It locates something heartfelt in their desperation, even when that desperation leads to violence.
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Not just the desperation of an addict, but the desperation of someone who longs to be liked.
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I waited until my desperation for health insurance was finally outweighed by my desperation to avoid sinking into work-related depression.
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" 'America's desperation' CNN's Frederik Pleitgen, speaking from Iran, said the state-backed press agency IRNA was denouncing the move as a sign of "America's desperation.
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"We have a level of desperation in this country, and here's our concern: When you have desperation, there's desperate acts that are taken," Scott Kesterson said.
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The finely-tuned cycle of movements — head slams against the glass, slides down in exhausted desperation, straightens up, and repeats — creates a chilling evocation of despair and desperation.
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Cherlin writes: His masterstroke was to recognize the desperation of the white working class over the deteriorating industrial economy and to encourage their tendency to racialize that desperation.
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For shrillness connotes desperation, and desperation belongs to the lesser world—the world inhabited by ordinary people, who often argue not because they need to argue, but simply because they need.
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Use Your Leverage – Never show desperation for a deal.
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There's a variety of reasons that we may fail to completely tune into their desperation, and the desperation that they may be hiding behind this sort of smiling veneer of professional competence.
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In his latest act of hapless desperation, Jeb Bush called
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Don't let desperation for yield steer you into bad decisions.
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York missed a desperation 3 from halfcourt at the buzzer.
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Mohamad, my hacker, had an air of desperation about him.
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F John Delaney Desperation isn't a good look on him.
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The desperation for that shiny new thing, though, is palpable.
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"It was a kind of a desperation shot," McGraw said.
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Please don't misunderstand, criticism is out of love and desperation.
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A sense of desperation now permeates the House Republican Conference.
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You were only ever an act of charity, of desperation.
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There was a look of desperation on his ruddy face.
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Like, there was almost a desperation for me to survive.
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The level of desperation is something you can't even imagine.
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There is a sense of desperation but also of despair.
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And desperation lets people do things they'd never do otherwise.
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Thoreau reminds us that ambition is a kind of desperation.
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"I wasn't expecting this level of desperation," he told me.
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It's the first time Jean has demonstrated any real desperation.
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They watched their mother cry tears of fear and desperation.
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It starts to look like desperation — but that's no accident.
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Voting for Trump, then, isn't just a cry of desperation.
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The "deep state" is in a deep state of desperation.
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Desperation, the key missing ingredient in Hamilton's appeal, sets in.
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Yet there is a whiff of desperation in such compromise.
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"I don't like desperation in my children," he told them.
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There was an undercurrent of quiet desperation in these visitors.
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We have reached the dangerous nexus of desperation and discrimination.
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I thought, only desperation could lead someone to eat ketchup.
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There's no shortage of poverty and desperation these days either.
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Desperation doesn't suit her, and none of this is working.
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I believe many of his lies were born of desperation.
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I've been clear that I'm not going to criminalize desperation.
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"It's about desperation, decadence, depression and rage," said the Rev.
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It's a spot for intrigue, desperation, swinging tunes and bloodletting.
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We've got to come with that desperation and hunger, too.
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There's an edge of desperation, though, within this bacchanalian glee.
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But I would also suggest another, more troublesome motivation: desperation.
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In desperation, he experimented with fasting, yoga, Chinese herbal medicine.
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I think that's desperation on the part of the Republicans.
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"Phone Calls" is a song of longing, desperation, and isolation.
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Could Mr Ren's proposal, then, be a sign of desperation?
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But on Puerto Rico, the desperation and frustration only grew.
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There was a little bit of desperation in there, too.
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"This was an act of total desperation," Mr. Maduro said.
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The Republican Congress has been in desperation mood for months.
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Knight pays careful, writerly attention to the details of desperation.
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I was only 16, but it was out of desperation.
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Their indecency in the face of desperation knows no bounds.
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"A sense of desperation and helplessness is emerging," he said.
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Others joined out of desperation, seeking food or physical protection.
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But it was an act of both desperation and bravery.
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They know the desperation the people really need these items.
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"Can you just pray over him?" she cried in desperation.
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"Thinking" might be overstating it, even; it was naked desperation.
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Anyway, the desperation is apparently starting to get to him.
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Arguably, the speech is simply a sign of his desperation.
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Democrats insist the terrorism ads are acts of pure desperation.
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In performance I like those howling, distant vocals portraying desperation.
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"Sometimes kids get sick from so much desperation," Jose said.
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So then out of desperation, we weren't ... we were struggling.
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And the flip side of Rubio's — and Cruz's — assertiveness was desperation.
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The bid "smells like desperation," said Edward Jones analyst Jennifer Rowland.
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"He exploited their desperation to personally profit from them," she said.
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I really felt for her, in that desperation to be heard.
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And in desperation, they are taking matters into their own hands.
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A deer put in motion by desperation defies all these orders.
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But the level of desperation here has, maybe, become too raw.
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You can feel the violent desperation seeping out of her pores.
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" Trump spokesman Jason Miller described Clinton's attacks as a "desperation play.
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But there's more than a little desperation baked into the arrangement.
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You're mirror images of strength and perseverance, not desperation and loneliness.
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But they are still provocative, and speak of a certain desperation.
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Wehrmacht. He describes the collective desperation and exhaustion of this great
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But beyond desperation, Kristol's choice has a certain logic to it.
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Make sure you don't emphasize anything hinting of desperation or neediness.
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I was taken over by fear, by negative thinking, by desperation.
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It's also possible that McCain was peddling some desperation-driven b.s.
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"This all just, like, reeks of desperation to me," Cassie says.
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A dramatic desperation pass sometimes results in a game-winning touchdown.
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These are people pushed to the edge of desperation by hunger.
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Well, so far it's a desperation move that's worked out well.
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Toshiba's move to switch accountants reflects a desperation to avoid delisting.
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I looked around in desperation and locked eyes with a man.
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It is testament to the cartel's desperation that it even tried.
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This is totally reckless and driven by the White House's desperation.
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We have to get our desperation level to an equivalent spot.
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Coleman's desperation heave from midcourt fell short as the game ended.
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She added that her defense team in Seoul resigned in desperation.
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But the situation now seems locked into cycles of increasing desperation.
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Sheer ungainly desperation, however, holds the promise of deeply entertaining weeks.
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The pilot, in a desperation move, tried to ram Mr. O'Keefe.
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In Derry, it's one part desperation and five parts Republican ideology.
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In Macrae's case, though, what might be inherited is sheer desperation.
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With earnest, dramatic gestures, Ms. Sokolow conveys their isolation and desperation.
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Richards, and their desperation, and the folly of my youthful, dumb
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We saw such horrible, pitiful desperation, but we still saw pride.
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Instead, Klay showed tenacity, promise, and a certain amount of desperation.
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But they have one thing in common: a desperation for attention.
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"I decided to make a poem, out of desperation," he said.
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WASHINGTON — Despair, denial, desperation, and ultimately, a rededication to electing Sen.
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Atkins's desperation half-court shot at the buzzer was well off.
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The desperation of mortality can also yield the lucidity of courage.
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It is an argot evolved from necessity, from desperation, from love.
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However, that demarcation seems far too harsh to define economic desperation.
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"I think desperation is definitely part of it," Mr. Gonzalez said.
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A couple desperation shots make it interesting, but no real threat.
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"The clouds of desperation are hanging over the country," he said.
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Callimachi: So back in 2014 —— Reporter: Desperation on a mountain refuge.
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Such a bet might be understandable as an act of desperation.
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It is a scare tactic born of complete and utter desperation.
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And yet you feel Wendy's desperation, even as she feigns confidence.
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Why did Cruz wait so long to roll out Operation Desperation?
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But with the conflict, it has reached unprecedented levels of desperation.
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Doncic's desperation 3-pointer from half court was off the mark.
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Swain missed a desperation potential tying 33.33-pointer at the buzzer.
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His leverage was exhibitors' desperation for a wider range of movies.
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Unlike Kamal, Walid was driven more by idealism than by desperation.
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The blackouts led not only to desperation but also to deaths.
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"This woman may have been reaching out in desperation," she said.
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But the underlying issue of desperation for basic human needs persists.
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Desperation in Eastern Ghouta Nearly 400,000 people live in Eastern Ghouta.
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He made fun of Donald Trump's desperation to win an Emmy.
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" Franchise fusion is usually an indication of desperation — see "Alien vs.
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The king, in desperation, turns to a wise woman for advice.
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Most have persevered, however, in lives of not quite quiet desperation.
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The neediest, most challenging students are filtered out to pockets of desperation.
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In an act of desperation, the country switched to the U.S. dollar.
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Finally, in desperation, you glance at your watch and notice the time.
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We need a more sensible, compassionate immigration system that doesn't criminalize desperation.
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But quarterback Kwadra Griggs' desperation pass on fourth-and-259 was incomplete.
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LAURA INGRAHAM, FOX NEWS: The left is really at a desperation point.
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The government tries to keep you in an eternal state of desperation.
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We are in a state of collective Hamilton desperation in my house.
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Here we are now — what a basic level of stupidity and desperation.
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Was Manning's contact with Julian Assange made out of principle or desperation?
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His performance is a tour de force of concentrated fury and desperation.
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Blood Drive is soaked in blood because it's soaked in financial desperation.
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So he hit the phones in desperation to find a new lead.
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The Giants (77-67) will enter the afternoon affair in desperation mode.
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So, in desperation, they are predictably looking lashing out at President Trump.
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Kelly Overton as Cynthia Smith in 'Desperation', rocking the pink hair look.
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Those words conjure a storm of conflicting sentiments: hopefulness, devastation, ambition, desperation.
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There's a desperation setting in and people don't know what to do.
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"As far as relationships go, nothing good comes from desperation," Sussman says.
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But in practice, their desperation manifests in more random cruelty than ever.
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"The truth is, in my desperation, I lost the plot," he admitted.
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Miami's Dion Waiters badly missed a desperation 226-pointer at the buzzer.
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Heinz, in desperation, breaks into the chemist's lab and steals the drug.
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Just tried to make a strong push and it was just desperation.
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Some critics, however, say the latest moves already show signs of desperation.
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In desperation, she filed a complaint to Samsung's chairman Lee Kun-hee.
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You've come to the library as usual out of desperation, yearning, boredom.
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In desperation mode, Nebraska answered by marching 75 yards in 92 plays.
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Or maybe it'll seem like the rhetorical desperation of another presidential wannabe.
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Desperation and crime have replaced social graces as people struggle to survive.
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The performance that follows is one of desperation, anger, protest, and organizing.
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The reps, he thought, would smell the depression on him, the desperation.
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The WSF has made clear its desperation to join the Olympic programme.
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This fear only fuels desperation to get in on the act sooner.
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As most things with Trump, the move reeks of desperation and hypocrisy.
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Desperation because he has nowhere left to go to placate his base.
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Low-income Americans turn to crowdfunding as a final act of desperation.
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This is a tale of captivity, with all its tedium and desperation.
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The tobacco industry's desperation to recruit African smokers has only intensified since.
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But it also points to a growing sense of desperation in Trumpland.
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It did not take long for Mr. Purdy to spiral into desperation.
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Okogie missed a desperation 3-pointer from the corner as time expired.
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From desperation and frustration of the people many a fascist has hatched.
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In desperation, the group trudged over to Julius' on West 10th Street.
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In their desperation to escape, some of the herrings temporarily beached themselves.
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Mr. Oswalt imbues his character with a combination of desperation and silliness.
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So it's kind of a weird and strange last minute desperation attack.
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There is desperation in the air around Trump, Nunes and their defenders.
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Behind the animosity lies a desperation that everyone in the business feels.
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But he claims the move was fueled by neither poverty nor desperation.
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Give me faith that it's our desperation & not our hearts thatre dark.
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Christine doesn't get into sex work out of abject desperation or trauma.
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I am not absorbed in anything other than desperation at my inability.
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But it is only in desperation that I go to this place.
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My parents' house foreclosed, so I recognize this kind of sad desperation.
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There's a certain desperation that hasn't been entirely evident since that record.Absolutely.
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"They see the desperation of people and they're taking advantage," he said.
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As his path to victory grows narrower, his desperation grows more pronounced.
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Geoffrey Corbis was an alias he created in desperation in recent years.
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Prosecutors and judges often capitalize on the desperation of people in jail.
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Would she be showing weakness or, worse, desperation sending them a reminder?
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Within the walls of each medical facility, he sees the same desperation.
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Most maternity brand origin stories follow a similar script: desperation begets inspiration.
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Desperation is driving us to accept any job that we can find.
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He sings about love and desperation and shouts like a military sergeant.
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Toni Kroos with a desperation 25-yard shot that goes well over.
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It wasn't prosperity that got me my dream assessment; it was desperation.
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That era's political desperation is alien to us for a few reasons.
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In sheer desperation, Collins mortgaged everything and took over the lease himself.
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Happily, nothing at Tsismis approaches that level of look-at-me desperation.
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"It was just a desperation save," said Lundqvist, who stopped 27 shots.
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Moreover, her alliance with the unionists looks like an act of desperation.
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"Then the bubble broke, and now we're talking desperation," Mr. Paslow said.
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That Israel considered an open explosion was a measure of its desperation.
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There was a distinct sense of desperation urgency to pass tax reform.
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This was supposed to be it, the end of months of desperation.
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It was desperation, a finger-hold on a cliff before the fall.
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He watched as Notre Dame's desperation heave fell short at the buzzer.
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But desperation can blur vision and lead to ill-advised M&A.
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Cal got no farther than its 21 on its final desperation drive.
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During their 15-minute chat at the café, he explained his desperation.
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It was a last-ditch effort borne out of desperation, Puddicombe said.
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"Stone's criminal conduct was not an act of desperation," the memo said.
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Through his desperation for power he devoured everything that made him powerful.
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Manning told Broadly that she suffers from feelings of desperation at times.
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And it seems some of that desperation translated to support for Trump.
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Maduro said the sanctions reflected Trump's "desperation" and "hatred" for Venezuela's socialist government.
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Small happiness Some Afrikaners come to Orania out of desperation, Norman told CNN.
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To me, it reeks of provincial desperation and sadness & makes me unbearably angry.
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It gives off the appearance of a medium that's turning, increasingly, toward desperation.
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All told, there may be more to ancient contraception than superstition and desperation.
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Desperation has forced many to take on more work to make ends meet.
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Related: Desperation on the Greek Border as Europe Threatens to Shut its Doors
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I felt you gather me tighter than Jeanne, grinding against me. Desperation. Need.
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I was looking at it and I just threw up a desperation shot.
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In desperation its CEO and co-founder, Liu Yan, turned to live-streaming.
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Already, there's more explicit gore, more gunshots, and more desperation to these characters.
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Mr Boyle toys with our desperation for this film to match the first.
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And boy, does actor Indira Varma ever sell Ellaria's desperation, frustration, and misery.
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But again, we shouldn't be fooled by the desperation in Adam Duritz's voice.
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Rick Scott's action appears to be politically motivated and borne out of desperation.
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Voters chose AMLO out of desperation, having rejected him as president twice before.
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And administrative desperation to find some way to reduce alcohol consumption has continued.
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I think we played with desperation and showed it tonight from the beginning.
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The desperation such debt drives has led to protests—some violent—and suicide.
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In another, farmers held dead rats in their mouths to highlight their desperation.
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But there's a pointed lack of desperation to Bridget's singledom this time around.
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"Never confuse determination with desperation," Gibson wrote when he re-Intagrammed Diesel's photo.
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She's "re-boarded the Evan train" and it reeks of desperation in there.
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In desperation, many single men resort to extreme measures to secure a mate.
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When either team goes on a promising run, their desperation reaches fever pitch.
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When people are living in extreme poverty, they do things out of desperation.
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Her desperation grew, however, as heavy slabs of wood floated by her body.
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A desperation half-court shot by South Carolina missed everything, leading to overtime.
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But what little precedent there is indicates that this is a desperation move.
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At this juncture of ego, isolation, and desperation, both sisters hurtle toward madness.
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It was desperation that turned the people of Takoma Park, Maryland into liars.
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I love the smell of desperation in the morning... it smells like victory!
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When they're talking to a girl in a social sense, that desperation shows.
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Don't spray poison on your face out of desperation for makeup that lasts.
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They've been driven to extreme violence by the desperation of their own circumstances.
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Yet as the war neared its end, the desperation and the attacks increased.
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In the young activists' shared desperation are the seedlings of a nationwide movement.
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How quickly, in this passage, he turns from amusement to something approaching desperation.
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Yet the residents of both communities shared the nightmare of fleeing in desperation.
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Aging pop stars must navigate the challenge of maintaining relevance while avoiding desperation.
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The Islamic State can survive only in unstable countries with hunger and desperation.
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Real estate investors are already sensing an opportunity in that desperation, Richardson said.
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"Desperation, that's got to be the feeling," interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff told reporters.
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The Stop & Shop strikes, like the recent teacher strikes, were born of desperation.
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As in Burkina, protests in Congo are in part driven by economic desperation.
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Out of DESPERATION & PANIC for the DESTRUCTION of the Soul of our country.
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The athletes in the film let camera crews witness real moments of desperation.
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Hayward caught the ball but badly missed a desperation heave at the buzzer.
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I decided, with an impatient desperation, to try to replace one of them.
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Alas, they only nearly beat Duke, missing a desperation shot at the buzzer.
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There's everything of the rank desperation of London in the Legend of Margate.
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When something goes wrong and you're totally dependent on your employer, there's desperation.
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"Desperation for that capital, it really puts you at a disadvantage," said Dew.
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It is a celebration of teamwork in the face of isolation and desperation.
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But in reality, the crossword is a recent invention, born out of desperation.
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I see a man growing increasingly irascible as his sense of desperation surges.
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In a moment of desperation, Negan immediately compromised and offered Rick his life.
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"There is a desperation to stay in power at all costs," Alvarado said.
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With a loud disturbing crack, anger, hatred, fear, and desperation fill your body.
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I wanted it to sound like the dark woods, huge castles and desperation.
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"We were at our wits' end; it was kind of desperation," Atkinson said.
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Embracing an overtly political mode out of desperation or resignation, they rock frantically.
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" In desperation, she "pulled out a pencil and notebook and began to write.
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The songs churn through personal and political turmoil, maintaining the old grunge desperation.
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Throughout the performance, the dancers dramatically mime expressions of sorrow, rage, and desperation.
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Jacoby Brissett threw a desperation pass on the final play that fell incomplete.
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Lucia's desperation culminates in one of the most challenging mad scenes in opera.
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The pivot, though it arises from desperation, is nevertheless supposed to appear methodical.
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Some scenes, though, memorably convey the desperation of its down-and-out hedonists.
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For the last several months, the route north has been marked by desperation.
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We have to play with the same urgency and desperation in Game 4.
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Nolley's desperation length-of-the-court heave fell short as time ran out.
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Then we act surprised when someone, in complete desperation, resorts to murder-suicide.
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Nicole Miglis sings with breathy desperation about a once-close relationship drifting apart.
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The early VP pick reeks of gimmickry, mixed with a whiff of desperation.
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Amnesty International said Kabendera's plea came from "desperation", possibly linked to poor health.
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"We have to come out strong and really match their desperation," he said.
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" Another one, from "Dead Poets Society": "Most men lead lives of quiet desperation.
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She, too, found herself reflecting on the sense of desperation she witnessed there.
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In desperation, he asked his son to come home from college to help.
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Even if the Senators anticipated the Rangers' desperation, they could not counter it.
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In desperation, people climb atop trains in Nanjing to escape the conflict, Feb.
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They say people smugglers thrive there, capitalizing on people's desperation to get out.
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"They are in some ways out of desperation looking for help," he said.
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Outsider desperation From here on in, the clock is ticking for everyone else.
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The chilling surveillance video shows at least one moment of desperation and heroism.
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A riot may draw more attention to the desperation a certain group feels.
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You know the place: It's as American as apple pie and quiet desperation.
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"I feel so much anguish and desperation," said her mother, Irene Marín, 21.
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So, it is kind of a weird and strange last-minute desperation attack.
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Rouhani described the latest round of sanctions as a sign of U.S. desperation.
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Directed by: Mick GarrisWritten by: Stephen KingBased on: Desperation Desperation has a solid cast — including Ron Perlman as possessed sheriff Collie Entragian — and a script by King that attempts to condense his somewhat convoluted novel into a coherent three-hour miniseries.
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The neorealists, among others, made cinematic art out of lives lived in quiet desperation.
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It is not willful self-destruction that leads him to drink, but desperation, fear.
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These countries exporting their own desperation are shameless, but Art, the images are bad.
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In our desperation to believe in people, do we dole out passes too easily?
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In desperation, some park on the shoulder, a ramp, or an abandoned gas station.
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That&aposs foolish illegal desperation in terms of not honoring and following the laws.
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His attitude towards ProSieben's media-for-equity model was that "it smacks of desperation".
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In desperation, he called around hoping it was someone else with the same name.
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Glasgow described to CNN what happened next as a moment of desperation and compassion.
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Tyrion, in a moment of desperation, moves past Qyburn and pleads with Cersei directly.
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Sasha's hopelessness, depression, and desperation jump off the screen to tug at your heart.
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The heart of the book is about the desperation of Silicon Isle's working class.
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The truth is, most of our best parenting strategies are born out of desperation.
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"You know I love you," she tells him with a look of total desperation.
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Where once there was desperation for the future, there is joy about the present.
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""I know that is not healthy, but some people do it out of desperation.
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It captures the near-desperation of people trying to work against the literal machine.
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But he has also tapped into the real economic desperation felt by many Americans.
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In desperation, the alien injects Shepherd with a serum that gives him superhuman powers.
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Overwhelming desperation seemed to follow many of Riverdale's main characters throughout last night's episode.
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"Finally in desperation," Ventura took the person to Colorado, where weed has been legalized.
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Amid the desperation surrounding avalanche-struck Hotel Rigopiano in central Italy, there is hope.
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The sum total is a mix of ideas that smack of desperation and panic.
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I mean, he certainly applies his intellect, but there's not a desperation about it.
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But they haven't, out of sheer panic, desperation, and need to do something, anything.
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Winter is for gorging, feasting, and eating away the feelings of desperation and loneliness.
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Finally, in an act of desperation, she posted a nine-minute video on YouTube.
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Mahnke started podcasting—almost as a lark, or perhaps an act of quiet desperation.
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Whether operating out of desperation or incompetence, the Trump campaign is in deep trouble.
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In Lanza's, you can't escape the self-doubt and desperation churning in plain sight.
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So in desperation, I found the prettiest view of the Colorado river, Congress Bridge.
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After many failed attempts at organic meetings, I was in a state of desperation.
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That's the distinct, inimitable smell of complete and utter desperation taking over The Bachelor.
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Desperation aside, it would appear that some people are actually finding the feature useful.
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Each time I come to new modalities, it's always with a sense of desperation.
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I used to see this very same kind of selfish desperation in my toddlers.
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"I think we're now into the desperation zone," said IHS Vice Chairman Dan Yergin.
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Necessity may be the mother of invention, but it's also the child of desperation.
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But here, it's a jarring admission of desperation in a cloud of dark thoughts.
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Ghost, in a fit of desperation, threatens to go after Ant-Man's young daughter.
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His weakness has always been his apparent desperation to look like a big man.
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A DEAL born of political desperation and fraught with practical, legal and ethical difficulties.
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Hundreds of English fans ran for their lives, many clambering over barriers in desperation.
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The risks are known, but the desperation to get to work or home prevails.
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The right time to sellSome founders wind up selling their company out of desperation.
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It's no secret that Microsoft went to Chromium out of a bit of desperation.
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Generations have passed through its borders in search of fun, or out of desperation.
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The tenor Paul Appleby, as Joe, caught the desperation behind the character's drunken bravado.
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Clinton tried to portray Mr. Sanders's increasingly pointed criticism as a sign of desperation.
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This is the culmination of North Korea's rationality, in something known as desperation theory.
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"Ask your dad!" moms have begun to cry out, more in desperation than hope.
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Until you'd feel your little body roasting, forcing you to scurry out in desperation?
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At one point, passengers held a child aloft to signal rescuers of their desperation.
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But they didn't stop there — in desperation, the Children turned to the nuclear option.
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In desperation, Khamenei is also now attempting to send thousands of Afghans to Syria.
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It means that you have fought, with desperation and ferocity, but come up short.
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But Davison's desperation 3-point try with the clock running out fell well short.
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What are the consequences of a literature, even a pulp literature, of political desperation?
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Out of desperation, thousands of displaced families have turned to the mainland to resettle.
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" With desperation, Edge Slayer tweaks the exclamation slightly in her own voice: "Finish me.
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Well, the promotional machine for Allegiant is churning at full, reeking-of-desperation force.
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"The desperation of the Republicans and the Trump administration is showing," Peterson told me.
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I don't even know what kind of move this is, but it reeks desperation.
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In the end, maybe we just have to chalk it all up to desperation.
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A desperation 58-yard field-goal attempt was well short on the final play.
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"Hamas has driven Gaza to a state of desperation," Mr. Kushner said on Sunday.
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There's a big difference between doing it out of desperation and doing it strategically.
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Read recalled feeling desperation when he heard the option they had been left with.
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We found desperation, hope and also a few lessons that I take with me.
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Liverpool has had to deal with the burden of history, of hope, of desperation.
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"Curse" features some beautiful, signature Shepard writing, in which primal desperation becomes fervid poetry.
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Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen intercepted Petty's desperation toss to end the first half.
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"Patients often use drying or irritating spot treatments out of desperation," Dr. Rhee said.
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Known as the Jungle, it's a way station filled with desperation but also hope.
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After a Knicks timeout, Hardaway missed a desperation 3-point jumper at the horn.
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The desperation of some users to get clean leads them to seek hope underground.
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At times, his plea to supporters in the 2020 campaign seemed tinged with desperation.
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The president's plan came at a time of deep desperation for his unpopular government.
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In a moment of desperation, before Chace leaves, she asks him what to do.
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Carr's desperation 20-pointer from beyond midcourt didn't come close as the horn sounded.
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The accounts were mostly anonymous and shared stories of confusion, desperation and dead ends.
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It will get nastier from here as desperation sets in ahead of Super Tuesday.
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"The desperation to get into this market is extraordinary," he said on Wednesday morning.
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The true difference maker most likely will be the desperation of the teams involved.
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That may help explain the desperation to get ahead, manifested by their factcheckUK wheeze.
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Suiter's futile searches may have signaled a quiet desperation before a final, tragic decision.
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Their willingness to mobilize, however, hinted at workers' desperation to have their demands heard.
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Competitors say, however, that it smacks of desperation in an increasingly adverse political climate.
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Walt's desperation from previous seasons has been overshadowed by Heisenberg's ego, pride, and anger.
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Having resisted sleep my entire childhood, I now chase it with middle-age desperation.
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Tann preyed on women&aposs&apos desperation, their poverty, and their sense of shame.
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And yet, sloths desire to consume this same substance with unmatched ferocity, even desperation.
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DUNN: I started my podcast from a place of frustration and desperation and sadness.
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His willingness to travel these twisting mountain roads speaks to the desperation in Venezuela.
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He's now trying to weaponize help — and, in his desperation, he's lying about it.
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But the level of Detroit's desperation for cap space and replacements is still unknown.
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It's a love song, sure, but it's animated by a harrowing howl of desperation.
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Some of it was spur of the moment crimes borne of opportunity, anger, and desperation.
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There are any number of reasons for it, ranging from paternal competition to sheer desperation.
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Loaded with 100 cases of water, the helicopter flew off, leaving behind thirst and desperation.
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The regional school director says she heard stories of women turning to prostitution in desperation.
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The deal was of particular importance because it was essentially negotiated out of sheer desperation.
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Yeah, we got 215 shots, but the desperation didn't set in until the third period.
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I just haven't washed my hair in three days and this is out of desperation!
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With each visit, I saw the look of desperation and hopelessness in their family members.
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But it was a strategy borne of desperation, after Bush's previous plan had completely failed.
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As such, what tends to drive drafts is teams' desperation to find the next quarterback.
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Despite being clearly born of economic desperation, the Petro has a political bent as well.
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Throw some desperation into this meeting, and it's a recipe for another great rivalry game.
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Kwon Yoo begins to approach the remains of what's left of his life with desperation.
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Yet as in Tibet, intrusive surveillance and curbs on cultural expression have fuelled people's desperation.
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Kayhan, a choleric newspaper close to the supreme leader said it projected "weakness and desperation".
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Many clinics are understaffed, lengthening waits and causing patients to visit emergency wards in desperation.
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"You never want to make a career change from a place of desperation," Wilding said.
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While accomplishing nothing, hopefully this comical eruption of pathetic desperation will make them feel better.
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Eventually, Turner met violence with violence -- an act of desperation that feels cathartic and hopeless.
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"The mass of men lead quiet lives of desperation," Henry David Thoreau wrote in Walden.
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Some investors speculated that it was an act of desperation for Alphabet, but Cramer disagreed.
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Imagine a warm spring evening—the scent of Jasmine and desperation hang in the air.
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It turns out these microbes use hooks to cling on in desperation while we pee.
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It skews how people view everything that a candidate does: Is it conviction or desperation?
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Hopefully some of that desperation, and hope, and terror made its way into the music.
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Not one that we should just throw our arms in the air in desperation against.
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But the sense of urgency and desperation to defeat Trump actually trumps progressive purity tests.
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Out of desperation, some locals have formed so-called "self-defense groups" to fight crime.
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"I just do it when I want to, and not out of desperation," he said.
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The home stretch of this election has been marked by Republican desperation and Democratic angst.
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No weapon was involved in the crime, committed in desperation to seek drugs, Deeney says.
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" He said his win came from the "desperation of the people for a new government.
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"We saw the desperation at the end of the game," Blues center Kyle Brodziak said.
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If this nonsense meeting is all they have after a yr, I understand the desperation!
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As The Economist explains, May's decision to sidle up to Trump was born of desperation.
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Liberals' sudden show of support for Campbell has some of the desperation of the Change.
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So it was a lot about corporate desperation and trying to be cool on television.
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Finally, in an act of desperation, I drunkenly shaved down my hair to the scalp.
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Third, Khamenei's actions must be perceived not as a sign of his strength, but desperation.
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The increase has been particularly steep among women and middle-aged Americans, reflecting widespread desperation.
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"You feel a sense of desperation, loneliness," said Owens, who was homeless for eight years.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Toshiba's move to switch accountants reflects a desperation to avoid delisting.
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I am forced to conclude that the desperation of the American people is greatly underestimated.
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Men aren't as honest about their feelings of desperation or things sagging on their body.
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He did the same in the spin room after the debate — but with increasing desperation.
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It sure seemed like that hope turned into desperation Friday in the ABC News debacle.
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Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib from visiting came off as a sign of political desperation.
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Justin Trudeau, reinforcing Canadian meekness in his desperation to compensate for it, was particularly aghast.
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Some people have suggested that this is a sign of the group's desperation and weakness.
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Hate and desperation, in particular, have seeds in abuse, hopelessness, isolation, poverty and other injustices.
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But his rising status does trigger a desperation not to throw away their own shot.
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Other protesters are thought to include those who feel sidelined by economic desperation and humiliation.
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Some waitlisted patients, in desperation, seek the services of middlemen to arrange organs for money.
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These were all acts of desperation, as are Trump's latest slate of potential border policies.
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Republicans and their allies are brushing off the growing attacks from Senate Democrats as desperation.
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But in general, North Korea uses denuclearization as a bargaining chip in times of desperation.
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They walk a line between hope and desperation, old-web idealism and self-help literature.
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I'm out of my Nutpods, so I just use the gross creamer out of desperation.
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These migrant families are experiencing a desperation I do not wish upon my worst enemies.
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Poverty, abuse, and desperation were also factors that pushed me toward that line of work.
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I'm hitting the melee button, and between that character and myself there's some yearning desperation.
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This is a far cry from the utter desperation of National Deep Fried Clams Day.
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That is certainly inadequate, but helped prevent even more desperation triggering an even larger exodus.
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"Do you still have that cake?" they asked, a hint of desperation in their voices.
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Several of those fired blamed desperation to meet the aggressive sales goals the company set.
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Instead, the sweaty desperation of the effort exacerbated the problem and made it look intractable.
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Against this backdrop of hope and desperation, how are patients supposed to make informed decisions?
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But Mr. Swenson's desperation-edged, showman's bravura sets up his character's second-act transformation perfectly.
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Hyperinflation and a failing economy led millions to flee before the desperation of recent days.
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At one end, a small group stood holding photographs, their faces showing anger and desperation.
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But in any Sisyphean pursuit, there comes a tipping point where ambition turns into desperation.
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And the desperation and the panic gets in there, and then they start to struggle.
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The journey took him through six years of friendship, laughter, desperation, love, loss and death.
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They almost feel like cries of desperation from beyond the grave about humanity's immediate future.
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He can channel a character's wild desperation, ardor or impetuousness with steely yet easygoing assurance.
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The desperation and panic were ever-present sour tastes in the backs of our throats.
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The utter desperation, with the season in the balance for both teams, is compelling theater.
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Once again, Warren ended up making arguments that undermined her entire message, out of desperation.
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They reacted badly, seeing it as a confirmation of the level of desperation among governments.
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Desperation is mounting on some Caribbean islands where the storm first made landfall on Wednesday.
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In desperation, Woods had a fourth back surgery — this time, spinal fusion in April 2017.
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In fear and desperation, 75 people called in to the Russian LGBT Network's Chechnya hotline.
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Sexton was unable to make a desperation 3-pointer and time ran out on Cleveland.
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Most anchovy pastas are minimalist things, born out of desperation with ingredients from the pantry.
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Her grades, and therefore her entire future, are jeopardized, and Romeo, in desperation, lends assistance.
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In desperation, doctors gave her a drug that by all accounts should not have helped.
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The director, Luis Prieto, doesn't waste time trying to build an arc to Karla's desperation.
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Residents still talk about the era before the Filipinos came as one of quiet desperation.
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When you're in there, oh man, you could still smell the anxiety and the desperation.
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Now they were lost, and Twitter became a clearinghouse for their mounting sense of desperation.
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In desperation, Pavel Pereverzev, the justice minister, tried scapegoating the Bolsheviks for Russia's dismal plight.
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In New York, I'd developed psychological defenses against the desperation I saw in the streets.
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Back then, it was every republic for itself, fierceness fueled with desperation, flamed by ingenuity.
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Jerry is motivated by desperation and the desire to have an enterprise of his own.
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Mr. Donovan began working with Ms. Gillingham in 2006 "basically out of desperation," he said.
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The desperation that led to the rise of Trump has one common theme: decent jobs.
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It's the narrator's mother, though, who embodies the real terror, melancholy and desperation of Aleppo.
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That might convince even some Republican members of Congress about the desperation of our situation.
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Avoiding Chris Christie's sweaty desperation; he knows I can't help him, because no one can.
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On the Fourth of July night when it all ended, concern had turned to desperation.
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The desperation and the violence, the enlightened forbearance and the silent protest: It all persists.
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In desperation, some people plunged into the Aegean waters and tried to swim to safety.
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But in her desperation to exonerate Perry, Mary Louise's real motives are hard to decipher.
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Democrats say Republicans are showing their desperation in the face of a brutal midterm environment.
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Clark's evangelical sounding refrain of "but then you say 'Please'" is an ache, a desperation.
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There's a desperation and unrealized promise lying beneath the seemingly innocuous practice of saving jars.
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Aaron Rodgers took advantage of that strategy by throwing a desperation pass for a tying touchdown.
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Villanova tried to launch a deep, desperation three to tie it up, but to no avail.
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But reports suggest parents have faced desperation and dead ends in trying to locate their children.
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But her vocals, even filtered through a production tool, are gripping for their desperation and emotion.
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RHP Anibal Sanchez will make his 15th start this season Tuesday, but only out of desperation.
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For Zhang, Liz's desperation came from reaching a dead end in an already dead-end place.
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This might indicate that people are bad at math, but it's also a sign of desperation.
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Or do you think the scene shows off June's desperation and her terrible lack of options?
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Memories cloud her judgment, nostalgia sets in, and, before long, desperation drives her to reach out.
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As we come to terms with this new reality, our grand hopes become cries of desperation.
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One afternoon, I sat in my office, gazing out the window in a state of desperation.
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A closely related cause for poor decisions is desperation — decisions made from a position of weakness.
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Women who choose abortion often do so in desperation and then deeply regret such a decision.
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Desperation is not necessarily their enemy; the achievement of domestic bliss is certainly not their friend.
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But the apparent desperation to acquire Fox's assets is frustrating to Comcast investors, Mr Moffett says.
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This is a man who is driven by the most warped forms of love and desperation.
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Don&apost you get that an air of desperation has begun to settle over the Democrats?
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"This reeks of desperation," said David Trainer, founder and CEO of investment research firm New Constructs.
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Qatar's arrival in Cardiff may be a sign of desperation, as much as it is growth.
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" She also shared that "the anger kept me alive, because otherwise this desperation has no end.
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I call this my "desperation meal" since it is so completely basic, but T. loves it.
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The desperation of trying to explain, they did this because of animus to America, foreign policy.
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They fled their villages after nearly five years of war in a final act of desperation.
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The millions of individuals who suffer from chronic pain are familiar with this sense of desperation.
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They understand the urgency of the moment, without the desperation that leads to long-term pain.
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I was stunned and considered going full Britney Spears and shaving my head in utter desperation.
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"There is certainly a precedent for desperation as motivation to eat human flesh," Kurin told Gizmodo.
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After Jones missed the second free throw, Peak couldn't get off a desperation shot in time.
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The haunting 911 tapes reflect a range of emotions among callers, including panic, fear and desperation.
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It was a move that smacked of desperation and the pound was devalued by the evening.
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Desperation isn't a pretty reason for making Android phones, but at least it's an honest one.
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But if you're in a two-QB league, he's someone you can add out of desperation.
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This song captures that desperation we have for each other in a fun and zany way.
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These campaigns bare the desperation of those in need—and the catastrophic consequences of their inadequacies.
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Because if there's one thing that's not in short supply in Venezuela these days, it's desperation.
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Lawther sells adolescent desperation, and the way Flynn switches between gruffness and utilitarian friendliness is unsettling.
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I mean, I think this may sound obvious, but that desperation slash desire to do something.
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The dark circles under his eyes matched his desperation: his eyes met mine and he fled.
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He revealed inadequate access to heath care, deteriorating facilities and desperation among the men housed there.
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Those were the cheers of desperation, tribute to a valiant effort doomed to come up short.
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Monk then missed a desperation heave from just inside half-court to end a wild affair.
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"The desperation that all these people have, they've lost everything -- on the whole island," she says.
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One evening, in desperation, a colleague of Righetti's warmed one of the fragments in a microwave.
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Now, in desperation, some of these stars are turning to their renegade younger peers for salvation.
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But the team was down 22013 points, meaning it turned to a throw-happy desperation offense.
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It conditions people's imaginations, political speech, coffee-shop daydreams and the desperation of the younger generations.
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In one of the play's most memorable scenes, Proctor, in desperation, stands up for his name.
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In Iran, spending on regional forays sparked desperation over continuing austerity, recently unleashed in national protests.
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The Cruz-Fiorina duo received a tepid reception, however, and strategists said it underscores his desperation.
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What drives the story, however, is the percolating desperation they both feel about turning — gasp — 35.
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When Gerard Piqué and Jordi Alba missed late chances, there was even a touch of desperation.
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Labeling countries terrorist-supporting pariahs is an act of desperation — a "Hail Mary," in football terms.
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PENN: Look, I say the deep state appears to be in a deep state of desperation.
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"The word that I feel describes how most people react to it is desperation," he laughed.
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In desperation, Els switched to a left-hand-low putting grip, and saw signs of progress.
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Although there was nothing overt in it but kindness, there was also something of desperation. From
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Desperation has led some, like Sanders, to push for a constitutional amendment limiting corporate campaign spending.
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We hear desperation, disappointment, acceptance and nonchalance, all melted and blended into one glistening pop song.
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Sixteen years went by, and in desperation, they showed all their evidence to Dr. James Brussel.
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There are demographics, personalities, and life experience factors that funnel down to extreme helplessness and desperation.
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Once you see this mirror man who only reflects, the works take on a sudden desperation.
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Bouldering — part ballet, part gymnastics, all strength and desperation — is like a vertical game of Twister.
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Researchers and patients describe a mix of motives: desperation, altruism, trust in the investigators and sponsors.
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The latest disappearance no different from the others, always similar in their desperation. His. Theirs. Ours.
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But there also seemed to be an element of desperation beneath Mr. Johnson's ill-disguised ambition.
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Out of desperation, Mr. Blake contacted the city to ask about being placed in a shelter.
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Rewind "Cold Water," Olivier Assayas's paean to adolescent desperation, is as bracing as its title suggests.
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Suddenly, the dancers twist, wrench, lunge and leap with a kind of fight-or-flight desperation.
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In an act of desperation, he cold-called a board member at a rival company, JetSuite.
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Republicans distressed by the rise of Trump currently now seem split between denial, despair, and desperation.
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Half in desperation, he reached for a surefire national sedative: Let the French talk it out.
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Lyles eventually uncorked a spin move that seemed born of desperation and was whistled for traveling.
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Last we saw him, he was lunging across the crease — stick outstretched, all instincts and desperation.
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Now, though, the desperation has reached a new level — in part because of the United States.
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Economic desperation has led them to Hpakant, where drug addiction, H.I.V. and malaria afflict wildcat miners.
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Why it matters: This seems to be self-dealing out of desperation, not out of greed.
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Many of the artworks of this era address a feeling of entrapment and desperation to escape.
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Mr. Roberts described the mood of his premiere as dire, imbued by a sense of desperation.
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The move was billed as a show of solidarity, but it masked a sense of desperation.
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"Harry Potter" explores the fear, humiliation and desperation that lead people to join violent hate groups.
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Knight pays careful attention to the details of desperation among prosperous characters living out lonely lives.
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Others fervently disagree, saying it may reek of desperation and actually highlight gaps in your resume.
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Although not without moments of terror and desperation, the screenplay's leisurely timing subverts their dramatic impact.
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Her farcical wedding of outrage to gluttony was a political act whose helpless desperation mirrored mine.
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Their willingness to brave treacherous mountain roads to reach Colombia spoke to the desperation in Venezuela.
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The Phillies might do so for Harper, but insist they will not act out of desperation.
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My student winner, Mia Armstrong of Arizona State University, and I have heard from innumerable Guatemalans that the most fundamental driver of emigration is desperation — and, to an extent that most Americans don't appreciate, this desperation often reflects drought and severe weather linked to climate change.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said Trump's assault on the voting system was an act of desperation.
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But lowering rates is rooted in desperation, and investors may want to carefully consider history and context.
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By her following play, Crave, Kane is dealing in total desperation and the rawest of unrequited love.
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So, far from being an altruistic effort to stop Trump, this gesture by Rubio smacks of desperation.
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It's the stain of spiritual flop sweat, an eagerness that verges on desperation, that makes someone wet.
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Fun, friendship, safety, and a weird sense of desperation you'll overlook because the deal is so good.
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You can see it in the desperation coded into the art design of the game's lawless Washington.
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Image: NOAA FisheriesHer condition is also being closely monitored, as this act of desperation is potentially exhausting.
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In both, young Brazilian filmmakers offer glimpses of resilience and grace against the desperation of our times.
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"The attitude toward Haitian migrants changed because their numbers multiplied, and so did their desperation," Wendy says.
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After a layup from Pascal Siakam cut the lead to eight, the Raptors went into desperation mode.
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Kevin, meanwhile, is getting drunk backstage, repeatedly calling doctors and indicating a real desperation for more pills.
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Like many of the Hong Kong protesters, the Joker was "just a guy acting out of desperation."
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They offer something new and that's great, even if this new trend was born out of desperation.
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Others say it has an element of desperation to it, so they opt not to use it.
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"Do not say it was a security flaw; what happened was an act of desperation," he said.
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PENN: Well, that&aposs why I said the deep state is in a deep state of desperation.
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Stafford was intercepted on a desperation fourth-down pass by cornerback Xavier Rhodes with 2:753 left.
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"I saw desperation, I saw courage and I saw she needed help," Lynd told Good Morning America.
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Perhaps it really is possible to show financial restraint in a competitive industry often fueled by desperation.
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The crafty creation is perfect in times of desperation, or if you just hate to do dishes.
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At the very least, I've found a conversation app that turns that feeling of desperation into anticipation.
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But for many of the Muscovites who wanted free pizza, it was almost an act of desperation.
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It is a measure of the Democrats' desperation that they should so badly falsify Kavanaugh's actual ideas.
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Of course, it's also possible (though less likely) that there's an element of desperation involved as well.
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These are people that have fled homes destroyed by war and travelled in desperation to seek safety.
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"This work honors their suffering and their families' desperation to understand and find effective treatments," she said.
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The economy had improved, meaning there was less desperation driving women into unknown and often dangerous situations.
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Despite his desperation, McCain realized the gesture was purely a ploy meant to demoralize his fellow prisoners.
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"There was a lot of stigma and taboo because it had this association with desperation," Wang said.
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I like them playing with an edge and desperation and maybe not feeling that good about themselves.
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Still, in her desperation she asked me one of the most complicated questions about the Iran-U.
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The camp I leave is one left in limbo—between mistrust and a quiet desperation for dignity.
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In Jub El-Thib, the atmosphere outside the tent-school was one of tension and growing desperation.
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The chaos speaks to the desperation and disorganization that are gripping Maduro's government as Venezuela melts down.
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Barton then got Denver's final shot, but couldn't connect on a desperation 22-pointer at the buzzer.
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He taught there for a few years but eventually left, probably out of desperation, Butler told Motherboard.
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"It could be a matter of bears, out of desperation, coming closer to human habitats," Artelle said.
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In an act of desperation, I cleaned out the beauty closet of every single lotion and cream.
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The songs often ponder social issues and find the gravity in everyday desperation; they commiserate with dignity.
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He said details show the deaths on the tough terrain may have been a result of desperation.
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McClure had a shot to tie it as time expired, but the desperation heave came up short.
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It's a sign of Trump's desperation that he is waging war with the common meaning of words.
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And that's why out of desperation they voted for Trump because he seemed different than he promised.
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" Trump on Monday called Cruz and Kasich's alliance against him "collusion" and a "horrible act of desperation.
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But if you listen to them speak, or better yet, decipher their eyes, that desperation often vanishes.
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An air of desperation spreads across the train, just as it starts moving at 3:30 p.m.
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Desperation suffuses the chamber on Budget Night—the last stand for bills that have not been funded.
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From his breakthrough part in "The Producers," Wilder excelled at moments of explosive rage or sheer desperation.
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This causes desperation and could lead to healthy resistance, but resistance in turn can provoke undemocratic responses.
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You feel and sense their desperation and determination through the body camera Officer Michael Skillman was wearing.
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Breville's $150 Mini Smart Oven evenly heats up foods and will get students through times of desperation.
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Make that between laughter and everything that feeds pain: rage, hatred, desperation, hopelessness, fear, even physical disease.
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The freestyle is molasses-slow and hits hardest between the beats — a hymn of desperation and menace.
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This sets the stage for fierce competition for positions like these — and a desperation to retain them.
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The administration's initiative with Russia is driven by either hope or desperation, but surely not by experience.
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Breaking the cycle of desperation in Syria requires more than economic aid or limited reactive military intervention.
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The dog days of summer are officially upon us, and with them a specific, heat-induced desperation.
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Wall missed a jumper with 73 left and Beal's desperation fadeaway was off target to force overtime.
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In an act of desperation, Amina last summer decided to take Mohamed's case into her own hands.
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The Americans were desperate for intelligence, and some Afghans were exploiting that desperation to line their pockets.
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I know from past experience that desperation can cause you to burn bridges you thought were indestructible.
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Ebata evades a few bombs thrown in desperation, and then the bell rings and scores are announced.
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"Descent" begins at the midpoint between those two moments, the top of a long slide into desperation.
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But not all desperation goes unheard, and in this case, someone was a fan of Ornstein's plume.
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But "playing around with resources" is not the sort of thing people do in times of desperation.
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But driven by desperation, she boards a plane for Berlin, where her mother Leah (Alex Reid) lives.
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Kinetic excitement returns with "Wade Suite," which journeys from spiritual desperation to the sweet succor of salvation.
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Desperation punctuates life for the 393,000 civilians who remain in eastern Ghouta, according to United Nations estimates.
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And if the stowaway's story essentially begins as an escape fantasy, there's something aspirational in such desperation.
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" Eventually it fell into desperation: "Tell me what I should do / Do you need me, need me?
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The desperation of these songs suggests an emotional extremity so huge it swallows up the emotions themselves.
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Much more likely: They'll go to bargain shoppers, or each other, in marriages of convenience or desperation.
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Black History Month has taken these mortals from heroes to idols, out of both pride and desperation.
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Today, countless freelancing creatives are tasting that desperation, often while doing "creative" grunt work for big corporations.
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The desperation and high demand for answers about the coronavirus has created an atmosphere rife with misinformation.
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Harris, in desperation, had told her little boy that there was no Santa Claus for poor children.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — The caller speaks with an urgency that borders on desperation.
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On the "Four Corners" program, she expressed her desperation to leave the camp before her due date.
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Reza used that sense of inner pain and urgency and desperation — nothing could be done about AIDS.
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"It reeks of desperation," said one former Obama White House aide who is unaffiliated with any campaign.
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The peak of desperation for northeast Houston residents inundated by Hurricane Harvey came on Monday, Aug. 28.
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"Every night, it has a certain manic energy and a slight desperation to it," Mr. Hoggett said.
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I think many have genuinely good intentions, a genuine desperation to figure out what must be done.
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And if we do hate it, where is our understanding of the desperation that made it necessary?
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"It reeks of panic and desperation over the growing opposition to the president's authoritarian rule," she said.
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The desperation I felt when I couldn't breathe was a horrendous feeling I don't wish for anybody.
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When real anger and desperation is tapped, some of it will spill out in the wrong directions.
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Some remain stranded in shelters, and others have returned, in desperation, to the stench of unrepaired homes.
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She wore gold lamé (Montana Levi Blanco is the costume designer) and the perfume of gaudy desperation.
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It smacks of sweaty desperation for attention over something that should, by this time, be the norm.
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Najib's comments reveal his "desperation" to hold on to power, said opposition leader Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
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With the presidential campaign of Mayor Bill de Blasio foundering from the start, desperation mode hit early.
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In desperation, we hear of learned scientists wanting to redesign our bodies or to eliminate death entirely.
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But it's also deeply about the economic system put in place and the desperation to break it.
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In the crosshairs of Cheer's urgency, desperation, and drama are the National Championships in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Hunger and desperation are reaching levels that make public distribution of food relief increasingly risky, he said.
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With his head in his hands, King bowed over his kitchen table and prayed aloud in desperation.
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Brady had one last gasp left, but the Giants thwarted two long, desperation passes to Randy Moss.
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The characters' quiet desperation to hold on to the ones they've loved becomes a sort of trap.
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But Ghani denied that his offer signaled desperation or that his government had lost the upper hand.
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But rank-and-file members called it an act of desperation that would not stop their inquiry.
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In desperation, hospitals have begun to revive old antibiotics that were discarded because they were too toxic.
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A lot of Government systems don't understand the pain, the oppression and the desperation of these kids.
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My grandmother stared with desperation at the screen before her, trying to conjure up her buried critic.
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The movie mirrors Alison's desperation through dimly lit dead-end clues and hectic chase sequences through town.
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London's desperation to move on, Brussels knew, would lead it to capitulate on the terms of divorce.
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Mark Gamba, mayor of Milwaukie, a suburb of Portland, said the desperation among tenants there was palpable.
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In desperation, I reported Mom to the D.M.V. and they called her in for a road test.
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But out of desperation, he eventually recorded a video of himself denouncing China for his parents' plight.
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The barrier, a former ARPA official wrote, was resurrected out of "desperation" by Defense Secretary Robert McNamara.
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What was new was Daniel Kaluuya's raw pain and desperation as he took both of them on.
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The desperation that people feel in solitary confinement can lead to psychological breakdown, self-harm, and suicide.
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It turns out their messages of desperation gave the eternally optimistic prime minister a glimmer of hope.
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However, it's those gritty pockets of desperation and sorrow that interest the malcontents behind Manchester's Cold Fell.
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It was perhaps the perfect tale of romance and desperation for the writer to tackle at that time.
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Whether it's desperation or not, I don't think it's a great move because you expect nudity in Playboy.
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All told, a draft day born of desperation became one of the most influential moments in baseball history.
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In desperation, I drove to all the pharmacies in my area, searching for help and the lowest price.
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Robbins' followers often find him in moments of desperation, gravitating toward his promises to help them overcome pain.
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Murray hit a desperation 3-pointer to put the Nuggets up by four, but they couldn't stop Towns.
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To see this desperation in action, simply read the replies to any post by Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook.
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Multiply these situations times two or three months, and you can imagine the desperation that asylum seekers feel.
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Out of desperation, he finally traveled to a clinic to try a controversial new therapy: ketamine IV infusions.
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Their desperation is mirrored in their immediate surroundings, which Dacosta frames as yet another character in the story.
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Forward David Krejci kept it a 1-0 game with a desperation save late in the second period.
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Campa-Najjar attended the press conference and characterized it as an "act of desperation" by a struggling campaign.
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Boko Haram's desperation to recruit members shows the sustained offensive by government forces is working, the military said.
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"(It) smacks of desperation, 'please sell more euro debt that we can buy," Ostwald told CNBC via email.
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With an increasing air of desperation, Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer has been trying to strengthen the party's centrist profile.
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"The more technology proliferates, the lonelier people feel and the need and desperation for love grows," she said.
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Those refugees, who come primarily from Central America, are fleeing repressive governments, rampant gang violence, and economic desperation.
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When I was younger, my desperation made me blind to caring about what I put into my system.
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Moira's driving ambition is to escape, but the potential in her desperation to flee is never fully realized.
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But that alliance was born of necessity and desperation; it existed because of a common enemy in ISIS.
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A little bit of desperation can go a long way toward lining the pockets of a mendacious medium.
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But Neymar's very presence on the Olympic team speaks to the current level of desperation in Brazilian soccer.
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His desperation and frustration appear to be leading him to attack his own party more and more openly.
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And I think she does have a tremendous amount of strength that comes out in moments of desperation.
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The price tag for the deal told Cramer that this was a move of desperation for AT&T.
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But Teague made a pair of free throws, and Miami&aposs desperation heave from Waiters was off line.
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Lack of awareness, cultural beliefs and parents' desperation to educate their children all fuel the practice, they said.
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The older man who builds a nice big flashlight out of desperation to get a stronger man's help.
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"I was little and I jumped with all the force of desperation to save my skin," he said.
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"The competitive environment so far is based upon moves that others are making out of desperation," he said.
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Early on, the desperation to get off to a fast start manifested in a hustling 15-7 lead.
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In desperation, the Royal Navy has commandeered hundreds of private boats to aid in the evacuation of Dunkirk.
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A woman named Paola came running, the desperation of someone who had lost everything visible on her face.
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WFP field monitor Irma Diaz, who works there, spoke of the "desperation" of the pregnant women she meets.
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I normally buy the 13.603 pack of cheap bras on Amazon out of sheer desperation but not anymore.
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In other words, Zillow expects a buyer-desperation factor come May that will result in buyers paying more.
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Desperation turned to anger in southwest Haiti on Thursday as residents grappled with the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
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And perhaps due to some last-minute desperation, the disagreements on stage occasionally veered from heated to embarrassing.
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Thousands of clients lost savings of a lifetime, including a pensioner who hanged himself in desperation last December.
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If the checkered history of lie detection technology reveals anything, it's our desperation for a shortcut to truth.
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The desperation such incidents reveal is dismissed by the increasingly delusional Mr Maduro during his endless television appearances.
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That sense of desperation and hopelessness often fades as they become advocates for their own lives and futures.
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THE black smoke rising over eastern Aleppo is a mark of the desperation of its 300,000 besieged inhabitants.
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The wonder is how we so often manage to transcend that desperation, living fuller lives than anyone imagines.
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There's a recognizable desperation to Lenny's pleas, such as when he mutters "God's infinite silence" like a spell.
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Later in the transcript, Berhe goes on to reveal the desperation he feels, and the danger he faces.
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He would mimic their shuffling desperation and his own artistry, pummelling the air with fast, precise, furious fists.
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In his desperation to cast away the clouds that linger over his presidency, he has severely darkened them.
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Turning HBO into Netflix is reflective of the growing desperation of entrenched cable powers in the streaming era.
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In an Instagram post, Carlson later expressed her feelings of desperation and futility in front of such tragedy.
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"They came out and played like a team with a sense of desperation," the Warriors' Draymond Green said.
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Intensity grew and the game turned more physical, testing the officials as bodies banged and sprawled in desperation.
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But the Warriors, lacking ball movement and what Kerr described as desperation, finally stumbled Saturday in Game 3.
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"We will continue to look there – I am not going to do it out of desperation," he said.
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The unsolicited bid is a rare move in the newspaper industry, but it underscores the industry's rising desperation.
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Or perhaps he believed he was immune, or he felt the opportunity slipping away and acted in desperation.
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The recovering drug abusers at Gateway told CNBC they clearly remember the feeling of desperation for quick cash.
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It's set on a (fictional) Blackstone First Nation reserve, within an indigenous community challenged by corruption and desperation.
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What this does is create a cycle of poverty and desperation that is almost impossible to escape. ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Such maneuvers by progressive activists smack of desperation; when adopted by journalists, they also smack of blatant bias.
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But then, instead of mesmerizing him, she grabs him, hangs on him, falls to the ground in desperation.
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Add to that those who have joined the protests out of a sense of economic desperation and humiliation.
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"Overwhelmed and feeling helpless, Hong Kongers are inexperienced in facing such large-scale protests and desperation," he said.
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As Trump looks ahead to tax reform, he must not ooze desperation like he did with health care.
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But it will be deployed in situations of human desperation, a vast remove from the land of fun.
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Large turnout has also been driven by widespread desperation in Gaza, amid worsening conditions linked to the blockade.
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That bathtub scene, one of her last ploys to make up with Anne, is brimming with silent desperation.
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And throwing stones suggests desperation, employed when one has little else for self-defense against hostility or indifference.
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It was a rush of vulgar desperation, with something of Bonnard's or Nolde's turning their backs on reality.
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Some cite "desperation" as a reason for the Palestinian Arabs' use of violence and killing of Israeli citizens.
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As Mr. Trump's desperation to protect himself grows, he could turn words into actions, prompting a Constitutional crisis.
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"I think desperation tends to lead to, you know, comments that aren't necessarily grounded in reality," Abrams said.
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"In my opinion, the desperation in the Panhandle, and places like it, is a social vacancy," he said.
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Things generally have to get worse before they get better ... This new found activism is out of desperation.
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A press tends to mean desperation mode—particularly against a team so good at breaking it, like Virginia.
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The same scent of desperation and loneliness that characterizes actual speed dating events on TV permeated the air.
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The numbers highlight the desperation of many migrant families, risking family separation to escape their plight at home.
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This was the opposite, a desperation to live intensely so as not to die before we were dead.
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The men were from India's highest Hindu caste, Brahmin, and would not go near George, despite their desperation.
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Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti in a Twitter post claimed the arrest "was politically motivated, and "reeks of desperation.
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"Now we're trying to help people, ease the desperation of those who lost children and teenagers," he said.
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George is admirably warm as the earthbound Hazel, and Dorff suggests the selfishness of his character's selfless desperation.
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There are very few actors who can credibly convey intellectual desperation, but Maggie Gyllenhaal is one of them.
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In Britain, Washington State and Oregon the desperation for the stuff is rising to the level of thievery.
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More than many songs in the show, "Tight Connection to My Heart" seems to reflect its character's desperation.
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The desperation can be seen in the caravan among the families with small children sleeping in crowded plazas.
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Desperation makes a man do crazy things—or eat ravenous amounts of food, as the case may be.
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But we found that no one could hide the pain, frustration and desperation of the families we interviewed.
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What happens when the three-time reigning Eastern Conference champions launch a desperation (and unprecedented) three-trade heave?
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There is often a sense of desperation — of helplessness — as we grapple with the fear of the unknown.
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As the denouement comes closer, Liverpool's desperation will mount, mistakes will creep in, and points will slip away.
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They can lose their earning capacity and housing, leaving them worse off, often to the point of desperation.
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Adding Sánchez is both a show of force and a sign of, if not desperation, then certainly urgency.
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So, too, did Italy's desperation for investment, access to China's enormous markets and anything resembling an economic uptick.
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So they're both allegories or metaphors for how people and institutions act in times of conflict and desperation.
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It is from Katie herself, who suggests that making her desperation public isn't, perhaps, such a bad thing.
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While Morgan has championed the new policy, asylum seekers now living in Mexico only see desperation and terror.
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Sometimes that means giving you the special desperation rates ISPs withhold until you say you're going to leave.
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The big debate now is about whether Kim is proposing talks with Trump out of desperation or confidence.
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It was an era of unimaginable desperation; if you weren't careful, you could drown in your own despair.
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READ: The White House now wants everyone who's visited New York to self-quarantine The desperation is clear.
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Still, it's smarter to contend with the source of that anger and desperation, rather than police the outburst.
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Clinging to Tara's anguished face, Laurie Rose's camera scrutinizes an unhappiness that builds to an almost tangible desperation.
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Best is Sarah Beckham-Turner, wry even in desperation as Harper, her voice cool yet vibrating with vulnerability.
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In desperation one morning I contacted Dignitas, the Swiss organization that helps terminally ill people end their lives.
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So less in hope than desperation, I drove to its base and presented my credentials to a guard.
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The unusual strategy underscores the desperation of global tech companies to break into the world's largest online market.
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It suggests lives in transition, whether from desperation or from being on the cusp of a big change.
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Opinion I overcame the desperation I felt after stepping down from Congress, and I'm still in the fight.
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I cannot think of the fear and the terror and the desperation that some of them are confronting.
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Fucking someone out of desperation or experimentation isn't a good enough reason to be fucking them at all.
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Rusalka goes to Jezibaba in desperation to ask for a potion that can turn her into a human.
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With the game in the fourth quarter, it is now nearing the point of desperation for New England.
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Nonetheless, some analysts have criticized the decision to speed up the IMF bailout, saying it smacks of desperation.
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Desperation in Beaumont and elsewhere In the Beaumont area of Jefferson County, some neighborhoods looked like lakes Thursday.
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But the tweet caused a storm on social media, and many saw the move as a desperation bid.
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" A spokesman for Mr. Cooper, Ford Porter, replied that the governor had "set a new standard for desperation.
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"It was just pure desperation, and fortunately I was able to get a glove on it," explained Schneider.
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Here, though, the family's toughness, thieving and secrets, its poverty and desperation, work like ballast on his sensibilities.
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And some of the hardest things to witness were the cruelty and desperation at the haphazard aid distributions.
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They vote for fringe candidates out of desperation, because they feel they have no voice in the establishment.
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Anger and frustration over the extradition bill, and the government's handling of it, have pushed many to desperation.
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You'd think there'd be more desperation or frantic energy if they knew exactly what they were dealing with.
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I tried to be frugal, but I was careless; I was moved and controlled by desperation and impulse.
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He was equal parts obliviousness and desperation, and if sympathy wasn't called for, there was room for understanding.
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Coomaraswamy said the desperation and sadness was overwhelming when investigators met refugees immediately after the August 2017 violence.
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Everything is covered with relentless hatch marking, conveying a sense of paranoia and desperation within the enclosed space.
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Lovelorn teen vampires, for example, probably tell us more about Hollywood desperation for material than about contemporary sexual mores.
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European states, with their own desperation for trade with Beijing, have shown even less appetite to criticize Xi's administration.
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And we can no longer permit Central American countries to export their poverty and their desperation to our nation.
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The show offers a rare look into the lives of people driven by desperation to work in underworld economies.
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In short, the price of Trump's born-of-desperation deal will be paid not by Americans, but Russia's neighbors.
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From there, McGregor shot for a takedown in a telltale sign of desperation—landing right in Diaz's wheel house.
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But Rita just tells it like it is, so I ask exactly what she means by "desperation for validation"?
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That desperation has turned what were once innocent gags into lowbrow exploitation for thirsty YouTubers itching to go viral.
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"It was 11 years of desperation," he told PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle in February 2016.
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The boys' parents say it's an act of desperation by a community that's trapped by violence on all sides.
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"When you find something good in this world, you best hold on — with love, not desperation," Violet tells her.
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Ortese's portrait of the Italian city just after World War II is of a place of poverty and desperation.
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In desperation, I took on two unpaid internships in succession, hoping to gain experience and land a job afterward.
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At the very least, I wouldn't have felt the depression and desperation of not having a job after graduating.
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A full court desperation heave with a 11 seconds to go is never the way to do it, however.
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It's no mystery to Martin what happened in 28 in Itasca County, and across the range: pure economic desperation.
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"There are lots of treatment facilities that will profit off of people's desperation," said Galbis-Reig of Ascension Wisconsin.
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They wear their desperation on their sleeves, and approach networking in a way that immediately reveals their true intentions.
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One sign of Arkansas's desperation is how differently these executions are being handled than they were in the past.
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It is also a sign of desperation among the hard-liners determined to block Rouhani's opening to the world.
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In a moment of desperation, she lies and claims to be a flight attendant — and suddenly her luck turns.
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"There was a sense of desperation and confusion among diplomats in the Chinese Embassy in Washington," the official said.
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Bernie Sanders also understood and spoke to that economic desperation in both the rhetoric and policy of his campaign.
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Mark, you wrote today that the deep state is in a deep state of desperation, what did you mean?
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Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the main opposition Labour Party, said the appeal was "more like a sign of desperation".
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It was an American, Henry David Thoreau, who said that "the mass of men live lives of quiet desperation".
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But Thoreau's countrymen are in fact useless at quiet desperation—they specialise in either noisy success or noisy failure.
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Bandersnatch gets at one form of the desperation and despair that can be the lot of the working artist.
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It's a record that in part addresses false personas and perception manipulation in this era of digital love desperation.
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"This is desperation mode for us, and that was a winnable hockey game," Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper said.
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Battle-royale games are infinite interactive story engines, each match a self-contained story of desperation, heroism, and death.
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It, then, stirs voters' fears about their economic desperation and prompts them to blame phony enemies -- immigrants, for example.
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In a moment of drunken desperation, I texted a sober friend that life had become untenable before passing out.
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But if his appearance in Charleston was in that sense inauspicious, it was justified as an act of desperation.
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Equally good is Bria Vinaite as Halley, a generally easygoing soul that life keeps trying to push toward desperation.
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Their stories reveal a scene of fear, desperation and sometimes methodical carnage, as well as a fraught, prolonged rescue.
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In the film, John Paul Getty II refuses to pay the ransom, leading the boy's mother (Williams) to desperation.
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They made it up without my permission, but I took accountability out of desperation to provide for my family.
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We knew after their last outing they were going to come out hard, but we didn't match their desperation.
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They sense desperation from a self-driving late-comer hunting for a big break in a significant future industry.
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Considering these conditions, the famous mutinies in 1917 can be recognized as an act of desperation rather than cowardice.
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The show offers an unprecedented look into the lives of people driven by desperation to work in underworld economies.
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But when we searched for similar portrayals of men, we couldn't find many with the same degree of desperation.
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Second, when you see how silly they look, it immediately points to pervasive stereotypes about love, desperation and women.
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When I call her at her home in Copenhagen, her passion for what FATE does is tinged with desperation.
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An accelerated sale last month of its stake in oilfield services unit Baker Hughes smacked of desperation, some said.
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I wanted to ask Kehler about this fatigue and desperation, but I didn't know how best to approach it.
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Your tweets and comments just show desperation and underscore the inadequacy of your government's response to this humanitarian crisis.
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I had tweeted Chrissy in desperation at the store and scoured the shelves looking for no sugar added options.
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When we meet these women, they are all in desperation mode, each in her own mini-vortex of crisis.
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Venezuela's economic collapse — the bitter result of years of mismanagement capped by low oil prices — is causing more desperation.
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At the same time, many butchers exploit the pastoralists' desperation, paying far below the market price for their cows.
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"So it was four years ago this very week that my fitness journey began, out of desperation," she wrote.
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It seeks to cope with this world through humor, but it still screams out in desperation with us all.
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We recoil at the crudity of click bait, but in this atmosphere, it's unfair to begrudge anyone his desperation.
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One was jarring in its display of Trump's defensive and juvenile behavior against a backdrop of death and desperation.
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Most educated, ethical women who seek late-term abortions are doing so out of desperation and with similar grief.
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But these efforts can barely compete against the migrants' desperation to find a way north, no matter how costly.
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" Mr. Kasich, in Pennsylvania, grew quickly agitated at the suggestion that his deal with Mr. Cruz reflected desperation. "Me?
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The Kremlin's desperation for higher prices is palpable; the country is committed to two wars, in Ukraine and Syria.
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The Republican efforts to prevent court ordered special elections from being held is the height of corruption and desperation.
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Even the sober assessment of the UN's latest annual world "water development report" smacks of a kind of desperation.
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The world should also pay attention to the North Korean refugee crisis, and to the desperation that drives it.
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With that in mind, the six teams saddled with an 0-2 record will probably be in desperation mode.
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Compared to the sheer desperation of the narrator's frame of mind, the details of the murder feel incidental, unimportant.
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"The coordination among them, and their persistence and desperation to get back on the system was stark," Mitra says.
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Naïveté and desperation drove some mothers to spend thousands of dollars on so-called interventionists for a quick fix.
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He has harnessed the power of the Second Amendment people — a strength that comes less from unity than desperation.
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A meeting held by Trump, a political novice, on such short notice is likely due to desperation, she said.
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I started the plan many years ago, more than 13 years ago … and it was a result of desperation.
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From this perspective, the rise of black ops advertising may be less a sign of power than of desperation.
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Desperation forces many Central American migrants to flee their homes and make the dangerous journey toward our southern border.
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There was just a carnivorous desperation to learn what was going on, and then to tell people about it.
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In desperation, many fathers and sons log and burn the edge of the national park for timber and farmland.
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I was 34 then, and aiming to bring a touch of complexity, even sexual desperation, to the virginal Mina.
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Trailing by 13 points on Sunday morning, Europe's captain, Darren Clarke, had in desperation top-loaded his singles lineup.
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As the situation worsens, it is only logical that more Venezuelans will be driven by desperation to rise up.
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" He said that the new suit "smacks of desperation and also shows the true character of the other side.
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Oakland then gifted Philly another six points when a desperation Cal-Stanford play went haywire inside their own 30.
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The whiff of desperation in Thursday's moves helped explain why stocks gave up initial gains after Mr. Draghi's remarks.
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The Bobcats had one more look, but a desperation 277-point attempt by Dimitri Floras clanged off the rim.
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If denied still, we were to walk away, engaging in a game of chicken—matching their desperation against ours.
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New York in August is hell—sweltering, with all the joy of early summer replaced by brightly lit desperation.
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A visit from "Aunt Flo" can inspire relief, annoyance, desperation...and what about when she leaves you behind forever?
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Despite the blustery veneer, the clipped accent, and the military façade, the Major was masking a thinly veiled desperation.
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His armchair philosophizing ("The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation") wouldn't be out of place on Twitter.
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I cling to desperation halfway out the door as if a miracle will split the skies and save me.
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So I lashed out, as violently as I could, with every ounce of adrenaline-fueled desperation that I possessed.
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The usual tools can make their problems worse; acting out is their way of handling desperation, of seeking help.
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When Ben Stiller attends a performance and goes out with them afterward, their fawning desperation isn't pretty to watch.
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Heap some wilted greens into your rice and the result will feel like a treat, not a desperation meal.
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Armed with our pleasant tone and "can do" attitude, we stood between students and their economic and emotional desperation.
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As famine, drought, and refugee crises widen, strongmen increasingly exploit the mounting global mood of desperation to build power.
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In our desperation, my father and I went to František Weidmann, the former chairman of the Prague Jewish Community.
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It wasn't out of desperation either — she was a hard-drinking partyer who kept all her earnings for herself.
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Trailing by two points, the Pats tried a desperation onside kick, but the Broncos recovered to win 20-18.
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And Mitchell plays him perfectly, capturing the character's bemusement and embarrassment, his desperation and, later, his surly, slurry dismissiveness.
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But Bryan Schor's desperation throw to the end zone on fourth-and-16 fell incomplete with 58 seconds left.
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Now the young birds have grown past the one-note call of desperation they made under their parents' care.
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The 1980s crack epidemic produced ubiquitous pictures of poor, black drug users, living in squalor and driven by desperation.
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In the 1990s, Indian migration to Dallas soared, and friendship became less an act of desperation than of choice.
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That will increase desperation and they will be facing the grim prospect of going into debt or dropping out.
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It is the perpetual punishment that this type of thinking piles on people that makes for desperation and injustice.
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Its desperation stems from the teenage-pregnancy rate, which has risen even as the overall birth rate has dropped.
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And, yes, the play offers a grim picture of how lives buffeted by economic change can slide into desperation.
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The office released recordings of some of the 911 calls, revealing travelers' fears and desperation as the crashes mounted.
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As soon as the app went down, Twitter was filled with utter desperation and worries about potential love lost.
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It creates hope that life can improve, blunting the appeal of extremism and diminishing the desperation of the dispossessed.
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In desperation, the family made cardboard fans for him to use to try to move air around his face.
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Good policy does not come out of haste and desperation any more than it does from pure political calculation.
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His field was philosophy, but, after many desperation jobs, he landed as a journalist for the liberal Alger-Républicain.
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Indonesia The death toll keeps rising in Palu as desperation grows for survivors of last week's earthquake and tsunami.
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This version reminds viewers that such desperation remains shockingly common in one of the richest cities in the world.
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Jackson's desperation heave from deep in Louisville territory was snagged by Mike Edwards, his second interception of the game.
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Their world was, according to the historian Elise Lemire, the "Black Walden," a place of not-so-quiet desperation.
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The jaunty track is about the allure of crystal meth addiction and the itchy desperation of desiring an escape.
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A taut moral thriller, "Styx" is a story of what happens when self-reliance runs into other people's desperation.
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"It will only be for a few days," he reassured his wife, quickly dissembling with a guilty husband's desperation.
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Pearl's desperation to fuse with Garnet stems from a deep loneliness that she's felt ever since Steven's mother died.
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The desperation climbs off the screen, and it finally makes the movie feel like something more than a hagiography.
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It's set in a world filled with pain and desperation and fear, like in the book, and like in our own, and it twists the story just enough so that it becomes about Meg realizing that all the pain and desperation and fear she feels is also felt by everyone around her.
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But in fact, terrorism is the weapon of the weak, and its very use demonstrates a certain level of desperation.
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We had already been to America three times for that album, and it was just real desperation at that point.
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Mental health is therefore a big issue and within that unfortunately is desperation and sadly some very serious criminal activity.
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In an email to Reuters, Pavin said the announcement showed "desperation" on the part of the monarchy and Thai state.
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But on the 28th or 29th of month, you will let that person touch you because of your economic desperation.
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They believe that Kim is merely exploiting the President's vanity and desperation for personal political successes to win international acceptance.
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Rita Chahal, executive director of Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council, has been working to help them at their moment of desperation.
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The errant box of near-instant macaroni and cheese should only slip into your dietary vocabulary at times of desperation.
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Northwestern had the last shot, but Taylor's desperation 3-point try bounced off the backboard and rim and fell away.
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It just demonstrates the sheer desperation that his campaign is operating on to try and limp forwards towards the nomination.
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As desperation rises, so does the intransigence of Venezuela's "Bolivarian" regime, whose policies have ruined the economy and sabotaged democracy.
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It's the time of year when Game of Thrones fans, starved for fresh content, reach a new level of desperation.
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What isn't simple is a sixteen-year-old in her expected setting — a high school — singing about grown-up desperation.
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People are essentially dying from preventable deaths due to stress, hopelessness, and desperation, reflected in the suicide and overdose numbers.
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It's easy to imagine people with a mixture of desperation, hope and willingness to try anything to save their lives.
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