" For Yale Economics Professor Dean Karlan, the dividing line is even simpler: "Don't cry over things that can't cry over you.
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"You don't have to cry over it," Richards shot back.
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Or movie stars that make us cry over Transformers trailers?
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"You can't cry over what you can't control," she said.
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After all, she's certainly not one to cry over spilled milk.
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Making Brittany cry over Jax's cheating is usually Jax's signature move.
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Who needs zodiac signs when you can cry over Mitski together?
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"Don't cry over spilled milk" is about the oldest adage there is.
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They visit Hannah's grave together and cry over their previous happy life.
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"You don't have to cry over it," Richards said, twisting the knife.
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Her characters cry perhaps more often than you will cry over them.
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I'd never cry over movies or TV. That's not a real life issue.
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Kate Middleton won't cry over a little spilled milk — even if it is almond!
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The type of love you cry over while listening to Lisa Loeb or Dido.
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The president trumpeted a characteristic hue and cry over how the press covers him.
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I cry over the news a lot, especially hearing about shootings and kids getting hurt.
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How many hours does a normal human baby cry over the course of a day?
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Mourn over your pain I grew up in an age where boys didn't cry – over anything.
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Don't expect Pink and Carey Hart's son to cry over a bruise and a bloody nose.
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Who can forget the first time they saw Kim cry over her earrings in Bora Bora?
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Will Spencer ever get an episode where she doesn't have to cry over a broken heart?
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Instead, This Is Us will continue its crusade to make us cry over difficult family dynamics.
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I doubt many people will cry over the Switch Lite not having a kickstand, but still.
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Expect to take a walk down memory lane and to cry over a few photo albums.
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We were deprived of our loved ones without explanation, without even their bodies to cry over.
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But why would his relatives cry over a photo of him and Olivia if both of them survived?
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We'll also still be producing gadget videos, so don't cry over the end of this live YouTube experiment.
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We laugh with characters who might be miles away, cry over the past, or fear for the future.
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Every teen goth knows that you only cry over the Cure's sad music together with someone you love!
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" Said Tomlin: "I'm not going to cry over spilled milk and all that crap and talk about replay.
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He created it by asking a young actress to cry over a metal plaque covered with some chemical.
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If you're Jennifer Lawrence, Phantom Thread will make you cry over how much you don't want to watch it.
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The hue and cry over the threat of Friends leaving Netflix was similar to the hue and cry over a piece of big Netflix news from the week before, when the service unceremoniously canceled the Marvel superhero series Daredevil — the network's fourth most popular original show, by some estimations — on Thursday, November 29.
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If you feel the urge to scream and cry over the election results, let these Netflix movies cheer you up.
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I can't cry over brothers slain by cops and no one ever pays, and then come home to a cop.
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When she got home, she picked up the phone, but she hesitated -- she didn't want to cry over the phone.
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Even if it's followed by a cathartic cry over a dollar slice of pizza, the experience is a distinctly humiliating one.
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That's likely why her video has resonated with so many people — and even caused some to literally cry over their breakfast.
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So much so that those moments have been documented on camera for the world to collectively aww and happy-cry over.
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I'd cry over there not being a full-sized SD card slot, but a microSD card slot is still better than nothing.
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I knew page 1394, the end of the book of Revelation, was coming, but man, I didn't expect to cry over it.
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Her mom, Andrea, tells her that she can't cry over the banana, and that she'll eat the one that her daughter picked.
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Reunited, and it feels so good Officials played a recording of an otter pup's cry over a speaker to locate its mother.
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Follow us here as we cheer the winners, cry over the losers, and laugh at Chris Rock's jokes during this year's Oscars telecast.
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If you're a fan of Paul Thomas Anderson, it will make you cry over the impact of the storytelling and craft on display.
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Everyone is rightly annoyed Zoey hid her secret chats, especially since they've been listening to her cry over her ex for nearly a month.
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Take everyone's very favorite hair gel enthusiast, Tom Sandoval, who is a pretty okay dude who tends to cry over nearly anything and everything.
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Invoking civil rights in the name of DeVos has become a conservative rallying cry over the past few days: apparently there was a memo.
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He remembered getting calls from his mother in the middle of the night, hearing her cry over the phone after finding another stray utensil.
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But that is something to cheer (and even to cry over, just a little), only if you think history is marching in the right direction.
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Soon I realized that Friday Night Lights was the perfect show for me, as a person on constant watch for overly emotional media to cry over.
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He reminds Tyler that if he does, he'll just be another story that people can cry over for a week, before the entire world moves on.
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Yet, there Kylie is for dinner after weeks away from the cameras, just in time to inspire her mother to cry over a faucet of pregnancies.
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An American veteran describes dragging insurgents' corpses into a village square "to see who would cry over them" so there would be more people to question.
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Amid her ongoing battle with Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta over rights to her masters, Taylor Swift has gifted Swifties a new track to cry over.
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We reject potential soul mates within seconds and then cry over three glasses of wine to our best friends about how there is nobody out there.
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Mother and daughter, listening to an audiobook of "The Grapes of Wrath" while driving home from a college tour, cry over the novel's moving final sentences.
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Upon her brother's return, Maryam said, she washed him and tried not to cry over his empty eye sockets and the cigarette burns that dotted his body.
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This information came to light following earlier reports from the publication that Meghan allegedly made Kate cry over Princess Charlotte's dress ahead of the May Royal Wedding.
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It's a vibrant, delightful young adult adventure, so it might sound odd that I would cry over Disney's adaption of the beloved book, originally published in 1962.
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There is no way Tom is not going to cry over an unset jelly at some point in this series then get kicked out in week three.
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Are you in the mood to stare at beautiful people and cry over the lost years of teen lust and the tragedy of young, too-soon death?
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This Is Us has been renewed for two more seasons, so we will have plenty more chances to cry over the Pearsons, and keep theorizing about them.
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Leave it to Pixar, the studio with a proven track record of making audiences cry over literally anything, to be the one to give it to them.
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Zac Efron never met Michael Jackson face-to-face, but he does have one pretty random claim to fame: he once made the singer cry over the telephone.
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As we've watched #MeToo become a rallying cry over the past year, many other women have been quick to cast themselves as "different" from survivors who come forward.
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Her upcoming exhibit Don't Cry Over Spilt Chai, about more revenge plotting during tea time, is expected to showcase in New York and LA in the near future.
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I've lost count of how many times I've been on Tinder dates so bad that afterwards I go home and have a little cry over some Katie Melua.
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Colin Kaepernick's girlfriend, Nessa, called out 'Teen Mom' star Jenelle Evans TO HER FACE -- and made her cry -- over an anti-Kaepernick post Evans put on social media.
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But it's okay – sometimes we need a good cathartic cry over fictional characters to keep us sane out in the real world (which hasn't exactly had a banner year).
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I cry over Up-inspired tattoos (never mind the film itself), when I happen upon a wedding photoshoot, and at the end of almost every season of The Voice.
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And yet, with the exception of a handful of Republicans who have come to Sessions' defense, there has been little hue and cry over this latest attack from Trump.
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Then there is Dobby's gutting two words: Harry... Potter... Excuse me while I go cry over those last words — and many others found within the pages of J.K. Rowling's novels.
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Try not to cry over the loss of an otherwise sacred EOS gem and remind yourself that sometimes, sacrifices are needed in the name of science — and viral video hits.
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The conservative Shafaqna news agency acknowledged her death in a brief item Tuesday, noting that the case had drawn international attention and caused "counterrevolutionary media" to cry over the case.
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And he does it with a tone of nihilistic irony, as if to say, nothing matters, except that we can still laugh and cry over how insane this war is.
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"I never cry over spilled milk because I've learned on 'Shark Tank,' over 10 years, I'm going to see 10 great deals right after his, and I did," O'Leary says.
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There has been a growing cry over police use of excessive force after the killings of several unarmed suspects, which have triggered protests across the country over the past two years.
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While her fellow university classmates tend to cry over homesickness, disappointing grades, and ill-fated college loves, Nong Am, whose real name is Siriluk Kaewcha, sheds her tears over Muay Thai.
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Instead, she comes to Katie's "pity parties" and watches women who treated her terribly as a kid get drunk on wine and cry over such indignities as having to get jobs.
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That's why, without a whole lot of proof, there's been a hue and cry over an app that alters your photos to make you look, among other things, younger or older.
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In the Bachelor fantasy league, it comes down to a choice between true love and the power of competition to turn relatively rational human beings into people who cry over Nick Viall.
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In response to the hue and cry over rising retail fuel prices, the government cut excise duty of 2 rupee per litre and requested state governments to follow suit by reducing VAT.
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Later in college, I blocked a phone number for the first time and had a friend hide all photos we had together in an iCloud album I couldn't access and cry over.
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Yet rather than fighting and turning the experience into a cutthroat competition, the bakers work together, become BFFs, and cheer each other on, and you will cry over their bond at least once.
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Not one to cry over a little spilt blood, Giuliana immediately offers to do business with the remaining men and shakes Andre's hand in a way that suggests so much doom is ahead.
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Yeah, dogs could do the same work as SwagBot, but SwagBot didn't need to be fed; Tag wouldn't cry over it if it ever malfunctioned; and damn, it was good at its job.
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BossaBrasil: Leny Andrade with Roni Ben-Hur Trio (Friday and Saturday) Ms. Andrade, from Rio de Janeiro, specializes in the assertive buoyancy of samba jazz, singing in a deep cry over crisp accompaniment.
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So the hue and cry over her involvement in this normal administrative procedure is pure sophistry, and an effort to simply expose the agents and operatives who were involved at the ground level.
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"I [felt] like I want[ed] to see her again," Bethenny says of her mindset at time during an emotional talking head interview, beginning to cry over Jill's "loss," a word she says repeatedly.
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Mr. Boehner was known in Congress for a propensity to burst into tears, but even if Reynolds cannot squeeze much more out of British American Tobacco, it would not be something to cry over.
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Anyway, Instagram was poppin' this week (sorry, I'll never use "poppin" again, I promise), so let's focus on that while I go sweater shopping and cry over the Orange Is The New Black finale.
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We know that at least once a season, someone will cry over a bad bake or forget to turn on the oven; we know there will be one or two eliminations that feel unfair.
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When Nick starts crying over his "tender nipples" in Furry Valentine, you're not terrified the individual voicing him had to run out of the production booth to cry over his own rapidly changing, swollen body.
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The problem behind such business practices didn't disappear, however, which is why the cry over social media — heard loudly this month throughout South and Southeast Asia — is starting to reverberate again in the United States.
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Purpose, on the other hand, makes you cry, over and over, because of how upsetting it is to see any dog, young or old, lay down its noble, dutiful, trusting head and quietly submit to death.
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The island is also home to these very cute, Furby-like creatures called Porgs; later, we see Chewbacca roasting one over a fire, while other Porgs watch on and cry over the loss of their friend.
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"Rushing from work, layering on makeup over the makeup you wore all day, begging your kids to wear the button down, and heading into the stores to cry over the wine you can't drink right now," she said.
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I wasn't allowed in because of the nature of his illness, but I remember peeping from the hallway, watching my family members cry over his bed and my aunts praying for him in a last rites kind of ritual.
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The Office reboot may never actually come to fruition, but at least now you can stock up on old props while you wait—or just watch season five again and cry over Jim and Pam's engagement one more time.
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It appears Amash is trying to wrestle Senator Mitt Romney for the role of Senator Jeff Flake and be named most likely to sit down with the "Morning Joe" gang and cry over how Trump has hurt his feelings.
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WATCH: Jenna Dewan Let Herself 'Cry' Over Channing Tatum Divorce But She Believes in 'Love Still' Shortly after, the new couple was spotted kissing with their arms wrapped around each other in the middle of a sidewalk in Palm Springs.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Bipartisan Cry Over Families Split at Border" (front page, June 18): Picture this: On your next flight abroad, as your family deplanes, legal authorities of that country physically separate your children and disappear with them.
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" What they're saying: WSJ's Jason Gay: "'Stick to sports' has become a pernicious rallying cry over the past few years, the idea being that for a sports media company to discuss political events is to somehow risk alienating your audience.
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The Zuckerbergs and Kylie Jenners of the world can enjoy their expensive cars and customized Louboutins while the rest of us laugh (read: cry) over how absurd the Neiman Marcus Fantasy Gifts truly are and wait for the revolution to come.
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Take for example, the end of the show's eighth episode, which expertly lampoons the final scene of Call Me by Your Name, framing Cary's abortive romance as a self-indulgent cry over a nonrelationship that never went past talk of who'd eat the pizza.
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Listening to a child cry over the loss of his sister, and then get back up and start playing again next to her body, reminded me of the resilience we all carry with us, that my family and friends are capable of as well.
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Listening to a child cry over the loss of his sister, and then get back up and start playing again next to her body, reminded me of the resilience we all carry with us, that my family and friends are capable of as well.
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New Orleans was the first place he moved upon arriving in the United States, so he couldn't help but cry over the devastating effects of the flooding: cars still on top of houses, debris still strewn across streets, and almost no economic recovery outside of tourism.
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There's a big unsightly vent on the side to keep things cool, and normally I'd want to cry over that ugliness, but I have to admit that with summer on the horizon, a laptop that stays cool even when I'm running a game is an appealing proposition.
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We'd take the real cry over scripted reality TV any day, but if the inevitable happens and ABC producers organize yet another Brown-Weber showdown, these are the waterproof formulas we'd suggest she keep on hand — or pack in her suitcase should she actually move into the mansion.
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Yet the hue and cry over ethics reform has also uncovered a little-known, little-heeded point of view: that of the businessman-legislator, who sees no conflict between activities like undertaking and lawmaking, and whose contempt for Albany makes a full-time Legislature seem not only ludicrous, but also outrageous.
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There are thoughts that come into your mind unbidden that make you feel strange and rude, like how odd it is to cry over an uninhabited wooden box, or wondering if you're sad enough, or too sad, or sad for the right reasons, or just a selfish sort of sad—crying because you miss them, not because they're gone.
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Following years of hue and cry over the network's overt pro-Kremlin bias, earlier this month the Department of Justice forced the channel to file under the "Foreign Agents Registration Act," or FARA, a 1938 law that was initially passed to counter pro-Nazi propaganda and subsequently retooled in the 1960s to publicly pinpoint those lobbying on behalf of foreign interests.
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The legislation has some important problems it's aiming to put in check, and clearly the gaming industry hasn't been as active as it should in ensuring minors aren't being taken advantage of in the midst of a micro-transaction land grab, so I'm not going to cry over them, but there's a lot at play here, so hopefully nothing rushes through without proper considerations.
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Civil service reform is long overdue, but you wouldn't know it from the hue and cry over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's recent executive orders proposing modest reforms.
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I hope I don't have to clarify why, contra the outcry of outraged fans, it doesn't really matter whether or not the real-life Jay cheated on the real-life Bey — whatever we know from the album plus the tabloids is ancillary to the way Lemonade imagines/constructs an abstract unfaithful husband for Beyoncé, singer as centered subject, to dis and rage against and cry over and reconcile with.
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