He would characterize the act as a cry for help.
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At this point, Garland's life was a cry for help.
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"It really was a cry for help," says Maynard, 30.
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His Twitter is irreverent and sometimes a cry for help.
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It's humiliating, even though it's clearly a cry for help!
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In extremis, we scream or cry for help or joy.
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"Yield curve inversion (is) a 'cry for help'," BAML said.
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What I didn't notice was her subtle cry for help.
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"The research is a heartbreaking cry for help," Birdthistle said.
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If ever there was a cry for help, this was
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She made this cry for help and we all failed her.
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When you burn yourself, it is not a cry for help.
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Right to Try is a cry for help in every sense.
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And there's no such thing as "just" a cry for help.
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But more important than that, it was a cry for help.
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Every film is like a cry for help in a way.
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Look at this: Look at this little hand cry for help.
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But some critics panned Biden's move as a cry for help.
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But seen another way, this is a desperate cry for help.
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It doesn't necessarily scream "cry for help," but is definitely slightly unhinged.
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I feel that this is a cry for help from my child.
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Image: GettyToday, Kim Kardashian West tweeted out a strangled cry for help.
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She begins to cry for help and repeatedly says she can't breathe.
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By enforcing the consent decree, Judge Bredar heard Baltimore's cry for help.
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We cry for help, as humans do— Before the truth, and after.
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UNSURE Just don't call her behavior "a silent cry for help," O.K.?
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It had been days since most rescuers heard a cry for help.
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"What we're seeing here is a cry for help," Mr. Azar said.
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Tiger Woods's cry for help: Peyton Manning's forgotten history of alleged sexual assault.
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Being really gross and smelling bad can actually be a cry for help.
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Lol, I have no self-control and this is a cry for help!
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It all tasted good and this article is still a cry for help.
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And a cry for help during an attack often draws nothing but echoes.
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Do you think it's, like, a cry for help, like a cry for attention?
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Jealousy is a cry for help that I wish I could help you with.
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As the violence intensified, the NOC posted a "cry for help" on its website.
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Veronica takes the dark poem Ethel reads in class as a cry for help.
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Then her mental health unraveled, and a cry for help became her boldest move.
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There are those for whom this admission will sound like a cry for help.
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It is their cry for help to a world that has yet to listen.
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Now we have not one, but two lawsuits, and on Monday, a cry for help.
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Indeed, the "cry for help" is a common refrain in both amateur and professional psychology.
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CNN's Brian Stelter says "this story reads like a cry for help" from NSC staffers.
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"We have a great sensitivity to the things that cry for help," Mr. Michele said.
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" Bruce (who prefers a gender-neutral honorific, Mx.) offered a deadpan reply: "Cry for help.
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That was a clear cry for help and a call for an end to racism.
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"I almost listen back and hear these lyrics as a cry for help," she said.
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But the post read like a cry for help, and help is exactly what is available.
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If El Salvador's advice sounds like a cry for help, critics say, that's because it is.
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" Another friend of Martinson's told PEOPLE, "This was a cry for help, but nobody was listening.
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If you're reading this story because you're in that 7%, we hear your cry for help.
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He's said that, regarding the drink issues he had, the lyrics were a cry for help.
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Instead everyone basically ignores Tinsley's literal cry for help and tells her to get over it.
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Was it a coded cry for help, the latest in a shadow campaign to "free Melania"?
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That developing this brand of vegetarian anti-patter is actually a deep howling cry for help.
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Monday when they heard a disembodied cry for help coming from the side of the road.
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Laughter, in its most basic form, is really just a socially acceptable cry for help. LOL.
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The courts cry for help and Congress holds the protection of trafficking victims in its hands.
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The moment was thoroughly analyzed on Twitter, with many concerned Spicer was sending a cry for help.
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The morose lyrics include this cry for help: Arctic blastsSub-zero chillsCampaigning is a dreamI got frostbiteGangrene.
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"This is not a look; this is a cry for help," Dolly Sugarman (Jennifer Birmingham Lee) says.
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But the man in charge of answering all those pleas is sounding his own cry for help.
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I have a lot of help and support and recovery, this is not a cry for help.
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He began to adopt a "fuck it" mentality, which felt like more of a cry for help.
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Lovato described the song as "a cry for help" in an interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe.
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"Nobody" is a cheerful cry for help, a relentlessly catchy earworm about the unshakable need for human connection.
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"I think it was a cry for help," Hartley tells PEOPLE of his unanswered phone call to Zoey.
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A fight, a cry for help, and a very proactive, possibly heroic Amazon Alexa smart home voice assistant.
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Most of his obituaries included that resigned cry for help, asking for a reason to stay, finding nothing.
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Jordan was responding to a self-published book titled Michael & Me: Our Gambling Addiction...My Cry For Help!
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On Sunday, while riding with Austin Seth, the boat rescuer, a CNN crew heard a cry for help.
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You can hear in their shouts of protest, tucked away in the minor key, a cry for help.
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The chauffeur told the police that he didn't hear anyone saying "stop" or "no," or cry for help.
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"The cry for help comes from fathers and mothers, people in their 60s, 70s and 80s," he said.
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We actually used the headline "Apple's First TV Show Looks Like a Cry for Help" to describe the later.
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The FaceApp meme [is] a cry for help from young people hoping they might be saved from the inevitable.
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Others see it as a cry for help by GM, after some hard years for its reputation and sales.
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They had done five or six laps around the Bayou Chantilly neighborhood when they heard Jones' cry for help.
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Luckily for us, it was Santa Monica taco joint Tacos Punta Cabras that answered our sweaty cry for help.
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Desperate, they sent a cry for help to a private online group known for helping people escape to Taiwan.
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While other people suggested it a cry for help from a video editor who was forced to include dishonest footage.
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"To me, that's a desperate cry for help," said Cherisse Scott, founder of SisterReach, a reproductive justice organization in Tennessee.
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Silence is what allows rescue workers to hear a cry for help, or even the faintest breath under the debris.
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"Urn" isn't a snarking metacommentary on the state of hip-hop nor is it an anxious, spiraling cry for help.
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Carolyn recalls the detective warning them that someone might be abusing Shelley and the story was her cry for help.
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Fearing the worst, Ms. Hannigan wrote to Mr. Zorn with a progress report whose subtext suggested a cry for help.
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I assumed it was a mutant, posted by a troubled baker as a cry for help, and I kept scrolling.
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Some Jefferson backers say it's basically a cry for help from a region suffering joblessness and an eroding tax base.
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Look at what happened during Super Bowl 20123, when SunnyD seriously-or-farcically posted a cry for help on Twitter.
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She wakes up every night to either a gunshot, a cry for help, or to stupid people just doing stupid things.
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" And yet another says, "I feel this pic is a cry for help, I hope you get the help you need.
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Hate speech hurts people, contributes to an overall negative environment, and is sometimes a cry for help from someone in crisis.
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The number that littered Drake's music and the city of Toronto all weekend - were a coded message, a cry for help.
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What in the World It sounds at first like a cry for help, the plaintive voice of a woman in distress.
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And it's no coincidence that this apparent cry for help comes out of Tepito, one of the capital's most notorious barrios.
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There's no grand reckoning with the system of global production from which this cry for help is said to have emerged.
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Her cry for help was the ultimate manifestation of the damsel in distress, a princess calling out for her only hope: men.
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Hannah responds to Marnie's cry for help and they both sort of drag Desi out and leave him there in the woods.
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When her cry for help fell on deaf ears, Mariah's brother Morgan called Mariah "selfish" and claimed that their family was broken.
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Back in the old days of Doctor Who the Doctor only needed one companion to sprain their ankle and cry for help.
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To dramatize his cry for help, he drafted the governor himself, assigning him as counsel for an indigent man charged with assault.
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Then we go back to one of our homes or — it's going to seem like a cry for help — to another bar.
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I truly thought something would come and steal me in the night and that no one would hear my cry for help.
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They are a cry for help (and for donors to give more money) and an admission that aid efforts have catastrophically failed.
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I can't imagine he ever meant for us to take him seriously, because his campaign seemed like just one big cry for help.
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The prairie dress is as much a cry for help as it is a rebuke against the desire to be beautiful and normal.
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One market watcher wonders whether the joke was a prank or a cry for help as the electric car maker faces mounting pressure.
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It's been five years since audiences last saw Sinead O'Connor on a stage and three years since a heart-breaking cry for help.
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I bottled up all my emotions hoping that someone would notice how much pain I was in and hear my cry for help.
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Ms. Cook makes the next line, "It was dark in his arms and I lost my way," seem almost a cry for help.
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Story at a glance It was a heartbreaking cry for help from a mom in Australia who didn't know what else to do.
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In what appeared to be a cry for help in the heat, the koala climbed on to one of the cyclist&aposs bikes.
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He put out a tweet -- or a cry for help -- letting the world know of the little situation his toddler put him in.
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PABST BLUE RIBBON SHORTAGE MAY BE LOOMING Meanwhile, the kid's parents were reportedly "not impressed" by their son's over-the-top cry for help.
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Now, if you see a friend post something that feels like a cry for help, you can do something about it — without being confrontational.
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On Sunday, four days after Byman vanished, a group of searchers fired a gun into the air and heard a faint cry for help.
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Some children with these more complicated motives may require additional intervention, according to the association's website: • A cry for help, either consciously or subconsciously.
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But it looks like her latest post is a cry for help to makeup artists to hold off on the bleach — her eyebrows are begging.
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But one of them escapes, tracking down her model (Reese Witherspoon) and posing with her for an Instagram that doubles as a cry for help.
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Thus, the church leader used his official visit — which included meetings with representatives from Congress and the United Nations — as a rallying cry for help.
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A song about being "born lonesome, bald, and bashful with a nasty 'Nnati' accent" is more self-deprecating than it is a cry for help.
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But he finally sees that her calling time out was more a cry for help, and he shouldn't have run off with his broken heart.
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He said his brother's actions on Friday were likely a "cry for help" after he was refused care at a psychiatric hospital two days prior.
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Soon the frightening noises turned into a cry for help from what neighbors described as a day care in a red brick townhouse in Queens.
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"Chasing down and consuming yield is not really a strategy, it's more of a cry for help," said Barry Bannister, chief equity strategist at Stifel Nicolaus.
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Fans raised similar concerns in July after 19-year-old UK beauty vlogger Marina Rose Joyce posted videos that fans perceived as a cry for help.
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But this wasn't a desperate cry for help like some people believed, or even a mistake, like his accidental homage to House of Cards last week.
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Griffin's brother, Jason Griffin, said Larry's actions were likely "a cry for help" after his brother was refused help from a psychiatric hospital two days earlier.
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At multiple points, they exclaim that they have no idea why they're making some horribly risky decision, which feels almost like a metatextual cry for help.
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"The footage is a cry for help," he told Thomson Reuters Foundation, and the film a call to action, shedding light on threats to Brazil's indigenous tribes.
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While that all may sound like a cry for help to some people watching, Kris simply says, "Well, that's all right," between unsettled sips of her drink.
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In a recent interview with Apple Music's Beats 1, Lovato said "Anyone" was a cry for help that she didn't really realize while she was writing it.
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In 2004, Lohan was also trying to take a run at being a pop star — a career move you could potentially read as one big cry for help.
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Three months later, the family received a cry for help from their only child: he had joined ISIS and was working as a medic, but wanted to leave.
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It's a lonely feeling when you think no one will listen to your pain, and we have to lean in and listen when there's a cry for help.
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If anyone who works at Instagram is reading this cry for help, though, making an update that allows us to undo votes and emoji replies would be 😢.
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"When you have women who cry for help, like 'No one will dress me,' you have to wonder if there is more to the story," he told PEOPLE.
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Weird is so mainstream these days that the countercultural normcore movement seems like a cry for help being whispered by an entire generation that's dying to be unique.
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Watching fellow 15-year-old Diane in Trainspotting ride Ewan McGregor's character, who'd whipped out his dick moments prior, seemed like a cry for help, even to me.
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O'Shea "continued to scream and cry for help as the dogs were mauling her and dragging her towards the wooded area," the resident told deputies, the report says.
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"Love Is Blind" star Carlton Morton says he's getting some much-needed therapy after a 911 call from his home following his cry for help over social media.
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A seminal New York Times article said that 38 of Ms. Genovese's neighbors had watched as the killer went after her and had heard her cry for help.
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" Gremminger, who did not immediately return a request to comment, posted that she heard the dog barking and "we didn't know it was a barking cry for help.
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In the book, in the author's note, I kind of called it a cry for help, to try and communicate with the world and put a message out there.
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His story is an embarrassing cry for help, and for whatever reason, he lacks the emotional constitution and life skills he needs to move out of his parents house.
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She recently addressed what was widely known during the '90s, which is that she made much of that music as a cry for help during depression and drug use.
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And yet, were it not for the internet, blochead's cry for help might never have been heard, and you might never have reached out like a true, IRL friend.
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They have spoken of his long history with mental illness and suggested his actions were a "cry for help," or that he was acting on the instructions of others.
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In the surface sense of the phrase, to "fix breakfast" means to prepare it, but in this puzzle, it's a cry for help to actually rescue the ruined items.
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"I turn to you with this cry for help because I feel abandoned by the German state as well as by our friend and helper (Police!!!)," the mother wrote.
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But look a little further beyond the preview images of the very plain swag options and you will see what the MoviePass merch store really is: a cry for help.
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Inquests into several self-inflicted deaths in custody have found the victims did not want to die; instead, the suicide attempt was a cry for help which went too far.
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Osnos tweeted a photo of the lock screen as a cry for help, and it seems that the fine people of the Internet did eventually help him get back in.
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It's an extraterrestrial horror story and an interplanetary cry for help, proof that somewhere in the distance there are beings who feel as scared and fucked up as we do.
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"I don't know if that was a cry for help, or 'let me out of here,' or whatever that was, but it was highly unusual," she said a a news conference.
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When I take my son for a regular check-up at a baby clinic, the health visitor decides that I have come in (a regular occurrence) as a cry for help.
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"Piece of Me" is a cry for help from someone who doesn't want to be in the spotlight anymore, ironically presented on an album that thrusts them back into the spotlight.
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Put those Wes-missing tears on hold, because according to a new bodysnatching twist and a chilling ICE cry for help, our beloved waitlisted puppy might not be dead after all.
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He wanted people to know that arson generally isn't malicious, but is a cry for help from damaged, traumatized people; people who carry their own versions of David's sexual assault story.
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Taking all of that into consideration, the question begs — what would have happened if Saudi Arabia had not responded to the cry for help made by the Legitimate Government of Yemen?
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Originally, we were scheduled to go to a rage room, which, I think, is a place where you can beat things to death in a disturbing, passive-aggressive cry for help.
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Watching critical supplies dwindle in the face of soaring demand for tests, Mark Pandori, director of the Nevada State Public Health Laboratory, blasted out an emailed cry for help on Monday.
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And now, it's evolving into a cry for help from the mayor of Flint as well as Michigan congresswomen and men asking for federal funding anywhere between $55 million and $1 billion.
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Think of it as the first of Pinter's many theatrical alarm calls: a cry for help from a writer besotted with language who also knew the forbidding terrain that exists beyond words.
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Donald Trump's election to the presidency was many things: a cry for help from Americans who've felt left behind, a populist roar of anger against globalization, a repudiation of a gridlocked political system.
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Suicide isn't a selfish act, and neither is depression, but that kind of thought—suicide or self-harm as a joint revenge fantasy and cry for help—struck a deep chord in me.
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HOURS after issuing its second tie ruling of 2016, a 4-4 decision on March 29th that gives public-sector unions an unexpected break, the Supreme Court issued a plaintive cry for help.
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It's a ton of fun to watch the kids of Skins make terrible life choices, but it's also hard not to read Effy's benders and near-death experiences as a cry for help.
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However, a search for self-harm should not be met with an empty screen, either, as this may leave a person's cry for help unanswered and inadvertently cause harm in a different way.
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"Since there was no cry for help to China, we should be allowed to think about whether a European approach wouldn't be the better solution for Kuka," Oettinger told Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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The thought of marrying her, however, put him in a state of depression and led him to attempt suicide (which he later admitted was more of a cry for help than a serious endeavor).
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And I'm much more able to imagine the remnants of humanity centuries from now analyzing the FaceApp meme as a cry for help from young people hoping they might be saved from the inevitable.
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But from the reaction to his death, the vigil held in his name, and the conversation around it, it's clear that many see it as the latest cry for help in a troubled industry.
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Holden's lyrics on Home were one searing cry for help after another, the ones here are influenced by Mary Oliver and Wendell Berry and take on a more formalist, poetic tone, impressionistic and abstract.
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Mr. Gilles told RTL, the Belgian broadcaster, that the letter was not a negotiating tactic but a cry for help, and that security workers had been complaining about conditions for more than a year.
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Desperate cry for help Hospitals are desperately needed as an estimated 250,000 people remain trapped while the Syrian regime bombards the city's rebel-held east, which faces dwindling reserves of food, fuel and medical supplies.
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So, whether done consciously or unconsciously, the system actually works twofold: First as a warning sign and quiet cry for help, and second as a diversionary tactic to lure the monsters away from the house.
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"Part of this selloff is a cry for help," Ahmed said, adding that Fed cuts were unlikely in the early part of the year unless "we get an Italy-like situation in the United States".
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The morning after his national security adviser resigned in disgrace, President Trump issued a cry for help on Twitter: The real story here is why are there so many illegal leaks coming out of Washington?
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"When you have women who cry for help, like 'No one will dress me,' you have to wonder if there is more to the story," he told PEOPLE at the NYFW Beyond the Shows panel discussion.
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Expedia's job cuts arguably represent a cry for help from the traditional online travel industry, which is struggling to adapt as Google enters the online travel market on the back of its internet search market dominance.
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The already-legendary jeans are perhaps the most obvious external cry for help we hear from Emily, who loses her husband Richard (Edward Herrmann, who passed away in 2014) at the start of Netflix's Gilmore Girls revival.
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I would still miss the occasional phone charger wire hanging loose, but if the V8s got to it before me, it would just send out a little beeping cry for help, and I would set it free.
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Critic score: 38%Audience score: 42%Netflix description: "After hearing a boy's cry for help, a pregnant woman and her brother wade into a vast field of grass, only to discover there may be no way out."
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It was a rare public-facing cry for help from a community of professionals who, despite being crucial agents of public health and safety and stewards of our final days on earth, remain largely out of sight.
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When two years ago Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Lin Manuel Miranda and friends recorded a "West Side Story"-themed ode to his island that was also, in the manner of modern benefit records, a cry for help.
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Both the Queen Mother and The Queen herself, oldest daughter Elizabeth (Olivia Colman), want to understand if the medical emergency was a cry for help that accidentally became extreme or a purposeful attempt at death by suicide.
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" When the three Apollo 1 astronauts were trapped in their burning capsule on Pad 34, a cry for help, believed to be from Mr. Chaffee, a rookie astronaut, came over the communications system: "Hey, we're burning up.
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"We are not removing this type of content from Instagram entirely, as we don't want to stigmatize or isolate people who may be in distress and posting self-harm related content as a cry for help," Mosseri said.
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Despite the ridiculous scene, he recognized that John was making a very real cry for help, and years later he would channel the pain of his confidant and musical ally into one of their most intimate and vulnerable songs.
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At least 133 North Koreans have been killed so far, 395 are missing, and over 140,000 are in need of "urgent assistance," according to the UN.The timing of the disaster and the cry for help is a bit awkward.
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" Thankfully, after a year of recovery, she was able to debut "Anyone" to the world, a song she wrote shortly before her hospitalization that she described to Zane Lowe on Apple Music's Beats 1 as a "cry for help.
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A Pennsylvania mom convicted in the attempted murder-suicide of herself and her two children by carbon monoxide poisoning said she meant her actions as a cry for help to escape an allegedly abusive husband, according to multiple news reports.
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Part love letter to the cult streetwear brand, part cry for help about his own substance abuse issues and general existential dread, the novel involves a fictionalized version of the author as he travels to every Supreme store in the world.
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The song, he has said, was a cry for help—the shouts of "lager lager lager" were self-loathing irony, and as "Born Slippy" exploded after the film's success, he was dismayed at its appropriation as a beery drinking anthem.
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Owen Jones, a columnist for the left-wing newspaper The Guardian, described the shocking referendum result as being "above all else a working-class revolt," a cry for help by the downtrodden whose travails and desperation Orwell chronicled 80 years ago.
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Beijing (CNN)The widow of the late Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo has made a desperate cry for help, friends say, as the Chinese government refuses to let her travel abroad for medical treatment nearly 10 months after her husband's death.
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Dying to know if this was normal Milo behavior or some elaborate, artistic cry for help, I set out on an investigation starting with the actor's very first Instagram post — a filtered photo of a nicely made bed from Dec.
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When, one evening, Wells texted her a photograph taken outside Señor Frog's, in Times Square—part of a chain of restaurants designed to evoke the experience of spring break in Cancún—she asked him if it was a cry for help.
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It's difficult to remember a time when we've not been constantly confronted with news reports from the camps around Europe, as well as with the reality of the UK's lukewarm response to a cry for help that is over 60 million voices loud.
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In an industry where personal charisma, aesthetic taste, and gut instinct count for so much, turning to the cold-blooded calculation of a machine looks like a cry for help or an admission that you lack creativity and don't care about a project's artistic value.
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Further conspiracies focused on a piece of metal allegedly dropped by Clinton or her nurse, concluding it was a chunk of a leg brace, a colostomy bag clip, or a cry for help for the candidate to be rescued from the cabal-like DNC.
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We've been hearing from passengers, but the most recent cry for help comes from crew members of the Diamond Princess, docked in Yokohama, Japan, with passengers and crew trapped -- without any semblance of luxury or comfort --- in what is probably history's largest floating quarantine vessel.
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So if the three were still on the property the "HELP" sign, assembled with logs, was most definitely a cry for help A call for help was answered Hand immediately called the Bay County Department of Emergency Services, which sent deputies to rescue them.
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On first reading Dumbledore's last words seem like a cry for help from someone he's foolishly placed his trust in, but in hindsight we know better: he's actually begging for Snape to give him a quick, easy end and fulfil the promise he's already made Dumbledore.
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In 2010, social media researcher danah boyd wrote a blog post about it, suggesting several possible motivations: wanting to look cool (when being criticized is a sign of popularity), hoping to trigger a defensive rally of compliments from friends and peers, or needing to cry for help.
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"It's hard to know how many cases are serious cases of people trying to end their lives or a cry for help, but in any case it's a big escalation," said Elaine Pearson, the Australia director for Human Rights Watch, who has made several visits to Manus.
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Any way I can be more like her is a complete win.) It's like the actress heard my cry for help because she just launched her own line of hair tools as part of her new Dear Drew brand (coming soon to a brick-and-mortar store in N.Y.C.!).
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Simultaneously a call to arms and a cry for help, you hurtle through the shittiest headlines from a particularly shitty year: Lil Peep's death, drowning children, Kanye's pivot to Trump, each line a suckerpunch delivered through a feverish, thumping vocal—like someone pushing a bruise over, and over, and over again.
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These days, when more and more people are living alone and a meal is just a few taps on Postmates or Seamless away, dining alone feels less like a cry for help and more like a sign of independence and self-assurance… or at least just more common and necessary.
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"Since there was no cry for help to China, we should be allowed to think about whether a European approach wouldn't be the better solution for Kuka," Oettinger told German daily FAZ, citing an alternative offer by the two majority shareholders or a takeover by other European companies as possible options.
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"Riding it, knowing it could catch fire at any moment, makes it more interesting," the student continued in what was either a clear cry for help or the reasonable words of a young man bored with the world and lacking any real outlet for his testosterone-addled desire to see death and destruction.
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Yet one recent Sunday night, after a few swigs of whiskey and a couple cry-for-help tweets, I felt emboldened to assemble the thing, and fortunately, the instructions are very clear, even for someone like me, who consistently opens cereal boxes in such a manner that they can never be closed.
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The troubled rapper and Donald Trump supporter, who was invited to the White House supposedly to discuss heady, important subjects like sentencing reform, was put on display by Trump, who invited the press pool into the Oval Office to bear witness to a rambling, incoherent, cry-for-help rant from the rapper.
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"The first move we teach them in the class is how to make a full-throated cry for help when they are attacked," Constable Renu said, explaining that the girls tend to be reserved, making it hard for them to make the ruckus needed to alert others that they are in distress.
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Yet all the horrors in Syria today are also available for viewing on the prized products of Silicon Valley: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and other social media channels are sources of fun and pleasure for children across the Western World, but in Syria, the internet is used by children to cry for help.
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Ford had to choke back tears describing Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge trapping her in a room, Kavanaugh pinning her to the bed, grinding on top of her and putting his hand over her mouth when she tried to cry for help, leaving her with lifelong claustrophobia, anxiety and other symptoms.
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Ford had to choke back tears describing Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge trapping her in a room, Kavanaugh pinning her to a bed, grinding on top of her and putting his hand over her mouth when she tried to cry for help, leaving her with lifelong claustrophobia, anxiety and other symptoms.
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Her upcoming memoir, I'm Fine... And Other Lies (October 3, G. P. Putnam's Sons) is an honest portrayal of her life and times; fellow actor and comedian B.J. Novak calls the book, "the funniest cry for help you'll read this year," and the book overall is wholly original, relatable, and insightful—just like Cummings herself.
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Ms. Calloway's failed attempt to create a series of creativity workshops in early 2019 was not a scam in a literal sense (although some regarded it as a blueprint for such); it may have been a promotional stunt, a prank, a cry for help or a gesture of simply leaning too hard into the moment.
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"It sounded like a cry for help, and I don't know Morse code or anything, so I couldn't tell if anybody was trying to send a message, but it sounded desperate, and it sounded like people who wanted to be heard," said Guevara, director of client and mitigation services for the public defender organization.
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" A staffer of color who was also involved with the meetings since the May retreat said the gatherings "were not a cry for help," but were seen as "productive, inclusive conversations that we wanted to make sure were deliberate and understanding that this was a sensitive space and that people should be able to air how they felt.
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Before the days of streaming music and posting one's songs and videos on social media as a cry for help, musicians recorded their songs on what we olds called DEMO TAPEs, and they submitted them to real, live record companies (ask your parents) to see if those companies might actually pay them to record their music.
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You, a Brand, can be sterile and inoffensive, and be ignored; you can make a bunch of corny jokes, and face death threats; you can get performatively sad and make a vaguely suicidal cry for help, and be condemned for exploiting depression; but you cannot, no matter how hard you try, actually do a Good Tweet.
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" Sports Illustrated tennis writer Jon Wertheim was more sympathetic—noting that Tomic's ennui might be related to having a notorious tennis father—but also called Tomic's persistently halfhearted performances "disgraceful" and speculated that his press conference might have been a "cry for help" by a 24-year-old tennis pro possibly suffering from "a touch of mental illness.
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"Zuma announced the establishment of a commission of inquiry at a time when he was under pressure but ... he has little intention of following through," Democratic Alliance Federal Council Chairperson James Selfe said in a statement "His (Zondo) press conference was little more than a cry for help, letting South Africa know that the Judiciary's hands are tied," Selfe said.
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" Ariana's clearly owning her horniness, and embracing that new swagger, even if it's not the speediest gait to get from A to B. —Kim Taylor Bennett | LISTEN During a recent show, Mouth Tooth's guitarist Max Turner looked out into a crowd of applauding attendees to note the strangeness in having people clap in response to such sad fucking music: "That song was clearly a cry for help.
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