who burst into tears at a Tokyo sports bar as the final whistle sounded.
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Bush immediately burst into tears, crying so much that she didn't hear Ocasio-Cortez, in her victory speech, call out the progressive candidates she believed could deal the next blow to the Democratic establishment.
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The kids, who were visiting the Kent State campus, erupted in cheers when they were told of the news, while their parents, watching from a live feed in a separate room, burst into tears.
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Molly Scott Cato, the British Green MEP, burst into tears during her farewell speech, telling the parliament: "One day I will be back in this chamber, celebrating our return to the heart of Europe."
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The model Kinga Razak, who closed the show in a full-skirted cocktail dress with a distinct nod to Dior's trademark New Look, burst into tears while walking down the runway during the finale.
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My mother, who burst into tears when I asked her if she'd ever felt safe, had never known what it was like to be treated like a full human being until she met him.
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer may look like he's about to burst into tears (with a little Photoshop help, I think), but the article never says he does, nor is there a video of him bawling.
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Taipei, Taiwan (CNN)When Chinese gay rights activist Peng Yanhui heard that Taiwan had approved a bill legalizing same-sex marriage on May 17 as he boarded a flight, he burst into tears of joy.
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"In the clinic you see people sitting and you think they look okay, but very often if you ask with any kind of sensitivity how they feel, they burst into tears," van den Bosch said.
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I remember once when I worked for someone who was a bully, I ran outside so I wouldn't burst into tears in the office (I'd been told by other bosses to never cry at work).
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ROME (Reuters) - Napoli captain Lorenzo Insigne has apologized to a nine-year-old fan after the team's dismal performance in a 2-0 home defeat by Fiorentina on Saturday made the boy burst into tears.
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The one and only time I drove on a dual carriageway, I was so desperate to sneeze (and so terrified of the results) that I panicked, drifted off into a slipway, and nearly burst into tears.
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An emotional Jang burst into tears after rolling in a birdie at the par-five 18th at the Golden Ocala Golf and Equestrian Club to finally close the deal after four runner-up finishes last year.
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But the 25-year-old silver medalist had one more good jump left in him, into the stands where he proposed to long-time girlfriend and former Olympian Queen Harrison, who burst into tears and accepted.
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Sitting across from me in a windowless room at the Roxy Hotel in Manhattan, the artist formerly known as Antony Hegarty confessed that during her last interview, both she and the journalist had burst into tears.
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All five guests, who were lured to the courthouse thinking they were going to meet Mr. Clinton at a fund-raiser there, burst into tears the moment they realized they were actually Ms. Blatt's wedding guests.
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"One of our customers shared a picture of a bulldozer inside the remains of the building on Facebook, saying her son burst into tears, thinking it meant there would never be ice cream again," Clayton said.
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When Ms. d'Amore, who said Mr. Weinstein raped her in a New York hotel room in the 1970s, burst into tears in a department store on Friday, she was surprised at her own reaction, she said.
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When a nurse came in to change a Band-Aid on her hip, Fran burst into tears, her face contorting like a baby's, and wailed that it hurt, it hurt, it was horrible, it wasn't fair.
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Accepting her award, she burst into tears and then thanked her daughter — whom she became pregnant with while working on the album — for pushing her to finish shooting the accompanying videos before she started to show.
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The Emmy-nominated Game of Thrones star joined Regina King on The Graham Norton Show on Friday to talk about Beyoncé and Jay-Z's Oscars party, revealing that she burst into tears upon meeting the "Lemonade" singer.
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"The mom pulled me aside and said, 'The second I saw that you were playing Ariel, I just burst into tears for the sake of my daughter being able to see that,'" Huey said to Buffalo News.
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He asked Toni Osborne to buy the Big Issue — a magazine sold by homeless people — and she burst into tears, explaining that she was worried she didn't have enough money to keep the electricity on over Christmas.
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If you've ever walked through a shopping mall late in the year and seen people mysteriously burst into tears when the Christmas song "Little Drummer Boy" comes on over the loudspeakers, you've seen people lose this game.
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She said she was captivated by her natural ability: "She used to put down her comic book and be able to burst into tears across the garden and then go back to her comic book," Ms. Birkin said.
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"She explained that things started to change when she opened up about her feelings: "One day I said to a friend, 'I fuckin' hate this,' and she just burst into tears and said, 'I fuckin' hate this, too.
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"I pulled my back yesterday and specialists were saying I needed 48 hours, I was almost sure I could not take it to court today," said Mladenovic, who burst into tears after a two-hour-59-minute tussle.
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Eric Church burst into tears on Wednesday as he recalled performing at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival in Las Vegas just days before the devastating mass shooting that left 58 people dead and nearly 500 injured.
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Emotions ran high early on as doubles specialist Julien Benneteau, who was surprisingly dropped from France's starting line-up on Thursday, burst into tears when the players were introduced to the 28,500 crowd at the Pierre Mauroy stadium.
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Before you burst into tears over the photocopying machine wondering how you will ever get everything done, try this quick and simple mindfulness trick to regain your calm at work and allow you to be your best self.
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Emotion was not just restricted to the Rio Olympic Arena's audience, however, and silver medalist Diego Hypolito and bronze medalist Arthur Mariano burst into tears, embraced and draped themselves in the Brazilian flag after the results were declared.
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"I knew it was inside him, but he was tentative, and it scared him a little," Mr. Fassler said, recalling an evening, just before opening, when Mr. Bernardi burst into tears after a rehearsal, overwhelmed by the experience.
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Mr. Tennant said that the first time he attended a performance of "The Most Incredible Thing," he burst into tears, overcome by the emotion of the ballet and the knowledge of how much work had gone into it.
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The Peruvians can no longer say the same, and after the final whistle on Thursday, Guerrero, who had fought and won a legal battle to play here after testing positive for a metabolite of cocaine, burst into tears.
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Inside Out (2015) When Bing Bong sacrifices himself into non-existence, every adult in the room will burst into tears thinking of how their childhood innocence has been lost and how disappointing they must be to their childhood selves.
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After the hospital's lawyer, Katie Gollop, told a judge what doctors thought of results from new scans of Charlie's brain, the baby's mother, Connie Yates, burst into tears, and his father, Chris Gard, yelled "evil," according to the association.
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Ariya put her right hand to her mouth in disbelief and then burst into tears after holing a 30-footer at the first extra hole to outlast American Lexi Thompson and South Korean Chun In-gee in Cambridge, Ontario.
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There's something addictive about the tangy, mouth-puckering effect: Watch a baby suck on a lemon for the first time, burst into tears and then go back for more; try to resist a bag of Warheads or sour gummies.
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But the role served an olive branch: Banderas played it as a tribute to the man who had transformed his life, and when Almodóvar went to embrace his actor on the final day of shooting, he burst into tears.
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A solicitor at the time of his diagnosis, he had an insurance policy that allowed him to leave the job he'd had for 29 years—news so overwhelming for Andrews that he burst into tears when he heard it.
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"The appropriate fatherly response when you find out your girl got into college: burst into tears, drop everything, rush over and pick up everyone even remotely involved," the Love & Friendship star captioned pics of Sheen hoisting up her and Lily.
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Hasbro is aware, Mr Silbert notes, that without safeguards a prankster might, for example, type curses on his mother's smartphone in order to see a younger sibling burst into tears on hearing them spoken by a toy using mum's voice.
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More worryingly, for someone who previously would have burst into tears if somebody looked at me funny, it took a surprisingly long time to realize that, in addition to the dullness and my generally more Pollyanna-ish outlook, I wasn't crying.
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The Americans' victory, along with the new moniker, was the perfect departing gift for retiring U.S. head coach Marta Karolyi, who burst into tears as she watched her adopted country win back-to-back team golds for the first time.
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The royal greeted well-wishers as she arrived at a cycling-themed festival in Place de Clairefontaine, but the shy young boy burst into tears and hid his head on his mother's shoulders as Kate knelt down to console him.
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As I ran out of the tunnel with the American flag I could feel myself swelling with pride, and as I stood on the sideline with my hand on my heart as the anthem began, that swelling burst into tears.
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At the presentation ceremony afterwards, she broke down and, in one of the iconic images in Wimbledon annals, burst into tears while being comforted by the Duchess of Kent, the British royal who gave her a shoulder to cry on — literally.
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Jacksboro Elementary School teacher Brook Goins said in a Facebook post that she burst into tears at school, after a child told her he didn't have food and often went to bed hungry, unless staff members put food in his backpack.
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It's like when a toddler wobbles at the jungle gym and smacks their head against the side of a slide, quickly scrunches their face up to burst into tears and then thinks 'oh actually, I'm fine,' stopping themselves mid-wail.
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I'd wait until I'd walked around the corner after a session, as he waved me off from his doorstep, and burst into tears because he was nice to me, an uncomfortable reminder that I wasn't being very nice to myself.
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When he was shown crossing the Boston finish line in a tribute video during a New York Road Runners award ceremony on Thursday in Central Park, his father stood, raised his left fist in the air and burst into tears.
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Kenin had three breaks of Gauff's serve in the third set and burst into tears when her opponent's backhand went long to send her into her first Grand Slam quarter-finals, bettering her fourth-round defeat at Roland Garros last year.
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And I burst into tears at that memory of something I would never experience—never need to experience—and at seeing the faces of my husband and people who cared about me nearby, helping me, and this new emerging being.
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Last year, Ofcom received 2,525 complaints from viewers after contestant Dani Dyer was shown a misleading video of her boyfriend Jack Fincham reacting in shock to his ex-girlfriend's arrival at the villa, which prompted her to burst into tears.
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"Upon finding out that she was pregnant by a boy she had nothing to do with, Brooke Richardson burst into tears and told her doctor that she could not have this baby," Prosecutor Steve Knippen told jurors, according to the station.
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The trend has been fueled in part by an endless loop of home makeover shows on networks like HGTV, where we watch homeowners burst into tears of joy at the sight of a shag rug and a statement wingback chair.
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Some of it's a bit soft—like a woman is reading a book at a table and something is happening under said table—but it's better than trawling through porn sites trying to find something that doesn't make you burst into tears.
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In the women's 22014m breaststroke America's Lilly King got to the wall first in 29.84, while in the next lane 14-year-old Italian Benedetta Pilato burst into tears after seeing her name in the silver medal position ahead of Russia's Yuliya Efemova.
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But, I walked into my office and I burst into tears, because whatever it was, Z and Nika had tapped into that real, ugly volatility of addiction — the violence and physicality of it — in a way that I hadn't seen before onscreen.
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The first time I read it, I burst into tears and continued straight to the finale, pausing (to cry harder) only when Jo ends up with weird old Professor Bhaer, who is neither handsome nor rich, and not half such good fun.
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Find out how they met, Medley's friendship with Princess Diana, why she burst into tears at Andy Cohen's baby shower and her bond with the other women on the show, listen to this week's episode and subscribe to UnStyled via Apple Podcasts today
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Read these stories next: This Girl's Surprise Birthday Gift For Her Stepdad Made Him Burst Into Tears People Are Losing It Over This Photo Of A Girl And Her Family At A Soccer Game This Dad Celebrated A Small Win For Equal Rights At Church
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When Melanie, Kevin's mother, was asked by a talk show host about the uncomfortable similarity between Kevin's case and the story of the boy who ran away from heartless parents in her most recent children's book, she burst into tears and Frank ended the interview.
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"Holding all of that energy in the middle of an interview, I thought I was going to burst into tears in the middle of somebody talking about something that was not even related to me bursting into tears," admitted the former Oprah Winfrey Show host.
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Although I didn't think I had internalized our patriarchy's derision of women acting "crazy" or "hormonal," but a handful of times, after being whiplashed with constant nausea for so many days in a row, I would burst into tears, uncontrollably sobbing for hours on end.
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Whitlock produced a series of gravity-defying tumbles to win gold with a score of 15.633, while Brazilian Diego Hypolito burst into tears of joy as he claimed silver, delighting the partisan crowd and making up for his flops at the last two Games.
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Speaking with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle for a special EW Radio Spotlight, the actor, 41, reveals that his 19-month-old daughter Inez with wife Blake Lively burst into tears whenever he transformed into his heavily scarred character Wade Wilson.
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AMSTERDAM — The Dutch soprano Eva-Maria Westbroek has one primary concern about her performances in the title role of Puccini's "Manon Lescaut" at the Dutch National Opera this month: She does not want to burst into tears while she is dying in the fourth act.
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A few spontaneously burst into tears as soon as they met her, struggling to get their words out as they would tell her she was an icon or a role model -- praise the senator brushes off by telling them they are role models to her.
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Pammy burst into tears, and Paulie began pounding Paul, Sr., so fiercely in the groin with his tiny fists that he had to be sent to— Well, he certainly had not been sent to sleep in the garden shed in the dark of night.
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Your wife or husband and best friends are probably all too keen to reconnect with the boring you who doesn't wet himself on public transport, shout at police cars, dive out of windows, burst into tears during wildlife documentaries, and set himself on fire during conversational lulls.
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And take it from me – once you've seen a celebrity with millions of followers panic that her makeup artist can't apply fresh contour in time for a selfie, and almost burst into tears when she can't find good lighting, the whole thing feels less attractive anyway.
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Cover image: Rohingya refugees burst into tears during a protest march after attending a ceremony to remember the first anniversary of a military crackdown that prompted a massive exodus of people from Myanmar to Bangladesh, at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia on August 25, 2018.
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If any part of teen girl culture is prone to particular scorn, it's band fandom: the girls who burst into tears at the sight of Justin Bieber and write elaborate fanfiction about how Louis Tomlinson and Harry Styles from One Direction are clearly secretly in love.
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My friend handed me the megaphone, and when I walked out and I saw all those people, I almost burst into tears, because standing there, for the first time in my life, I finally felt like I wasn't just this small person facing the climate crisis alone.
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And when he slumps in the front door of his "home" to find Elizabeth, washing dishes in that quiet-angry-mom way, he looks about ready to burst into tears at letting her and his people down (by making secret phone calls to his cancer-stricken brother).
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There are variations of the story, but the common legend says the seeds are tears of the Hindu god Shiva, who was sitting in meditation for thousands of years and burst into tears of ecstasy when he finally opened his eyes and set sight upon the universe.
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Someone pushed me over while I was taking photos at a concert and I got really annoyed, and so afterward I said to them, "I'm a young student today, so you can push me around — someday I'll be an important photographer," and then I burst into tears.
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When I told the young African-American woman who'd given the first slap that this was exactly the kind of thing the Trump movement loved to see and would be happy to use, she seemed to suddenly come back to herself and nearly burst into tears.
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In the team's 24 years of existence, it's never made it this far, and as the country's only NBA team, the Raptors have made more adults burst into tears in the last few weeks than I have seen at any funeral I've been to in my entire life.
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"Clinton began to describe his visit to Italy the previous day: 'He was talking about visiting the U.S. graves at Anzio and suddenly he burst into tears — which was unexpected,&apos" Hardman writes, quoting a member of the Royal Household who was at the meal alongside Prince Philip.
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"The appropriate fatherly response when you found out your girl got into college: burst into tears drop everything rush over and pick up everyone even remotely involved," Beckinsale captioned the split photo of the friendly exes bear hugging and the Passengers actor lifting up their 17-year-old.
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"I was just standing there looking at the tree and I was so hurt by that green message and this lovely neighbour was just there and said 'how are you' and I just burst into tears and she was just there to give me a hug," said Serena.
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On Monday, Caprina Harris posted a video of a little girl who burst into tears when learning that President Obama is in his final year in office and that, come next January, he has to ride off into the sunset (or at least out of the White House).
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Within the span of a few seconds, she burst into tears while talking about the betrayal she felt when one pimp punished her by having his brother touch her, then had a fit of laughter while reading complimentary text messages from men who had purchased her for sex.
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Ask an average man to start a fire in a forest using just stones and twigs and he'll burst into tears, try to call an Uber, fail, and die there on the spot, because what's the point of going on any longer if you can't even get a 4G signal.
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Woke up the next morning, opened my phone, and the first thing I saw was a picture of a Georgia Tech cheerleader, a black woman with a big afro, kneeling among her teammates, mostly white — there was one Asian American woman in the midst — and I just burst into tears.
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At one point, a young girl, swaddled in a bright-pink winter coat, stopped in front of the restaurant window, tightly gripped the railing and burst into tears as her mother gently — and unsuccessfully — tried to lure her back to the ice Mr. Stan was asked if he had skated here.
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Some individuals are deciding not to pursue professional opportunities abroad to be here in our country's time of need; others burst into tears when they hear a street musician play the Star Spangled Banner, or simply upon hearing a pilot announce "welcome to the United States of America" when returning from abroad.
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I aggressively cry at my boyfriend as soon as I get home; I have several lachrymose eruptions at work over the next few days; when I go home for Thanksgiving, laden with five different calming herbal tinctures, I indignantly demand of my mom, "Why is everyone so worried about me!" and immediately burst into tears, proving that everyone was right to be concerned.
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Though Kafka disliked much of what he published — and professed that he would be happy to see it disappear from the world when he did, along with all the drafts of his incomplete books that he famously asked his friend Max Brod to destroy, a request Brod famously ignored — reading proofs of "A Hunger Artist" made Kafka burst into tears.
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