She fell to her knees, bursting into tears, pleading for clemency.
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I saw police officers bursting into tears and protesters hugging them.
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There is footage of me just bursting into tears as I realized.
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I couldn't pick out a head of broccoli without bursting into tears.
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Demi was shocked to see her, bursting into tears as the two embraced.
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"I feel like bursting into tears," she says like a latter-day Cassandra.
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Acting strong and stoic might help, but bursting into tears will spell disaster.
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I would wait for his white truck to disappear before bursting into tears.
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"This is special, gold is the biggest dream," he said before bursting into tears.
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It seemed like an obvious decision, but I surprised myself by bursting into tears.
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Out of nowhere, the aphorism hit me, and I surprised myself by bursting into tears.
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In her reaction video, the mother reads the words aloud, bursting into tears several times.
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"It was not easy for me to have my daughter separated," said Filadelfo, bursting into tears.
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The powerhouse star admitted she cried off and on the whole day, spontaneously bursting into tears.
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"I just feel like Rand and I are not the same," she says before bursting into tears.
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And I've been bursting into tears spontaneously all day so either it is my period or a premonition.
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The now-viral video shows groom Gabriel bursting into tears as Annabelle makes her way down the aisle.
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I can't write or speak of this act without bursting into tears, over a decade after it happened.
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"A lot of people have lost everything, and it just breaks your heart," she added, bursting into tears.
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A young Japanese girl, surprised at spotting him on the platform, shouted, "Omigod, what!??" before bursting into tears.
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This one, currently running on prime-time TV, features a man bursting into tears at a child's birthday party.
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Bell reacted to the surprise by bursting into tears out of sheer happiness, prompting Shepard to laugh at her outburst.
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I'm of no use or help to anyone if I can't even survive a Tube ride without bursting into tears.
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Pregnancy depression might be when you can't see the pumpkin and mums on the front steps without bursting into tears.
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Students milled around aimlessly, red-eyed, dazed, and often bursting into tears or hugging people they saw crossing the quad area.
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She missed a lot of school, had difficulty connecting with her non-Jewish friends, and found herself suddenly bursting into tears.
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DJs and supporters who had filled the public viewing galleries at the hearing were quietly shocked, with some bursting into tears.
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But the abiding images of the visit were of refugees in the Moria camp bursting into tears as they met the pontiff.
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After a decade and change of knowing her, I can finally make fun of her without the result being her bursting into tears.
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On July 9, 1953, Ruthie was once again proclaimed innocent, bursting into tears when the announcement was made, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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He says it's all not true Kelly became visibly emotional during the interview, at one point bursting into tears and leaping from his chair.
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Afterward, standing by President Barack Obama at a news conference in the Rose Garden, Ms. Hockley focused all her energy on not bursting into tears.
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Meanwhile, I cannot count on my fingers the number of people I have witnessed spontaneously bursting into tears in the two weeks after Donald Trump won.
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"I thought I would get protection in Bangkok, that I wouldn't have to live in fear of being arrested all the time," she says, bursting into tears.
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She was present — bursting into tears — when a new Virginia attorney general, Mark Herring, announced in 2014 that he would allow the immigrants to pay resident rates.
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Video of the moment Pressley learned she had won the campaign went viral on Twitter, showing the likely member of Congress bursting into tears and hugging her husband.
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Videos of Nie's family bursting into tears at the news of Friday's verdict were shared thousands of times on the microblog Weibo, China's equivalent of social network Twitter.
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After about a month of taking the pill my skin was awful, the mood swings were worse, I was feeling sick and bursting into tears at random times.
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The short already has audiences erupting with laughter, gasping in shock, and bursting into tears as this mother watches her dumpling son grow up and grow apart from her.
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When Raonic shoved a backhand into the net to end the contest, a delirious Murray roared to the sky before bursting into tears as his latest achievement sunk in.
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If you're anything like us, you can't even hear the opening bars to "Angel" anymore without bursting into tears like one of Pavlov's (well-loved and cared for!) dogs.
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"It took forever to shoot because both Jennifer and I, we could not look each other in the eyes and do that scene without bursting into tears," he said.
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It's Mary Richards's suppressing a crackup at the funeral for Chuckles the Clown, then bursting into tears when the priest tells her Chuckles would have wanted her to laugh.
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Late in the season's second episode, someone asks why they persist in this madness, and Carrie answers the only way she knows how any more — by bursting into tears.
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At the winners' ceremony, she earned a huge roar of approval as she held up her medal for the crowd before bursting into tears as the Brazilian national anthem played.
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In video footage of the sweet moment, the boy is shown excitedly opening the gift and staring at the photo in the box for several seconds before bursting into tears.
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Garner, 45, posted a throwback video of herself on Instagram Thursday, bursting into tears as she told someone over the phone just how much the musical's score meant to her.
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If you and your kin can barely get through an ASPCA ad without bursting into tears, we're guessing Bumblebee and his puppy-dog eyes are going to totally do you in.
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The voice on the recording – an interview between then-PEOPLE reporter Sue Carswell and a man going by the name John Miller – was Trump's, Maples told Carswell before bursting into tears.
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Even negative experiences were given a chance to breathe, so the story about you bursting into tears when the DJ wouldn't play "Set You Free" for a third time becomes a shared tragedy.
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Video footage shared on the Love What Matters Facebook page the elderly woman bursting into tears as her family presented her with the pillow, a red cushion with black, white and gray stripes.
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"This is a very unexpected death, she didn't deserve it, my grandmother was a strong person," said Cuban 18-year old student Katherine Lucia Martinez, bursting into tears and clinging to her father.
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"It's not unusual to hear about an older relative bursting into tears because a teenager wouldn't eat the dish that was their special contribution and that everybody always raved about," Ms. Clark said.
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As her mother chops onions, Anne again discusses the matter of the diaries, only now it is her father whom she speaks of in the past tense, before bursting into tears of grief.
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With a microphone, she and her husband leaned over the opening many times in the initial hours and told him not to cry, bursting into tears when they stepped away, according to people at the scene.
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Despite his newfound penchant for graphic violence and sudden good looks (everyone is inexplicably hotter after they become possessed), Akira retains much of his original personality; he's still overly sensitive and prone to bursting into tears.
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Before bursting into tears, the now-elderly family friend says she kept Bobbi Kristina for 2-3 months and that the child would go on to live with her for the first eight years of her life.
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So we might be aware of, but not greatly moved by, the plight of Syrian refugees until the photograph of a dead child face down in the sand triggers our emotions and has us bursting into tears.
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She'd been diagnosed with depression 10 years before, when she was in her mid 20s, and this time she recognized the warning signs: trouble sleeping, the urge to avoid other people, and bursting into tears for no reason.
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"When Gunther professed his love to Rachel, that scene, it took forever to shoot because both Jennifer and I, we could not look each other in the eyes and do that scene without bursting into tears," he said.
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MINGORA, Pakistan (Reuters) - Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai visited her birthplace in Pakistan's Swat Valley on Saturday, bursting into tears as she entered her childhood home for the first time since a Taliban gunman shot her in 2012.
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He made international headlines during the 1990 World Cup in Italy, bursting into tears after receiving a yellow card in England's semi-final against West Germany which would have seen him suspended for the final if England had qualified.
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Mr. Polk clearly regrets his inaction, but I was especially interested by his anecdote about bursting into tears after learning that his first child was female and would thus be forced to face the sexism that he was able to ignore.
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So there is teenage Eva (Jacqueline Guillén), bursting into tears on a prom night gone wrong, wanting so badly the solace of her mother (Maria Elena Ramirez), but having only her sweetly bumbling father (a terrifically winning Triney Sandoval) to drive her home.
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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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Sharapova's game is not yet firing on all cylinders but the Russian's competitive fires still burn bright ands he broke Halep to open the third set then grimly hung on for the win, dropping to her knees and bursting into tears as the Romanian's return sailed long.
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I would later learn to tap into this hard-earned logic when faced with the following: Disaster: Bursting into tears hours later when I realized that the wipes warmer had betrayed us by omitting a light that bothered the baby while she tried to fall asleep.
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"He would come up behind me in the bathroom when I was leaning over to clean and rub himself against me," said Karima Emtir, another of the plaintiffs, bursting into tears a few days before the award as she described in an interview the treatment she had endured.
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When the women overcame their first-set loss in the final and beat Serbia 3-1 Saturday night to claim the 26th -- and final -- gold medal for China, the entire Chinese cyberspace seemed to explode with joy and pride, with countless posts from around the world on people bursting into tears.
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In order to learn exactly how to leave a dorm for the very last time without losing your mind, bursting into tears, or holding onto college crap you'll never actually use again, we spoke to Ali Wenzke, author of The Art of Happy Moving: How to Declutter, Pack, and Start Over While Maintaining Your Sanity and Finding Happiness.
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Steadfast followers have long ago learned to suspend their disbelief at a number of the show's outlandish tics: how early the contestants will say "I love you," how excited they are to go on dates where they'll be vying with ten others for the attention of a single human being they literally just met, and the disproportionately dramatic reactions to seemingly small events—like bursting into tears and declaring you are "unlovable" after being dumped on a second date, or having a bumper cars–related panic attack.
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For example: That Time She Actually Enjoyed Being Outside In February Without Having to Put on a Parka and Two Scarves First That Time Her Morning Routine Included About 19 Fewer Layers Than Ours That Time She Matched Her Hair to the Clear Blue Waters of a Summers' Day (And We Wept) That Time She Invited Her Friends To Enjoy Temperatures Above 40º and Cruelly Forgot to Call Us That Time She Convinced Us That We Needed to Book A Tropical Vacation ASAP, Bank Account Balance Be Damned That Time She So Embodied a PeRfect Beach Day That We Stared At It Long Enough For Our Screens to Give Us A Tan That Time She Decided to Be Kind and Only Rub the Gorgeous Warm Weather in Our Face a Tiny Bit That Time She Showed Us How Happy We Too Could Be, If Only We Weren't Stuck Living in a Frozen Tundra That Time She Made Us So Jealous We Couldn't Look Out the Window at the Bare Trees Without Bursting Into Tears
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The film ends with Yadhunandhan bursting into tears and his adoptive father takes Yadhunandhan with him.
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Her running gag has her unexpectedly bursting into tears. Her personal color is dark blue. In battle, she pilots the new Emblem Frame "Eagle Gazer", a slow sniper that attacks with Extreme Lancer.
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Then Phoenix, "bursting into tears",Homer, Iliad 9.432-433. pleads passionately with Achilles to put down his anger and return to the war. In a long speech covering 172 lines,Homer, Iliad 9.434-605\. For a detailed discussion of Phoenix's speech, see Rosner, pp. 314-327\.
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101 The Queen relied on her second eldest daughter Princess Alice as an unofficial secretary, but Alice needed an assistant of her own. Though Helena was the next eldest, she was considered unreliable by Victoria because of her inability to go long without bursting into tears.
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"The Basilica", City of Caudry She was buried in the Saint-Souplet church. A few years later, her bones were brought back to Caudry during a procession that Harduin attended. Bursting into tears, he miraculously recovered his sight. Her bones became relics kept in Cambrai, then in Le Cateau-Cambresis, and finally in Caudry.
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More recently, her poems contemplate on love, life, and language. Her two latest poetry collections are entitled Warak and Euneuniga. The term “warak” can either denote the action of bursting into tears or the sound of hugging someone tightly. “Eun-neun-i-ga” refers to the main four nominative case markers in the Korean language.
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Gacy hugged Rhode before bursting into tears and saying, "I've been a bad boy. I killed thirty people, give or take a few." Gacy left Rhode and drove to Cram's home to meet with Cram and Rossi. As he drove along the expressway, the surveillance officers noted he was holding a rosary to his chin, praying while he drove.
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A month later, at the ASCAP Awards in Nashville, Tennessee, Pickler received a songwriter award for co-writing "Red High Heels". She performed "I Wonder", at the 2007 CMA Awards. During the performance, she was visibly overcome with emotion and struggled to even finish the song before bursting into tears. The performance received a standing ovation.
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She starts to prepare breakfast. Eventually awakened by her noisy incompetence in the kitchen, Sam watches her surreptitiously. She tells him that this time she listened to the words, and proclaims her intention of being nothing more than his wife. She continues her efforts, bursting into tears amid exploding waffles, flying toast and an erupting percolator.
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Ludendorff, 1919, II, p. 326. The German retreats continued, pressed by Allied attacks. OHL still vigorously opposed offering to give up the territory they desired in France and Belgium, so the German government was unable to make a plausible peace proposal. Ludendorff became increasingly cantankerous, railing at his staff without cause, publicly accusing Hindenburg of talking nonsense, and sometimes bursting into tears.
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He thereafter worked without further interruption until February, 1820, when, shortly after reading the portion of Scripture on which he intended to lecture, his recollection failed, his mind became confused, and, bursting into tears, he told the audience that his infirmity prevented him from proceeding. He continued to preach intermittently as his health allowed, finally resigned his pastoral charge on October 25, 1821.
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These activities contribute to the promotion of Turkey and the hospitable Turkish people. When the last day arrives, 26 April, sad hours for children have come. Bursting into tears, they begin to return to their home countries; they are leaving behind their Turkish brothers and sisters, but taking along peace and friendship with them. In a flood of emotions, the festival week comes to an end.
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According to the Sūtra a devaputra by the name of Susthita was enjoying the supremely wonderful bliss of heavenly life. But then he suddenly heard a voice in space saying, On hearing this, Devaputra Susthita was so terrified and rushed over to the Heavenly Palace of Lord Sakra. Bursting into tears, he prostrated himself and telling what had happened to Lord Sakra. Lord Sakra immediately calmed his mind to enter Samadhi.
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In New York, Duffy was left apologising to an audience after briefly bursting into tears. She stated to the audience that this happens in one out of every 15 of her shows when she feels exposed for reasons she does not fully understand. Duffy also made a recording for British broadcaster BBC, performing at the LSO St. Luke's. The performance was televised in 2009 on the British television station BBC One.
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In 1981, the four deposed leaders were subjected to a show trial and convicted of anti- party activities. During the trial, Jiang Qing in particular was extremely defiant, protesting loudly and bursting into tears at some points. She was the only member of the Gang of Four who bothered to argue on her behalf. The defence's argument was that she obeyed the orders of Chairman Mao Zedong at all times.
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He is happy and proposes to her, making her walk out. Later, Charity accepts Declan's proposal and Declan announces their engagement in The Woolpack and Charity's pregnancy, just as Jai walks in. Charity later decides to go ahead with a termination and offloads to her consultant, bursting into tears and telling her how she gave Debbie up for adoption. However, after booking an abortion, she finds that Declan has told Noah about the baby.
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With Ceylon's independence, the Citizenship Act of 1948 excluded these Indian Tamils from citizenship, making them stateless. S.W.R.D.'s policy toward the stateless Tamils had been moderate, granting some citizenship and allowing productive workers to remain. His successor, Dudley Senanayake, was the first to recommend compulsory repatriation for the population. Bandaranaike toured the country and made emotional speeches, frequently bursting into tears as she pledged herself to continue her late husband's policies.
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It was declared best seller of 1974. By 2012, the book has been published in 40 editions by the publishers Ferozsons. Ambri was considered as a 'masterpiece' by Anwar, as he blends his emotions about the incident in such a splendid form that one can not control himself, while reading, from bursting into tears. Ambri is highly requested by the audience in the Mushairas and in the annual gatherings of Pakistani poets.
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He nearly married once, but the girl's mother begged him to end the relationship, saying: "Let's face it Georgie, you're a midget." Although he became rich and famous, Wood never forgot the remark and could never recount the story without bursting into tears. Wood was inducted into the prestigious show business charitable fraternity, the Grand Order of Water Rats and served as "King Rat" in 1936. With age and experience, Wood mellowed.
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A police person recognizes Prasanta and asks Roy to be in the theater hall. In the meantime, Suchi buys 1st row tickets to watch singer Abhijit live for first time. As the curtain unfolds, Suchi gets astonished as she recognizes the man on stage to be their mysteriously disappeared driver Hridoy Haran, and she feels humiliated while bursting into tears. Mr Roy watches public reactions to his son's song and decides to change his mind.
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Thompson recounted bursting into tears upon learning the news of his termination. In interviews, he supposed that the dubbing of his voice, unlike the other actors, was an indication of dissatisfaction over his performance. Thompson later appeared in the 2000 Ben Elton film Maybe Baby as Dave the Comedian/Mrs. Furblob. He also appeared in Harry Hill's live tour Hooves as the minor characters of the Horse, the ballboy and the Greek man who grabs Harry's neck.
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Once seated, Steve repeatedly apologized before bursting into tears. In the ensuing years, Khan wondered if talking to Steve more might help her deal with her trauma, and help Steve to better understand the roots and consequences of his violence and make him less likely to reoffend. She also decided to try to record such a dialogue as a resource for both domestic abuse survivors and offenders. She proposed such an idea to Steve in 2013.
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In the preface to the collection, Maugham recounts how he engaged a servant in Singapore to assist him in his travels. Ah King, a twenty-year old man, accompanied him for six months. When Maugham was about to depart for Europe and the time came for them to part ways, Ah King surprised the author by bursting into tears (having shown little sign of emotion previously on the journey), leading Maugham to dedicate the volume to him.
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On Day 41, Tami finally spots land and a Japanese research vessel in the distance and fires off two flares, successfully attracting its attention. The vessel lowers food and water supplies to Tami and tows the Hazaña to shore. Tami returns to Tahiti after recovering and visits Richard's boat, bursting into tears after seeing the photos of Richard and herself. She goes to the beach with a frangipani flower, places her engagement ring around the flower, and lets it go in the water.
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In episode 28 of the nineteenth season (Pokémon the Series: XYZ), 'Seeing the Forest for the Trees!,' It reveals the true story of why Ash Ketchum loved Pokémon, when he was a little boy, Ash went to the forest to look for wild Pokémon. However, during the trip in the woods, it started to rain, and Ash got lost and was so scare to the point of bursting into tears. Ash was forced to take shelter under a hollow tree.
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The Head, was a puppet stone bust who would humorously recap the steps needed to produce the last art piece made. After doing this, he would usually show his creation of the previous Art Attack, most times however getting it comically wrong and usually bursting into tears. However, on occasion, by accidentally doing part of the instructions incorrectly, he would create a different effect to that desired and be proud of his work. He would sometimes tell jokes after the Big Art Attacks.
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Her parents are involved with the school board in this portrayal. The motivation given for her hatred of Greg is his recital of an offensive playground chant poking fun at her that sent her bursting into tears in elementary school. She appears in the film adaptations of all three films Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Diary of a Wimpy Kid; Rodrick Rules and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days. Alterations made to the books include her talent for both wrestling and playing tennis.
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This story concerns a firework, who is one of many to be let off at the wedding of a prince and princess. The rocket is extremely pompous and self-important, and denigrates all the other fireworks, eventually bursting into tears to demonstrate his "sensitivity". As this makes him wet, he fails to ignite, and, the next day, is thrown away into a ditch. He still believes that he is destined for great public importance, and treats a frog, dragonfly, and duck that meet him with appropriate disdain.
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The increasingly emotional Perry gathers her possessions, from her car trunk, enters a nearby restroom, and begins her change of identity. She cuts her hair short (at this point bursting into tears), removes her bracelets, flattens her breasts, and changes into a hoodie and jeans. Perry enlists in the United States Marine Corps, and after a brief scene of recruit training, reports to the School of Infantry for the Marine Corps' rigorous basic combat instruction course. She reminisces over her experiences with her ex-boyfriend, yet remains spiteful towards him.
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She was most noted for bursting into tears after the completion of her floor routine in the final rotation, having avenged the heartbreak of losing an all-around medal via a tiebreak four years earlier. In the floor final, Raisman again finished second behind Biles, with a score of 15.500, bringing her to a total of six Olympic medals. This made her the second most decorated American Olympic gymnast behind Shannon Miller. Although overshadowed by Biles, Raisman received praise for her dignity and maturity as well as for her performances, which had improved from 2012.
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When Bakshi- Doron publicly told the farmers that they could rely on the sales, the Haredi newspaper Yated Ne'eman began to leak word that Eliashiv would delegitimize him and put him and his family in herem (ex-communication) if he refused to back down. Distraught, Bakshi-Doron went to meet with President of Israel Moshe Katsav, reportedly bursting into tears. Despite the open support of Katsav and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Bakshi-Doron ultimately succumbed to the pressure from Eliashiv. This was widely seen by the National Religious camp as surrender to the Haredim.
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Nel has been involved in controversies both on and off the field and he has been fined for a number of ICC Code of Conduct breaches during his career. In February 2001 he hit the headlines after bursting into tears when he felled Allan Donald with a fiery bouncer in a domestic first-class match. It emerged later that he had been following instructions from his coach Ray Jennings to target Donald. Later in the year during the tour of the West Indies he, along with four other teammates, was found guilty of smoking marijuana.
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On October 19, the defense called the two surgeons who tried to revive Selena at the hospital. The defense questioned why Quintanilla, Jr. would request that a blood transfusion not to be performed on Selena due to his religious beliefs, when by law, Pérez would have the final say whether or not the procedure would be performed. The autopsy pictures of Selena were displayed for everyone to see. The white American jury member was affected by the pictures, and was seen "bursting into tears" as Lloyd White described his findings in detail.
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The butler, Felice, who meanwhile has gone off to a milliner's with a scrapof straw as a sample tolook for a hat of the same kind, comes back empy-handed. Anaide, bursting into tears, confesses that she cannot go home without the hat, for it was given to her by a "jealous and very brutal" husband. Fadinard, who is expected for his wedding, protests in vain: Anaide faints, Emilio threatens a duel. The refuse to budge from the house until Fadinard, even though he has to go and get married, comes back with a hat exactly like Anaide's.
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BBC News. Retrieved 27 June 2014. Romário gave a televised news conference in which he made his case and apologised, bursting into tears three times, though he said he could not remember doing or saying anything against the manager and the players."Romario's last chance". BBC News. Retrieved 27 June 2014. The BBC's South American football correspondent, Tim Vickery, called Romário's news conference "bizarre" and reported that there were "increasingly credible rumours" that "senior players asked Scolari not to recall the veteran striker". Scolari was unmoved and did not pick him, saying before his squad announcement that Romário's exclusion was "technical and tactical".
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The Hungarian embassy in Berlin on 15 May said his application for asylum would not be accepted, but it was unclear when Mahler would be returned to Germany to complete his sentence. On 13 June 2017, Mahler was deported to Germany by Hungarian authorities; he was greeted by lawyers after landing in Berlin and transferred to a Brandenburg prison. In an interview in 2005 with the Israeli reporter, Naftali Glicksberg, Mahler claimed that he is partly of Jewish descent. He described how his mother, bursting into tears, told him and his brothers that they have Jewish ancestry and are one-eighth Jewish.
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Joan later talks by phone to her husband Greg, who is shown on an Army base in Vietnam in uniform, and discusses her pregnancy (revealing that she had not had an abortion earlier in the season). After stalling for much of the day, Don finally calls Faye to end their relationship and inform her of his sudden engagement. Faye, clearly upset, tells Don that she hopes "[Megan] knows you only like the beginnings of things," before hanging up on him and immediately bursting into tears. Don arrives at the Ossining house and is surprised to find Betty still there, having arranged to meet a real estate agent.
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188 The disputes between the couple occasionally had to be settled at the Lancaster police station, where police would observe Ruxton talking erratically before bursting into tears. Furthermore, Isabella is known to have attempted suicide by inert gas asphyxiation in 1932, and this suicide attempt had resulted in her suffering a miscarriage. On one occasion in 1933 Isabella complained to police that her husband had begun beating her; when police visited Ruxton's practice to investigate her claims, Ruxton denied he had assaulted his wife, alleging that Isabella had been unfaithful to him. Nonetheless, within twenty-four hours of this incident, Isabella had returned to her partner.
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By August 1984, Janice began struggling with herself and went to Stan, in order to inform her that Hooker was not part of "The Company". However, she maintained that the organization did exist. In a televised interview for Girl in the Box, Stan told the interviewer that she then went to a bus station and phoned Hooker to inform him that she was leaving him, and that he reacted by bursting into tears; Stan subsequently caught a bus home. In the months that followed, she did not contact the police but continued to call Hooker regularly; she explained this at the trial by saying that she wanted to give Hooker, at Janice's request, a chance to reform.
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Bhaer later agrees to read Jo's stories, but she is devastated when he later criticizes her work, dismissing it as sensationalistic. Bursting into tears, Jo reveals that she feels abandoned by Laurie and hurt that Aunt March, who had long promised her a trip to Europe, has taken Amy instead. After consoling Jo, with whom he has fallen in love, Professor Bhaer advises her to write from her heart, and Jo decides to return home where she is needed, for Beth is again very ill. Upon her return to the now nearly empty March household, Jo learns that her beloved Beth is dying and spends the next few weeks caring for the courageous girl, who bears her suffering without complaint.
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In this account Herbert seems devoted in the extreme, being too distraught to be with the king on the scaffold and bursting into tears when the king seemed upset by some news he had brought. It is true that many of the staunch Roundheads Parliament appointed to the king's service were converted into royalists on getting to know him. However Threnodia Carolina may have been an attempt to give Herbert a good name in Charles II's government (the king made him a baronet) and to clear the name of his son-in-law Robert Phayre, who was a regicide. After the execution Herbert followed the New Model Army to Ireland arriving that summer to take up a position as a parliamentary commissioner.
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This also led him to believe that since we are "immortal beings" that we must always try to "do the right thing". Some time later the article described an incident where he had pushed a smaller boy out of the way in a queue at a sweet shop. He later interpreted his later sense of remorse at having done something wrong as the "Classical Christian conviction of sin", and claimed to have had a religious experience on a London Underground train where he felt a sense of joy at being forgiven, and simultaneously bursting into tears. Read also claimed to have taken part in a miracle of Christian healing at a Christian meeting run by John Wimber, organiser of the Vineyard Movement.
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After he observes Twingo trying to help Maria escape, an attempt that Maria declines because she does not want to endanger Hooky and Twingo's friendship, Hooky turns her over to the Soviets that night. Hooky is reproved for his rigid obedience to duty by Twingo and the Mother Superior but angrily shifts responsibility for what happened to the nun. He and Twingo continue their repatriation duties and they announce to the Soviet Professor Serge Bruloff (Konstantin Shayne) that he is about to be deported; Bruloff reacts by shooting himself. Hooky claims that there is no connection between Maria's reluctance to be deported to the Soviet Union and Serge's suicide, until the third person on his list, Helena Nagard (Tamara Shayne), Serge's wife, responds by bursting into tears.
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She and Frank then argue, with Frank accusing Joan of only getting involved out of guilt, due to her estrangement from the family and ignoring Mo after the death of their father. Joan and Graham then take Mo to a restaurant, as Mo believes that Pat and Frank are trying to poison her and refuses to eat another meal served there. Afterwards, when Joan leaves, Mo begs her not to and hides from Frank when he comes into the room, bursting into tears, believing he will kill her. After a brief talk with Dot, it is decided that it is better for Mo to go to Colchester with Graham and Joan, and Dot explains to Frank that it will be better to let her go than to keep watching her decline.
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Nilsen's recollections of the unidentified victims were vague, but he graphically recalled how each victim had been murdered and just how long the body had been retained before dissection. One unidentified victim killed in November had moved his legs in a cycling motion as he was strangled (Nilsen is known to have absented himself from work between 11 and 18 November, likely due to this particular murder); another unidentified victim Nilsen had unsuccessfully attempted to resuscitate, before sinking to his knees and sobbing, before standing to expressly spit at his own image as he looked at himself in the mirror. On another occasion, he had lain in bed alongside the body of an unidentified victim as he listened to the classical theme Fanfare for the Common Man before bursting into tears. Inevitably, the accumulated bodies beneath his floorboards attracted insects and created a foul odour—particularly throughout summer months.
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When he objects, another letter informs him that the time has been moved to midnight. True to form, on the final stroke of midnight a mysterious killer in a heavy black cloak and hood shoots him dead with a rather large pistol (how dead he is, though, is a matter of question), and a police officer (voiced by Billy Bletcher, modeled on characters portrayed in film by Fred Kelsey) immediately begins to investigate. After checking out the premises and the servants, the officer gives a lengthy chase to the real killer, finding the mansion to be filled with surreal pitfalls, strange characters—including a red skeleton (a parody of Red Skelton) and a ghost that's terrified of mice—and booby traps that slow and obstruct him. He eventually traps the killer and unmasks him, revealing him to be the opening- sequence host, who confesses "I dood it"—one of Skelton's catchphrases—before bursting into tears.
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Mickey Rooney presented an Academy Juvenile Award to Judy Garland, who then performed Over the Rainbow, a "Best Song" nominee from The Wizard of Oz. As the evening progressed, Gone with the Wind won the majority of awards, and Bob Hope remarked to David O. Selznick, "David, you should have brought roller skates". Making a speech, Selznick paused to extend praise and gratitude to Olivia de Havilland, a "Best Supporting Actress" nominee, and made it clear in his speech he knew she had not won. Fay Bainter presented the awards for Best Supporting Actor and Actress, prefacing her presentation of the latter award with the knowing comment, "It is a tribute to a country where people are free to honor noteworthy achievements regardless of creed, race or color". Hattie McDaniel became the first black performer to win an Academy Award and in expressing her gratitude promised to be "a credit to my race" before bursting into tears.
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Ferris once thought Ryner to be naive and foolish when shown the first page of his report by Sion before they started their travels, in which he talked about an ideal world where nobody kills anyone, experiences the loss of a loved one, or ever suffers from wars and conflicts. However throughout their travels, and through the experiencing of multiple dangerous situations, they've formed a tight bond and developed a strong rapport and understanding of each other during fights. During this time, Ferris starts becoming capable of more emotions gradually, and started seeing Ryner as someone who cannot be left alone before he gets himself hurt again, physically and emotionally. Eventually, Ferris unconsciously develops deeper feelings for Ryner, bursting into tears and then going berserk when she believed Ryner to be dead, attacking an opponent far superior to her with no second thoughts other than vengeance and no thought of her own well-being.
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