"People were crying for water, people were crying for food and they were helpless," he says.
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I know he's crying for me, wondering what's going on.
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I would be at work, crying for thirty minutes straight.
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I remember crying for two minutes, and then saying, 'OK!
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Your country was crying for help and you heard it.
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Then, he said, he saw a woman crying for help.
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Here he becomes a roaring lion, furiously crying for freedom.
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The girl was crying for her father daily, she added.
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For hours I lay alone, moaning, screaming, and crying for help.
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They seem to begin crying, for example, by the 28th week.
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"We are tired of crying for the dead," one resident said.
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We last see her crying for what seems like an eternity.
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One of my favorite moments is after she's been beaten by the Man in Black and she's crying and she says, "I'm not crying for me, I'm crying for you," and beats the s— out of him.
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I think this is the type of event tennis was crying for.
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I burst into tears and continued crying for approximately the next hour.
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Among them is a man holding a girl crying for her mother.
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After talking and crying for a while, I pick up the tab.
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The woman was found after her mother heard her crying for help.
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"I couldn't stop crying for the last couple of days," Griffin says.
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"It's zero feedback except for crying for the longest time," she lamented.
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Next, the video shows the boy waking up and crying for help.
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And I go through my moments of, I start crying for no reason.
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I would hug my landlady, crying again because she was crying for me.
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We crying for votes but how many of us is on the board.
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My mom would stay up for hours, screaming and crying for more drugs.
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He seemed to be crying for that person, tears that seemed years overdue.
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Unless the public is crying for it, who is going to fund that?
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I like to get the stress out by crying for two straight hours.
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A group of women were sitting on the pavement, crying for their loved ones.
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"People were crying for help and I went to find the conductor," he said.
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He stops crying for a moment, as if waiting for James to grab him.
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But most children are still devastated and crying for their parents and can't eat.
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But drinking often led to aggression, emotional breakdowns, or crying for hours on end.
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"You could hear people screaming and yelling and crying for help," Mr. Hamanne said.
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"The beam is crying for help!" he yelled, throwing his hands into the air.
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Once, while shopping with his girlfriend, he had broken down crying for no apparent reason.
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But I know seasoned teachers who have just been crying for the past three days.
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"This is an area where people have been crying for relief for years," Owens said.
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The ad features audio from ProPublica of children in holding facilities crying for their parents.
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On Friday in his homily, the bishop said he had been crying for a week.
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Neymar No one's crying for Neymar, one of the world's most valuable (and richest) players.
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A: Raising the interest rate is unlikely since corporations are crying for lower financing costs.
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"I will not be able to stop crying for a while," tweeted ESPN's Andrea Adelson.
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I want you to know not a day goes by without me crying for your pain.
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Leap Day is a time for taking chances, wearing blue and gold, and crying for sweets.
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After I saw the heart beating I couldn't stop crying for most of the remaining day.
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She hid in a corner and stayed there, crying, for more than an hour, he said.
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We would start out okay, but end up crying for him, because we miss him dearly.
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A second passenger said people were crying for help and looking for companions in the darkness.
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Madmusaeva asked to not have her face shown on camera because she'd been crying for days.
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" She continued, "After crying for a week, I put my head down and worked even harder.
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Audio released by ProPublica on Monday revealed children crying for their parents in the detention centers.
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His wife sits beside me, their 4-year-old son tugging at her, crying for falafel.
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She was "twisting and turning" on the floor, bleeding and still crying for help, he recalled.
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There was a long line of people fleeing, crying for water and thrusting their arms forward.
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But that's it – and let's be real, he's crying for a guy who openly mistreats him.
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When she began crying for a diaper specifically, I had flashbacks to training my older daughter.
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Priestley's neighbor Mike Angley told TV station WPVI he heard Priestley crying for help during the attack.
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Saturn's radio emissions sound like a robot crying for help in the midst of a wind storm.
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I just can't stop crying and I can't imagine how many bunnies are crying for u too.
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She was crying for help, she obviously didn't know what was going on, she was very distraught.
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So once he started talking at around two-and-a-half, he started crying for his mommy.
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"I knew it was key that Theodore [the baby] be crying for the shot," Katherine told BuzzFeed.
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Maybe private equity managers think nobody listens to the old man in the corner crying for help.
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When cops arrived, they found Lopez laying next to his girlfriend, crying for help, court records indicate.
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After I got my senses back, there were many injured workers lying beside me crying for help.
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The building was flattened, he was digging with his bare hands, digging and crying for two days.
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Neighbors heard the girl crying for help and rescued her, taking her to the hospital, Barnwal said.
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His frantic sister was crying for help, even as other villagers scurried away with sacks of coal.
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"I basically have been crying for, like, two weeks since I found out about this," Goucher said.
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I love the countdown timer, which helps with feeding anxiety when your baby is crying for milk.
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" She admitted, "I am angry at myself for crying for someone who didn't ever cry for me.
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He added that chart specialists have been saying that "it's all over but the crying" for Apple's stock.
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Witnesses described horrifying scenes of bodies being scattered about and the wounded screaming out and crying for help.
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Cassie may not be crying because she was eliminated; she could be crying for some other reason entirely.
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They claim he had been crying for 4 days and whimpering outside without any decent cover from rain.
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Everyone crying for the NFL to get rid of video reviews is a dipshit of the highest order.
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It took three years — and a lot of crying — for their friendship to turn into a binding agreement.
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She’s okay though listen to this amazingness I haven’t stopped crying for hours pic.twitter.
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When he arrived, he said, he sat in the airport crying for hours, unsure of what to do.
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You don't have to worry about being in the fetal position on the sofa crying for four hours.
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A first FaceTime attempt when Sonny was six months old left him hysterical and me ugly crying for hours.
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The elephant is sticking its trunk up the skirt of a young blonde girl with pigtails crying for help.
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Parents could put their child to bed later and delay visiting the child if he starts crying, for example.
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Past videos on the channel included the dad filming the girls in obvious distress, screaming or crying, for example.
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In one cover from 1938, she depicts Hitler as a greedy toddler, crying for a bigger piece of Europe.
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An epidemic of strikes and demonstrations could have the British public crying for a blond beast to restore order.
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"Puerto Rico will never stop crying for them," said Archbishop Roberto González, who led the mass, according to NBC.
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We presume, since he's just been told about Han's death, that Luke is crying for his old smuggler buddy.
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The child told police she was tied up because she was crying for her mother, and was being abused.
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"Jose" was just three years old, sick with chicken pox, and had clearly been crying for quite some time.
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If one of us started crying for no reason, the others just passed her a tissue and kept talking.
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The man fled on foot, while the girls ran into a nearby hotel, the Millington Inn, crying for help.
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No one is crying for New York's skyline, of course, because it has an extraordinary number of greatest hits.
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A neighbor peeked through a door and saw him lying on the floor, crying for help, she told detectives.
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At times it even got the best of Robinson, who told attendees he had been crying for a week.
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On one particular trip, I was sitting next to a woman who didn't stop crying for the entire flight.
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He added that chart specialists have been saying that "it's all over but the crying" for the iPhone maker's stock.
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Baron is towing a young boy, who is crying for help, in a small crate behind his motorcycle through town.
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This time it's a young girl, bloodied and terrified, crying for her father after an airstrike hit her family's home.
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On April 28, deputies received an anonymous call about a child crying for a long time in a neighboring backyard.
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In the United States, In the city of El Paso, Texas, Many people are crying, For what has happened here.
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Throughout the eight-minute clip, you can hear several children sobbing and crying for their parents and other family members.
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On his first night in his new place, he watches Bambi wandering alone through the forest, crying for his mother.
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"The children were crying for help, but I couldn't help them as the door was already on fire," he said.
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Backstage at concerts, he and Shaggy 203 Dope realized Juggalos had stopped asking for autographs and began crying for help.
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I could keep them amused and safe and keep them from crying for up to two hours at a time.
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Devastated by the speech, Mr. Ellsberg escaped to a men's room where he remained, crying, for more than an hour.
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You might find yourself crying for seemingly no reason—trust your body's ability to know how to release the past.
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"She's crying for her baby," he said in an oddly confiding tone, almost as though he were selling me the idea.
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"I'm praying for Orlando, I'm crying for Orlando, and I am there with you in spirit sending my love and strength."
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Local news reports showed people crying for help, some jumping from the overpass and others hanging desperately from the footbridge's railing.
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She ran to signal them, forcefully waving her arms and crying for help as they touched down on a nearby soccer field.
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Thursday from an anonymous caller who reported a child had been crying for a long time in a neighboring backyard, officials say.
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Also, since its creation, International Women's Day has been used as a rallying crying for women's demonstrations throughout big moments in history.
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It helps you release your emotions, and sometimes, crying for a few minutes works better than discussing and analyzing things for hours.
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The high school junior from Lampasas, Texas says that she immediately went home and locked herself in her room, crying for hours.
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As children continue crying for their parents, we must continue to demand from our leaders a better, more decent, more humane system.
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I am not crying for any ethno-nationalists or any guy who likes Pepe the frog to get punched in the face.
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A. was up crying for no obvious reason multiple times, and we had a hard time getting him back to sleep every time.
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Yara's single tear is also a nice touch, but I can't decide who she's crying for: herself or her irreplaceably damaged little brother.
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You might be crying for 60 minutes from the sheer beauty and sadness of this thing, but it never feels overdone, just accurate.
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The new ad features audio of children crying for their parents after being separated from them, which was published by ProPublica this week.
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Lots of people are crying for the federal government to impose the same lockdown in effect in New York, California and other states.
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"I've been crying for like two days because this is probably the most racist place I've been to in my life," Kennedy said.
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"I saw their little hands out of the grilled windows, crying for help," a neighbor, Nurhayati Abdul Halim, told the local news media.
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At that point in the documentary I had already been crying for a solid half hour, so it just made me cry harder.
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This week, we found ourselves crying for the fates of the thousands of pregnant, incarcerated women in this country, not to mention their children.
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Back home in San Bruno, Mario Jr. has been crying for long periods at night, more than he ever did when Aida was home.
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At least, it does until the end of each episode when someone gets eliminated and you're suddenly crying for reasons you can't quite explain.
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Raj said the condition of the puppy was "miserable" and tells The Verge that local residents had heard the animal crying for two days.
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But this week, she keeps crying for Alexa, wanting her to play "Baby shark" and other music that is otherwise absent from our home.
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A plumber, he said he fetched some tools and a ladder and prised some window bars open to rescue a woman crying for help.
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"You know, I never thought this was something that we would be begging for, crying for ... clean, affordable water," said Flint Mayor Karen Weaver.
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My childhood summer camp did this to a few hundred kids once and the ones who weren't crying for 3 days really enjoyed it.
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But mostly I was crying for myself, for the 14-year-old me who never got to experience what my sister was going through.
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When we have children in cages crying for their mothers and fathers, don't you dare call that border security, that's a human rights abuse!
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When I was younger, I would respond to rejection by going up to my room, locking the door, and just crying for hours straight.
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He was crying for the people of Brussels: People Are Sharing Pictures Of Tintin Crying In Response To The #Brussels Terror Attacks #Bruxelles pic.twitter.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The children ran along the narrow enclosure, screaming, fighting and crying for the attention of the prison worker distributing sweets and balloons.
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Last week, deputies received a call from an anonymous caller who reported a child had been crying for a long time in a neighboring backyard.
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"This dog that we really saw as emotionally stable was now starting to break down and was crying for hours at a time," she says.
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Last week, deputies made a harrowing discovery when an anonymous caller reported hearing a baby crying for "a long period of time," according to officials.
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" Bishop tells PEOPLE that according to Nethin's own account, she struck the child "because she got frustrated when Marley wouldn't stop crying for her grandfather.
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I thought about the [Syrian] refugees in Calais and started crying for them, and I saw that every emotion is as valid as any other.
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So then I realized: she's already exploded, because she's crying for the girls to stop acting bewitched and for the men to stop questioning her.
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On Saturday, local television news channels broadcast images of people crying for help as others moved through scattered crates of tomatoes to help the wounded.
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If both the mother and child died, the Ubume will appear on dark, rainy nights as a woman carrying a child and crying for help.
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Guillermina Rodriguez had dropped off her husband for an appointment in Manhattan and was driving back downtown when her newborn daughter, Ileana, started crying for food.
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When Errol was about one-and-a-half years old, the kids in his class were around that age when they started crying for their mommies.
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No matter how much his base loves his tough-guy act on the border, the sounds of little children crying for their parents was winning out.
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One protester began asking the pair, "Why are you separating families?" as audio of immigrant children crying for their parents through sobs played in the background.
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With no clear frontrunner, and only an ominous clip of Peter's mom crying for fans to go off, fans have come up with increasingly dramatic theories.
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If you're an elite athlete crying for any reason, regardless of context, r/photoshopbattles and the rest of the Internet will capture it and manipulate it forever.
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The woman – who the authorities said had learning difficulties – is seen in tears, crying for help, while neither the bus driver nor any of the passengers intervene.
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White says she was finishing up her lunch at Bendigo Marketplace, about 90 minutes outside Melbourne, when her 7-month-old son, Zaydd, started crying for milk.
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There were so many desperate people on the streets crying for help that you had to shut off your heart or the pain would be too much.
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He also said that the victim can be heard crying for help during the ten-minute video, and that at one point, Lonina pulled on her leg.
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The recording captured the voices of kids as young as 4 years old, crying for "Mami" and "Papá" as if those were the only words they knew.
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This sounds so composed and so collected but in reality I've been crying for hours and my hands are shaking so hard I can barely type this.
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The outrage must be clear in the same way it was a year ago when we were confronted with audio recordings of immigrant children crying for their mothers.
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Phillips was arrested on April 28 after deputies from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office received a call about a baby crying for a long time, according to officials.
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A man who was camping near the site of the Hart family crash told investigators he thought he heard someone crying for help on the night they died.
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Witnesses say they saw him jump out of the window crying for help, but at that point, 64 percent of his body had already suffered third degree burns.
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"These crocodile tears that the senator from Texas is crying for first responders are too hard for me to take," Bennet said, responding to remarks made by Cruz.
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We were under the sway of said mushrooms, me talking about yellow and blue worlds, him crying for obscure reasons, then both of us surprisingly serene, eating pears.
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On Monday, as an audio recording became public of children crying for their parents after being separated at the border, Mr. Sessions vigorously defended his zero-tolerance policy.
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While the city of Boston was busy crying for Big Papi ... the Cleveland Indians locker room was TURNIN' UP ... celebrating the ALDS sweep with champagne and beer baths!!
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Witnesses claim Hank had been crying for 4 days, but Angie claims families in Miami, Oklahoma leave their dogs outside all the time and even in the rain.
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But if he does actually get convicted and has to spend the last years of his life behind bars, I won't be crying for him, and you shouldn't either.
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He lends roiling, at first barely detectable energy to the seeming passivity of a man who, on occasion, finds himself crying for reasons he cannot (nor wants to) explain.
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"I don't think there's going to be too many people crying for them to start monetizing other properties anytime soon because the core business is so strong," said Sanderson.
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"She was getting more frustrated by the day, this has been going on for six weeks already, and it just seemed she was crying for help," Mr. David said.
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Before the game, Jones spoke eloquently about the city, the concerns of black residents and the need for peaceful protests, but also acknowledged that people were crying for help.
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He said that as he approached the scene, a woman was crying for help from the first floor of a building: "Help us, help us, we have a child".
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The video shows dozens of people struggling in rough waters and crying for help while several of them try to swim for an orange lifesaver apparently thrown from the ferry.
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"I can't stand my baby crying for a minute, how did you manage to leave your brother's newborn daughter in the marketplace and watched her die?" she confronts her mother.
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Claire, who has spent the day fake-crying for the purposes of her gun bill robo-call, shares a cigarette with Frank while they pore over what Yates has written.
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This painting, "Closing In," was created in July 2018 during a grueling week of sleepless nights full of the haunting voices of separated children, crying for their mamas and papas.
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For instance, she's drawn comics about taking mood stabilizers, dealing with nightmare therapists, and crying for no apparent reason — often ending up in a familiar human picture of absurdity or frustration.
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The administration faced wide backlash this week over images showing children being held inside chain-link fencing as well as over audio obtained by ProPublica of children crying for their parents.
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The Rankin's filmed the horrifying incident, in which you can see the feline crying for help as it fights to stay on the van that was going close to 60 mph.
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At one point, police requested television helicopters leave the area so rescuers could hear for any sounds of people crying for help from beneath the collapsed structure, CBS Miami television said.
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Messages shaming the family, sent by Mitchell's friends to Bellis, only made the situation more blue: Jacob apparently got upset and began crying, for fear that his holiday would be cancelled.
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Instead of tossing paper towels to a select few, shouldn't Mr. Trump have at least visited the most devastated areas, where people are crying for water, food, medicine, shelter and power?
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When they returned to their communal lodging at the end of a 14-hour day, Kalayjian logged onto the internet and accidentally played the audio of detained children crying for their parents.
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"We are trying to put a smile on the Rohingya's face who has been crying for decades," said another co-founder Muhammad Noor, a Rohingya who first came to Malaysia in 2000.
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So when I heard those little children crying for their parents as a Border Patrol agent mocked them, the research on race and dehumanization provided some clarity for what was going on.
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I was crying for Meechy and MsVaughn and the rest of the sisters I had come to recognize and know in large and small ways over the years of avid YouTube consumption.
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Although she herself was suffering from her gunshot wounds, Tiara says she was more concerned with her younger cousin and best friend, both of whom were bleeding heavily and crying for help.
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While everyone's crying for Tilikum, the family of late SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau wants the world to remember he killed their daughter 7 years ago -- and the tragedy's still fresh for them.
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"I think people, for maybe the first time in public markets history, saw a company that was both deeply convicted and a market where the world was crying for change," Bohlen said.
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A significant minority of traders, meanwhile, expected a half-point cut, according to CME data, so they'll be disappointed, too – even though buoyant stock and credit markets are hardly crying for help.
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Images of children being detained behind cages and sounds of kids crying for their parents sparked national outrage, eventually forcing Trump to sign an executive order ending the practice of family separations.
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We see (and hear) it all: Randall grabbing Fergus, pushing him face down on the bed, the child screaming, crying for it to stop, yelling for Jamie to come and help him.
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When he finally turns on the waterworks in the film's second half, it never feels like he's crying for a reason, just that the movie needs him to cry at that point.
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He's a father of five children — his youngest son is afraid to leave the house and go to school, and has taken to crying for hours on end when food runs scarce.
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My 25-inch MacBook Pro rarely leaves the house, whereas Google's Pixelbook and my 103-inch MacBook Pro at the office are far easier to carry around without my back crying for mercy.
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Marie manages to rouse herself, and she walks out in the street, crying for Sara the same way she had when Sara was a little girl who wandered away to follow a cat.
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Anyway, check out the video ... Dana White won't be offering these guys UFC contracts, but the chick who's screaming and crying for them to "PLEASE STOP" ... might have a future in horror movies.
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"Since Fidesz got re-elected, the Hungarian government has been acting as if it was literally crying for expulsion," said Edit Zgut, a political scientist at the University of Warsaw's Center for Europe.
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After crying for weeks, I have decided to let my story to be heard, because it is stories like mine that burden many undocumented students like me in the United States of America.
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Cal (Avery Whitted) and Becky (Laysla De Oliveira), two siblings on a cross-country road trip, are stopped alongside a remote stretch of Route 400 when they hear a boy crying for help.
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Although some bawling is normal for babies, excessive crying for more than three hours a day, lasting more than three days a week, might be a sign that a doctor's intervention is in order.
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"Congress and the courts created this problem, and Congress alone can fix it," Nielsen told reporters in a press conference assembled just minutes after ProPublica released audio of detained children crying for their parents.
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Eddie explained his son, Evan, had been crying for the past hour and that he needed to know the location where the video was filmed so he could try and locate the boy's mother.
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"I wanna hear the dogs crying for water/ I wanna see fish go belly-up in the sea," she sings, her elastic voice reaching near-operatic levels of intensity against surges of synthetic brass.
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The anguished voice of her granddaughter became a viral indictment of the U.S. policy of separating detained immigrant children from their parents after audio of children crying for their parents was released this week.
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" He continued, referencing the Oscars statuette as "just fake gold and plastic," and alluding to the Academy's lack of diversity with "We crying for votes but how many of us is on the board.
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Perhaps I will ruin all the nice strides feminism has maybe made (if Sony decides this film brought in enough money) by copping to crying for almost no reason, but this is my truth.
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Moore told the magazine he had to "stop and take deep breaths" after capturing the image of a two-year-old Honduran girl crying for her mother, who was being detained in McAllen, Texas.
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Even as images circulated of migrant children crying for their parents or sleeping on thin mattresses within cage-like metal structures, Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions showed no interest in abandoning the policy.
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Eventually the only audible sound was that of a female singer imitating the mewing of a wounded dog, until her whimpers morphed into the sob-choked voice of a child crying for its father.
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The problem is not only abusers but more broadly a society that often disbelieves or scorns those crying for help, like that young woman curled up on her bed crying during the Golden Globes.
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Tourists filmed crying for help The furious reaction comes as Chinese authorities -- as well as state-run media -- ramp up their attacks on Sweden over its handling of the hostel incident early this month.
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While the disorder can manifest differently in each woman, the National Institutes of Health describes symptoms including feeling sad and hopeless, crying for no reason, anxiety, over- or under-sleeping, and experiencing changes in appetite.
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If hands work to bond the self with the outside world, these digitally raised hands meaningfully connected citizens, whether Arabs or foreigners, crying for justice in the name of the war-battered country of Syria.
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The Trump administration drew widespread criticism this week as images surfaced of migrant children detained in caged holding centers and audio of children crying for their parents reverberated from social media to the House floor.
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Texts begging me to call him and telling me that I was causing him so much pain, and he couldn't believe that I had the nerve to ignore him when he was crying for me.
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Even then, the rat you befriend over forgotten Saltines will naturally have a shorter life span and you might find yourself alone, mourning a rodent, scream-crying for a creature you named Little Miss Crunchy.
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After crying for a very long time, Ara finally calmed down, and then, as if this had been the whole purpose of his visit to my office, he drank a glass of water and left.
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The Alameda County Fire Department was able to remove the 29-year-old unidentified man from the sheet metal grease duct on Wednesday after someone heard him crying for help, according to a statement from Sgt.
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After crying "for days" and searching for weeks, Grams finally gave up hope and bought herself a new, similar ring in hopes that her husband wouldn't notice (according to the Global News report, he did not).
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Crying for what he said was the first time since the news of the plane's destruction, he contrasted Iran's lack of any statement of sympathy for the victims with the national outpouring of consolation from Canadians.
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River Police staff sergeant Richard Virag described hearing radio chatter of an accident, rushing to the Margaret Bridge near Hungary's Parliament building, and spotting a man in the water crying for help by the next bridge.
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"I did not want to step on the bodies so we took the other door, but by the time we deboarded, all I could see were either dead people or children crying for their parents," Shresth said.
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Images and recordings of kids crying for their parents set off a backlash from Republicans and Democrats, and President Donald Trump quickly issued an executive order directing the Department of Homeland Security to keep detained families together.
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" Reagan's message to the public, selling his tough-on-crime measures, would then be beautifully simple, Sessions said: "We support stability and order; they wander about wringing their hands crying for the criminals while violence everywhere escalates.
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In the declaration, Keryn Redstone described "distressing changes" in her grandfather's behavior shortly before and after Ms. Herzer was thrown out of his home, including extreme mood shifts, disorientation, blank expressions and crying for no apparent reason.
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Delgado's father, Drew McCombs, who lives across the street, heard his son-in-law crying for help from a kitchen window and opened the trailer door, which had been secured from the outside, the criminal complaint alleges.
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While photos and audio from the unfolding crisis on the border have shown tender age children crying for their parents, Trump, CNN and other members of the media were at a facility with children aged 12-17.
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In the intervention, he said, parents learn to recognize what is actually hunger, since hungry babies, of course, need to be fed, and they also learn alternative strategies for soothing babies who are crying for other reasons.
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Now, they're just one more group crying for attention, in a fourth-quarter that will see an onslaught of streaming and cable fare and the launch of studio-backed streaming service Disney+ as well as Apple TV+.
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I learned this the hard way when I ignored an NPC crying for help while chasing down another quest, only to learn, after sleeping for the night to gain power, said NPC had died in an alley.
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"If they give in one time and cry, they will not be able to stop crying for a while," says Rezhna Mohammed, the director of psychological services for the SEED Foundation, which runs a centre in the camp.
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Neighbors described troubling encounters with the kids crying for help and asking for food, one of which prompted a report to Child Protective Services in March just before the family's SUV plunged off a cliff in Northern California.
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As pictures of the Syrian War made their rounds through Western media, Imam began to notice a sense of complacency in response to the repeated images of white helmets digging through rubble and bloodied children crying for their mothers.
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A subsequent investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, an independent state investigative agency, challenged the suicide ruling by finding, among other things, two neighbors who said they had heard a woman crying for help before hearing gunshots.
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Mostly I was crying for Donna (Kerry Bishé), Cameron (Mackenzie Davis), Gordon (Scoot McNairy), and Joe (Lee Pace), these fictional people I cared about more deeply than I'd realized after four years in real time and a decade onscreen.
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In Her Again: Becoming Meryl Streep, biographer Michael Schulman writes that at the moment the actor died, Streep was reportedly so overcome with emotion that she collapsed into Cazale and began pounding on his chest, crying for him to wake up.
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There, the teens opened up about the ways this past year has changed them — how much closer they now feel to their Jewish friends, how scared they are to go to synagogue, how sometimes they find themselves crying for no reason.
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"Suicidal isn't just crying, for those with a troubled life and long build ups to breaking point, it's also snap decisions made whilst your son sleeps in the same house and your loving partner kissed you goodnight hours before," she wrote.
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Hyderabad police launched an investigation last month into the marriage of a 16-year-old girl to a 65-year-old Omani man in exchange for 500,000 Indian rupees ($7,715) after she contacted her mother from Muscat crying for help.
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Reports like the recording ProPublica obtained of children crying for their parents, or accounts of children in temporary foster care crying themselves to sleep every night, inspire in a lot of people the idea that something deeply wrong is happening.
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Cuarón doesn't identify the incident — known as the Corpus Christi Massacre of 1971 — but fills in that day with visceral, harrowing flashes of chaotic violence, including a pietà-like image of a woman crying for help while cradling a dying man.
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He made his children want to journey with him, to Middle-earth, to Bosworth Field, where Richard died, crying for a horse, or to Upper Bingley for the Great Sermon Handicap; he never doubted that we would want to come along.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied more than 500 points Tuesday (and was continuing that rally Wednesday) after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell opened the door to a rate cut that traders have been crying for because of fears the economy is slowing.
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While market volatility may be scary for new investors, you can't let it get to you, financial expert and "Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary tells CNBC Make It. "Never cry when the market goes down, because it's not crying for you," he says.
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I covered the Pentagon and the war in Iraq during the Bush years, and was personally told by several grieving families that Bush had called them or met with them in person, often joining them in crying for their fallen loved ones.
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Trump has been unable to reduce the number of undocumented immigrants that are already here living and working, regardless of immigration raids that have left some U.S. citizen children crying for their parents as they found themselves alone when coming home from school.
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" Miller says she plans to campaign with Trump and praised his policy priorities on trade issues, currency manipulation and coal: "These are issues we have been crying for the Republican Party to discuss, so I am absolutely delighted he's talking about it.
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"For as long as I can remember the tier-two teams have been moaning and crying for more opportunities to play tier-one teams, so when we're drawn in a pool like this we see it as an exciting opportunity," he added.
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Many of the most affecting stories to come out of family separation crisis involve mothers, be it stories involving small children crying for their mother, or a mother devastated by a child who—when reunified after a separation—didn't seem to know who she was.
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In the past weeks, heartbreaking images and audio of children crying for their parents have captured the nation's attention as lawmakers seek a solution to end the separations and the White House doubles down on its insistence that it is simply enforcing the law.
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In the past weeks, heartbreaking images and audio of children crying for their parents have captured the nation's attention as lawmakers seek to find a solution to end the separations and the White House doubles down on its insistence that it is simply enforcing the law.
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At the White House, the president again lashed out at "extremist, open-border Democrats," and he again falsely blamed Democrats for the political crisis that continues to roil his administration and was amplified in recent days by images and recordings of young children crying for their parents.
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The titular character on Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina may have to contend with a witchy love triangle (we're not exactly crying for Sabrina; both Nick and Harvey are A+ options) but in real-life, Sabrina's alter-ego Kiernan Shipka has found one good guy to spend time with.
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Sure, they were probably sentient when "Virtual Insanity" slid into the charts like a bejewelled eel, and being charitable they might have got stoned in their second year at the University of Derby and watched fifteen minutes of Godzilla before being having a massive, massive whitey and crying for their mum.
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And I was so struck by the amount of trauma he was shouldering that I really started to think about all of the ripple effects on these towns, and all of the different communities that this must be affecting, outside of just the parents—who, of course, the entire world was crying for.
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After giving out hugs all day, he posted his experience to Facebook, where he ended up helping even more people: "I've had so many parents reach out to me saying they've been crying for days, saying they've been those parents, and they've reached out to their children they haven't talked to in years," said Dittman.
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"I have been crying for three weeks because it is so special to show our story to Miami audiences," Gloria, 60, told PEOPLE Friday night at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami where more than 2,000 people gathered to see the musical tour's official opening and congratulate the Cuban-American couple.
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On Tuesday evening, one day after defending the Trump administration's policy of separating immigrant children from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen unironically decided to dine at MXDC Cocina Mexicana, a Mexican restaurant in D.C. — because nothing gives you cravings for carne asada like the wails of children crying for their mothers!
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In a scene straight out of Boswell (Johnson's encounter with a Highland girl who mistook him for a giant), the 6-foot-4 Baker ("How tall are you?" he's asked repeatedly) comforts a kindergartner crying for her mother, first by inviting the girl to talk about her mom and then by changing the subject to pets.
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A New York Magazine reporter played an audio tape of children crying for their parents during a White House briefing on Monday as Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE was taking questions from reporters.
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"Crazy Lawrence O'Donnell, who has been calling me wrong from even before I announced my run for the Presidency, even being previously forced by NBC to apologize, which he did while crying, for things he said about me & The Apprentice..." -- August 29 tweet Facts First: O'Donnell, a host on MSNBC, did not cry during his 2015 apology for questioning Trump's salary on "The Apprentice," the video shows.
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This is a policy that is in line with our values and principles, coherent with the commitment undertaken by the European Union and its member States to put at the center of their Foreign and Security Policy the promotion of human rights, fundamental freedoms and the rule of Law - the only policy which provides assurance to our regional allies and identifies us with the aspirations of Iranians crying for freedom.
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"Crazy Lawrence O'Donnell, who has been calling me wrong from even before I announced my run for the Presidency, even being previously forced by NBC to apologize, which he did while crying, for things he said about me & The Apprentice, was again forced to apologize, this time for the most ridiculous claim of all, that Russia, Russia, Russia, or Russian oligarchs, co-signed loan documents for me, a guarantee," Trump wrote.
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But the thing I could never understand — and this has only gotten much harder to square, listening to the audio of children crying for their parents at the border — is how those who believe in a God who elevates the weak, who loves the widow and the orphan, whose own mother was denied room at the inn, how they can justify support for a president and an administration that looks like the antithesis of what I have always understood to be Christian values.
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For me, they were often about forcibly disappearing the person I was, and constructing — in her place — the person I wished I was, or the person I wanted others to see me as being: a woman who listened to NPR, driving on the icy backroads of Iowa, through snow-covered cornfields; a woman who cared about the world, not just herself, who had smart opinions about everything; who was not constantly crying for no good reason at all; who was not drinking alone in her kitchen at dusk, before her boyfriend got home.
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