"I cried, cried and cried some more," Patricia Cline recalled.
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The first time I said 'no,' he cried and cried and cried.
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"I cried and cried, for three days I cried," she told me last week.
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Throughout the evening, Nick cried, Vanessa cried and quite a few of Vanessa's family members cried, too.
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I thought life would be better but it was a cold and strange place, so I cried, cried, cried.
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And, and the camera just stayed on me, stayed on me, stayed me until I cried and cried and cried.
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The thief boy had cried and cried, Pastor John said.
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I cried for all the times I had never cried.
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I cried and cried, clutching my head in my hands.
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I cried and cried because, up until then, I felt healthy.
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We have screamed and cried and screamed and cried some more.
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And I cried—I cried for somebody I didn't even know.
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I just cried and cried, and I've never had that experience before.
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He was about ten years old, and he just cried and cried.
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He totally knew it was pee, and he just cried and cried.
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So when I cried in Tom's office, I cried because I was pissed.
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I cried and cried, and I decided I would never, ever leave her.
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We love nature movies, and we cried and cried when we saw that.
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I then went and read some more about dogs and cried and cried.
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"When Alex first gave me the draft, I read it and cried and cried and cried, I was so angry," Tizon's youngest sister, Maria Silbernagel, tells PEOPLE.
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She cried, she wiped away her tears, she laughed and then cried some more.
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He just put his hands over his face and he just cried and cried.
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I cried and prayed for his soul, I cried and prayed for America's soul.
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I cried the first time I saw it and I cried a lot this time.
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Evans said he cried six times, while Hemsworth said he cried more than six times.
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She cried as she left the green and cried as she left the scoring area.
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"He cried, and I cried, and it was like the hardest breakup," Ms. Hawkings recalled.
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"It made her feel special and she cried and I cried," Lucas said about the video.
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"I never, never cried before a Nazi," she said, adding that she cried only at night.
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"I got back to that hotel room and I just cried and cried," she told me.
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I've been living with it for like three weeks, and I couldn't tell anymore if it was touching I see on Twitter: 'Oh, I cried and I cried and I cried.
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Ashley cried about Jared, then she cried about the fact that she was crying about Jared and then she cried about her dead dog Lucy because once Ashley starts, she can't stop.
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Vinny cried, Izzy cried – it was actually pretty upsetting because these two honestly made a cute couple.
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I cried on the entire flight to Dallas, and I cried all day leading up to it.
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I cried, then I got my shit together, and then I cried and got my shit together.
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For the first time in her life, she said, she felt hope slipping away, and she cried – cried because she was scared for her life, and cried for her dream of attending college.
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"I cried, I cried with relief," said Gibson, who works as forensic artist at the Houston Police Department.
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So I asked him if he ever cried while he was in the hospital, because I cried all the time, and he wrote me back and said yes, that he cried after the electrocution test.
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I cried for her, but most importantly I cried for BlueJay, because life will always be harder for him.
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At first, she couldn't figure out how to pee on concrete; she cried a lot, so I cried a lot.
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He cried once when I dumped him when I was angry, and he cried again when his dad passed away.
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We were exhausted but couldn't sleep and when we thought we had no tears left we cried and cried again.
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"When I saw it, I cried, I cried for hours," said Ms. Lambert, who fled the storm and returned on Monday.
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Op-Ed Contributor HOHENFELS, Germany — My eyes welled with tears of happiness, and I cried as I had never cried before.
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In reality, I usually cried once on any given day that I cried at all, but the distribution is pretty skewed.
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My mother told me that she and I were distraught; I cried and cried, but her mother would not give me back.
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I sat in his little waiting room and I filled out a form and I cried, and then he called me into his office and I cried, and then I started seeing him regularly and I cried every single time.
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It was understandable that I cried, that I thought about killing myself, that I cried so much, and that I am now here.
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"At the [Republican National Convention] when he accepted the nomination, I cried and cried and cried to him in an SUV back to our hotel room, and he got me P.F. Chang's and I thought, maybe I can marry this guy," she said.
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"I cried on the entire flight to Dallas, and I cried all day leading up to it," Lindsay wrote in her exclusive PEOPLE blog.
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"I said, 'Oh my God' and just cried and cried and then my sons were crying because we were all so scared," Carin said.
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I cried for them, but I cried more for the loss I knew everyone else was feeling than for the loss I felt myself.
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"I cried on the entire flight to Dallas, and I cried all day leading up to it," she later wrote in her exclusive PEOPLE blog.
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I hadn't cried in months — I was all cried out from months of moping — so it was deeply cathartic, luxurious even, to feel so deeply.
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When the dealer laid eyes on it, he "sat and cried, and cried," to the point that Mr. Badalamenti "thought he was stupid," Mr. Grado recalled.
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Ms Hill, a civil servant, who "cried and cried" after Hillary Clinton's defeat, is canvassing for Abigail Spanberger, a Democrat running for Virginia's Republican-held 7th district.
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A recent survey from Monster found that not only have more than 8 in 10 workers cried in the office, almost 50% have cried a few times.
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"I know a little girl and a little boy whose mother and father got a divorce, and those children cried and cried," Mister Rogers says in an episode.
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Jen said it was a frightening experience: "That night, after we finally got him to sleep, I cried harder than I had ever cried in my life," she said.
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This guy who got the surprise of a lifetime after he and his wife experienced fertility struggles … Because when they cried tears of joy, we cried tears of joy.
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"When Isao Takahata died, I cried like I have never cried before, and I felt like a part of me had been chipped off from the shock," he said.
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" - Sharon, 22 "Cried when I could not orgasm.
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I might have ... cried ... when I opened it?
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" - Harry, 30 "Cried after running into my ex.
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" - Jesse, 258 "Peed on a cop's car. Cried.
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"I cried when I bought it, and I cried when I picked it up — because that's when it started sinking in we were actually getting married next week," she said.
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Out of his earshot, she said, "Thank you for showing him that there are going to be places in the world that understand and accept him, because that's not always true where we live," and then I cried and she cried and then he cried, three weepers silhouetted in a sex toy storefront.
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When I arrived at the hospital I cried and cried as the nurses comforted me as best they could while hooking me up to the oxygen machine and taking blood samples.
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I cried a whopping 263 times on 240 unique days, which means that, on average, one out of every three days was a crying day, during which I cried two times.
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Eric Sundermann has cried multiple times to 'Carrie & Lowell.
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" Another person wrote, "I 100% cried watching this scene.
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I cried to our line producer, caterer, PAs — everyone!
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I cried — not always but from time to time.
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" Filled with joy, he cried out, "That's my Dopey!
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" And his friend was like, "Yeah, I cried too.
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" • Quotation of the day "I cried when I heard.
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" At home, July took inventory, cried, "There's no protein!
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" The president of production, Cathy Schulman, cried, " 'Jerry Maguire'!
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" The door opened and someone cried, "Who's the President?
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"I felt so outraged ... I cried," Farah Larrieux said.
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One recalled that the girl had struggled and cried; another remembered that all the girls cried; one believed that she herself had spoken out, but that no one else said a word.
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When she cried, we cried; when she laughed, we laughed; and when a wannabe model dared to challenge the kween, we recoiled, eyes wide, hand gently pressed to our necks in disbelief.
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"She said that she couldn't let me out no matter how hard I cried because it would show me that if I cried hard enough, I could get out of anything," she testified.
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"I called everyone, canceled, apologized, cried, called vendors, cried some more and then I started feeling really sick about just throwing away all the food I ordered for the reception," she told IndyStar.
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When that the Go90 staff have cried, Oath hath wept:
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I would have at least like screamed [or] cried. Nothing.
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I think I cried for the next couple of days.
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We've cried oceans of tears of the last nine months.
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"When I went into the supermarket, I cried," she said.
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"I cried and hugged them," Haight said of her reaction.
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Ryan said the incident left her so upset she cried.
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We've cried oceans of tears for the last nine months.
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Many nights she cried herself to sleep, alone and afraid.
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The day Walter graduated, however, he cried himself to sleep.
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The world had just lost a true talent; we cried.
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I've cried out, I've laughed out, it's all of it.
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I cried many times and felt so depressed while weening.
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The man who cried book is back at it again.
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On the walk home, I called my brother and cried.
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"I cried that day," Ferguson says of Knox's 2011 release.
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"Not cried, but I saw it their eyes," she said.
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"I cried reading it on the subway," says Martha Tesema.
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"Can I have some more, sir?" the home faithful cried.
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I want people to say 'I laughed, then I cried.
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Have you ever cried after hearing bad news at work?
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I sat in front of my table and I cried.
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"I got to touch it as I cried," he said.
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It's one of the few times that Max actually cried.
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I felt so horrible for what happened I cried too.
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At this point, he is the Kardashian who cried wolf.
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"We cried together, Kit and I," Turner admitted to People.
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"I cried a lot," Ihus said of the special moment.
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"I have never cried like this," she writes early on.
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Shawkat said she was upset and cried after the conversation.
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We never learned those things, we cried about those things.
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Then his father cried out with joy, 'It's the Americans!
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I cried that day at how much he loved me.
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"Luke from Handmaids Tale is just a hottie!!!" another cried.
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"I cried my eyelashes off," Rachel says in the studio.
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I cried in my press screening for I Feel Pretty.
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According to the BBC, she cried heavily during the hearing.
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"Delay, delay, delay!" cried Donald Trump at the last debate.
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I cried because I thought I wasn't good at it.
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He lay on the bed and cried into the pillow.
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" Madeleine Jones "Before every appointment, I cried in the bathroom.
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Once he spanked me like a child until I cried.
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My mother should have cried over Jack Pearson's television death.
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The kids made me cards and pictures and I cried.
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When she was gone and I was alone, I cried.
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"I just sat on the floor and cried," she said.
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He continued to grow, and cried when he was hungry.
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"I actually cried about it all day yesterday," Scott said.
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Anderson went to her rapist's funeral and cried in relief.
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"I can't!" he cried before reaching for the gross drink.
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I cried again when I saw Michelle Obama's inauguration dress.
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Headey wrote she then got into her car and cried.
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Blessed is the rebel, he cried; no progress without him.
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"The star of the campaign was you," cried Mr Corbyn.
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As the award was announced, Hogan cried and hugged Houston.
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"You know, when we got back, I cried," he said.
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Has it been a long time since you last cried?
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We laughed together, we cried together, and we healed together.
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I called him every day and cried all the time.
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He cried and told me he couldn't take it anymore.
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I've sung to my daughter, and she cried every time.
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Famously, Lindsay cried so hard she lost her false lashes.
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When my wife Lina first heard [the song], she cried.
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I don't know that I cried, but man, it hurt!
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"I cried through most of the film," she told me.
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"Let's have a round of applause for bipartisanship," he cried.
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"He cried and howled, he was not excited," Amberson said.
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Her son Jordan cried as his sister rubbed his back.
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At the sight of blood on the ground, she cried.
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It was like the third time I cried this season.
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I cried on the phone when my doctor told me.
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Claudio Ranieri cried tears of joy at the final whistle.
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I almost cried a bit when I played this through.
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I think I cried on a daily basis — fun tears!
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And when Poussey died, we all cried along with Brook.
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I cried all night thinking about those puppies out there.
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"They went looking for the K money road," she cried.
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My dad never cried; I'm very different in that way.
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I definitely can't remember a time when my dad cried.
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Taco, 29It's been a few months since I last cried.
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"It was so nice, I almost cried," Baker tells PEOPLE.
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"The cameraman who doesn't even know me, cried," she shares.
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"The way he cried I will never forget," she said.
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I may have cried in front of Final Cut Pro.
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"I cried the day Amazon bought Whole Foods," she says.
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Garner, who was unarmed, cried "I can't breathe" 11 times.
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I slunk onto the floor of my bedroom and cried.
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Also true to form: Bell cried, while Shepard cracked jokes.
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"Every time, I think I cried every time," she added.
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The morning I read about Gord's cancer fight, I cried.
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I remember doing the civil wedding, and how you cried.
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Somewhere in the world, Zach Braff cried tears of joy.
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Further up and further in, the creatures of Narnia cried.
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When Trap House 3 came out, I cried to it.
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After I drank the tea, I cried for two hours.
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"Granny, I'm getting sand in my eyes," the child cried.
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"Long live Apo!" everyone cried, using a nickname for Öcalan.
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"I just cried," said Garner, a teacher for six years.
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"I just got shot, I can't run," she cried out.
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The women cried every time we talked about their children.
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I cried quite a bit in the weeks after María.
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When he found out it was a boy, Gutierrez cried.
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Your brother's blood cried out to me from the ground.
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When my mother cried, he didn't know what to do.
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" She pounded the table and cried out, "I've dishonored you?
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Terai cried, and felt that a burden had been lifted.
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"Oh, I cried," the student, a girl named Angie, said.
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For the last month, the girls cried virtually every day.
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Ms. Taylor, so moved she nearly cried, promptly signed up.
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"It's him!" one of them cried, pointing at the boy.
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I couldn't eat or sleep and I cried a lot.
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After one interview, I sat in my car and cried.
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When they left, she fell to her knees and cried.
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It was a highly unpopular move and critics cried nepotism.
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I'm a crier so I definitely cried a little bit!
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"Yeah, I cried a lot," he said of the teasing.
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"Tonight I cried because it's never the end," he said.
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I think we just both cried for about an hour.
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At first, she cried and interrogated him: Was he gay?
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Filled with remorse, he sat on the ground and cried.
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There, they shucked off their niqabs and cried with joy.
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The whole last year in LA I cried every day.
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For the first time in a long time, I cried.
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Monica Velasco cried over the document she needed to write.
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I cried, and then couldn't help but laugh at myself.
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"I've cried a lot at this company," Patil told TechCrunch.
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She cried, only to realize that was being logged too.
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When Daddy returned to the car, Lula cried, Daddy, why?
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" Van Ness cried, and Turner said she thinks he's "incredible.
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As I cried, he held me and called me sweetheart.
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But justice has cried out from that day until this.
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"I've cried with them," the woman said of her friend.
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They danced and hugged, laughed and cried, shouted and rejoiced.
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Some of the girls cried as they recalled their terror.
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Couples have cried on the phone in retelling their story.
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"Who will I take to parties now?" cried a mourner.
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One episode I cried at was the assisted suicide episode.
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"We have got to get back to normal!" he cried.
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I mean I cried when Tony Stark (no relation) died.
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"He cried but nobody could hear him," Mr. Sethi said.
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"The first time I saw this I cried," he said.
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One Congolese woman cried as she stood on the sidewalk.
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A few people I know actually cried watching this movie!
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She cried, and I did everything I could not to.
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Defense lawyers quickly discovered the tracking software and cried foul.
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I don't know when was the last time I cried.
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While some players cried, she did not, Thai reporters said.
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She remembers how much she cried alone in her room.
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His mom cried while he distracted himself with arcade games.
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I'm not gonna lie to you: I cried earlier today.
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When the time came to wean my son, I cried.
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"I cried," she said, the emotion palpable in her voice.
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"When the flight was suspended, I literally cried," she said.
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"We hugged, we cried, we did tequila shots," Bray said.
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I cried when I watched the Nipsey Hussle memorial service.
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When Boston chose Trent Frederic at No. 29, Rupp cried.
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I cried the first time I saw a naked man.
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As they cried, the other children began crying as well.
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A colleague and I almost cried on the way home.
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They cried, they hugged, and she gave him her endorsement.
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She put her head on my chest while she cried.
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"But it works!" she cried, with an almost childlike glee.
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Some people cried, some strangers hugged, many conversed with strangers.
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He shook his head and cried as we floated away.
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By the end of the interview, both women had cried.
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"We must stop eating!" cried Toad, as he ate another.
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My daughter cried and asked if I will get better.
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"I don't know how many times I cried," she said.
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At first they wouldn't look at me, then they cried.
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I practically cried when I ran out a week ago.
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But when the protesting masses cried betrayal, Yanukovych was finished.
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"When I saw that number, after, I cried," she says.
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"He told me, 'The first show you cried,'" she recalled.
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"My wife cried when she saw our community," he said.
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"We invaded their home and their land," a woman cried.
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Supporters of Mr. Sanders cried as his verdicts were read.
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The pop star cried and had to restart the song.
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"I was devastated, I cried," Billings told CNN on Thursday.
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The ground kept sticking to my feet, so I cried.
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"Believe me, I cried my eyes out plenty," she said.
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Six thousand miles away in Manhattan, she cried every day.
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"Real snow!" a little girl cried, stepping onto the ramp.
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Harris was suspending her campaign for president, I cried again.
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A daughter of Ecuadorean immigrants cried alone in her car.
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On Halloween 2017, he sat in his bedroom and cried.
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Trump, however, has cried "treason" at least two dozen times.
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"I sat next to them and cried too," he recalls.
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Throughout the hearing, the father cried and clenched his fists.
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The volunteers cried, and the Khojas could not stop smiling.
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" He added: "I read that Napoleon cried when he died.
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And this week, he cried about Elizabeth Warren on CNBC.
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"You cannot just put her in some institution!" she cried.
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"I cried, but it was tears of joy," Amber said.
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As a child, only music calmed him when he cried.
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I cried a lot and didn't eat for two days.
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By the time it was over, I had cried twice.
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She cried all day as the goal came within reach.
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"Can you just pray over him?" she cried in desperation.
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It's a little bit of the boy who cried wolf.
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When it was over, Beckham cried in the locker room.
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I haven't cried at the wrap of a film since.
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At first, "when he got hit, he cried," Underwood said.
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I've never cried more on a job in my life.
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"I don't think I cried in her office," Shapiro recalls.
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I cried out for my baby and no one responded.
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A daughter of Ecuadorean immigrants cried alone in her car.
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But they've also cried and raged and staggered out stunned.
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When I saw it, I think I cried five times.
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"The girl cried, but she had no tears," she said.
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"A woman!" she cried, throwing her hands into the air.
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It happened really fast and I cried out in shock.
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"I cried every day and every night," Mr. Blount said.
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He called his parents, and his girlfriend, Scarlett, and cried.
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Several opponents cried when the measure passed out of committee.
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Meanwhile, Phoenix cried every day when he was dropped off.
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So I cried and cried and if you can believe it let go of total control (i know crazy right) sent them my Pinterest and just asked when they wanted me to show up!!!!
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I kicked it against the wall and ran to the bathroom and cried and cried until someone heard me and got a teacher, who brought me to the nurse's office, who sent me home.
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"We sat on the porch and cried and prayed," she says.
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Carrie Koller Waller, Carson's mom, took to Facebook and cried injustice.
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When it was over, I just hugged my partner and cried.
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" Local villager Ayu Kartika said: "Everyone cried and was in shock.
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"Shankaron had a fever, she cried the whole way," Fatumata says.
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I got really angry, because she cried and felt really bad.
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Well wishers cried and offered condolences to Rukundo's husband, Balenga Kalala.
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I cried with relief, knowing we were going to make it.
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If Hamza cried, this is the best thing we could do.
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Aides throughout the New York hotel ballroom cried during her remarks.
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" "He met with the family as they cried on his shoulder!
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He does cry and I have cried quite a few times.
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The day after Trump's election, Yumbla and his students cried together.
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Harris also cried as he pleaded "no contest" to each count.
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And so when I got the diagnosis, I cried with relief.
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We laughed, we cried, we learned about climate change from Leo.
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The movie was adorable and I only cried a little bit.
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" In response, Grover cried either "That sounds like an excellent idea!
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I cried from there all the way back to the block.
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Probably the first 30 years in my life, I've never cried.
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"I cried all the way home," Schmitt-Matzen told the newspaper.
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It made me laugh a lot; I also cried several times.
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She cried and screamed, so they pumped her full of tranquilizers.
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Afterward, you washed the dishes, went into the bedroom, and cried.
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When she left, I ugly cried like I never had before.
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Prince, Phaedra and I cried a little -- and laughed a lot.
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Needless to say, I cried more than my toddler that day.
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He has been cried into, squeezed, stitched up, lost, found, everything.
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It's unclear if any faculty members have cried in the closet.
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Nobody cried, except when they so happy because they won $10,000.
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She laughed at it so hard that afternoon that she cried.
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We've all cried over cuts before — but nothing quite like this.
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We got the notice and cried together on the bathroom floor.
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I sat in a back pew and cried for a while.
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Many coughed and sneezed, and some children cried and ran out.
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We laughed, we cried, we shook our fists at the sky.
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With his mutilation hurting my eyes, I turned away and cried.
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" When Blair learned that she had MS, she "cried with relief.
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When I held the picture in my hands, I almost cried.
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When I held the picture in my hands, I almost cried.
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Many of them cried while Crusius, 21, appeared before the judge.
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I've definitely cried in the changing rooms a few times, however!
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I was forced to give the game back, and I cried.
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Last year I cried a lot for people I never knew.
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Somebody told me that he cried and I was like, 'Yes.
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I've cried more yesterday and today then my whole life combined.
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Lindsay cried her eyelashes off, and Kraus wailed into his sweatshirt.
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He cried again when he said goodbye to the remaining contestants.
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We both cried like babies, as well as everyone in attendance.
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Kraus cried so hard he had to take his shirt off.
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If she cried out, a sock was stuffed in her mouth.
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He jizzed inside me, and on instinct I cried, Wait. Stop.
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In the ensuing minutes, Khloe cried, then whimpered, then became unresponsive.
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"I cried when I saw the crown was safe," she said.
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That morning, he cried and said he wanted his siblings back.
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"I'm a nationalist," he cried out on a stage in Texas.
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"They shot and killed my parents!" he cried to the dispatcher.
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"We've cried yesterday all day," brother Marco Pineda told the Republic.
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I cried when she departed just hours before me from Mexico.
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I've done mostly comedy — I had never cried as an actress.
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"I cried all the way home [after the interview]," she said.
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Bernie Sanders cried when his brother, a delegate, voted for him.
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" When Blair learned that she had MS, she "cried with relief.
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"I cried," she said of her reaction upon receiving the gift.
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I cried because I never thought I would see this day.
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I must have cried 1,000 tears watching his interaction with her.
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We've loved, laughed, cried, fought and weathered many real life storms.
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Basically the entire cast and crew cried for the whole episode.
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As you can see in the picture, she cried a lot!
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For 30 minutes I just sat on my couch and cried.
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Do you remember the story of the boy who cried wolf?
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Rosario dropped his head and cried after the verdict was read.
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She cried and implored National Guard officers to let her cross.
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The women, who didn't know each other, hugged, prayed and cried.
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The last time Drake dropped a new music video, we cried.
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I've cried at work and been forever changed by my jobs.
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"The potential alibi witness cried out to be investigated," Irwin said.
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As an adult, I cried when I saw him in concert.
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I've never had surgery before and I've cried daily multiple times.
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He concluded the lesson as he'd started it: "Salute!" he cried.
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It's been a long time since I cried myself to sleep.
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When the locker room cleared out, I sat down and cried.
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I think I cried a little bit on the way home.
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My employee found out the news at work and she cried.
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"There was a time where I cried every day," Durant said.
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Check out the candidate's reaction the second time the baby cried.
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As Democrats cried foul about the lack of Flint funding, Sen.
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He cried, and so the people took him to their hearts.
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I cried when I couldn't miss treatment because of the election.
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It went well for me—though I cried pink for days.
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When we finally reunited, you can imagine how much I cried.
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When I got home, I sat on my bed and cried.
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He got out, and he and Scott cried for a bit.
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"I'm sure I cried more than I smiled," Lenning told me.
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"When I read the script [for Moonlight], I cried," Monae says.
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"I went home and cried for like three days," she said.
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I got back in my car and cried my eyes out.
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"Still, Grandma cried a lot in the early days," Fabiankovic said.
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They too had mothers who cried for them and blamed themselves.
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Teammates and head coach Tyronn Lue also cried tears of joy.
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As everyone hugged and cried, Kim went to embrace Uncle Donn.
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"My God, what is the sin of these people?" he cried.
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"I lost my right arm, please help me," his colleague cried.
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"I cried a lot," Teresa tells PEOPLE of last week's trip.
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I read books, visualized the characters, laughed and cried with them.
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Democrats cried foul, arguing there was still investigating left to do.
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We've all heard the story of the boy who cried wolf.
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"Red!" he cried, referring to the bright blazer I was wearing.
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I missed him so much over the weekend, I actually cried.
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This is the first time I ever cried after a match.
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When the match ended, she fell to the grass and cried.
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His daughter cried and begged to stay with him, he said.
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"I can't breathe," he cried out, and then he stopped moving.
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For days, Chand cried inconsolably and refused to eat or drink.
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If Dr. Ford cried this much, she'd been dismissed as unstable.
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" Near the escalator, a voice cried out, "I know this guy!
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In one shot, a father cried out for his small son.
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Evans said he "cried like six times" while watching the film.
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The full measure of that loss hit me, and I cried.
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Her coach Aimee Boorman cried as Biles came off the floor.
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"I literally cried for the entirety of her show," he said.
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"We are slain," cried Lewis D. Campbell, a representative from Ohio.
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"I tried to fight, I cried a lot," she told CNN.
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For weeks the Socialist Party's rank and file has cried betrayal.
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Somebody else took his place and bravely cried, 'I'm a Blackstar.
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I don't remember it now, but my father says I cried.
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When do you think Sylvester Stallone last cried in the shower?
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I cried on the street and let the asshole hug me.
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Do you have any other thoughts about A Girl Cried Red?
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He became so upset that he actually cried, and he left.
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I started weeping at midnight and eventually cried myself to sleep.
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Shkreli cried during the hearing as he apologized to his investors.
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I've never laughed and cried so much at the same time.
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I've laughed, I've cried, I've tried my luck with Gertha Shirkey.
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Puth then cried as the actress awarded him with the trophy.
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"I just melted down and cried and sobbed," Citro told CNN.
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They would -- never cried in their life, and they were crying.
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I was so upset by the last scene I actually cried.
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His mother cried, prayed and made the sign of the cross.
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The story continues: "You're lying, you don't remember!" cried the children.
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Then he cried after dropping off his older daughter at college.
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In his car on the way home, Tauber cried with relief.
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He sat and cried and found the strength to go on.
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"You're Sofia Coppola!" he cried, as if greeting an old friend.
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"We went out on his boat and I cried," Baum said.
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"Oh my god, my car is starting to move," Stevens cried.
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I went back to my apartment and cried in the bath.
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A few days later, I sat in my truck and cried.
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Charo cried, because she didn't want to let Mr. Harrah down.
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"We flew off the hinges, we cursed, we cried," said Johnson.
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Then I felt guilty for being jealous, and cried about that.
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"There's myths in the hood about him," one kid cried out.
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I cried every single day for the final month of filming.
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I cried and I was like, 'It's 2020, what the fuck!
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I cried and I was like, 'It's 2020, what the fuck!
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Like many first graders on their first day, Ms. Hwang cried.
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"Good job!" she cried, each time a new runner got on.
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"I cried," she said of arriving at the site by helicopter.
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"Come on," Representative Joseph Crowley, Democrat of New York, cried out.
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Some cried as they waved to the children and blew kisses.
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K.S. cried and begged the reporter not to run the story.
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I laughed, I cried, and I loved every second of it.
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They'd all be better people if they cried a little more.
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He married my other sports teacher, and I cried for weeks.
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Talking with other Dreamers on the phone afterward, we cried together.
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I've cried so much this week because this is my home.
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Even back then, I cried at moments of separation from her.
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I cried, but we are friends again and I accept it.
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CARRIE FRAZIER (casting director) I cried because it was so moving.
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"I remember when I first told her ... she cried," Kim said.
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But when I finally caved, I laughed so hard I cried.
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We watched "Marriage Story" — it was good and emotional, I cried!
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Many of them cried as they watched flames consume the building.
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She cried for her son when she lost custody of him.
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After his father's arrest, Steven cried nearly every night for months.
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He cried constantly, probably from pain and discomfort, Ms. Espíndola said.
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When an F.B.I. agent handed it to him, his mother cried.
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Dr. Mortimer cried when Ms. Ashby informed him they were moving.
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"Here we are!" cried Mistress Brandon merrily, coming into the room.
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She squirmed and cried when Ms. Terrero tried to hug her.
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New Yorkers cried on the subway the morning after the election.
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Teigen cried when Legend first debuted "All of Me" in 2013.
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Tiny slapped the chair with the cape and cried, Next up!
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When Salzman told his client about the decision, both men cried.
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Kelly cashed the check, stepped into the front office, and cried.
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They cried as the judge spoke to them through a translator.
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Anna stood holding on to the bed rails and cried silently.
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They had a fresh horse, he cried, and it wasn't fair.
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After a while, Yael woke in the next room and cried.
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Shiffrin cried at the flower ceremony, and again in interviews afterward.
|
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Women cried out the names of children they had left behind.
|
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Women cried out the names of children they had left behind.
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I left the pharmacy and sat in My car and cried.
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I did not know how to answer, and so I cried.
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When I read The Times's special section, once more I cried.
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I cried for a while after relistening to some of them.
|
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And, I admit, I cried like a baby at the end.
|
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"I cried … and told her that I missed her," he says.
|
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She cried intensely, but alone, not wanting anyone to see her.
|
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I almost cried at the relief (a few tears did escape).
|
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She usually cried during, and after, but in a good way.
|
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"It was the first time I cried in public," she recalled.
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GUTFELD: Marie, do you think it&aposs true that part of the problem it&aposs the boy who cried wolf, but it&aposs the boy who cried collusion, the boy who cried impeachment, so when it happens -- you know, it&aposs just like, not this again because I know next week, there&aposs going to be something that makes this look small, right?
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"He cried, he cried, and said to please give him another chance because he knows if he's not here — if he doesn't get this opportunity — he won't do it anywhere else," the counselor, Ana Dominguez, recalled.
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The barista was corporately trained to be that friendly, I knew, but the warmth of his hands transferred to my cup and the connection carried me to the bus stop and home, where I cried and cried.
|
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I've cried a lot over my broken heart since that February day.
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"I read the speech, and I cried my eyes out, " Robbins said.
|
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"Yes?" he said, putting a ring on her finger as she cried.
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My students cried foul at suggestions that they make software systems accountable.
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I don't think I've ever cried so much watching a family sitcom.
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I still remember the way you cried, and it just kills me.
|
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This groom who cried uncontrollably and looked to his friends for support.
|
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Lemus tells me "she cried a lot" after Trump won the election.
|
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We laughed and cried like the family that Bowie has made us.
|
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Holding their breaths in disbelief, folks finally let go and cried — together.
|
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People held hands, some cried, and others left flowers at the scene.
|
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"Why do you do this to people?" the singer cried to Evans.
|
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She, in turn, cried over him a lot in his final moments.
|
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I cried my eyes out all the way from Hawaii to Arizona.
|
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When it was over, Geimer went out to the car and cried.
|
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"I cried for an hour before I bought a laptop," she confessed.
|
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She says when she watched the dash camera video, she just cried.
|
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Howard said she "cried for the first 24 hours" after the attack.
|
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Trump also reportedly cried for a full day after Kurt Cobain died.
|
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Her son cried, she says, because he didn't understand what was happening.
|
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Personally, I cried like a baby at that scene on the show.
|
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Minkowski told The Record-Eagle she cried upon her reunion with Squirt.
|
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Then Tony died with Peter nearby in Endgame, and we all cried.
|
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"JUSTICE FOR GILLY BECAUSE SAM STOLE HER DAMN FUN FACT," another cried.
|
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I already cried a bit during one romantic scene between two men.
|
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After the woman from the agency called our donor, the donor cried.
|
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"I do not know how to stop hurting you," the fisherman cried.
|
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" Also, Dennis Rodman cried on CNN because it was "a great day.
|
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"She cried over Justin because he broke her heart," one tweet read.
|
|
"The war is over" cried Londoners as ceremonial gunfire broke the news.
|
|
She cried, of course, at her own Opry invitation back in March.
|
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When I sent my cousin and aunt the video, they both cried.
|
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"Ben cried, but we always knew he was going to," says Chapman.
|
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Next my husband, Dan, offered a bottle while she cried, gagged, fought.
|
|
The officer who she said shot her fiancé cried after the shooting.
|
|
Kardashian West had cried on television before, of course — and has since.
|
|
Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe split up, and we cried for them.
|
|
Haddish cried, Oprah teared up, and now you'll get choked up, too.
|
|
Flanagan cried and yelled as she approached the finish line all alone.
|
|
"I think Aly cried because she really, really wanted it," says Raisman.
|
|
We hugged, we cried and I felt so relieved I told him.
|
|
"I cried, became angered, fearful and resentful of God," Riegel, 46, wrote.
|
|
"[W]hy must you haunt me with those memories," cried another fan.
|
|
I cried out in pain and begged him to leave me be.
|
|
In that span of time, users all over the place cried foul.
|
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Unfortunately, he is a Nazi who cried, so our hands are tied.
|
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We cried and held each other as we walked to the car.
|
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We just held each other for probably two hours and just cried.
|
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I'm not going to lie, I cried so much during this trip.
|
|
But hey — maybe everyone should listen to the boy who cried wolves.
|
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I cried every day of the first three months of our marriage.
|
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He said, 'Great' and walked away and I cried a little bit.
|
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"Look -- a Route 66 pin," she cried holding up a seared memento.
|
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I went back to my car and cried as I drove away.
|
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Just like all those years before in the J.C. Penney, I cried.
|
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As the verdict was read, several jurors openly cried, reports Tulsa World.
|
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I talked and cried and it did me a lot of good.
|
|
Residents of majority-black cities have long cried foul over the practice.
|
|
Watching it, I cried more than Leslie Mann does in the movie.
|
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When I was done with the audition, I really cried to death.
|
|
Throughout her 63-year reign, Queen Elizabeth has rarely cried in public.
|
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I sat in that empty classroom and cried for a few minutes.
|
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His parents "cried their hearts in confusion" over him, their first child.
|
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" She adds: "The little one says, 'I cried at school today, mommy.
|
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He cried through the entire ceremony and most of the reception. 13.
|
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"I just talked to him on the phone and cried," she says.
|
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He has become the president who cried wolf on this particular topic.
|
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I've cried at how much of myself I recognize in her work.
|
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She cut my sister's and my hair really short and I cried.
|
|
She also cried when talking about being denied a UK work visa.
|
|
But the third time he took the call, he cried with joy.
|
|
A line of family and friends watched, clapped, cried and took photos.
|
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"I hadn't even cried about my experiences until after 'Westworld,'" she said.
|
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I read it only once, and we both cried silently through it.
|
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I went back to my room and cried for a long time.
|
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FJ, 29The last time I cried was when my friend passed away.
|
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Women cried as men lined up for prayers during the funeral services.
|
|
The Denzel one-tear at first, then I cried like a baby.
|
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When I heard that story, I just cried – I laughed so hard.
|
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I cried when I wasn't allowed to see how much I weighed.
|
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"Charge the cockpit or you die!" cried the pro-Trump intellectual right.
|
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" She adds, "We literally – can I say that we've cried together before?
|
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And then I saw what Trump said and I cried as well.
|
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And I went home, I cried, and I made this Word document.
|
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Richard Blumenthal "cried like a baby" during a previous and unrelated controversy.
|
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The newborn's tiny body shook and shivered — and he often cried inconsolably.
|
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DG's mom screamed ... she cried ... she gave Derrius a big ol' hug!
|
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I don't know who's cried more this season: me, Briana or Matt.
|
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Alex was overly sensitive to light, cried constantly and suffered abdominal pain.
|
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Roxy sat by his side and cried until Sam stopped and smiled.
|
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After I've cried all I can, we sit there in stunned silence.
|
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I have never cried once in my life even as a baby.
|
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"I cried through the whole thing," said Tina Landau, the play's director.
|
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I cried when I saw the blue tarps flying in last week.
|
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We sat under the that elk arch and laughed till we cried.
|
|
She cried like we did and she got cocky like we did.
|
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"I never cry; I've always been tough and never cried," Lue said.
|
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Lucious has cried wolf in his own ways a number of times.
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YES I CRIED AND YES I ASKED HER TO BE MY AUNTIE!
|
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She cried and said that I was treating her like an object.
|
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LONDON — Who cried when the last installment of The Hobbit hit theatres?
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She wonders if Annabelle cried or if she called for her mama.
|
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Children clapped as the cattle passed, and women cried out with joy.
|
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But at least one Democratic congressman has cried foul on proposed transaction.
|
|
"Noooo!" the Cubs announcer Ron Santo cried, his voice thick with pain.
|
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But then I locked myself in the bathroom at home and cried.
|
|
Some read a black-edged palace statement on their smartphones and cried.
|
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"There's one — up there," he cried, and kept firing at the rooftop.
|
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"This is why I'm gay!" one man cried, caught up in ecstasy.
|
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If Natasha had cried out, neither I nor my wife, Leslie, heard.
|
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Anthony Murgio, who cried during his father's sentencing, pleaded guilty on Jan.
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"Daddy, why are you letting them do this to me?" he cried.
|
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He cried once, when he surreptitiously attended a wake for Ms. McCool.
|
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During the entire time, Brown never complained or cried out in pain.
|
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During the speeches, some delegates — men as well as women — cried openly.
|
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Nasukawa cried when Mayweather tried to raise his hand after the loss.
|
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"Here in Lageso, I cried more than during the trip," Mardini said.
|
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I went out into the crematorium courtyard and cried soundlessly by myself.
|
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"We both cried because it was such a big moment," she said.
|
|
I almost cried with tears of joy at all the leg room.
|
|
I cried Thursday night, wondering which of my students were without parents.
|
|
"I cried later at home," he said, now glaring at the ground.
|
|
The next morning, as everyone gathered to wish him goodbye, he cried.
|
|
Democrats immediately cried foul, arguing the nomination fight should come next year.
|
|
People in the hearing room cheered and cried and hugged one another.
|
|
There were women who cried often but would never explain their tears.
|
|
"I almost just cried in the car," she says, recalling the moment.
|
|
I couldn't speak for about a minute then cried like a baby.
|
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I couldn't eat anything that first week, and I cried a lot.
|
|
"Sixteen times the gun cried…This state sanctioned genocide," Lamar cries out.
|
|
I'd been diagnosed with cancer the year before and never cried once.
|
|
Chandler cried at least twice before "The One Where Chandler Can't Cry."
|
|
I cried out for you, Lord, why did you let that happen?
|
|
Ms. Musa cried as she helped ferry Ms. Mohammed to a hospital.
|
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They just opened their arms, and Mr. Tyler cried on their shoulders.
|
|
They were joined by crowds of protesters, who cried out their support.
|
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And I nearly cried my way through a three-alarm southern curry.
|
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" To Alma's shock, Esperanza leaned forward and cried, "We want a mother!
|
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Also recently cried while watching Inside Out when the imaginary friend evaporates.
|
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"This is unacceptable," I cried to the rep, sobbing tears of frustration.
|
|
When her oncologist informed us it was clean, I cried with relief.
|
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"We don't need you anymore," I whispered aloud, then cried some more.
|
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He had balls, but he cried at the drop of a hat.
|
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Most importantly, it was the first movie I have ever cried during.
|
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The oracle and I cried, as over the fulfillment of a prophecy.
|
|
Denied a goal, Nchout held her head in her hands and cried.
|
|
"I haven't cried as much since my mother passed away," he added.
|
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They sat in the fifth row, where Ms. Moses, 113, quietly cried.
|
|
Democrats cried foul, seeing a plot to discourage voting, which Republicans denied.
|
|
The girls just cried about everything — like getting fouled, how someone shot.
|
|
I'd cried a lot when my mother died, but this was different.
|
|
A real human being cried countless tears over the pain you caused.
|
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The action was legal under the Constitution, but the opposition cried foul.
|
|
Dawkins also delivered a powerful speech and, as promised, cried during it.
|
|
"I cried almost every day I wasn't with my mother," he said.
|
|
Her chief abuser would taunt her as she cried out in pain.
|
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Once, he went into a private room near her office and cried.
|
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"Help me, help me," Leilah cried while dying, according to her grandmother.
|
|
We both cried a lot when I left for my dream college.
|
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We did that twice until he cried so much that he vomited.
|
|
People that weren't -- some of them were so tough, they never cried.
|
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For the next few weeks, I cried myself to sleep every night.
|
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"Every time he sang that song, I cried," Ms. Hofman said later.
|
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He cried "Clear prop!" then started the propeller, and up we went.
|
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"I think we both cried for about five minutes," Mr. Anglim said.
|
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He invited his mother to his rehab graduation and they both cried.
|
|
A group of us got together & watched, cried, & set the record straight.
|
|
"Oh, oh, oh!" she cried suddenly, reaching for a honeycombed brandy vase.
|
|
I laughed, I cried (that ending monologue!), and I related to Renee.
|
|
That made us very emotional — some of us teared up, some cried.
|
|
His mother, Silvia, cried when he told her he was coming home.
|
|
" When the time came for the final song, Sauceda cried out, "_Otra!
|
|
Several of her loved ones cried and hugged outside the funeral home.
|
|
"I just went home and cried and made a painting," he said.
|
|
On top of a racing heart, some screamed or cried from joy.
|
|
Relatives of the workers cried, consoled one another and jostled for information.
|
|
Mothers yelled for their children and children cried out for their mothers.
|
|
People in the courtroom cried and hugged as the verdict was read.
|
|
I may be delirious, but I laughed so hard I basically cried.
|
|
Last night I had a panic attack and cried myself to sleep.
|
|
Pierson told NBC News he "cried a lot" after the first crash.
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Whose got two thumbs, speaks limited French, and hasn't cried once today?
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I had cried in the bathroom at work six times that day.
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When she got to her car in the parking lot, she cried.
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"I cried in my cabin three times that month," Mr. Reunir said.
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"I'm not going to lie, I cried this morning," she told CNN.
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Another cried and said he had to undergo surgery after being manhandled.
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When I saw a Bible study group like my aunt's, I cried.
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"With each song that was [sung], the harder I cried," she said.
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Her body shook, and she cried, vomited and took tranquilizers to manage.
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Trump cried foul about a "rigged system" tilted against his outsider candidacy.
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He recalled that she cried when Mr. Hilton-Jacobs's character was killed.
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Some began to chant hymns, some cried, others just gazed in silence.
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I cried as I quickly slid my jeans over my bloody thighs.
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We laughed and cried as we told my parents and my siblings.
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The women surrounding her cried and cheered, interrupting her as she spoke.
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I cried when the Red Sox won the World Series in '2220.
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All of the other children were crying, so she cried, too, and scratched her head and cried a bit more because she thought that maybe if she had believed Mami about the castle, Mami wouldn't have gone away.
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The other night I listened to a news report detail the day's fresh allegations and just cried — cried for those women and what he had done to them, how I knew they would be punished for telling the truth.
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But then she goes on to give us Penelope's ordinary grief: "She cried a long, long time, / then spoke again ..." — where "cried" (not "wept") and the repeated "long" evoke Penelope's sobbing as powerfully as any other words could do.
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She cried on her first night in Buffalo—it was cold and lonely.
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No really, she curled up into a little ball and cried of jubilation.
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Instead, I cried over a French cheese board and a bottle of Champagne.
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We just kind of cried and looked at each other the whole time.
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Isabella was so happy she cried while smiling her biggest smile, Sheiman said.
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She cried and covered her face as she stood next to the activist.
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"I've cried over a lot of babies," says Jaccard, a father and grandfather.
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This morning my daughter, who is 15, cried while getting ready for school.
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"It was very difficult, and we cried a lot of tears," she said.
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" Gibbs adds: "We have laughed together, cried together, danced together and sweated together.
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Republicans cried foul -- charging that Warren violated Senate rules against impugning another senator.
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Then she comes back to Ed and kisses him, and, yeah, I cried.
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We both cried and then we video taped it and then we laughed.
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Some have cried Manic Pixie Dream Boy on Gosling's portrayal of musician Sebastian.
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And the first time I saw that, I laughed so hard I cried.
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We laughed, we cried, some of us ate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
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Instead I went to my car and cried until my panic attack passed.
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I cried all through his guitar song and all through his piano song.
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" Dowling said she "cried 'stop' and he withdrew his hand from her body.
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Then Peter died in Tony's arms in Infinity War, and we all cried.
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" Someone in the car next to Haddish, cried out, "And the Fendi bag!
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" —Angie M. "I cried at the end and immediately wanted to restart it.
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Britain would be "permanently poorer", Osborne cried, with each household £4,300 worse off.
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We did everything together...we fought, we played, we laughed and we cried.
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"Go," he cried at Friday prayers, echoing Ayatollah Khomeini's riposte to the Shah.
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"I definitely cried when Ace came out," admits Burruss, 42, with a laugh.
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I sat on a bench at the end of the line and cried.
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I cried 'God don't let me die, I have to find my daughter.
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"Oh yeah, I cried through it," former Steelers center Dermontti Dawson told him.
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I cried because I was so happy for her that she was free.
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He cried when the game ended and my AI character was shut down.
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Kasich then cried "Mamma Mia!" upon tucking into a bowl of pasta fagioli.
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"He was sitting, minding his own business," another bystander cried at the officers.
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Children cried and families took cover behind parked cars until the shots ceased.
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Sanders fans cried foul, even though their team knew the rules going in.
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So I cried for a few minutes, sat up, and finished taking roll.
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When she defied physics, and we cried out of sheer terror and excitement.
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Maybe it's because we all cried our eyes out during that last performance.
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Grimaldi cried, as did Lindsay, but it wasn't clear why everyone was sobbing.
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I cried for hours and hours and hours and was grieving for hours.
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I cried alone, until sleep pitied me enough to show itself at last.
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It reminded me of his expression when I cried in front of him.
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The face of the Neologism that had cried out burned in her mind.
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Hania's mother, Celsa Hernandez, cried over her daughter's casket and referenced her killer.
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I remember the day he cried when he found out his mom died.
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The bizarre episode prompted sardonic jokes among government opponents, who cried foul play.
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For some veterans, relief may take weeks; some haven't cried in 20 years.
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Adele has revealed that she cried the entire day after her Grammys performance.
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"He didn't do anything; he did exactly as the police asked," Reynolds cried.
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After the election, the mother and Tran huddled in her office and cried.
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" He also added that he had cried during the birth, adding, "Of course.
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The second I saw Jay, that was the first time that I cried.
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"We knew nothing about anything and we cried for two days," she says.
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I've known people who are like him and have seen it and cried.
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I turned off my app and cried my ass all the way home.
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My body wasn't touching the walls, there was no handrail – and I cried.
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She cried for her partner, who was being shoved out of the room.
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I found a spot in an empty pew, sat in silence, and cried.
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"Am i done?" he cried to everyone...but also no one at all.
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It was schmaltzy brilliance, and it did the trick — I cried each episode.
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FOWLER: If I&aposd looked at K.G., I think I might&aposve cried.
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"I can't breathe," cried the girl, who is not being identified by CNN.
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"I cried when I saw that cover of The Atlantic," she told me.
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True story: My mother cried the first time my sister dyed her hair.
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She says that she was so embarrassed that she cried at the ceremony.
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I cried in the voting booth over the immense power of it all.
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"Our radical Democrat opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice and rage," he cried.
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"Just wait!" her friends said to her as she laughed and cried simultaneously.
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If you cried during Game of Thrones' Red Wedding scene, you weren't alone.
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She cried out into his mouth when the tension broke inside of her.
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I cried, threw up from my own shame, and asked her to leave.
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She cried when she found out this offseason that Johnny had gotten inked.
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"I told you I didn't want that teacher!" she cried on my shoulder.
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I put down the chef's knife, sat down on the couch, and cried.
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In 2014 he cried foul and challenged the result in the constitutional court.
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"I sat there and cried tears of joy," Pratt, now 35, tells PEOPLE.
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Jessica cried, thinking there was no way she could care for the child.
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I nearly cried at the convenience of e-filing for the first time.
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"Mal told me she cried when I scored," Lavelle told the Washington Post.
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"I cried during the three hours we stayed close to them," he says.
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I cried myself to sleep at night every night for an entire year.
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"You can't even move your lips!" he cried to Gwyneth on Tuesday night.
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"Only God knows how many tears I cried," she told CNN by phone.
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I would have cried but I didn't want to mess up my eyelashes.
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"I've cried endlessly and been hurt a lot in my life," she wrote.
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The boy who cried "debt" may have been playing tricks on his countrymen.
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The hardest I've ever cried was when I was watching Breaking the Waves.
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And we all cried out with catharsis as it came to an end.
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I cried later, on the way home, but it didn't feel like sadness.
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Some things that happened during this time: I cried while eating a pastry.
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Up Being The Moral Compass But Not Until She Has Cried A Lot.
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"I cried today when I heard that," he told TMZ on Friday night.
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We talked about everything, we cried together, laughed, we just shared so much.
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I rewatched that scene as I was writing this, and I cried again.
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" He gets bashful before saying with a laugh: "She cried, I can't cry.
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To think of when I cried myself to sleep for an entire year.
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The attackers took five people hostage and cried 'Allah Akbar,' French media reported.
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And I literally sat in my car and cried, and I drove off.
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In a 2006 interview, Schneider said she "cried real tears" during the scene.
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"Our staff has broken down and cried in the field before," said Sischo.
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Yes, White House staffers have definitely cried at the thought of saying goodbye. .
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Maybe the real goths were the songs we cried to along the way.
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"Trump and his, uh, uh, uh, Trumpeters, they're not conservative enough?" she cried.
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"I honestly had a lot of times when I just cried," she said.
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I cried when my parents forced me to learn to ride a bike.
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These days, I treat The Walking Dead like the boy who cried wolf.
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I just sat outside their house and cried for like half an hour.
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Hisham Yasin cried as he embraced his mother and as the crowd cheered.
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HDP officials, meanwhile, cried foul ahead of a referendum on a stronger presidency.
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Democrats immediately cried foul, arguing the nomination fight should come after the midterms.
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"I think I cried every day for a year," said Ms. Ramirez, 75.
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"Silence!" cried a 4-year-old girl, raising a finger to her lips.
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"Because you are not one of Erdogan's Turks!" the defense lawyer cried jubilantly.
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I cried during Stefan and Caroline's final moments, because it broke my heart.
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"I cried all night [when I found out]," she says of his death.
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"In the beginning I cried a lot, without my mother," Moran told me.
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The older sister cried with rage and carried the buckets back by herself.
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I hate how much I cried and all the time wasted missing him.
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Instead, the contested result has stoked divisions as opposition parties have cried foul.
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When that first visit was over, I cried as I thanked my doctor.
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Michel Ancel, the creator of the treasured Beyond Good & Evil, straight up cried.
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When she heard her small family was being moved, she cried, she says.
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When Ellis learned of the trade on Thursday, he and Kershaw cried together.
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On his first day at his new preschool, he cried the whole morning.
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Here's how people reacted to it, and by reacted we mean seriously cried.
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I cried that many people lost their lives in the struggle for change.
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"Government please show some heart," Gregoria, one of the children, cried, WJTV reported.
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Another child, a little boy, constantly cried out for his father, Neubrand said.
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They cried about saying goodbye to Atiyat, to their school, to their bedroom.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty "I Cried When I Took This Picture" (1939).
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"I cried almost every day when I wasn't with my mother," Diogo said.
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"It was like this whole thing, so I just cried," Kardashian West said.
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He came here and I gave him a unit and he actually cried.
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Opposition MPs cried "resign" and "shame" as the prime minister delivered his statement.
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I cried when I read what she had written for the Facebook post.
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I cried my eyes out, hugging my own little daughter while she slept.
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She cried a little, Mr. Jansson said, as she talked about her brother.
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"You're a natural!" he cried, and in that moment I knew I was.
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I'd cried in his arms after my first boyfriend broke up with me.
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"I have seen situations where grown men and women have cried," Polidori says.
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Sarah Burke, editor This morning, I cried before I got out of bed.
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Last night I cried when I saw children with no food or shelter.
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So I cried because that is such hard work that went into them.
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"My children cried and said, 'We are scared you will die'," Jubbouri said.
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"Matt!" cried one ROM employee when I pointed out the hunk of meat.
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"I must have cried 1,000 tears watching his interaction with her," Coley wrote.
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Traveling violations were received with a look of boy-who-cried-wolf incredulousness.
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Thinking about it all was overwhelming and I cried all the way home.
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"Sit down, sit down, join us," cried Moira Johnstone, number-one Homeliest Wench.
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He said he watched me all the time on TV. I almost cried.
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I cried for at least five minutes, and our trip home was hastened.
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Then I cried over him for two years or something crazy like that.
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I FaceTimed my friend and cried desperate, hot tears in his building's lobby.
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"My baby came back to me," she cried Thursday, holding her daughter tightly.
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A shudder passed through Peter, and he sat on the floor and cried.
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His mother, Kara Coltin, walked into his empty nursery at home and cried.
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He's had to rescue her from some trouble and asks why she cried.
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Joe cried all night, and my sister laughed at him in my nightgown.
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Some grateful strangers nearly cried, while others shared stories of their families' struggles.
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" While Esperanza clapped and bounced, Alma cried out, "But we don't want it!
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"What is the matter, Elizabeth?" cried Laura, coming in from the cook-house.
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You have laughed with us, cried with us and grew old with us.
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When Sandy Hook happened and my mom told me, I cried for days.
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They cried and hugged each other, only this time out of sheer happiness.
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I just sat in my judge's chambers and cried like a little boy.
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She only cried when hungry, and the tears stopped the second she ate.
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My baby cried in pain and my husband grabbed a box of tissues.
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All my friends were like, "Damn girl, finally," and I cried all winter.
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The twitteratti cried that it was the punk movie that didn't understand punk.
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Words are spoken, cried, screamed and sung along the length of the fence.
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I cried because until that moment, I had felt defeated by mass incarceration.
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Her daughter, Cristina, 7, cried as Customs and Border Protection helicopters circled overhead.
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When her husband began selling food on the street, she said, she cried.
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Before he switched to Alimentum, Arlo cried all the time and barely slept.
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On a recent evening, the woman with dementia wandered the halls and cried.
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We all cried tears of joy, he was a light in the darkness.
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MCCRAW: I've been a writer, but nobody cried the day I left journalism.
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I sat on my bed and cried this morning in my hotel room.
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The next morning, she took them to church, and cried through the service.
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When I wrote about each of my parents, I cried during the process.
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Watching the Last Post, I cried nonstop, amid hundreds of other weeping faces.
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We ate together, we laughed together, we cried together and we worshiped together.
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"I called my intermediary to change my job and I cried," she said.
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Some brought page-long letters to the podium, and cried during their testimony.
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Nagasu cried almost nonstop in the weeks and months after being passed over.
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A lot of straight people cried on my shoulder at that art show.
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An alarm clanged, and in the art room, bloodied students cried for help.
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She then cried mild heatstroke and returned to her cross-room isolation chamber.
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We said nothing and then broke down and cried in each other's arms.
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He cried as he spoke of his son's determination to leave the country.
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Thiago cried himself to sleep when his mother broke the news to him.
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Or perhaps our news media is like the little boy who cried Wolf.
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But, no matter how much they kicked and punched him, he never cried.
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I almost cried before my first entrance because I just couldn't believe it.
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"My mom cried when I came home in a hijab," she told them.
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Men said they cried over student loans and credit card and car debts.
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I cried even when I was in the room with him recording it.
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There were some nights where I just sat there and I just cried.
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I cried as I forced myself to get through reading this woman's story.
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She and her brother, a sophomore, sat on the couch and cried together.
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I've been all cried out since the night of the 2016 presidential election.
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Mr. Harrison said yes, but not before he broke down and cried again.
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When the signal disappeared, Dr. Ip's daughter, Anita, cried and hugged her father.
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"We practiced screaming at them; anyone who cried was cut," Mr. Onsang said.
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Another cried, "There goes the G.O.A.T.," referring to the greatest of all time.
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As my mom worked her way through the bird's nest, I secretly cried.
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"She cried all the way down the aisle," said Dr. Davis, a bridesmaid.
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"We cried and we screamed and we questioned and we talked," Wall says.
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How can they be wrong, they cried, when they were following their heart?
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People cried when M*A*S*H killed off Henry Blake in 1975.
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A series of interconnected questions about their precise meaning cried out for resolution.
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When I wrote about the deaths of my friends from AIDS, I cried.
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Mr. Cuff cried at his desk, suspecting it was retaliation, a witness testified.
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Doleman told NBC Sports he "cried like a baby" when he was diagnosed.
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I cried too, even as I tried a "standupper" to conclude my report.
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When she saw him from her balcony, Zouheir cried out her son's name.
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"That's the most I've cried in 23 years of living," Burrow said later.
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Earlier on Wednesday morning, several had cried during the daily senior staff meeting.
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Patrick Leahy, the 78-year-old former committee chairman, cried out, "I'm not."
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Another child cried while being lowered naked unto a scale to be weighed.
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The next day, when Moutayam was in class, he cried about missing her.
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His neighbor Eleanor B. McCormick writes that her community cried out in alarm.
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In the first interview, Mr. Sharif and his interviewer cried as he spoke.
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Judge Gorsuch has said he cried when he learned of Justice Scalia's death.
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Every time she tried to get the story down, she cried until morning.
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" At one rally he cried out, "We are all preparing for religious war!
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Others, who told the violinist they had never heard classical music before, cried.
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I cried as I read the words, because it all felt so simple.
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Later, as a I grew older, I became friends with guys who cried.
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"The last time I cried was when I was a baby," Trump said.
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When I saw it at Sundance, I just broke down and cried. Why?
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One woman cried, while telling the story of a particularly tough break-up.
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Issy cried the morning her father told her Trump had won the presidency.
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But the opposition immediately cried foul, arguing the vote had been tampered with.
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He was just saying it, because it so cried out to be said.
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At one point she sat by the river for two days and cried.
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I cried like a baby at the ceremony and through all of the speeches.
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"I cried pretty much every period that next day at school," said Mrs. Andrews.
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I tend to think that I never cried as much as Lucy did, though.
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"What can be more sacred than giving your vote to the nation?" he cried.
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I cried in the bathroom, reliving all the awful moments from the past year.
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The same people who cried in my cube now propelled their anger at me.
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We laughed, we argued, she cried, I nearly did, the drinks flowed & we bonded.
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On Tuesday, parents held their children and kissed their foreheads as the children cried.
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Lewis cried at the piano while writing it, not an uncommon occurrence for her.
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When he cried, you could tell it was coming from a sadness within him.
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The man cried on the sideline during a loss, and that was a problem.
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As other children cried, Rolando&aposs son sat next to him quietly, Rolando recalled.
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Tehran dismissed Netanyahu as "the boy who cried wolf", and called his presentation propaganda.
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As they pulled him out of the water, Jesus says he cried and prayed.
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We had grown men emailing and calling us saying they cried hearing these stories.
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In the middle of the procedure, she woke up from her sedation and cried.
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When I was watching them today I cried…a lot😅 It's THAT beautiful.
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I smiled all the way through this piece until I cried at the end.
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"Two of the boys held each other so tight and cried uncontrollably," Fang said.
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" She cried when she told the book's researchers, describing the van's drivers, "They're honest.
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We went to see a screening of Crazy Rich Asians, and we both cried.
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I have twin 17-year-olds and my daughter cried when they saw it.
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She said she immediately cried in pain, only angering him more, the outlet reported.
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If you have never cried at work, in my opinion you are a robot.
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But Rob and Chyna have cried wolf on their relationship one too many times.
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Like her sister, Allie is transgender and, as Angel and I spoke, Allie cried.
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GUILFOYLE: OK. I will just say I cried tears of joy all day yesterday.
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" Benson uploaded the footage to Facebook on Sunday, writing, "Laughed so hard I cried.
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"I cried at pretty much every part of the wedding," Farr, 32, tells PEOPLE.
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But let it be known the man who cried "lynx" was telling the truth.
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"I hugged her, I cried and I still thank her every day," Jackson said.
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"May the people live, and may those who abuse power fall," protesters cried out.
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During that time, she said she cried in her car every day before work.
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He said he cried after hearing about Orlando, but he never considered not coming.
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"I was so happy I cried," the owner said in a WSVN Miami story.
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And you can tell everybody … you cried at the 2018 John Lewis Christmas commercial.
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Upon returning to the shelter, the lonely dog cried for hours in his kennel.
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Having cried over approximately two pilots in my lifetime, this was hard to watch.
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In Morgan's video, she says she cried over the alleged assault for three years.
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Olympios was shown a clip of Harrison's interview with Jackson in which he cried.
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That she meant so little to a man who cried over her for months?
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"Taylor, I love you so much," the lucky fan cried in a Tumblr video.
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Earl had cowered and cried, cold-hated his grandfather for a full two days.
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The young woman then burst into tears in my arms, and I cried, too.
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And so, for the first time in I don't know how long, I cried.
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