" "That can't be helped," Tompkins said, "and can't be refunded.
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But if it still can't be helped, then so be it.
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I try to avoid it, but sometimes it can't be helped.
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It may affect everyone that loves them, but that can't be helped.
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I try not to worry too much because it can't be helped.
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"The whole place has CS all over, it can't be helped," Panczak added.
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Also: everybody looking like Jerry Jones, while it can't be helped, is kind of creepy.
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I don't love starting my day away from my desk, but it can't be helped.
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Like all purveyors of journalism, though, the company is finding points of view can't be helped.
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It is generous and knowing, and offers a clear-eyed conclusion: some things can't be helped.
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"It can't be helped," Wada says of the inevitable Harvest Moon comparisons that Little Dragons Cafe invokes.
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There will always be people who either don't want to be helped, or can't be helped for some reason.
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It can't be helped, it's simply the day and age we live in, a time of violence and uncertainty.
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Miscommunications can't be helped during Mercury retrograde, and be sure to double-check whom you're texting before you hit send.
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You also look like you're about to go fight paranormal creatures, which I guess can't be helped at this point.
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Maybe lust is wrong, given that most of the characters are totally devastated by loss, but sorry: it can't be helped.
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"If people come to brag about getting close to the plant, that can't be helped, but at least they'll come," Sato said.
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Then we get to songs like "It Can't Be Helped" and "Justice," which are slightly more coherent versions of their live counterparts.
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But sometimes it can't be helped, particularly if you book a basic economy flight and don't get to choose your seat ahead of time.
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Just the seams on "Mountain Lion" have occupied his mind for a year — he doesn't "encourage" them, he said, but it often can't be helped.
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"There is no issue in the world that can't be helped by a little Shakespeare," the theater's artistic director, Oskar Eustis, said in a statement.
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It can't be helped and it often starts up at the most inconvenient of times like when he's trying to perform a stand-up routine or take public transportation.
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But Price's plan also includes money to help those with the kinds of serious pre-existing conditions that can't be helped just by a better diet, exercise, and regular checkups.
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On the other side, a lot of people who have problems with customer service lack essential life skills: they don't know how to talk to people, and they can't be helped.
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Nate eventually admits to Annalise that he was the one who put his father's file in the mail, but realized it was a mistake — some people, like his dad, can't be helped.
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Musk's mood can't be helped by the news that the SEC has subpoenaed Tesla over his August tweet, when he sent market traders scrambling by saying he wanted to take Tesla private.
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But with or without your chaperons you'll get there, you always get there, and you're always on time, except during those exceptions when exceptional things seem to happen which simply can't be helped.
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Those binoculars are also stories, bad stories, biased stories, harmful stories, about how black people are lazy, or dumb, or slick, or immoral, people who can't be helped by the best schools or even God himself.
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" Derek Wu, a single Angeleno, told me he was initially optimistic that Color Dating would be non-racist and promote interracial dating but was disheartened to find the app description framed attraction as something that "can't be helped.
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Page: So look, you say we text on that phone when we talk about Hillary because it can't be traced, you were just venting, bc you feel bad that you're gone so much but that can't be helped right now.
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A few years earlier, on her jam "Family Affair," Mary J. Blige chastised a culture of "hateration," in which destructive people try to inflict as much harm as possible, perhaps because it can't be helped, because hating is all they've known.
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Recapitulations of plot are often dull as oats, but this novel, which took top prize at this year's British Book Awards, spills over with so much intrigue that a plot summary can't be helped, nor should potential readers be spared the pleasure.
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Playlist: "Thermidor" / "Contempt" / "Good Provider" / "Ni Shagu Nazad" / "It Can't Be Helped" / "Wolf" /" Ratified" / "Justice" / "The Object of Power" Spotify | Apple Music For all this talk about Jucifer's intensity and how unforgiving their live performances are, they aren't tied down to a single genre; it certainly isn't all noise, all the time.
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That goal can't be helped by documents leaked on Monday by Greenpeace that reveal to the public, for the first time, American positions going into last week's T.T.I.P. negotiations in New York that indicate, as yet, irreconcilable differences with the E.U. However it turns out, there are important lessons to be learned for the future.
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Nonfiction NOBODY'S LOOKING AT YOU By Janet Malcolm It will seem perverse, but it can't be helped: To understand how Janet Malcolm has become one of the most distinctive American writers, you must ignore the 303,823 pages of her dozen books — even the one that occasions this review, "Nobody's Looking at You" — and focus on her single book of photographs.
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Goya's (And it can't be helped) from "The Disasters of War" (Los desastres de la guerra), c. 1810–1812, prefigures elements of The Third of May.Bareau, pp. 48–50. The Third of May 1808 (also known as ' or ',Prado, p. 141\.
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Asked about the reason for his resignation, Kyūma is quoted as saying that he did not want his comments to become a "minus" for the Prime Minister."Kyuma's excuse: 'It can't be helped' is often said in Kyushu dialect", japannewsreview.com, 3 July 2007. Yuriko Koike was appointed his successor the same day.
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Dawn reaches out to comfort him but it spites David who is tired of taking care of him and says that he can't be helped. David grows more and more jealous of the attachment between Nick and Dawn. Nick's mental illness gets worse and finally he decides to leave them and go back to the army. Dawn meets Gary in the church where they attend a choir and he shows interest in her.
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The main concerns of Don Balosa, who doubles as the town priest, are floral arrangements and making sure his schoolboys avoid masturbation. At confession he warns Titta that "Saint Louis cries when you touch yourself." Given his fantasies involving the busty tobacconist, the sensual math teacher, the fat-bottomed peasant women on bicycles, Volpina the man-eater, and Gradisca whom he tried to grope at the Cinema Fulgor, Titta complains that it can't be helped. A dirty dust cloud announces the visit of the federale during a parade led by the local gerarca.
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Bix, Hirohito and the Making of modern Japan, 2001, p.676; John Dower, Embracing Defeat, 1999, p.606 In Asian American Women: The "Frontiers" Reader, author Debbie Storrs states: > The Japanese phrase shikata ga nai, or "it can't be helped," indicates > cultural norms over which one has little control... This notion of suffering > in part stems from shikata ga nai: failing to follow cultural norms and > social conventions led to a life of little choice but endurance of > suffering.Linda Trinh Vo, Marian Sciachitano, In Asian American Women: The > "Frontiers" Reader.
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On 25 December their father received a letter from Henslow which said that Darwin would become one of the premier naturalists of the time, and enclosed some copies of a book of extracts of Darwin's letters on South American geology which had been printed for private distribution. Their father "did not move from his seat till he had read every word of your book & he was very much gratified – he liked so much the simple clear way you gave your information"., , Darwin was horrified that his careless words were in print, but No hay remedio (it can't be helped).
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Agreeing that the system takes unfair advantage of NPB players, the MLBPA offered to help JPBPA fight the posting system in court. However, according to one JPBPA official, the Japanese court process is too long and involved; therefore, the "problem can't be helped". Yomiuri Giants club representative Hidetoshi Kiyotake has expressed dislike of the system, because it enables Major League Baseball to poach players from Japan. By using the posting system, he says, Japanese teams make a profit in the short term, but by allowing Japan's best players to be sold to MLB, NPB teams and Japanese baseball suffer in the longer term.
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This was reported in the press as "Let the poor eat barley!" Ikeda then became Minister of International Trade and Industry following a cabinet reshuffle in 1952, but was forced to resign less than one month later after he was reported to have said in the Diet, in reference to efforts to curb rampant inflation, "even if five or ten small businessmen commit suicide, it can't be helped." Nevertheless, Ikeda remained a senior LDP lawmaker in various party posts, and returned to the Cabinet as Minister of Finance in December 1956. He then became minister without portfolio in June 1958, and Minister of International Trade and Industry in June 1959.
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