"It felt like a death in the family," Anderson says.
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It was not the first public death in the family.
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It really feels like we had a death in the family.
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And the massacres, well, they feel like a death in the family.
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Maybe a divorce or death in the family has threatened your economic stability.
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"People leaving can be almost like a death in the family," he said.
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Alvarez is travelling to the Dominican Republic because of a death in the family.
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To me, the election of Donald Trump felt like a death in the family.
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The royal couple's visit is also sadly marked by a recent death in the family.
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The Umbrella Academy's inciting incident is a death in the family, when Hargreeves passes away.
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RHP David Phelps was placed on the bereavement list after a death in the family.
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"A Death in the Family" is the only novel by the polymath writer James Agee.
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Managers are usually the first to be alerted of an employee's death in the family.
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Cleveland placed OF Lonnie Chisenhall on the bereavement list due to a death in the family.
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It is grief — painful and genuine as if we'd gone through a death in the family.
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What makes the loss of a sister different from another type of death in the family?
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I am seeing families in the street crying like they have a death in the family.
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It could be a medical emergency, a loss of job, or a death in the family.
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Mexico and a death in the family Bastidas was born on November 2000, 1967, in Mazatlan, Mexico.
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"I'm just coming to terms with it right now, it's like a death in the family," she said.
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Here is what financial advisors, attorneys and therapists recommend in the event of a death in the family.
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These questions were apropos of nothing; we hadn't had a death in the family or lost a pet.
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"My mother, for weeks afterward, looked as if there had been a death in the family," he said.
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We loved him and we&aposre going to miss him and it&aposs like a death in the family.
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A move, or retirement, a new marriage, a death in the family—that's when people's habits are temporarily unfrozen.
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A third woman was going to meet, but then had a death in the family and had to cancel.
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A fine of 15,000 kyat (around $10) was levied if there was a death in the family, he says.
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They make plans with other friends and couldn't even support me when I had a death in the family.
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The country star canceled his appearance at the CMA Awards on Wednesday after a death in the family, PEOPLE confirms.
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Seeing a grief counselor after a death in the family also helped him come to terms with his childhood trauma.
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There was a bunch of speculation as to why Stern took the day off, including a death in the family.
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But preexisting vulnerabilities — a death in the family, for example — or repeat traumatic events can make it harder to recover.
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Her advice: Make sure you're prepared in case of an emergency, or job loss or worse, a death in the family.
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Like if there's a death in the family and they need to travel and they don't have the money for it.
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The real one calls you when you're sick, when your kid's in trouble or when there's a death in the family.
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But to recover and rebuild after an emergency — an accident, death in the family, job loss — takes a much greater investment.
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Job loss, death in the family, decisions to buy a second home and similar events signal time to reevaluate risk attitudes.
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G Jason Terry was not with the team Saturday night because of a death in the family, head coach Jason Kidd.
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His better-known ones included the opera "A Death in the Family," first produced in 21950 by the Minnesota Opera Company.
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For those of you so quick to jump to conclusions, we had a death in the family and the funeral was yesterday.
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Clinton know if there has been a death in the family, reminding her of birthdays, sending her articles from their hometown paper.
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Clinton "calls you when you're sick, when your kid's in trouble, or when there is a death in the family," he said.
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The real one calls you when you're sick, when your kid's in trouble, or when there is a death in the family.
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When you have a death in the family, Knickerbocker and Poltorak both recommend that grieving children memorialize loved ones with art projects.
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Wheels Steve Hayes was 9 when, after a death in the family, his parents sent him to Maine to visit a cousin.
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Your coworker received a phone call, her voice dropped from pleasant to distraught in seconds; there was a death in the family.
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It could be losing your job, falling ill and needing to take time off work, or dealing with a death in the family.
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Jamie McGinn (nine goals) rejoined the team but did not play Friday after missing two games because of a death in the family.
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I just met with a young literary critic who enthusiastically recommended "A Death in the Family," by the Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgaard.
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Struggles in Austen's own life — a death in the family, encroaching poverty and diminishing chances of marriage — mirrored those of the book's characters.
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"It has helped me through challenging times, with a death in the family," Mary Pat Buerkle, Mr. Ma's longtime manager, said of his Bach.
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Among the rules the workers wanted changed was a requirement to give three days notice to take leave for a death in the family.
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But your circumstances could change if you retire, are not working as much, or have had a divorce or death in the family, Votava said.
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A neighbourhood disagreement might escalate into accusations of sorcery if someone suffered a misfortune, such as a premature death in the family, after a quarrel.
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He said he now saw the lie of so many of his favorite comic books that portray the impact of a death in the family.
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The Orioles will be without Adam Jones for this series as he was placed on the bereavement list due to a death in the family.
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Coverage for coronavirus concerns Death in the family, hurricanes, even unexpected jury duty are all covered reasons for cancellation under most standard travel insurance policies.
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On Monday against Charlotte, the Grizzlies were again without F Chandler Parsons (knee), F James Ennis (calf) and PF Zach Randolph (death in the family).
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In the Slack messages, one WeWork facilities staff member said that hearing about the outsourcing was like being informed of a death in the family.
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"I'm just coming to terms with it right now, it's like a death in the family," she recently told Harper's Bazaar UK for her cover story.
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"I'm just coming to terms with it right now, it's like a death in the family," she recently told Harper's Bazaar UK for her cover story.
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Filming was supposed to begin last week, but Mel B had a death in the family ... so it was put on hold, rendering the show hostless.
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The same desperation can attack anyone's judgment, he told us, whether someone is dealing with a death in the family, job loss, financial misfortune, or depression.
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For example, a Pisces will experience a death in the family but not tell anyone at work because their colleagues are dealing with their own hardships.
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Maura Murray emailed professors that she'd be missing class for a week due to a death in the family in 2004 and was never heard from again.
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The response to Middle Tennessee's tornadoes is simply a barn-raising in the city, the death-in-the-family casserole and the Sunday second collection writ large.
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It limited the categories users can fundraise for to medical bills, crisis and disaster relief, personal emergencies, and help for people after a death in the family.
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In the "separated at birth" department, both series are family soaps, built around a successful prodigal daughter returning home with her child after a death in the family.
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It often takes a life event like a marriage, the birth of a child, a divorce or a death in the family to motivate people to write wills.
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You see her tell sob stories of death in the family and repeat her line about building an end to having to say goodbye to loved ones too soon.
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In the event of a death in the family, they change into their mourning attire and arrive in England wearing clothes that match the somber mood of the country.
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That's the start of the standard prison procedure for a death in the family—a family member calls the prison chaplain to report the death and the funeral arrangements.
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We talked about that, the unique anxieties and stresses of a career in comedy, and how both she and her clients grieved over an untimely death in the family.
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It used to be customary to tell honeybees when there was a (human) death in the family … "Or they will die, or go away," the Encyclopedia of Superstitions explains.
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The study of his relationship with his dysfunctional father—which forms the centrepiece of "A Death in the Family", the first volume, and ripples through the other five—is unforgettable.
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" Reports from inside the bureau suggest horror and rage after the firing; one agent told the Daily Beast that "everyone feels like there has been a death in the family.
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But Kalanick was not in attendance when the firings were announced, as he is with family in Fresno, California, the wake of a tragic accident and death in the family.
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She said that transformational or transitional periods can be personal (a death in the family, a breakup, a career change) or shared (a terrorist attack, an economic crisis, an election).
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When life deals you a tough blow—you get canned, you have a death in the family, your relationship fizzles or combusts—it's not abnormal to struggle and feel sad.
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" I would be like, "Oh, I'll write about a death in the family" and all this stuff, stuff I hadn't experienced and that I didn't actually want to write about."Totally.
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Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo — who had been idle the past four games, including one during which he was on the bereavement list after a death in the family — made 213 saves.
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US protocol only allows four reasons for rejecting the president's invitation to a state dinner: death in the family, serious illness, "unavoidable" absence far away from D.C., or a family wedding.
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The I.R.S. generally seeks a "reasonable" cause for the delay, he said — perhaps the stress of an illness or the discovery of a forgotten account after a death in the family.
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More than once, members have banded together to raise thousands of dollars for a fellow Rothy's fan struggling with a sick child, a lost job, or a death in the family.
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In Arkansas, second-trimester abortions cost around $2,000 with sedation, and her family was dealing with a death in the family, grief, and medical bills related to other life-threatening health issues.
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An airline could, for instance, analyze your email for the words "death in the family" and "travel," look at your credit limit, and then offer you a price based on this information.
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She was a nursing student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and emailed her professors that she would be missing the next week of classes due to a death in the family.
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"My family has a common shared experience with a tragic shooting death in the family, so this type of project for me personally was perhaps a bit of catharsis for us," she said.
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Mike Aaman, who missed Wagner's 68-66 road win at Morgan State because of a death in the family, returned Saturday but didn't have his jersey and had to wear a different number.
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Kids Searching for the Complicated Truth On the cusp of their teenage years, the protagonists of these novels deal with death in the family, remembered childhood trauma and many varieties of parental pressure.
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It's also easier to move on from a death in the family or the loss of your life's work when you have a shoulder to cry on or a lover to run away with.
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The Farewell has all of its characters acting to avoid the discussion of death, versus Posthumous which sort of embraces death and involves performing as someone who has experienced a death in the family.
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Following a death in the family, they have since gone legit, and considerably less subterfuge is now needed to enjoy quesadillas made with squash blossoms and cuitlacoche (corn fungus), tamales, and other Mexican delicacies.
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But if your friend makes a generally harmless post that still concerns you (for example, they discuss going through anxiety or grieving a death in the family), there are multiple ways that you can help.
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At this rate, we might have to take you off the project, his boss said, making this involuntary stay on the island seem less like a death in the family and more like career suicide.
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This change is called an "involuntary exchange" or "INVOL," and is typically only used by the airline when a customer misses their flight or must switch their plans due to a death in the family.
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Buy it here >>Colleen Hoover returns with a moving novel about a fractured relationship between mother and daughter that is further complicated by a death in the family and the revelation of a surprising affair.
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He was part of a bench that scored 60 points against the Blazers and should be bolstered by the return of guard Dion Waiters, who has missed four straight games following a death in the family.
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Only at the World Cup do two teams each score a goal and come away with a point and one team celebrates and the other acts as though there has been a death in the family.
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"When there's a death in the family, you want the love of your family, that's who you look for," said 69-year-old Celina Richard, whose parents and several other relatives are buried on the church grounds.
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One of them had been racing to get home because of a death in the family and would have missed a memorial service if she had waited for the delayed flight, said Dr. Hartwell, a trauma surgeon.
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The most popular buzzword among aid workers after the 2011 drought across the Horn of Africa was "resilience", which means boosting people's ability to bounce back from shocks like a failed harvest or a death in the family.
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Taxes should not be triggered by a death in the family and Americans should not be forced to make critical life-impacting financial decisions based on the guess work of when a family member is going to die.
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Elizabeth Tavarez, an organizer for home health aides with the 1199 S.E.I.U. union, said that in an informal survey of her members, transit problems have become the second biggest cause of stress — after a death in the family.
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"The mistake most people make is ignoring it as if it didn't occur," says Joyce E. A. Russell, the Senior Associate Dean at the Robert H. School of Business in Maryland, of a colleague's death in the family.
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Give the trailer a watch above, and marvel at the actors' ability to discuss something as inherently goofy as a Cats movie with the same grave, morose severity you might use to talk about a death in the family.
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These days, Yan's mother barely needed her allowance—he already covered her biggest expenses—so the money went to her greatest indulgence: gifts for villagers who had got married, had a child, or had a death in the family.
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"Americans, Youngstown, Ohio" (1977-78) is three conjoined canvases with figures dressed in everyday clothes and lit from below, while "A Death in the Family" (1976) features a corpse, but also a plate of eggs with a cigarette butt.
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As anthropologist Jack Goody noted in his 1962 study of the West African LoDagaa tribe, the hands of mourners were tied together with an animal hide as a precaution against self-harm after a death in the family occurred.
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Amid stories of grave personal developments (like a death in the family) that pushed people farther away from their religions, there were anecdotes describing the smaller moments in people's lives that simply made them view their faith in a different light.
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And then a life event sort of pushed me really into doing other things too, because I had a death in the family very early on [her sister Sarah committed suicide at 23] and so that pushes you somewhere else.
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Rachel Tunnard's debut feature Adult Life Skills (which won Tribeca's Nora Ephron Prize) is also about a young adult shutting down after a death in the family, making private art to express her feelings, and incurring a parent's weary frustration.
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Ms. Williams, 33, grew up in Northville, a suburb west of Detroit, and was chasing a cooking career in New York when she came back home — just for a short time, she thought — to attend to a death in the family.
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Adjusted gross: $1.5 billion Unadjusted gross: $103 million What it's about: Another Disney hit, "Bambi" uses an all-animal cast of characters in a story about a white-tailed deer, his animals friends, and a haunting death in the family.
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Eddie Lacy is uncertain if he'll play on Sunday after exiting last week's 23-23 win over the New York Giants with an ailing ankle and backup James Starks is nursing a knee issue and dealing with a death in the family.
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Even when they take action—when Miriam and the kids check out a new apartment, say—the dread of the absent Antoine broods over them like a spectre, and from their stunned appearance you might think there'd been a death in the family.
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"If you are invited to a state dinner, you are only supposed to reject that honor for four reasons: a death in the family, a serious illness, a wedding, or an unavoidable absence from Washington," said Bill Clinton's chief of protocol Mary Mel French.
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A pandemic won't get you your money back (a death in the family or an injury or illness that prevents you from traveling will, as long as you can prove it) unless you've paid extra for insurance that allows you to cancel for any reason.
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The safety concern is being explained as the same procedure used to temporarily ground US military pilots if they are facing a "significant life event," such as a divorce or death in the family, that would be a distraction during flight operations, the official told CNN.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called his Kuwaiti counterpart to confirm he would visit the Gulf Arab country "in the coming days", state news agency KUNA said on Wednesday, after cutting short a Middle East tour due to a death in the family.
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A new shock in a shifting landscape For Geist and Guthrie, Lauer's sudden, unexpected, and doubtlessly irreversible fall from grace was almost like a death in the family -- a sudden, jarring loss, and a change to that TV family's dynamics; his absence will be instantly conspicuous.
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Co-living isn't just for young people; it's also for older people who are going through a status change like a divorce or a death in the family and who are looking for a way to start a new chapter with the right community and the right price point.
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Others protect homeowners over the life of the mortgages, particularly when they are having trouble keeping up with their mortgage payments because of those common life events that still knock us for a loop when they happen to us: job loss, divorce, medical bills, a death in the family.
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Awkward ("her legs had grown so much lately that she felt out of sync, as if her body belonged to someone or something else") and isolated, Amelia feels a kinship with Emily Dickinson — the book's title is from Dickinson's poem "The Bustle in the House," about life after a death in the family.
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People now in their 20s have a lot of self-advertising talent, but are they, I wonder, close to the point where a bad breakup, say, or a death in the family, isn't a moment of opportunity for the protective and dignifying balms of old friendship, but simply a quiet day on social media?
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Nominally chronicling a local murder, in which a wife was accused of burning her husband to death in the family car, Didion immediately pulled back to a wide-angle view of everything that was plaguing California, not to mention most of the rest of America: This is the California where it is easy to Dial-a-Devotion, but hard to buy a book.
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It takes place primarily in Roth's much-mythologized childhood neighborhood of Weequahic, on a street of closely packed duplexes with front porches, where kids collect stamps and play in the street, where everyone is Jewish and knows everyone else, where families gather around the radio to listen to Walter Winchell or in movie theaters to watch the latest newsreels from Europe, and where the guy at the deli gives you free rugelach when there's been a death in the family.
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