On a bad day, I'm in the depths of despair.
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But from such depths of despair, a kernel of optimism began to bud.
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"The Arc took Japanese racing fans to the depths of despair," Hashimoto said.
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We do know that people in the depths of despair turn to alcohol abuse.
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The show stirs emotions that range from the heights of exhilaration to the depths of despair.
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He had arrived there in the depths of despair, but was leaving now wordless with joy.
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The "I Will Always Love You" icon traversed the heights of fame and the depths of despair.
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In the depths of despair, I wrote to the novelist, who was happy to hear about my pain.
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I was a "distractor," busying myself with a million little things to avoid sinking into the depths of despair.
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I've learned that I can go to the very depths of despair and resurface a few days later, ready for more.
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What was less predictable was where such thinking led some designers: not to the depths of despair, but somewhere else entirely.
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"While this journey has felt endless, and I've been in the depths of despair, I feel so grateful now," says the actress.
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I don't think I've ever played somebody who is living in such a dark place, who is truly in the depths of despair.
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Odgaard was in the depths of despair over a boycott of Görtz Haus, she often called Mr. McKoy, and he prayed with her.
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The CEO of the $9.2 billion dollar payments startup acknowledged that while it's easy to "fall into the depths of despair," the data proves otherwise.
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Half an hour before that I'd been, to quote Anne Shirley (as I always try to do), in the depths of despair, and now I was laughing.
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"Crypto capitulation is once again upon us, but before the markets can rise again we must pass through the darkest depths of despair," said crypto guru Jameson Lopp.
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When I was in the depths of despair from having been trafficked by very powerful, wealthy people, I was unable to find anyone who would take my abuse seriously.
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He went from the depths of despair to turning a profit for Tesla for the first time — with a few lawsuits and scathing news reports thrown in for good measure.
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The music plummeted the listener into depths of despair with funereal poetry backed by off-kilter organs and acoustic guitar before launching into a horror-invoking march of the damned.
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As long as there's money to be made in addiction, we will have people like the Sacklers are willing to mine the depths of despair in service of the almighty dollar.
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For the past 30 years, Dr. Gould has plumbed the depths of despair, searching for ways to prevent what has exploded into one of the most significant public health threats facing young people: suicide.
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Once I was finally able to claw my way from the depths of despair, I knew I wanted to create a safe haven for others, so no one would suffer alone like I did.
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Sadly this little watch can't fly but it can, if you want, take you to the depths of despair if you break the neck off one of the tiny little aliens protruding from the case.
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That question led some designers "not to the depths of despair, but somewhere else entirely," writes Vanessa Friedman, our chief fashion critic, at the close of London Fashion Week, three weeks after Brexit was finally completed.
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It's certainly thanks to the cast, who have a knack for revealing things by seeming to hide them — the way Matthew Macfadyen swallows Tom's hurt, or Jeremy Strong mines new depths of despair from Kendall's zombie-like stupor.
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Onstage, with Ms. Rosnes lending moral and musical support, Mr. Greene's solos revealed a wide emotional range — his low notes, big and round, seeming to plumb the depths of despair; his high notes, light and looping, reaching heavenward.
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The new lighthouse statue is a symbol of the Lane Thomas Foundation, which serves to act "as a beacon of hope in the depths of despair, to create a strong base of support for families in crisis," according to their site.
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The lighthouse statue is the symbol of the Lane Thomas Foundation, which serves to act "as a beacon of hope in the depths of despair, to create a strong base of support for families in crisis," according to their website.
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The lighthouse statue is a symbol of the Lane Thomas Foundation, which serves to act "as a beacon of hope in the depths of despair, to create a strong base of support for families in crisis," according to their website.
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"We find comfort that so many people continue to remember our sweet boy, Lane, and we believe the lighthouse stands as a beacon of hope and support for families in the depths of despair," they said in a statement to the Orlando Sentinel.
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I'm happy to admit that I got schooled by Natan Last's terrific construction, but before I completely sunk to the depths of despair, that all-important eureka moment bubbled me right back to the surface for a satisfying breath of fresh air.
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"We find comfort that so many people continue to remember our sweet boy, Lane, and we believe the lighthouse stands as a beacon of hope and support for families in the depths of despair," they said in a statement to the Orlando Sentinel at the time.
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As the series continued, she left the Guilty Remnant and gradually began to get in touch with her own grief; "Certified" features her final confrontation with the depths of despair as she shares long, thoughtful conversations about death and loss and understanding with The Leftovers' other cast members.
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John S. McCain, the proud naval aviator who climbed from depths of despair as a prisoner of war in Vietnam to pinnacles of power as a Republican congressman and senator from Arizona and a two-time contender for the presidency, died on Saturday at his home in Arizona.
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"We're going to be taken down by the enemy from within, and it's our inability to see the handwriting on the wall, to see the depths of despair and to know that we need a gut-check in our country to really understand what does this mean for us as a nation and what are we going to do to address it," he said.
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In the Depths of Despair is the debut album of the death metal band Gone Postal. It was released in 2008 under Molestin Records.
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Tokuko was in the depths of despair. Having children was her only hope in Ōoku. If she could have a baby, she would have a hope for living. Though, as Takiyama said, she was not allowed to have a baby; thus she completely lost her hope for living.
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Dwain Chambers sees chink of light after depths of despair. The Guardian. Retrieved on 2009-01-26. Charles van Commenee's appointment as head coach of UK Athletics brought a change of approach towards Chambers as both the new coach and Niels De Vos welcomed him back to compete internationally.
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As a part of his initiation into the gang, Carlos is ordered to murder the local pastor considered to be a threat to their reign over their neighborhood. This cold-blooded task pushed Carlos into the depths of despair as he searches for the courage to finally take his destiny into his own hands.
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But she rejects him outright. Kroll accuses her of using Rosmer as a tool to work her own political agenda. She admits that it was she who drove Mrs. Rosmer to deeper depths of despair and in a way even encouraged her suicide—initially to increase her power over Rosmer, but later because she actually fell in love with him.
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From the depths of despair however, a new resolve emerged. A public meeting on the future of the club infused Talbot with new blood. The clubhouse was rebuilt and onfield performances improved under a new manager, Jimsie Kirkland. Willie Knox, a former Raith Rovers and Forfar wing half, was appointed as manager in 1977 and an unprecedented era of success for the club began.
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Though she has attained fame and wealth, she is still a loner in the depths of despair. When her elderly mother, who has turned from immorality to religion bordering on fanaticism, comes to visit, Rita is thrilled and clings to her. She tries to impress her and has a couple in to visit. As the guests are leaving, Rita's mother thanks them for being such good friends to her daughter.
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They are excited that a carnival has come so late in the year, but Charles Halloway has a bad feeling about it. The boys run out to watch the carnival arrive at three in the morning. As the train pulls in, the smoke billows in circles and solidifies as the carnival. Mr. Halloway talks about this time of night as "soul's midnight", when men are closest to death, locked in the depths of despair.
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None of the singers were up to the task and they all reacted against it. Mozart wrote to his father in the depths of despair, blaming the worst reaction on dal Prato. He said dal Prato's voice would not be so bad if it came out from somewhere other than his mouth. He was completely unable to intone the quartet, Mozart said, had no method, and "sang like a young boy auditioning for a part in the chapel choir".
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In an effort to restore domestic harmony, Cosimo III sent for Madame du Deffand, Marguerite Louise's childhood governess who had sided with the Grand Duke before. However, because of a string of deaths in the Orléans family, the governess arrived with some delay, in December 1672.Acton, p. 119. By then, Marguerite Louise was in the depths of despair, and asked to be allowed visit Villa Poggio a Caiano, a Medici villa, ostensibly for worship at a nearby shrine.
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The picaresque novel Lazarillo features an hidalgo so poor that he spreads breadcrumbs on his clothes, to simulate having eaten a meal. His hidalgo honour forbids him from manual work but does not provide him with subsistence. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Tales of a Wayside Inn includes "The Theologian's Tale" which recounts the tragedy of Hidalgo who betrays his two daughters to the Grand Inquisitor. Hidalgo himself lights the fires, then from a tower casts himself into the depths of despair.
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After the UK Championship, he slipped to number 12 in the world rankings, having failed to progress beyond the last 16 of any tournament since the Wuxi Classic in June. Before the Masters, Higgins revealed that he had reached the "depths of despair" after the UK Championship, after spending months "in turmoil." He also revealed that he had switched to yet another cue, had regained his tempo, and felt that he was playing better than he had in some time.
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Karl was dismissed in late 2007, resulting in the recruitment of Úlfur Hansson, who stayed with the band as session bassist until early 2008. By that time, Gone Postal had formed a great following in the Icelandic death metal community. The band recruited Daníel S. Hallgrímsson shortly after Úlfur left, who stayed with the band until late 2008. In January 2008, Gone Postal started recording their full-length debut, In the Depths of Despair, which was finished in the autumn of the same year.
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A long succession of days and nights, the alternation of light and dark, flashes of joy and depths of despair, dawns with touches of hope and colorful sunsets of disillusion... this is life, our life! The musical journey that Mariangela Vacatello thought for this concert is both narrative and summary of this ideal. In June 2016 she and Quatuor Zäide performed the world premier of ‘Unrisen’ for SmartPianoQuintet by Marco Momi. Classical performances and deep contemporary music met in Paris with the new technology made in Ircam: electronic sound through instruments —- that is, without speakers.
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Jack Harbaugh served as the Hilltoppers head football coach for 14 seasons, compiling a 91–68 record, three 10+ win seasons, two conference championships (OVC 2000, Gateway 2002) and the 2002 Division I-AA National Championship. Harbaugh took the Hilltopper football program from the depths of despair in the early 1990s to its best stretch since the legendary Jimmy Feix coached on the Hill. In 1992, WKU was on the verge of losing its football program after a state-mandated $6.1 million budget cut. Harbaugh was notified of the plans to shut down the program just before spring practice was about to begin.
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The sexual assault causes life-threatening emotional trauma, that manifests as an illness. Her loved ones, Charles and Grannie, are distressed by her sudden decline in health. In fits of feverish illness, she hallucinates she is being attacked by venomous snakes, and she also vomits after church. Enraged by hearing the cause of Lewellen's descent into figurative hell, Charles overhears Buddy talking to Wooden's Boy about what he had done to her, he then resolves to rescue his young friend from the depths of despair and tries to help her reclaim her stolen paralyzed voice by encouraging her to sing "Hound Dog".
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Symphonie fantastique is a piece of program music that tells the story of an artist gifted with a lively imagination who has poisoned himself with opium in the depths of despair because of hopeless, unrequited love. Berlioz provided his own preface and program notes for each movement of the work. They exist in two principal versions – one from 1845 in the first score of the work and the second from 1855.Translation of Berlioz's program notes to the Symphonie fantastique From the revised preface and notes, it can be seen how Berlioz, later in his life, downplayed the programmatic aspect of the work.
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" Christian Broadcasting Network's Chris Carpenter wrote, "[the] album features several radio friendly songs including the debut single 'Losing' but something gets lost in translation. Thematically, The Struggle explores the challenges of life and how God's grace consistently delivers us from the depths of despair. Frontman Mike Donehy, an emerging voice in contemporary Christian music, has crafted a set of lyrics that are powerful and strong but sometimes feel disconnected from the musical arrangement. Perhaps the addition of two new band members into the creative mix finds them in a transitional period of sorts that is reflected on this record.
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Her mother agrees, and says she'll spare nothing. Kyoko acknowledges her feelings might be hurt, and learns the sad story of her conception & that she is an abortion survivor (Saena is weak from depression for months before discovering her pregnancy; after going to clinics & hospitals for one willing to perform an abortion, none will perform the procedure due to her frail state. Saena passed the legal 6month limit & tried to commit suicide instead, and she & Kyoko were saved by concerned coworkers). Kyoko learns from her mother all about the dastardly man that betrayed her & work circumstances that drove her to unimaginable depths of despair and hatred.
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Formed in 2007 by Haukur Hannes (guitar) and Nökkvi G. Gylfason (guitar, vocals), along with Þorbjörn Steingrímsson (vocals) and Jón P. Gunnarsson (drums), Gone Postal started playing hardcore in early 2007. With the dismissal of Jón and the recruitment of Stefán A. Stefánsson (drums) and Karl B. Flosason (bass), the band headed on a more focused "death metalish" path. Gone Postal recorded a self-produced web-based album during the summer of 2007, entitled In the Depths of Despair, which never saw the light of day in the form of an actual album. The album contained 6 tracks that would eventually be re-recorded to be published on the 2008 album with the same title.
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The hardship of mass unemployment during the Great Depression is at the center of Vertigo narrative. The story was a criticism of the failures of capitalism during the Great Depression; Ward stated the title "was meant to suggest that the illogic of what we saw happening all around us in the thirties was enough to set the mind spinning through space and the emotions hurtling from great hope to the depths of despair". Ward had strong socialist sympathies and was a supporter of organized labor; the Boy expresses this union solidarity by abandoning the only job he could find rather than work as a strikebreaker. The pages are unnumbered; the stories are instead broken into parts and chapters.
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When she sees a road lined with apple trees in bloom, she falls silent for a moment before naming the road the "White Way of Delight"; when spying a pond at the Barry homestead, she christens it the "Lake of Shining Waters." Anne had been starved of love at the orphanages she has lived at, and for her, Green Gables is the only home she has ever known. Anne's imaginative nature matches well with her passionate, warm side, full of bubbly optimism and enthusiasm. Anne has an impulsive nature which leads her into all sorts of "scrapes", and she alternates between being carried away with enthusiasm or being in the "depths of despair".
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The fantasias have been performed internationally after their rediscovery, especially in 2017, celebrating 250 years after the composer died. The flutist Monika Mandelartz arranged the fantasias for her instrument, saying that they are "complex, musically rich pieces, albeit not immediately understandable to the performer". Jonathan Dunford recorded the fantasias in two volumes, one in April 2016, the second in May that year, and he played excerpts in lectures for France Musique in July 2016. The fantasias were recorded by Robert Smith in 2017. A reviewer of The Guardian noted the compositions' "astonishing range" in character between "infectious jollity" and "depths of despair", and attest that the player "navigates each piece with clear-eyed musicality, always weaving a beautifully sonorous, coherent line through Telemann’s rich invention".
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Fight Like Apes and the Mystery of the Golden Medallion was released in Japan in April 2009, with Fight Like Apes filming a music video for the international release of their "Something Global" single in Whelan's, Dublin. On 3 April 2009, The Irish Times named Fight Like Apes the fourth best contemporary Irish musical act, above Lisa Hannigan and below Cathy Davey, Jape and David Holmes. The newspaper claimed that "Ireland has, quite simply, never seen a band like Fight Like Apes", reasoning that this was due to them "acting as a palette- cleansing antidote to the dour “woolly jumper brigade” that dragged Irish music into the depths of despair not a decade ago". They played at the 2009 Trinity Ball in May, an event likened to "a mini-Oxegen without the mud".
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