Looking at the one he's currently working on, he thinks: Dreadful, dreadful , DREADFUL .
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"It was kind of like a dreadful thing to realize," he said, dreadful because he didn't know any gay men in his community, dreadful because the threat of AIDS loomed, dreadful because he knew what the Bible said about relationships between men.
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He had not taken up writing to get rich or win awards; that was a dreadful thought. Dreadful!
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The song feels like a trip to the beach—minus the dreadful sunburned and the dreadful indecent exposure.
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But for now, fans are left pondering if the Knicks are historically dreadful or just run-of-the-mill dreadful.
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John Logan, executive producer, "Penny Dreadful" (2014) "Penny Dreadful" was about lonely people trying to find a world to belong to.
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You can see this in his language, that dreadful, dreadful soggy language, which sounds like and has in it the slang of two decades ago.
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" - Haidee "People bring items back in dreadful condition.
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International ____ Why do all these men look so dreadful?
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Plotwise, Cersei can thus raise a long-running question: Must she behave dreadfully in order to protect her dreadful son Joffrey, the heir to the throne, or is she just dreadful anyway?
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Owners of the Galaxy Note7 are in a dreadful position.
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Those dreadful numerical designations, while utilitarian, are often quite silly.
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"It sends a dreadful message to the growers," he added.
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Instead of sharing that dreadful video, go read his work.
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He understands the dreadful effect of abuse on people's lives.
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"I'm afraid we ran a pretty dreadful campaign," Soubry said.
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Clinton is great at attacking others, dreadful at selling herself.
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Season 3 of Penny Dreadful premieres Sunday at 10 p.m.
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Hannah left the "dreadful place" vowing never to go back.
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Don't know the details yet, but the news is dreadful.
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Or I play the dreadful role of a stationary sniper.
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It is also a dreadful indictment of Mrs Clinton's performance.
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These dreadful cuts further constrain an already troubled NIH budget.
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What good will this dreadful experience do for my future?
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Aston Villa have been absolutely dreadful to watch this season.
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The dialogue is pretty theatrical throughout Penny Dreadful, I think.
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I was attending some dreadful middle school up in Northumberland.
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How dreadful such information is; what a weight to carry.
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And most Americans realize that the tax plan is dreadful.
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But what if the issue isn't averting a dreadful disease?
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Living an hour away the car rides could be dreadful.
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Others were intimidated and bought into a dreadful legal silence.
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Watch the first episode of Season 3 of Penny Dreadful here.
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It's a dreadful blow to all workers regardless of their grievance.
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Chinese fans don't have this, they just chant dreadful swear words.
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Most patients, even in the most dreadful conditions, opt for life.
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I always try to keep them away from such dreadful news.
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There are certain people that think he's really kind of dreadful.
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Few things are more dreadful than dealing with airline customer service.
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The war against these dreadful bugs may be far from over.
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And when that partnership goes wrong, the results can be dreadful.
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This would set a dreadful example to other small EU members.
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He was a reasonably popular mayor but a dreadful foreign secretary.
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The acoustics were going to be dreadful, like an echo chamber.
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It's a dreadful scene, but ultimately it adds little that's new.
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"The food is dreadful, the conditions are spartan," the officer said.
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The reckoning for his party, and perhaps America, will be dreadful.
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THERE is more than one way to achieve dreadful public policies.
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It's a "Penny Dreadful" kind of relationship, what can I say?
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But it is likely a harbinger of something dreadful to come.
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December was a particularly dreadful month, with the Dow plunging 8.7%.
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The dreadful state of the political debate in the United States.
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Their quarterback made dreadful throws and, more alarming, even worse decisions.
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Having accepted this dreadful bargain, Howe turned her attention to abolitionism.
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"Bouquet of Tulips" is an example of dreadful anti-elite elitism.
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Worst of all, I can't forget the dreadful nightmare of dioxin.
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Let's be frank: "Big structural change" is a dreadful political slogan.
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The law remained in effect until 1965, with some dreadful consequences.
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A dreadful rushing offense was Seattle's deficiency its last few seasons.
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Policy-wise, this has been a particularly dreadful week in Washington.
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Mr. Jones's conspiracy theories can have truly dreadful, real-life consequences.
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That has helped lead to a dreadful performance for energy stocks.
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Ending a relationship is easily one of life's most dreadful chores.
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"Life here is dreadful," Nina wrote to her sister in 1920.
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I ran until drinking sounded dreadful, then I ran some more.
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An antidote to all the chaos and dreadful noise is Mother Nature.
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It was a dreadful start in NASA's quest to reach the moon.
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It was absolutely dreadful, and far more dangerous than any motorbike, actually.
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The vast Victorian complex by the Thames is in a dreadful state.
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After his dreadful debut, the club discovered he had barely played professionally.
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This was dreadful news for Walker, who suddenly stopped talking about Foxconn.
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Two bits of good luck and one dreadful tragedy laid the groundwork.
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Demagogues rush to use the dreadful economic conditions to their political advantage.
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Finally, we have some good news to share about this dreadful disease.
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" The critic Terry Eagleton once said of Naipaul: "Great art, dreadful politics.
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It's very ... it almost is like a bit of a dreadful feeling.
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Sambrailo in particular has been dreadful when healthy enough to suit up.
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I think that what she did for women in politics was dreadful.
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" She called the drug she took for osteoporosis "that wretched, dreadful stuff.
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VICE: I just saw the first episode of Penny Dreadful season three.
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That's dreadful by global standards but a boon for many North Koreans.
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It's been a dreadful few days for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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But they did deadly serious work in the most dreadful conditions imaginable.
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Yes, Foles, 28, was dreadful in his time away from the Eagles.
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Rhode Island was a dreadful 17 of 35 at the foul line.
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If this doesn't seem all that dreadful, ask yourself the same questions.
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They survived largely because Ausma withstood grueling physical labor and dreadful privation.
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He had not wanted to be the recipient of these dreadful confidences.
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But Mr. Trump has had dreadful weeks before — and here we are.
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The tax bill, to be clear, is a dreadful piece of policy.
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Again, as I said at the outset, this tax bill is dreadful.
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LIKE their co-religionists all over Europe, Italy's Jews live with dreadful memories.
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Brenda Snipes, the county's elections supervisor, has a dreadful record on supervising elections.
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Distancing Tehran from the incident, Iran's Foreign Ministry called it "worrisome and dreadful".
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The Broncos (13-21) were dreadful on offense against the Chargers (279.5-22).
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"In one line: dreadful," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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All of this is dreadful news for the GOP and President Donald Trump.
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I was dreadful, but at least my fingers moved in the right way.
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The last hour of work is dreadful — time seems to pass so slowly.
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I think that it is going to result in dreadful bloodshed, horrific violence.
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That might be because their own analysis showed that the plan is dreadful.
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He had a dreadful Game 2 before rebounding with a solid Game 3.
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Since the financial crisis of 21-20173 Britain's wage growth has been dreadful.
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The last hour of work is dreadful – time seems to pass so slowly.
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Yet despite its mostly dreadful rulers, the vast land did begin to modernise.
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By comparison, the proposed cuts to PIP, now scrapped, were not so dreadful.
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I'm fed up of writing what a terrible, dreadful, concerning week it's been.
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While some would love to experiment with the trend, others find it... dreadful.
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If the sex is dreadful, why invest another moment of your precious time?
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When I got the dreadful news I reached out, but Julio didn't respond.
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BT. Prime Minister May described Saturday night's events as "dreadful" in a statement.
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What is the point of whining about the course after a dreadful round?
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But I've always wondered how I might have acted under a dreadful scenario.
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Why had these alleged friends set her up for such a dreadful exercise?
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All of which is fucking dreadful, frankly, and warrants fan unrest – Arsenal style.
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"I haven't had a dreadful attack since March 13, 2014," he said, triumphantly.
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The realities that come with being an adult can sometimes be downright dreadful.
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It's a dreadful, terrifying moment and, for this filmmaker, unusual in its viciousness.
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It would thus force Israel to make a dreadful choice about its future.
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A disputed election in 83 led to a dreadful year-long civil war.
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In the mood for some Penny Dreadful, but honestly, when am I not?
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Historically, doctors and patients have both been pretty dreadful about using antibiotics appropriately.
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It has helped states articulate the dreadful humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons use.
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The real danger is of coming to believe such dreadful things about Him.
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"The party is pretty united because Trump has been so dreadful," said Carrick.
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The SNP is having a dreadful night and a second independence referendum looks unlikely.
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Clinton's campaign and responded by critiquing her stump speech — which is dreadful, he said.
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No more making that dreadful reach for the top left of your Galaxy Note.
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Unfortunately, exile, however dreadful, has become my fate and the fate of many Oromos.
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Lots of stories about Cruz and "Donald Trump's Dreadful Night," but nothing about Pence.
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But it's dreadful news for House GOP leaders hoping to get the bill through.
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So at least this demonstration of the line's civilian purposes is somewhat less dreadful.
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However, after that dreadful first trimester, the pregnancy was relatively easy and low-key.
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The tiny Penny Dreadful-esque hat perched atop Rousey's head is the second best.
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It's one of the most dreadful things that can happen to a human being.
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The straps on this bag are dreadful and perhaps the worst things about it.
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American policy towards Mr Kim's dreadful regime has long been one of impotent neglect.
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The original Penny Dreadful ran for three seasons on Showtime from 2014 to 2016.
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That fight is only remembered for its dreadful aftermath, for leaving McClellan in darkness.
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"Daring to compare colonisation with these dreadful events is a true flaw," he said.
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Giving in to xenophobia and closing the borders to refugees is a dreadful mistake.
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Of course, for users and historians alike, this has a number of dreadful implications.
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These nominees share dreadful records on civil rights and are simply unfit to serve.
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There are other dreadful things in store, but life seems to come cheap hereabouts.
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No matter how dreadful, they were in power because no one else was strong.
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Mostly, though, the Chargers were a team that was almost always dreadful to watch.
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Those who did badly, like Aquaria, The Vixen, and Asia O'Hara, were absolutely dreadful.
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I've been trying to write this column without using it, and it's been dreadful.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and called for an investigation.
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A dreadful 17th-place finish in the short program had taken care of that.
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" Weingarten also said of conditions in the jail: "In a word, they were dreadful.
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"It would be dreadful to have apathetic fans, or fair-weather fans," he said.
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An E.H.R. progress note full of pre-populated text is absolutely dreadful to read.
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They were submitting to be bearers of the dreadful news, but also its exorcisers.
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Center Derek Stepan said he had no explanation for the Rangers' dreadful second period.
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Florence's lifelong dream is to perform in Carnegie Hall, despite her dreadful singing voice.
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A complex, dreadful piece of history becomes an undialectical ordeal of viciousness and victimhood.
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Curtis Granderson, who has been hitting better after a dreadful start, collected three hits.
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But the dreadful thing is that it's not something the majority of people feel.
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Still, it was another dreadful week on Wall Street, especially in the tech world.
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Yes. Even a bill as dreadful as this one has a few positive attributes.
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That dreadful word, glioblastoma, probably puts most people off further reflection on the matter.
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I love the idea of listening parties, but actual listening parties are usually dreadful.
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Iran's foreign ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and asked for an investigation.
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Green Bay, Sunday's opponent, allowed five sacks last week in a dreadful loss to Minnesota.
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There's also the return of Penny Dreadful and new albums from Radiohead and James Blake.
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I've been influenced by cartoon strips and dreadful puns, but only if it is kind.
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Alien Sex Fiend was the very first proper print interview for the dreadful Etcetra magazine.
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"It was dreadful," one parent at the screening told the local news website WA Today.
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The $45 million movie generated $6.13 million for a dreadful domestic haul of $14.28 million.
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Iran's foreign ministry described the incidents as "worrisome and dreadful" and called for an investigation.
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Still, Aden said the increase in emissions last year doesn't necessarily predict a dreadful trend.
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They can be spectacular days or dreadful days, and often they're a bit of both.
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"It was dreadful," she said, her voice barely rising over the rumble of idling trucks.
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"Guyz, obviously an all-male 'Lady Marmalade' would be completely dreadful," he wrote on Thursday.
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A young maiden is romanced, misled, and narrowly escapes a dreadful fate — or does she?
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It was a dreadful election for Liviu Dragnea, head of Romania's ruling Social Democrats (PSD).
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It was just me, Everett, and the dreadful sense of inevitability burrowing into my chest.
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And for that reason, we'll gladly pay to make the experience a little less dreadful.
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According to Deadline, Showtime has revived the Penny Dreadful franchise in a somewhat unexpected way.
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I remember your arms, I remember dreadful gin, I remember the perfume of your hair.
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Trump has already demonstrated that he has dreadful instincts when it comes to workers' rights.
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Without stopping, Wagner's birds fly past some of her other beautifully dreadful cities and landscapes.
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Stink, moans, a dreadful roaring to halt my son in his tracks, keep him fleeing.
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Conflict has changed, indeed, only to become more diffuse, fragmented, and intricate — not less dreadful.
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But even as we prepare for that dreadful possibility, we should exhaust every other avenue.
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If you look at Liberia, years and years of warlordism and dictatorship and dreadful stuff.
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Tractors liberated farm workers from dreadful exposure to more productive factory work aided by tools.
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"Nothing motivates action like the dreadful disaster that we see in Houston," Mr. Liccardo said.
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The dreadful thing about that bombing is that David, our son, had just been born.
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Egyptian authorities continued holding Moustafa in a prison, where the conditions are dreadful and inhumane.
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But the "White War" in the alpine heights of Italy was otherwise a dreadful episode.
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It would be dreadful if we allowed anybody to preapprove or censor what we do.
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The Client), who tries to pin a dreadful crime (cannibalism!) on the elusive number 9.
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There are ways, though, to make your commute more enjoyable — or at least less dreadful.
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The overcast sky bore down on the green grounds; dreary weather on a dreadful day.
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Both are sweet through and through, yet full of alarming imagery and sudden dreadful turns.
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Sounds dreadful—and it is—but the situation in Florida is more complicated than it appears.
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But we were aware of a certain pattern of overly-aggressive behavior that was rather dreadful.
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"I believe that makes it an even more dreadful attack for our city," he told reporters.
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Also keep in mind that Trump's ground game and turnout operation are reputed to be dreadful.
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By reducing stories to a number this editor created a perfect – and perfectly dreadful – ranking system.
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"The first story I wrote was completely dreadful, and it was rejected by everybody," Kress says.
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As a term, thermally induced fulminant shock isn't very descriptive, even if it does sound dreadful.
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It wasn't that the division was dreadful enough that some old man could just walk through.
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The intriguing, but ultimately slight "The World Is Full of Secrets" never shows this dreadful event.
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But Rogue One makes how much of a threat Vader presents not only dreadful, but intimate.
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He's also worked in television before: he directed the first two episodes of Showtime's Penny Dreadful.
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And for those who have lost someone, it's a dreadful thing to have to deal with.
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Not all justices involved in partisan nominations, or who were poorly vetted, handed down dreadful rulings.
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There was even one dreadful moment recently when it seemed as if we might lose Marmite.
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The few times I ventured topical jokes were among the most dreadful moments of my life.
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They are aware that Hillary Clinton is a dreadful candidate, one who could easily be beaten.
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If he is there to defend himself, he's a dreadful guilty apologist and we burn him.
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What follows is an escalating pyramid of horrors: plague, betrayal, the dreadful giggling of the mad.
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The weather was dreadful, rain drenching the Ardennes and making for treacherous conditions on the circuit.
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Apple Bonkers, Snapping Turks and the Dreadful Flying Glove menaced the group, but, disguised as Sgt.
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They rode a hot-shooting start and capitalized on a dreadful opening half by the Spurs.
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The third season of Penny Dreadful airs on Showtime at 10 PM on Sunday, May 1.
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"It is this dreadful cocktail of circumstances that explains the general outrage that it has sparked."
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Iran's Foreign Ministry has called the tanker attacks "worrisome and dreadful" and called for an investigation.
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Ultimately, Wizard Bloody Wizard is an opium-laced, fuzzed-out homage to all that is dreadful.
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"I believe that makes it an even more dreadful attack for our city," he told reporters.
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It is a dreadful piece of economic policy — essentially a giant effort to aggravate income inequality.
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That being said, both teams have been dreadful on offense, and this game could be ugly.
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Even I have been acting out in the kitchen, although my baked goods are legendarily dreadful.
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And the Tampa turnovers were not run-of-the-mill mistakes; they were dreadful and demoralizing.
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Rather than self-defense, the Suleimani killing seems like the dreadful result of several intersecting dynamics.
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"Those words are horrendous...dreadful, they're appalling, they're foul" #Trump supporter @scottienhughes on video: https://t.
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"Real Magic" is an alternately infuriating, exciting, dreadful, boring, imaginative rendering of playing and being played.
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Rehashing conversations and imagining dreadful interactions allows people to take up more of your brain power.
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Over the course of two dreadful months, though, it became obvious that something was terribly wrong.
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Years after my dreadful first days of high school, my reverence for Lola has naturally waned.
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If budgets are crucial to financial health, why are they so dreadful to put up with?
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The Liberal Democrats had a dreadful night in which their leader, Jo Swinson, lost her seat.
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Philoctetes, meanwhile, tells Neoptolemus the story of his dreadful sufferings and elicits his empathy and pity.
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Aztecs coach Steve Fisher certainly hasn't forgotten about the dreadful encounter with the Huskies last season.
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"I tried to play it light, and I said it was absolutely dreadful," he told me.
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When I met Ms. Corporon, she talked openly about that dreadful afternoon in the parking lot.
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The worst-case scenario is a civil war, and an indefinite continuation of the dreadful Maduro regime.
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"The weekly [requirement] was a little dreadful because it really is such a cranking machine," she says.
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These memories are so dreadful for him that Elliot tries to explain them away as a delusion.
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Phoenix has lost six consecutive games and 23 of its last 26 while experiencing a dreadful season.
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After a season of such dreadful performances, many of them at home, that will not be easy.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and asked for an investigation into the matter.
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The foreign ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and asked for an investigation into the matter.
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Perhaps worst, it used Jewish tailors and leather-workers, corralled in Lodz, a dreadful ghetto in Poland.
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At its heart, that's what Penny Dreadful was — a study of resilience in the face of loneliness.
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Thus is a dreadful act of cruelty and who knows what untelling damage this may have caused.
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WHEN the financial crisis was at its height in 2008, being a debtor was a dreadful experience.
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The American move, it was explained, reflected the dreadful number of criminal blasphemy cases in that country.
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The Conservatives are holding their own, despite running a dreadful election campaign and leading a kneecapped government.
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Such costs might be borne, were it not for the dreadful political economy of climate-change mitigation.
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Not that anybody could be blamed for overlooking Cabrera, because his recent form has been absolutely dreadful.
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Unfortunately, both films are also dreadful: they have 17% and 12% critical ratings on Rotten Tomatoes respectively.
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Except, wait, that's worse, because then you have to ask: Maybe everything you write is dreadful, too?
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Over the last six weeks, there have been few policy arguments in favor of this dreadful bill.
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We must have the courage to confront dreadful views even in the people we love the most.
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"The general feeling of uncertainty is dreadful," she said, acknowledging that people were worried about their safety.
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The sense of danger is palpable, as is the sense of misery after the most dreadful scenes.
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"Uncertainty is dreadful for investment," Chris Griffith told Reuters on the sidelines of Platinum Week in London.
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After trailing by only 47-46 at halftime, the Nets were doomed by dreadful 3-point shooting.
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I find my personality to be dreadful, and this isn't a moment when I'm fishing for compliments.
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So when you embark on this remember that what you're feeling is perfectly normal and perfectly dreadful.
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The House passed a dreadful synthetic drugs bill that would increase sentences for people who use drugs.
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Now it's fantastic, but then it wasn't that systemized, so the first couple of weeks were dreadful.
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A Word With Comedy can be a dreadful business, even for a gifted funnyman like Rowan Atkinson.
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It's an especially remarkable image because we know what is about to happen — the tension is dreadful.
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Getting any type of sickness is wack, but the flu is an especially dreadful kind of hell.
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They hit only 483 percent from the floor, including a dreadful 248 of 234 on 232-pointers.
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The couch that she'd found in Pennsylvania was "pretty dreadful," which, for her purposes, made it perfect.
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Now (Age 39): The French actress and model starred in the "Sin City" sequel and "Penny Dreadful."
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Twenty-three days later, after a dreadful sequence of symptoms, his heart gave out and he died.
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Yes, we have sweatshops in LA; I've seen them with my own eyes and it's pretty dreadful.
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The 49ers have been dreadful on the field, and the fan base has grown rebellious with management.
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I'm just saying that among the dreadful things of the week, this wasn't No. 1 or 2.
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For the many marine animals that make this vast ocean region their home, this is a dreadful development.
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Being raped is dreadful but getting some kind of justice helps you feel in control and move on.
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We know all too well the dreadful aftermath of over-plucking, and we consider our eyebrows sacred territory.
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No other Penny Dreadful season had ended thusly, and these days, few series end without warning or fanfare.
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Amnesty International called the caning a "dreadful reminder of the depth of discrimination" LGBT people face in Malaysia.
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But if there's one thing that can help us to ward off these dreadful feels, it's ice cream.
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The financial-services industry does a dreadful job of addressing these problems, and the problems are getting worse.
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The sound of the explosion woke her up, and the ordeal just sounds dreadful from there on out.
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Roy's style has evolved to this: Backing his players, even after dreadful losses, and keeping an even keel.
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Dreadful as the labor strife was, all agreed that an orchestra better suited to the future has emerged.
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Now, walking through the same IFA halls in Berlin, I find Polaroid's name emblazoned on some dreadful laptops.
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I experienced the phenomenon so dreadful and unutterable that it has its own acronym: IB, the Initial Breakout.
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But, what's even more dreadful is how slim the pickings are when it comes to petite-specific alternatives.
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"A dreadful accident has happened at Flannans" it began before explaining what they found on the deserted island.
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The Providence, Rhode Island, resident had been paying his debt for that long when the dreadful discovery arrived.
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As if the Stones and the Websters needed yet another dreadful situation to tie the two families together.
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We pick up right where we left off last week, with the dreadful discovery of Pasha's suicide attempt.
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That sense of loss is oddly appropriate given that Penny Dreadful is so concerned with mourning and loneliness.
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"I'm definitely going to have that Penny Dreadful-shaped hole in my heart for a while," she says.
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Like Perrette, Kendall Jenner, Gwyneth Paltrow, Taylor Swift have all had dreadful and frightening experiences with obsessed fans.
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"The documents were dreadful, I wouldn't give them (ION Group) that much flexibility," a second senior investor said.
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Trump has posted dreadful numbers with both demographics nationwide, as well as in recent polls from each state.
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If you want to distract yourself from the agony of this dreadful day, this can help you through.
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Phoenix is experiencing a dreadful season and has lost eight straight games and 25 of its last 28.
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Of those policies, his work toward peace brought the most anxious episodes of his career, with dreadful consequences.
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Strangely, she finds this neither surprising nor frightening, such is the nightmare of illogic in this dreadful place.
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The humiliating loss of a Senate seat in Alabama was only because they nominated a uniquely dreadful candidate.
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While the plan may sound alright in theory, the team still has to get through this dreadful season.
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He teaches Run, Hide, Fight—the protocol that has become a dreadful necessity as mass shootings have proliferated.
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Reuters reported in August that conditions on the group of islands were dreadful months before the storm hit.
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The Quakers, an N.H.L. franchise, played for a season in 1930-20113, but quit after a dreadful campaign.
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Tampa Bay has won four of its last five games after suffering through a dreadful 22-21 stretch.
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It's when you throw a wrench in on a Tuesday or Thursday that it becomes dreadful and frustrating.
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I was a lifelong journal keeper, an antic scribbler, a dreadful thrower of notes to boys across classrooms.
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This question, which was answered with Syrian blood, confirmed that this dreadful Arab Spring must end in Damascus.
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The full implications of Brexit for global trade are unknowable, but they're almost certainly going to be dreadful.
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And a possible Breyer retirement brings into play a dreadful prospect for Democrats — a 28500-6900 conservative majority.
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One dreadful year produced a deepened love of — and for — my siblings, their spouses and my dear friends.
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Residents of the region said the days since the storm's first landfall had been a long, dreadful blur.
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Or of his dreadful immigration policies that earned him the label "Deporter in Chief" from immigrant-rights activists?
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But there are reasons why September could still live up to its dreadful reputation in the stock market.
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Although that's far from dreadful, it's a sign that companies are less optimistic about the economy this year.
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Harry Treadaway of "Penny Dreadful" plays the killer, replacing Anton Yelchin, who died last year before filming began.
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In fact, I had always wanted to become visible; to remain invisible seemed to me a dreadful life.
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The 2016 Republican debate series was equally as dreadful and unhelpful to the nation in choosing a nominee.
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In all, the NIA had accused eight men of conducting what it described as a "dreadful terrorist act".
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The Rebels shot a dreadful 1 of 8 on 3s to fall behind as much as 14 points.
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" Many remained unfinished, he said, after he decided that they were "dreadful, turgid illustrations of some wonderful theme.
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Crean leaves Indiana with a 166-135 mark, one tarnished in part by those first three dreadful seasons.
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But for the Toronto Raptors, the Charlotte Hornets, the Milwaukee Bucks and the Nets, things were looking dreadful.
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Would we, in the same position, be sufficiently dreadful to protect our offspring from a richly deserved oblivion?
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From the Baltic to the Black Sea a dreadful cycle of reprisal and counterreprisal left millions of dead.
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Granted, some (a lot) of the funny in the clip is just because it looks absolutely (purposely) dreadful.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with writers having the umpteenth insight into the dreadful grind of the terrible twos.
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In addition to being a pulpy bit of supernatural gothic drama, Penny Dreadful is also a show for bookworms.
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At any rate, it looks to be about as dreadful as every other apocalyptic AI film in recent years.
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Donald Trump, America's president-elect, now seems inclined to back Mr Sisi regardless of his dreadful human-rights record.
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Nor will Israel be dealing with President Barack Obama, whose relations with Mr Netanyahu have been dreadful for years.
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At first, when it seems the film could go anywhere, the moments are alive and full of dreadful possibility.
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I think just for the sake of Kenya, for peace in the region, I think it's a dreadful decision.
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He seemed almost hesitant about delivering decisive blows, fearful that the dreadful events of September '91 might be repeated.
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So now we have it, that dreadful thing: Americans are indeed at war with each other on many fronts.
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The bottom line: Abercrombie & Fitch is closing flagship stores because they do a dreadful job of driving online sales.
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Americans walk around with the dreadful realization that they could experience a shooting at any time, in any place.
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But then you're relieved of the misery of that envy when you learn that what he wrote was dreadful.
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Hearing these disgusting words from Satan's dreadful voice will have no doubt provoked Donald Trump to impulsively attack him.
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Sounds dreadful, but patients who survive the first 24 hours typically live, and without any long-term side effects.
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They should stand up in ways large and small to help life on Earth through the current dreadful bottleneck.
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Because we appear to be living in an alternative reality where dreadful things you thought were impossible can happen.
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The 10-minute walk serves to get my melanin levels back to Caribbean standards after a dreadful winter season.
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But why is he inflicting ghastly punishments and offering a dreadful ultimatum instead of, say, filing a malpractice lawsuit?
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Mothers and fathers all across America were frightened that their children would be next to contract the dreadful disease.
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UCLA looked dreadful to open their season against Cincinnati, falling to the Bearcats 24-14 in an uninspired effort.
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She had written a play about Biafra in high school, but decided it was dreadful and put it aside.
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But, from what it looks like so far, this update could finally make emailing less of a dreadful experience.
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I supported the action then because I thought it was worth punishing a regime for using these dreadful weapons.
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At last the Beast appears, in dreadful majesty, and turns out to be someone's ex-girlfriend, named Pauline. Aaargh.
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"This year's dreadful fire season may be just the beginning," says the editorial board of the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The murder in 1966 of Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Nigeria's first prime minister, led to a dreadful civil war.
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You see the dreadful, dead country living in beauty, and feel that the silence pressing around it is alive.
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Most television shows were still stuck on annoying schedules and delivered through dreadful channel guides and clunky cable boxes.
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Bardem achieves this astonishing depiction of Chigurh with a dreadful haircut, a captive bolt pistol, and a mysterious persona.
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For decades, we have been terrified by dreadful visions of civilization-ending overpopulation, resource shortages, pollution and nuclear war.
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Most television shows were still stuck on annoying schedules and delivered through dreadful channel guides and clunky cable boxes.
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It's also a dreadful piece of policy that is unlikely to endure — so long as people avoid becoming despondent.
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The moves improved a dreadful defense and a lineup that produced the fewest hits in the majors last season.
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Image courtesy of Activision I played Deadly Premonition because of the charming story and characters, despite the dreadful combat.
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Only the most egregious offenders, those whose actions were dreadful enough to have shocked their own comrades, come to trial.
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The result: A completely phoned in afterthought that felt like a particularly dreadful Allen movie stretched out over six episodes.
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A couple of days in, I decide to face the dreadful healing period on my own and let her go.
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But the book proves that a potent mix of fact and fiction can lend a new perspective on dreadful conflicts.
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Sonic pre-announced a dreadful number on Tuesday, which came on the heels of a disappointing number from Cracker Barrel.
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"We just weren't into it," said West Virginia coach Bob Huggins, noting that his team was dreadful at Tuesday's practice.
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The difference between 15Mbps—the dreadful speed I get through my Time Warner Cable rental router—and 175Mbps is incredible.
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INDIA vies with China to be the world's fastest-growing large economy, but its record on basic sanitation is dreadful.
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So I couldn't, as was my impulse, just lie in bed immobilized with horror, obsessively imagining dreadful things to come.
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But the silver lining of that performance is how undeterred he looked after early struggles and a dreadful Game 3.
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"I hate being asked to discuss those dreadful horror pictures I made the mistake of starring in," she said later.
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They suffered the effects of a dreadful economy, witnessed the loss of their empire, and endured a wave of kleptocrats.
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The Rockies inflicted most of their damage on starter Matt Moore, whose limited history at Coors Field has been dreadful.
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Mia Wallace of Pulp Fiction turns those little bangs into something else: the dreadful insinuation of a baby gone bad.
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"I go through a dreadful time on Sunday mornings getting ready to preach," he told Christianity Today magazine in 1981.
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And I think, unfortunately, social media allows a veil of anonymity where people say perfectly dreadful things to each other.
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Decades earlier, Michael Salzer's own fourth-grade report card had described him as a helpful boy and a dreadful student.
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London (CNN Business)Global stocks have closed out a dreadful year with a whimper, signaling more potential declines in 24.6.
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I begrudge no one a better library, but selling "Knowledge and Wonder" is a dreadful way to go about it.
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But yes: Office workers are incredibly hierarchy conscious and hierarchy anxious and are frequently dreadful to people who are different.
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White had a dreadful series after his 36-point masterpiece in Game 3, but this essentially was his rookie season.
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The accusations against Harvey Weinstein are dreadful, but the pace at which similar stories have emerged recently is mind-numbing.
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Bortles's fourth quarter against the Chargers — 7 of 20 passing with two dreadful interceptions — corroborated the wisdom of that strategy.
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That was just a detail in a very long day and really dreadful debate about the right to bear arms.
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He emerged from a dreadful May to become a reliable bat in a lineup that has had few of them.
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But people need to see the Democratic line on the ballot and think of something more than Not as Dreadful.
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With dreadful timing, it was announced a few days later that fares would go up again next year, by 2.8%.
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So that's why we both need it to relieve people of that dreadful job and we can avoid the mistakes.
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"Last time the company reported, its stock fell from $264 to $226 over a dreadful couple of weeks," he recalled.
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One authority board member, Charles G. Moerdler, said the company had done a "dreadful job" on the Second Avenue subway.
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When you look at it from that point of view, it's a fairly dreadful situation, just in a different way.
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Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP's leader and first minister of Scotland, was quick to condemn the Spanish court's decision as "dreadful".
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"During their time there, they observed the dreadful treatment of the Native American population," the Lewes Bonfire Council website says.
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Mediator It was mid-June, and relations between Donald J. Trump and the news media had taken another dreadful turn.
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I don't know how many times I watched The Women, the original one – the excellent one, not the dreadful remake.
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The California legislature just passed a financial policy that would have dreadful consequences for the consumers it seeks to protect.
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"The air quality was beyond dreadful, and there was a lot of talk about the wind shifting," Ms. Dauphinot said.
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Moiseeva said it would be dreadful if the case hurt Russia's chances of regaining full Olympic status for future Games.
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Mario Joseph, a leading human rights lawyer in the capital, Port-au-Prince, says the military brings back dreadful memories.
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"The Empire manufacturing numbers that came out were dreadful," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Cresset Wealth Advisors in Chicago.
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Penny Dreadful was an idiosyncratic distillation of every reason people want to hear stories about monsters instead of heroes, and it
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On the dreadful night of Wednesday February 22nd 2017, I lost my husband — my soul mate — my friend and my confidante.
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Sounds dreadful, but the same report goes on to predict the creation of 133 million new jobs over the same period.
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The true liberals in the party jostle with left-wingers, including Tim Farron, who is leading them to a dreadful result.
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This is Toronto's second-most common five-man group over the past month, and they've been absolutely dreadful on both ends.
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"No one around here has a job," says his neighbour, Abu Saber, who lost his four brothers in one dreadful evening.
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His last major American project, Showtime's gothic horror series Penny Dreadful, saw him in the iconic role of Dr. Henry Jekyll.
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Other specialists, Mr Nosovko says, worried that powerful businessmen would ultimately seek to control their own private armies, with dreadful implications.
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" Earlier during the tour, William complimented some students on their public speaking, saying, "I was always dreadful at it at school.
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"Conan Doyle wanted his protagonist to rise above the cheap thrills of the penny dreadful," wrote Ralph Jones in his article.
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The disaster is dreadful news for Ecuador's economy, already forecast for near-zero growth this year due to plunging oil income.
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My experience with the Beep Test, dreadful as it was, shaped the approach I take to my career as a musician.
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We are all horrified by this dreadful attack on our friends and colleagues, and those who serve and protect this Capitol.
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She's helped dozens of managers through both the exciting and dreadful parts of their jobs — chief among them, firing an employee.
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Disease and looting as the floodwaters raced through Baiji, Tikrit, Samarra and even parts of Baghdad would complete that dreadful scenario.
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In a dreadful cage-diving accident, the sisters get dropped (still in cage) onto the floor of a shark-infested ocean.
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The Bunker sports a notable actress in Sarah Green of Penny Dreadful, a horror drama that recently concluded its final season.
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Rushdie's post-1980s work has been dull and incompetently executed—particularly the dreadful Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights.
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It was fitting for a team that has looked dreadful for much of the first half of the season, falling below .
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This week, they'll host a Panthers team that looked dreadful against the Buccaneers and is likely without starting quarterback Cam Newton.
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This idea that all convenience food is bad and those people who are eating it are doing something wrong and dreadful.
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Despite its distinct outlook, however, Level Five's misplaced narrative priorities and dreadful structure are much more damning to the film's appeal.
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As the top receiving option on a team facing a dreadful defense, $5,000 for Crowder feels like a pretty good deal.
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"The Empire manufacturing numbers that came out were dreadful," said Jack Ablin, Chief Investment Officer at Cresset Wealth Advisors in Chicago.
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It's fine to swoon over the Marvel Comics monarch of Wakanda in "Black Panther," but a real-life facsimile is dreadful.
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Little did New York fans know that it would be four dreadful years before playoff basketball would return to the city.
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" The "ague" — malaria — had been one of the chief perils of living here; the marshes, Pip tells Magwitch, are "dreadful aguish.
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I feel sure that he had none of the clarity that we have today about the dreadful events of his day.
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He bounced around to a series of dreadful teams — Florida, Washington and Houston — before retiring in 2009 after undergoing heart surgery.
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But the 'dreadful deceit' that would call these things racial is just that, a lie that can never be made noble.
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But he was also consumed with the dreadful thought of America losing a war during his tenure in the White House.
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Charles M. Blow President Obama was no fan of the dreadful 2010 Supreme Court decision ruling in favor of corporate personhood.
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The same cannot be said of Real Madrid, which was utterly dreadful in its defeat at Paris St.-Germain on Wednesday.
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People got thinner and joked grimly about the dreadful food and having to brew coffee using the same grains multiple times.
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Moiseeva said it would be dreadful if the scandal hurt Russia's chances of regaining its full Olympic status for future Games.
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His dreadful legislation drove voters of both parties to flood town halls and the Capitol, demanding that Congress reject the bill.
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No American war has lasted as long as the one that began on that dreadful Tuesday morning, 16 years ago today.
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Or maybe the fact that Giuliani works for free is more attractive than the fact that he does a dreadful job.
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Flying is one of the most dreadful experiences for people who do not fit neatly into a space that's 17 inches wide.
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Or when he looked closer to China than All-Star Weekend during a dreadful six-turnover preseason opener against the Boston Celtics.
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Cook finished that game with a dreadful stat line, completing 18 of 45 passes for 161 yards, one touchdown, and three interceptions.
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Maybe you're part of a fun/dreadful white elephant gift exchange at work, or perhaps you're (totally reasonably) gifting on a budget.
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The state of insect biodiversity is "dreadful" because we know what happens when ecosystems lose insects: They lose other species as well.
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That's plenty good enough for me, and considering the truly dreadful alternative, it's good enough for increasing numbers of my fellow Republicans.
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ABOUT a year ago a letter from Baltimore's health department brought Michelle Burnside, a therapist who works with disabled children, dreadful news.
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Hardly a week goes by when you don't hear about something dreadful Amazon is doing to squeeze pennies out of its customers.
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It was clear from the physical evidence that he desperately tried to get out of the car and died a dreadful death.
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Latifi hit a nice suplex, but as Kimbo Slice and Houston Alexander will attest, a suplex does not save a dreadful fight.
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Early indications are February was, for many hedge funds and speculators, a dreadful month, and for some strategies the worst on record.
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"The thing that worries me most is that the monthly numbers for GDP were dreadful," said Kallum Pickering, UK economist at Berenberg.
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The last El Nino in 2016 was similarly dreadful, reducing coral coverage on Seychelles' reefs from 50% to 22500%, say local researchers.
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The gains have largely been led by General Electric, which is up more than 40 percent this year after a dreadful 2018.
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As I look back in wonder at those dreadful matches against The Man Who Does Nothing, I find myself confused as ever.
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Dreadful news: All of your friends are deliriously happy and in love and want to throw a $2000,212 party to celebrate it.
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This, uh, premature pouring does presage certain later plot points, but it also symbolizes something more complicated, a kind of dreadful irreversibility.
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It is absurd—so absurd as to risk deflecting attention from the dreadful significance of what is about to happen in Cleveland.
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If this silence has a message, it may be that certain things are too dreadful to articulate in an essentially playful film.
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The Browns looked dreadful on Monday night against the 49ers, but we're backing them to bounce back this week against the Seahawks.
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Yesterday should have been folly for Clinton as it reinforced her dreadful complex association with accuracy in her estimation of the truth.
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I agree with him that, in theory, it is easy to imagine trade-offs that can improve America's dreadful policies toward immigrants.
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While it's been a dreadful season thus far, the Dolphins have at least shown signs of life over the past two weeks.
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But they were also losing to the struggling Knicks after a dreadful first quarter, and that was all Kerr needed to see.
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The harlequin is so huge that everyone at work on their screenplays must pull their tables toward their bellies—a dreadful screech.
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While the Patriots put up 30 points, they benefitted from short fields left by a dreadful performance from backup quarterback Luke Falk.
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By embodying the things we think will hurt us, somehow we feel safer: a creepy costume, a scary statue, intentionally dreadful décor.
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She was full of childhood memories, but also couldn't help wondering what those dreadful moments must have been like last Saturday morning.
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At sentencing in September he told the judge that he had made a "dreadful mistake" and that he hoped to redeem himself.
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In that dreadful top of the eighth, the Cubs gave up eight runs, five hits and three walks to the Miami Marlins.
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"Fighting for $3 a day in the world of extras — it was dreadful," Ms. Cary told The Wall Street Journal in 2012.
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The queen called Ms. Grande "a very good singer," and described the attack as "dreadful," in video footage broadcast by Sky News.
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CHICAGO — Now that it's almost over and we're all thoroughly miserable, is there anything funny left to say about this dreadful election?
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The tone turns saccharine and then, with a sex-work subplot that could be ripped from a nineteenth-century penny dreadful, maudlin.
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LJ Figueroa scored 19 points on 6-of-17 shooting as St. John's (14-13, 3-11) shot a dreadful 683 percent.
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LJ Figueroa scored 19 points on 6-of-211 shooting as St. John's (24-219, 219-29) shot a dreadful 27 percent.
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Exxon's (XOM) stock plunged to nine-year lows Tuesday after posting dreadful results that suggest a turnaround is unlikely any time soon.
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Dwayne Haskins was dreadful for the winless Washington Redskins, throwing three interceptions in a 23-22 loss to the Giants (22004-22003).
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And if you'll allow us to indulge in a little gloomy homerism, it has been a dreadful decade for New York sports.
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But Mr. Trump and far-right groups will put tremendous pressure on them to pass this dreadful bill or something similarly terrible.
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" Mr. Daltrey said, "That dreadful night of the third of December became one of the worst dreams I've had in my life.
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Gold is having a dreadful year, as the strengthening U.S. dollar has knocked the dollar-denominated asset down to 18-month lows.
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A cancer diagnosis is devastating regardless of where a person lives, but the disease can be most dreadful in resource-poor settings.
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"Blue-collar men think [Labour] are dreadful, sponging, effete wasters," says Simon Clarke, the Conservative MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland.
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The Illini offense had a dreadful first-half showing, collecting one first down, 1 yard rushing and 30 yards of total offense.
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The show is so joyously clever and surprising, in an era where many other network comedies are cynical, predictable or just dreadful.
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In it, Freeza, the most dreadful villain in the series thus far, arrives on Earth, seeking revenge after series protagonist Goku defeated him.
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He bumbles around cluttered environments with his dreadful tattoos on show, and every sentence he utters is a smug, self-satisfied, snarky comeback.
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In 2016, while stuck in dreadful LA traffic, Elon Musk envisioned a faster way of transportation in busy cities — by driving underneath them.
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Click on for the Zara must-haves that make the idea of winter (as in real, cold, snowy winter) feel way less dreadful.
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We are all horrified by this dreadful attack on our friends and on our colleagues and those who serve and protect this Capitol.
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It's hard to tell how well it works based on the demo Google showed during the keynote, but the idea just sounds dreadful.
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But I remember being on this long, dreadful tour and when we played in Los Angeles I fell asleep while we were playing.
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The show's formula and its dreadful pacing likely won't change, and I can't help but think that ratings will just continue to slide.
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The slowdown in manufacturing — often an early indicator of problems in the wider economy — showed up starkly in a dreadful report released Tuesday.
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It was his lack of a male heir that (primarily) incited Henry's historic series of marriages, leaving Mary caught in his dreadful wake.
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Today, we've already seen some dreadful accidents involving autonomous vehicles not behaving in the way that we would have expected, resulting in fatalities.
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The new Penny Dreadful proves this trend isn't slowing down — in fact, the trend was so exciting, Showtime decided to join the fun.
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Airport kiosks often feature the worst exchange rates, but this is still dreadful news for Brits—but it shouldn't come as a shock.
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Harlots will begin filming in London in June 2016 and will be directed by Coky Giedroyc (Penny Dreadful) and China Moo-Young (Thirteen).
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Check out the clip -- we even break the news to him about Ardmore Studios, where "Penny Dreadful" was shot, going up for sale.
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I've been thinking about this dystopia since the reality star, mogul and icon cut back on social media following her dreadful Paris robbery.
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I hunch my shoulders, racked with the dreadful hope that the patient will invite me to come over and "check" his blood pressure.
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Chimps make dreadful pets—they're intelligent social animals whose needs are difficult to meet, even in a setting like a good quality sanctuary.
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"This doesn't compare to some of the dreadful stories we're hearing," Boxer said of her experience, comparing it to stories of physical attacks.
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The director Adam Wingard and the screenwriter Simon Barrett send a new batch of young documentarians into the forest for new dreadful encounters.
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And it is this kind of deception that dreadful for-profit conspiracy sites like Liberty Writers News have been particularly adept at spreading.
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Despite the improvements, some still have dreadful gas-mileage ratings from the Environmental Protection Agency, which lists them all in an annual report.
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But my sacrifice was not for naught: After dozens of wings, dreadful and delicious, I found the holy grail of chain-restaurant wings.
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Unsure as yet whether this will be amazing or dreadful, but either way I'm hyped to see Cube rocking some sweet fingerless gloves.
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"Make no mistake: Hurricane Michael is a dreadful storm, and it poses serious risks to North Carolina," said the state's governor, Roy Cooper.
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In the last midterm election, in 2014, the nationwide turnout for Asian-American citizens was dreadful — just 27 percent, according to the census.
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Initially, he tried to write a naturalistic drama about a couple in the '60s, but the "drug-taking scenes were dreadful," he said.
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We feel his strength of will, from the dreadful first day of Shiloh to the great risk of his Vicksburg operation and beyond.
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During the 21989 season David Cone went to the Yankees' minor-league complex in Tampa to work with Connors during a dreadful stretch.
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For more than a generation, the Metropolitan Opera has presented a series of genuinely dreadful "Don Giovanni" stagings: overproduced, silly, illogical and unmusical.
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John Logan, creator of Showtime's Penny Dreadful, read it and offered her a job as a staff writer on the show's third season.
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Minnesota was a dreadful 41 percent from the field and only 3 of 10 from beyond the arc in the first 24 minutes.
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Coach Todd Bowles began meting out the consequences for the Jets' dreadful 5-11 season, firing five of his assistant coaches on Tuesday.
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It's cancer, it's Alzheimer's, it's AIDS, it's diabetes, it's heart disease — all those dreadful, awful diseases that N.I.H. is looking for cures for.
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It will take even more dreadful data releases for Europe's politicians to stop trying to balance the books at the expense of growth.
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It takes her awhile to realize she's been the passive witness to something dreadful, and it takes her even longer to process it.
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A Public Policy Polling survey of Arizona voters conducted for a liberal advocacy group found that his approval was a dreadful 18 percent.
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To taste 21964 old bottles is overwhelming and, in the end, perhaps, a dreadful disservice to the wines and their long-departed makers.
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As the ecologist Anthony Barnosky has calculated, we've already driven 1,000-plus species extinct, with another 20,000 or more in that dreadful queue.
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Not the dreadful kind of discomfort that comes from fearing cops, but the kind of "uncomfortable" that comes with a broken air conditioner.
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Recent companions have included actors like Billie Piper (Penny Dreadful), Freema Agyeman (Sense8), Jenna Coleman (Victoria), and Karen Gillan (Guardians of the Galaxy).
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The only people who say this, or have an affection toward those dreadful years, are the sad souls who peaked in high school.
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But when you're talking about a 12 percent victory I think that the court's decision to hold this [new] election was a dreadful decision.
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"It's so dreadful to be poor," the girls read aloud from their shared copy of Little Women, comfortable in the easy embrace of childhood.
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Birmingham may be the worst of the 117 prisons in England and Wales, but the dreadful conditions there reflect worrying trends throughout the system.
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Dreadful queues last year were attributed in part to low morale among officers, many of whom worked part-time for low salaries and benefits.
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Ogletree survived a dreadful start to claw his way to victory, booking his place in three of the game's four major championships in 2020.
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The slowdown in manufacturing — often an early indicator of problems in the wider economy — showed up starkly in a dreadful report released on Tuesday.
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Lawther and Barden have worked on highly anticipated shows before: you may recognize Lawther from Black Mirror, while Barden has worked on Penny Dreadful.
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While Alabama shot just under 21 percent in the first half, the Gamecocks were dreadful, going 23 of 3 over the first 20 minutes.
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The tweet devolved into a dreadful discussion about whether any city that bans sneakers in upscale places can really be serious about startups. Really.
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ON THAT dreadful day in April 2003, some of the staff of the National Museum of Iraq met Lamia al-Gailani in the lobby.
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The show's steadfast adaptation of Kirkman's "All Out War" saga thus far has only made that dreadful narrative decision feel all the more inevitable.
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"It's hard to narrow it down to a particular scene, because it's not like I would say, 'That one scene is dreadful,' " Lewis explained.
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It is time to ask whether such attitudes were the mental fingers on the trigger long before the dreadful morning of June 12, 2016.
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" It took this dreadful parallel for Gansa to conclude that, for season six, "we're not going to do a terrorist attack in New York.
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She went 3-1 down with a dreadful volley, but responded to lead 5-4 with two sizzling backhands that had the crowd erupting.
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The Marlins (13-22) are mired in a dreadful slump — they have lost 14 of their past 17 games, including five in a row.
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" In another, two women are shopping for get-well cards when one says to the other: "He looked dreadful when I last saw him.
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It in no way has resembled the dreadful effects of real protectionism, such as Smoot-Hawley, which clipped growth by 8 percent in 1930.
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December was a particularly dreadful month: The S&P 500 was down 9% and the Dow was down 8.7% — the worst December since 1931.
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That said, New York's offense is dreadful without its longtime franchise player on the floor—even if he's no longer quite a franchise player.
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It's going to take more than one good day — make that one less-than-dreadful day — to keep the Giants' ownership in McAdoo's corner.
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Netflix's stock is down nearly 3.33% over the past year, a particularly dreadful performance given the S&P 23.3 gained about 22020% in 23.4.
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After a dreadful 2018, GE shares have spiked nearly 60% this year on signs the company is weathering a stormy environment better than feared.
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Each is a short, sharp shock of a book, running about 150 pages and building to a dreadful end involving violence, physical and psychological.
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Have you ever left the house thinking you looked O.K., only to discover you looked dreadful in a dressing room at a clothing store?
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To make the process less dreadful, Roberts tells her clients to focus on what they want to keep instead of what they want to toss.
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Then again, according to the prime minister, the Kensington council has been doing a dreadful job handling everything in the wake of the deadly blaze.
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After nearly seven weeks in the hospital, she was home by the time that dreadful summer was over and returned to school in the fall.
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John Cryan, who ran Deutsche Bank between 2015 and April 2018, eschewed scripts and liked to free-associate about how dreadful the German lender was.
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But if these deaths are caused by human activity, it be dreadful that we're causing such trouble for an animal that's survived for so long.
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I know what you'd say: Alex is the oldest of pleasure-cities: be bright, be gay, drink more of the dreadful gin, drink a skinful.
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"My wife and I were so profoundly shocked to learn of the truly dreadful event which took place in Manchester last night," the statement read.
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What to watch: Iran is a prime suspect, but the country has denied involvement, with its foreign ministry calling it "worrisome and dreadful," per Reuters.
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It encapsulates the swagger that comes with showing up to an event hours late while buzzed off a dreadful mix of Ace Hill and Hennessey.
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The material sounds very much of its time, neither exceptional nor dreadful by any means, but definitely lacking the individuality present in her current work.
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But they can (and often do) look dreadful and make you look like a first year English lit student/wannabe beatnik/pseudo intellectual/Continental stereotype.
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Since that dreadful day, he tells me that he has lived the rest of his life in the name of the person that he murdered.
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New York (CNN Business)The stock market's dreadful performance this quarter has brought uncomfortable parallels with some of the darkest periods in Wall Street history.
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"The documents were dreadful, I wouldn't give them (ION Group) that much flexibility," a senior investor said of broadly-syndicated loan documents for ION Group.
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But according to Oliver Wyman, a consulting firm, German banks' average ROE dwindled from a thin 220% in 22015 to a dreadful 22016% in 703.
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Bush first established America as a global leader on malaria, and Obama is striving to set us on the path to end this dreadful disease.
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Most disastrously, on SDG 13, the goal to limit human-caused global warming, the United States ranks a dreadful 33 out of 35 OECD countries.
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There is obviously a dreadful breakdown in communications at Buckingham Palace which needs urgently to be rectified as it is so damaging to the monarchy.
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He also was a key catalyst in the Heat's 13-game winning streak, which nearly catapulted them into a playoff spot after a dreadful start.
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I'll leave it there for now, though the litany of the dreadful, the unlikely, the inexplicable and the absurd could be extended in every direction.
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And every night this week I have struggled to stay awake to keep my mind from replaying that dreadful day in an almost continuous loop.
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For months, he had been haunted by a dreadful feeling that a critical opportunity was escaping him, that they'd been escaping him his entire life.
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BOOK REVIEW The young adult hardcover best-seller list last Sunday erroneously included "The Dreadful Tale of Prosper Redding," by Alexandra Bracken, at No. 6.
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Persons have come five hundred miles to see General Jackson; and they really seem to think that the country is rescued from some dreadful danger.
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A darkly funny jaunt through the misadventures of two shabby London actors as they navigate dreadful weather, pervy uncles, and their drug and alcohol abuse.
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But his advice still resonated for Waters, whose late-game ball-handling helped the Tigers avoid what would have been a dreadful collapse against Maryland.
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Jackson was challenged and confounded into a dreadful performance as Los Angeles built a commanding lead and held on to upset the Ravens, 23-231.
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Even by the nightmarish standards of the empire she oversees, Susan Wojcicki, the chief executive officer of YouTube, has had a dreadful start to 2019.
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America's testing rollout has been notably dreadful, compounded by the fact the tests and subsequent treatment are affordable only to those with insurance or wealth.
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But the actual bill that the House passed last week — and the modestly different plan the Senate is considering — is a dreadful piece of policy.
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Brought up by his dreadful nonmagical relatives, he had no inkling of any of this until he turned 11 and the wizarding world reclaimed him.
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Men and women who cope with cancer realize that all people are created equal in their vulnerability to the dreadful conditions with which we contend.
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But so many others are possessed of a dreadful, unremarked upon sameness, and an unremitting nobility that can leave this reader feeling a bit mutinous.
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He has lost seven consecutive times in the team format, a dreadful record that defies easy explanation, not that people will shy away from trying.
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Given that dreadful accidents do happen, and that thousands of older people kill themselves with guns annually, why all the conflict over giving them up?
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This horror has a dreadful symmetry with the Iranian airliner that the Aegis missile cruiser USS Vincennes accidentally shot down during the 1988 Gulf crisis.
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Macy's reported Wednesday that sales in November and December declined only 3003%, alleviating fears from investors that it would be a dreadful holiday shopping period.
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Stephen then took over the papacy and the Council Dreadful, which dug up Formosus and propped him on his throne to answer for his crimes.
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Giants LH Madison Bumgarner (3-6, 211) Wacha has been pounded while losing three straight starts and has a dreadful 26 ERA during the stretch.
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They have to be there because Republican prospects in the midterm elections look dreadful and the most reliable Republican voters remain largely loyal to Trump.
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One is to think about situations in which the dreadful memory will re-emerge and face it down, talk about it, plan how to respond.
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Leaving aside the question of the merits there, there's been an enduring perception in Washington that the effort was a dreadful political loser for Republicans.
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According to ESPN, the man played a pretty dreadful 45 minutes after having a real dud of a first game with the Mariners in August.
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Of these atrocities we get some dreadful glimpses, but much of the novel dwells on the Spada household's domestic arrangements under German and, later, Austrian occupation.
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In a dreadful stretch of nine defeats in 10 games, during which the Knicks' playoff hopes slipped onto life support, Fisher seemed increasingly defensive and detached.
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He's written some of the really dreadful pieces of legislation and has been behind many of the unsuccessful attempts to ban abortion in the state altogether.
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We kept the heat on low in the winter to keep bills down, making that first step out of the shower dreadful during the cold season.
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In the brief time Penny Dreadful viewers were given with Vanessa, she rarely had occasion to be giddy, not even in the briefest reprieves between battles.
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Now, though, the whole thing has been boiled down into two halves: the dreadful, perpetually memed news cycle and our increasingly futile attempts at escaping it.
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The Wildcats held on to first place in the Big East by bouncing back from a dreadful first half to pull away in the final minutes.
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Now, instead of feeling excited or anxious or downright dreadful over the prospect of a first date, I see the situation in one of two ways.
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Emboldened by the current administration, many state legislators have proposed an onslaught of dreadful anti-abortion restrictions that seek to dismantle the core tenets of Roe.
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Five years ago, at the age of 22017, Helio Castroneves had just ended a dreadful season by his own high standards, finishing 22016th in the championship.
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But because she's just a dreadful candidate, and someone almost no one can imagine being president of the United States, she— GORDON-REED: Oh, I could!
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Josh Hartnett says he'd love to see "Penny Dreadful" comeback from the cancellation graveyard ... but admits not even he has the power to resurrect that spirit.
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His stock fell after a dreadful 2014 World Cup showing, but the former Real Madrid man hung on and gets a chance at redemption in France.
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By keeping water running in one of Europe's most popular tourist cities, Rome had avoided "making a dreadful impression internationally", Environment Minister Gian Luca Galletti said.
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Although the projects share little connection outside of drawing from King source material, they approach the same dreadful theme from two opposite, but complimentary generational angles.
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But "hope", if only as a description of human resilience that can emerge in circumstances far more dreadful than today's, goes a bit further than that.
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But that is over now, and only history will tell us how much mischief this dreadful regulation will do to the Internet, and to us all.
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That's fine, but Stengel also admonished his players during that dreadful 1962 season and they continued to lose because the culture of ineptitude was too ingrained.
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Heading into their fourth season under head coach Butch Jones, the Vols are on an upward trajectory, and favored to win the (admittedly dreadful) SEC East.
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Kraft Heinz's stock plunged Thursday evening, falling nearly 20% in after-hours trade after the food and beverage giant released a dreadful earnings report, reports Bloomberg.
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But clear signs of weakness have emerged in the domestic economy with the dreadful December retail sales followed by weakness in industrial production and durable orders.
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Monday, December 2500: Dreadful Christmas Eve Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin invokes memories of the 22018 crisis by releasing a statement on Sunday: Investors should rest assured.
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In her very short time in Albany she supported a dreadful bill to make it easier for check-cashing shops to offer loans at exorbitant rates.
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"And he wrote in a Japanese magazine in 1952 that he "was well aware of the dreadful danger for all mankind, if these experiments would succeed.
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If House Republican moderates vote for their chamber's dreadful legislation, they will be giving it the same dignity as the Senate's version of the Farm Bill.
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I am no longer a dreadful coincidence nor debt crossed off in a dead man's ledger; I am not summoned, dismissed— I am the clock's keeper.
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It cycles possible bad futures around in your head and forces you to live in dreadful future scenarios, 90 percent of which will never come true.
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Joffrey saw them and pulled his first dreadful power play of the series, demanding that Mycah try practicing against him — while Joffrey wielded a real sword.
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The premise of Penny Dreadful is fairly straightforward: What if horror's most legendary baddies—Dorian Gray, Dracula, Dr. Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll, The Wolfman—had feelings too?
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During an absolutely dreadful performance against freaking 55th-ranked Slovenia, a substitution from the stands ruined Slovenia's clean sheet and the Wembley crowd lost its shit.
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Last weekend, our picks went a middling 3-4 against the spread, thanks in part to some dreadful misjudgement of Michigan's blowout win over Notre Dame.
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His Mural Should Stay There: The proposed auction of the artist's 1995 painting "Knowledge and Wonder," held by the Chicago Public Library, is a dreadful idea.
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However grave each new threat—from missiles in Cuba to attacks on New York and Washington—nuclear war has remained too dreadful a path to choose.
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Eventually Kilmer was considered dreadful enough to parody with a contest that values the ability to string thoughts together the way he did: enthrallingly, even absorbingly.
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Even if you don't agree with all of their specific objections (and I don't), their opposition is still welcome, because the overall bill is so dreadful.
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I am now one of God's sacrificial lambs, and hopefully people will use my example to help keep others from experiencing this dreadful and wrongful persecution.
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But mutations in humans can cause some dreadful diseases; in the birds, they caused smaller wings, which were not effective for flight, and a weaker breastbone.
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Night routine is a shower and The Ordinary's caffeine extract, Puriya cream for my dreadful cracked eyelids, TO Niacinimide, and Paula's Choice CLEAR Oil-Free Moisturizer.
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The problem is that while soccer is an excellent prism through which to see social issues, it is a dreadful platform on which to discuss them.
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The Padres swept the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday and have won eight of their last 13 games after getting off to a dreadful 7-33 start.
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I imagined myself amid the wonders of Manhattan, the bucolic splendor of Midwestern farms, the stirring and dreadful times of the American Revolution and Civil War.
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In Kabul, the "defensive model" plays out as a feeling of defensiveness, a compelling urge to guard against a dreadful past when the Taliban ruled Afghanistan.
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In his narration, the director Andy Muschietti discusses the scene's meaning, and how he opted for a visual effects assist to capture one particularly dreadful moment.
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New Yorker's bodily secretions layered on the piece embodies the frustration and fury of those who endured the dreadful long line to see Yayoi's N.Y.C. exhibition.
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Besides, the questions in the TIAA survey do a dreadful job of measuring individuals' real-world ability to navigate a system that is stacked against them.
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Better work-life balance, improved productivity, eliminating a dreadful commute — there are plenty of reasons people are drawn to working from home on a flexible schedule.
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It's not that the phone alarms themselves are dreadful; my chosen chime, which has the groovy yacht-rock name "Slow Rise," is a pleasant enough melody.
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The Wildcats repeat their dreadful performance against Oklahoma last December, in which Villanova shot 4-for-32 from behind the arc and lost by 21 points.
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The new Washington Post/ABC poll released Wednesday has tons of dreadful news for Donald Trump, who is viewed unfavorably by 70 percent of its respondents.
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Knew it in that dreadful moment just before peeling off the blankets, when you thought, This is the warmest and most comfortable I'll feel all day.
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And we'll see whether those stubborn "honest" and "trustworthy" numbers, which have just gotten more dreadful as the campaign goes on, finally start to turn around.
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Moffat posited — rightly, I imagine — that human existence would take on the feeling of a dreadful curse if you didn't know death was coming at some point.
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"I mean, it sounds a dreadful thing to say but these are things that don't necessarily need to be true, as long as they're believed," Nix adds.
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For such a practised politician—she delivered her first major address, on graduating from Wellesley College, almost half a century ago—she is a dreadful public speaker.
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Iran's foreign ministry spokesman called the incidents on Sunday to ships near the coast of Fujairah "worrisome and dreadful", and asked for an investigation into the matter.
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For you, the most important first step is getting a full understanding of your financial situation, which is definitely not as dreadful as you think it is.
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Latif most recently appeared in Showtime's Penny Dreadful as Henry Jekyll, and will next be seen in ABC's upcoming Romeo and Juliet sequel series Still Star-Crossed.
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The next installment in the franchise, titled Penny Dreadful: City of Angels, will explore 1938 Los Angeles as the city fights a battle for its own soul.
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Now that the holidays are over, many companies are about to make their employees go through the most dreadful exercise of the year: the annual performance review.
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UConn overcame a dreadful shooting performance where it converted 4-of-21 shots in the second half but still beat former Big East rival Georgetown last game.
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"To go through the roller coaster of feeling well and being treated for this terrible cancer and then to be attacked and die this way, it's dreadful."
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We sympathize deeply with all the parents who have received the dreadful news that their child has died, and with the victims' other grieving relatives and friends.
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Bank share prices have faced a dreadful start to the year, with major lenders on both sides of the Atlantic seeing average falls of around 25 percent.
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In Greek mythology, she is one of the Gorgon sisters (derived from the Greek gorgós for "dreadful"), and Perseus uses a reflective bronze shield to defeat her.
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The past few weeks alone have provided more than their share of embarrassments, starting with a dreadful 33-0 loss at home to the New England Patriots.
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The Phoenix Suns are experiencing a dreadful season but they enter Monday's home game against the Minnesota Timberwolves on the heels of a solid but losing performance.
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The Blue Jays are 16-9 since their dreadful 33-17 start and Travis has been a big part of that turnaround with a huge month, batting .
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Conspicuous consumption, like that dreadful word "luxury," feels dated: as '80s as Nan Kempner and leveraged buyouts, as '90s as the Miller sisters and tiny Prada backpacks.
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This cruel policy that resulted in children being ripped away from their mothers and fathers was even less popular than Trump's dreadful performance at the Helsinki summit.
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Soon after my family settled into a Washington suburb, I received the dreadful news that my Uncle Abdou, an Algerian soldier, had been murdered by Islamic extremists.
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But Carolina and Cam are hoping they can avoid the dreadful streak of seven straight losses they suffered in 2018 to miss out on a playoff spot.
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I am also ashamed at what this dreadful policy says about what this great country is becoming under the misguided, nationalistic, anti-immigrant leadership of Donald Trump.
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They will treat the improbable as conceivable because that, with 10 games remaining in this dreadful season, is what will help make the daily grind more bearable.
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We've run list after list of "good" movies available for streaming—from documentaries to films to bone to—but where are our lists of absolutely dreadful failures?
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Even when running against a candidate as dreadful as Gianforte, given the current brand of the Democratic Party, a special election in Montana is a lost cause.
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This desperation usually appears in the negative—the dreadful status quo that the excitement, the sonic innovation and even the bad style are all meant to overcome.
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But when I press on that desire (read: have to actually spend time with the dreadful, self-important delegates of that kind of man), it falls apart.
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It's dreadful looking at the Labour Party and not seeing any trans women, and consequently I will always feel slightly out of place in most political spaces.
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The Giants have won three World Series titles this decade and lost to the eventual champion Chicago Cubs in last year's postseason before experiencing a dreadful campaign.
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Sanchez has been so dreadful at times that he invited questions about whether the Yankees would turn to his steady, unspectacular backup, Austin Romine, in the postseason.
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John Wall scored 27 points for Washington, and Bradley Beal had 923 as the visiting Wizards overcame a dreadful third quarter to beat the Heat, 102-93.
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The low turnout appeared to bear out the warning from some of Mr. Macron's political opponents that allowing the vote to continue had been a dreadful mistake.
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His backers, though, note that Kaepernick played on dreadful teams in the past two seasons, when the 49ers won only seven games under two different head coaches.
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As United has slumped to a dreadful start in the Premier League, the focus has been — understandably — on the gamble the club took in hiring Solskjaer permanently.
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"In the past we have seen that the procrastination has been dreadful," Angeloni added, although he acknowledged that non-performing loans (NPLs) cannot always be cleansed quickly.
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The Binding of Isaac: the story was dreadful but was told with restraint, in a few words, perhaps so that we could hear the silence between them.
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The former "Saturday Night Live" star told People that he remains focused on improving ObamaCare and fighting the GOP's "just dreadful" bill to repeal and replace it.
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This grinding battle between Arab allies led by Saudi Arabia and Houthi rebels backed by Iran has excaberated already dreadful conditions in the Middle East's poorest country.
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His next three games were dreadful — he allowed 13 runs in six innings — and he chose to have surgery on his torn meniscus in his left knee.
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Sparkling wine will go very well with this salad, too, even though the luxury marketer's dream combo of Champagne and caviar is pretty dreadful, in my opinion.
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The conference option is also dreadful because lawmakers could use it to cook up a bill with big cuts to Medicaid, which the Senate rejected this week.
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The plates of the dreadful — dumplings that tasted of soap, stuffed squid the texture of rubber, rancid chicken, frozen tomatoes — I can hardly differentiate in my mind.
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Also, skin cancer is very common and treatable if found early, so even if you've dialed up your risk for it, it's not the most dreadful health hazard.
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There had hitherto been little acknowledgement at Mount Vernon of this dreadful blot on Washington's reputation, or of the hundreds of black slaves who lived and worked there.
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" In a statement, the Nauru government said: "We are distressed that refugees are attempting such dreadful acts in order to attempt to influence the Australian Government's immigration policies.
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Looking at the winning monikers—which include such dreadful titles as "Miguelhernández" and "Thunder Bay"—it's now painfully clear that the system of naming celestial objects is broken.
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As riot police used force to evict activists from polling stations, pictures of elderly citizens bloodied by truncheon blows caused dreadful damage to the image of Spanish democracy.
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I had a very dreadful, bad, sad feeling when Donald Trump was elected because I thought, I just got to the US, I don't want to leave yet!
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It was just a dreadful year," Williams said, "all of everybody's heroes disappear, you're realizing you're not immortal and never more so than being 43 having two kids.
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Joe Gould's Teeth is far from a dreadful book—it's a rather wonderful one, in fact—but it is, like Joe Gould's Secret before it, full of dread.
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But The Dark Tower has more in common with the dreadful 2007 adaptation of The Golden Compass, which also flattened a rich, complex narrative into completely forgettable pablum.
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Meanwhile, the Bills offensive line is coming off a dreadful showing against Baltimore and was largely to blame for Buffalo gaining just 160 yards and scoring seven points.
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When dealing with any scientific line of inquiry on Penny Dreadful, a viewer's first thought is that you're better off in the control group, if there is one.
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Millions believe he will be their savior and nothing he says or does, no matter how outrageous, abhorrent, dreadful, un-American or even criminal, will change their minds.
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Bryant is retiring after another dreadful season for the Lakers while James and the Cavaliers are aiming to make a title run after recently firing coach David Blatt.
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Neither guy can stay in front of his man and both are dreadful whenever involved in a pick-and-roll (whether they're guarding the ball or the screener).
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Next thing you know she'll say you're wearing your Secret World Government underwear wrong, and we all know that leads to Dreadful Sanction and Exile to Pyramid Jail!
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Baker Mayfield has been dreadful so far this year, inevitably leading to resentment among some fantasy owners who had hoped for a breakout year from the Browns quarterback.
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The journalists' dreadful performance in the Democratic presidential candidate debates demonstrated how a news network would dumb down and exploit an exercise in democracy for crass promotional purposes.
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If moderates succumb to those arguments and pass this dreadful bill, they will be encouraging that sort of high-pressure brinksmanship to continue alienating them from their constituents.
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His self-aggrandizing, dreadful treatment of opponents and subordinates, public embrace of homicidal dictators, and rambling speaking style draw a portrait of a leader embarrassing to many Americans.
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Len, 22, is a 7-foot-1, 260-pounder from the Ukraine now starting alongside veteran center Tyson Chandler, providing hope for the future in a dreadful season.
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The least little thing I did made me quake, because somebody or other had once told me something dreadful would happen to me as a result of it.
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It was all a dreadful mess … but in the end Goodie [Arnold Goodman, a solicitor] defended me and I got off … finally paying a huge amount in costs.
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Take Out of the Shadows, for example: It was probably a mistake to expect much from the latest Ninja Turtles movie, especially given how dreadful its predecessor was.
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In its first season, Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker demonstrated a knack for building dreadful worlds where technology has led us astray in realistic, often near-future worlds.
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What's not: Aunt Sarah's CG cats look dreadful, and other elements of the film bog it down to make it feel a bit cheaper like a TV movie
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After four straight losses that have included a few dreadful defensive performances, it's beginning to feel like Falcons head coach Dan Quinn is not long for his job.
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Flowers, who had a dreadful outing in the Giants' season-opening loss to Dallas — and was a glaring disappointment last season as well — was no better Monday night.
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The teams' game plans were unsurprising to anybody who had watched Spain this decade or had seen Iran's dreadful and undeserved victory over Morocco in their first game.
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Rather than curb Iranian meddling, as the people want, they invite it, ignoring the dreadful example Iran has set lording over crisis-ridden Lebanon and war-torn Syria.
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Meteorologists have predicted a miserable weekend, as a dreadful mix of soaring temperatures and high humidity will create heat indexes as high as 115 degrees in some places.
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I once listened to a colleague exhorting us to be mindful of every moment, while another colleague was going home to begin the dreadful preparation for a colonoscopy.
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Republicans who thought they could rush this dreadful bill to give President Trump a first-100-day achievement to gloat about seem oblivious to what most Americans want.
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After shooting 33.3 percent Friday in New York against Penn State in the NIT Season Tip-Off, the Orange shot a dreadful 36.5 percent and committed 16 turnovers.
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OpticsFast customers report dreadful and unnerving experiences with the company: obscenity-filled rants from service reps, cascades of hectoring emails, repair jobs gone terribly wrong, threats of litigation.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday the attack in Berlin was "absolutely dreadful" and stressed any form of anti-Semitism would be dealt with firmly and decisively.
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One imagines this was unaltered by the recent showdown of two of the league's most dreadful teams, the Knicks and the Washington Wizards, inside London's unlovable O2 arena.
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Though the threats are grave, the touch is light, and the accumulated effect is one that believably conveys the feeling — dreadful, delightful — of a child's point of view.
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"It was Saul Bellow, and he was pinned against the wall by a dreadful man from Winnipeg," Mr. Botsford recalled in an interview for this obituary in 2014.
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The mystique of those two characters breeds fascination with the city itself, producing visions of London like the series Penny Dreadful that combine historical fact and literary fiction.
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She's got some love for franchises, because she went on to star in two Hunger Games films and will lead the Penny Dreadful spin-off on the small screen.
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"The few times we tried, it was a dreadful experience," says Alessandro Zanchetta, head of human resources at Somec, whose 400 workers make glass sheeting for ships and skyscrapers.
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She names Tim Burton movies, Penny Dreadful and 300 Rise of an Empire as major style influences and loves to shop at Marc Jacobs, Anna Sui and Una Burke.
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Josh Hartnett gets werewolf-ified for Penny Dreadful "It's about a 6-hour process of laying on a latex mask," Hartnett says of his werewolf transformation for the show.
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"I was in a grip of dreadful fascination for two or three years, sure that my own body's chemistry would turn to nitroglycerine and burst into flames," he says.
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In Chicago, the vast majority of shootings and murders happen in four or five poor black or Latino neighbourhoods where unemployment is high, schools dreadful and urban blight omnipresent.
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The pain lingers for the possessed until the dreadful Mario finally exits their body, but Mario takes part of them with him, leaving behind a maddening, insatiable void within.
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Barcelona and Real Madrid are the top two in La Liga, despite the fact that both have been pretty uniformly dreadful for the first two months of the season.
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These dreadful, Machiavelli-inspired lines were nearly salvaged by the somber, wistful music that accompanied them, which evoked a man knowingly caught in a cycle that cannot be broken.
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When they do feature original stories, like the dreadful Escape to Margaritaville, the plots are flimsy and transparent excuses to shove as many hits into two hours as possible.
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Adapted from Caleb Carr's 1994 best seller, The Alienist plops us down in 1896 Manhattan, a town as gloomy, foul and filthy as the Victorian London of Penny Dreadful.
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And then summer hit, and a dreadful glut of desperately familiar sequels and wannabe franchise debuts seemed to actively repel audiences, dragging down box office to calamitously historic lows.
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A generation ago that baleful title belonged to its neighbour, Colombia, where the drugs trade and peasants driven into slums by the civil war came together to dreadful effect.
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The Eurosceptic turn in Italy is partly explained by the country's dreadful economic stagnation, and high unemployment, especially among the young; the single currency makes for an obvious scapegoat.
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And while German cockroaches aren't known for their sounds, the sheer mass of insect antenna and feet bashing into each other filled the home with a dreadful chittering noise.
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Instead of begging Congress, the White House and the courts for more federal handouts, the industry should work with responsible members of both parties to rewrite this dreadful law.
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Try not to sob at the sheer dreadful forward march of life, life stomping and moving ever forward, each day one creak on the wheel closer to the abyss.
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Fianna Fail lawmaker Dara Calleary told state broadcaster RTE on Wednesday that a formal coalition was a "dreadful prospect", saying the last government had presided over an unbalanced recovery.
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Most of the 21-year-old's offensive numbers are dreadful, but bold, trustworthy traits seen in sequences like this are enough to convince me the Jazz have a keeper.
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MP Anna Soubry called on May to "consider her position" following "a pretty dreadful campaign," in which the Conservatives squandered much of a 20-point lead in the polls.
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After a dreadful year, Mrs May is ending 2017 on a highish note, with many plaudits for her provisional deal on the first phase of the Article 50 talks.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Latvia's teenage firecracker Jelena Ostapenko recovered from a dreadful start to blaze past former world number one Caroline Wozniacki into the French Open semi-finals on Tuesday.
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Manchester City kept up the pressure on Liverpool with a 2-23 win over Crystal Palace, while Tottenham Hotspur's dreadful form continued with a 1-1 draw with Watford.
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That's a pretty great deal, and one we should all be seriously considering as we turn the page on this dreadful year in preparation for whatever is to come.
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St. Louis has won nine of its last 11 after a dreadful start, during which it dropped nine of 11 following an Opening-Day victory over the Chicago Cubs.
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We're also discussing the new Lonely Island movie Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, Showtime's own literary offering Penny Dreadful, and our personal gripes with the book world's biggest names.
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" Refugees coming to Australia were often "from dreadful, devastated, war-torn regions of the world and many of them, large percentages of them, have no English skills at all.
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Yet while some non-canonical texts fell out of circulation or favor over time, these stories of a sometimes miraculously kind, sometimes dreadful young Jesus hung around for centuries.
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A beast so familiar and yet a complete stranger, twisted by some sort of cruel instrument that has left him nothing but a dreadful shell of his former self.
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"I am hopeful that Innate's work will continue to help the individuals and families who suffer from this dreadful disease where, right now, there is no hope," Collins said.
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I'd say, "A pox on both your houses," but I actually fear I'll be blamed if any of them get this dreadful pox that I wouldn't wish on anyone.
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Those who remained loyal to the British crown, and even fence-straddlers skeptical of armed rebellion, were often subjected to dreadful treatment, including public shaming, torture, exile and execution.
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I visited land mine victims from the civil war in the military hospital, a dark and dreadful place without regular water or electricity, where men begged me for crutches.
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" Natalie Dormer (Margaery Tyrell) has gone from studying scripture with the Faith to raising hell as a shape-shifting demon in the upcoming series "Penny Dreadful: City of Angels.
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No. 2 Ashleigh Barty overcame a dreadful start, bouncing back after being down a set, to defeat No. 1383 Zarina Diyas of Kazakhstan 1-6, 6-3, 6-2.
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Much of it is pretty dreadful, sped along the assembly line to be ready by late spring, yet short-lived enough to be dead by the end of summer.
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Now we hope that Grandview will learn from this episode and move Pizza permanently so that he never again has to endure the dreadful life in a shopping mall.
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Fury, 31, sustained a dreadful gash above his right eye when out-pointing Swede Otto Wallin four months ago, requiring 47 stitches to close a potentially career-ending wound.
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Most people aren't dreadful human beings (though, to be clear, some are); they just haven't been exposed to the information that feels like second nature to some of us.
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The entrance of women into politics on terms that are, fundamentally and constitutionally, unequal to men's has produced a politics of interminable division, infused with misplaced and dreadful moralism.
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But the experience of the last 25 years — across both Bill Clinton's and Barack Obama's presidencies — shows the dreadful politics of pushing people out of their current insurance plan.
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Indeed, it does come after two weeks of positively dreadful press for the GOP frontrunner, and as his chances of winning the nomination have been declining in prediction markets.
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Despite playing in the competitive Atlantic Coast Conference, the Wolfpack had a dreadful R.P.I. of 93rd thanks to a schedule rated 120th-most difficult, according to Friday's RealTimeRPI figures.
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Nevertheless, President Trump shared a longer version of the ad on Twitter last week, and presumably spent a dreadful amount of money to air a similar message on Sunday night.
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Penny Dreadful is a gothic romance, and while it may be seasoned with a dash of thriller and pinch of horror, its genre recipe is more than 250 years old.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran's foreign ministry spokesman called incidents on Sunday to ships near the coast of Fujairah "worrisome and dreadful", and asked for an investigation into aspects of the matter.
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" Diana said that she would worry about her husband, Prince Charles: "If he didn't come when he said he was coming home I thought something dreadful had happened to him.
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We can finally cut ourselves off from this dreadful corrupt, sclerotic sh*thole that produced the Enlightenment, Mozart, Michelangelo, Cervantes, Kafka, the Nobel Prize, Voltaire and the Eurovision Song Contest.
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In the bass and drum I saw barrage balloons sagging over the Corniche, two men clinking martini glasses at the bar of the Cap D'Or, grimacing at the dreadful gin.
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"Today, palliative care consultants at the hospital have had a lengthy, difficult and (sadly but understandably in the dreadful circumstances) unconstructive meeting with the parents," the hospital's legal document said.
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"Technical investigations are under way currently to determine the causes of this dreadful accident and the conclusions, as soon as they are known, will be communicated," the emailed statement said.
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Upon awakening, I can roll out of bed, wash up, have a quick bite and coffee, speedily review my email (ignoring the dreadful news-feeds), and get right to work.
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Here's a good litmus test: If you're offended at the idea that real-life gamers are the most dreadful villains in video games then you're probably part of the problem.
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"Some dreadful thing is active in our computer, and we do not know what it is, or what it will do next," Eyles wrote of this moment in his memoir.
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The slaves, who included babies and old people, were sold for $13,000, about $3.3m today, to plantations in Louisiana, where they laboured in dreadful conditions on cotton and sugar plantations.
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Penny Dreadful ended its three-season run on Showtime last night with a surprise series finale, a move that's generated plenty of shock and dismay among the show's devoted fans.
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Whether the president will be a major vote-getter for Mrs Clinton is harder to predict—given that his record of turning voters out for anyone but himself is dreadful.
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Most dreadful of all, what led him to ignore his dying father's request for water, when his father was the only and dearest thing he had left in the world?
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What sounds like a softcore fantasy apparently becomes a dreadful nightmare, culminating in Colin Farrell screaming about the "vengeful bitches" played by Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning, and more.
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The launch comes after Sally Davies, England's chief medical officer, told the Press Association that the world was facing a "dreadful post-antibiotic apocalypse" if action was not taken immediately.
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"Things there are dreadful right now," he said, referring to the unremitting government crackdown that has jailed pro-democracy activists, human rights lawyers and journalists, some of them his friends.
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So even though the Yankees (34-36) have played better since their dreadful start, a 6.883-20 record since May 3 has not moved them appreciably closer to first place.
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Forgetting about technique, Scott went from dreadful to dreamy on the greens, shooting a six-under-par 65 to vault into third place with a total of 206, seven under.
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After a dreadful 2-0 defeat to the same opponents on Friday, the United States would have been on the verge of elimination from qualifying with another defeat on Tuesday.
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The public forum included Ms. Dumala, Ms. Corporon and Ian Grillot, who was wounded that dreadful night in February as he tried to stop the gunman at the Olathe bar.
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He talked up some solutions: $50 million this year — about 20 times what it would have normally spent — to upgrade consumer-facing technology and improve its dreadful call center operation.
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One did not, and he threatened to divorce his wife, Harriet Mordaunt -- and the prospect of the Prince of Wales as a witness in a divorce case was too dreadful.
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The Yankees' lead in the American League East was reduced to two games over Boston as they headed to Toronto, which is getting hot and healthy after a dreadful start.
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The fatigue of a brutal schedule, the bruises from a dreadful month and the faded confidence of a pitching staff were all salved by the weekend visit to Fenway Park.
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British Leyland, the automotive conglomerate that included Jaguar, Triumph, and Austin Rover, was producing comically dreadful cars and had consumed about two hundred million pounds a year in government subsidies.
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By that point in the war, the British high command was stymied by "womanish" recruits who showed signs of breakdown (hysteria, horrible tics, dreadful nightmares) despite having no physical wounds.
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We get dreadful mistimings, worthy of a farce, as when medics try and fail to fold the wheels of a gurney so that it can be loaded into an ambulance.
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The shame of it all remains that the hardest-working medical professionals — nurses, nurse assistants, maintenance professionals and the like — don't reap the financial rewards under this dreadful coding system.
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For Sartre, the dreadful had already happened, with the rise of National Socialism in the early 1930s, and it was a question of learning to face up to our fate.
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The most famous Council Dreadful (or "cadaver synod" or "council horrible") was called in 897 when Pope Stephen VI wanted to try Pope Formosus for crimes that occurred decades earlier.
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Or if you searched for the video footage that captured the dreadful moments in the brutal killings of unarmed black men only to find that it is blocked from view.
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Pat Shurmur is DONE in New York ... the Giants just announced they fired their coach after 2 dreadful seasons -- and reports say they're gunning for Josh McDaniels to replace him.
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The fashion industry, if you haven't already noticed, is a dreadful mess, and big-toe shoes and other go-home-fashion-you're-drunk trends are the least of its problems.
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RF: All of the recent scholarship, going back the past 15 or 20 years, has said that there are dreadful empirical and even some theoretical problems with the "weakness" theory.
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Most of this is due to a gap in his three-point percentage, which is dreadful on the tail end of a back-to-back and otherwise above 40 percent.
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Rand Paul and John McCain, both of whom Trump has long had dreadful relations with, won't be on the ballot again until 2022 (and McCain may not even run again).
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As editor of COMMENTARY and as a newspaper columnist, I have commissioned, edited, and written hundreds of thousands of words on the dreadful mistakes and parlous consequences of the Obama presidency.
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The arrangement means Stan gets new shows including the series Billions starring Paul Giamatti, along with established favourites such as The Affair, Penny Dreadful, Ray Donovan, Dexter and Californication, among others.
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If you enjoy music that resonates with your dizzying emotional anxieties, your complexes, and the dreadful intensity of being alive and/or in love, then the Weezer for you are back.
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You hum this little song to your child and then who knows when they would go out on the street and start humming ... and then the repercussions of that are dreadful.
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There may be a break in the selling as the year winds down but a "dreadful bear market" is in the cards for 2019, according to hedge-fund veteran Mark Yusko.
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"When we all wake up with hangovers tomorrow, we will be reminded of the dreadful state our nation is in - no money in the banks and businesses collapsing," Coltart told Reuters.
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Where most TV shows are abruptly canceled or have planned endings announced in advance, Penny Dreadful had, instead, an abrupt ending that was, nonetheless, planned, if Showtime was to be believed.
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If any one image embodied the Mets' dreadful 268 season, it was the aftermath of that swing, with Conforto, the team's young star, clutching his arm while writhing on the ground.
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The homage to '80s horror and thriller movies has viewers binge-watching — and then quickly making their own theories as to who and what is going on with the dreadful monster.
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In one key scene, Mr Isaac's character discovers a train full of starving Armenians, a sequence often found in Holocaust films, placing these dreadful events in moral context for the audience.
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Dreadful state election results, sagging poll numbers and the troubled state of its coalition with the Social Democrats (SPD) had sapped morale and boosted calls for Mrs Merkel to step down.
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Tomic, though currently in a dreadful run of form, has an impressive 17-4 record in Davis Cup singles and defeated Sock last year before losing the decisive tie to Isner.
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Evan, Reggie, and Bobby's first crack at the idea was dreadful: they created a clunky website where users uploaded a photo then set a timer for when the picture would disappear.
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The composition is an augury; it proposes a dreadful future possibility because Stanley fits the description that characterized Trayvon Martin's sidewalk killing as he wore a hoodie and carried an Arizona.
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Yes, Toyota used both "millennial" and "casualcore" to dreadful effect in the press release for the new FT-4X crossover SUV concept it revealed during the New York International Auto Show.
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Unlike the original series, which pulled stories from literature like Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray and Bram Stoker's Dracula, Penny Dreadful: City of Angels will utilize Mexican-American folklore.
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Jane's time at the dreadful Lowood Institution is reconstructed from Charlotte's grim memories of Cowan Bridge school, only made less "exquisitely painful" (tracts were published defending the school and its proprietors).
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Which is great, and we commend you Aziz for that, but what about getting up-to-date with all the dreadful things happening in the world rn, including Trump's latest bravado?
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Her remarkable story is a reminder that regardless of the limitations placed on them, women can be anything that men can be: brilliant and brutal, courageous and cruel, powerful and dreadful.
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In the case of Saddle Peak Lodge, the answer is a resounding yes, and the inhuman shriek will be so dreadful that it will make you believe in life after death.
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Comey's judgment, however, should have been and should be questioned—and should have been found wanting by any chief executive serving or elected after his dreadful conduct during the 2016 election.
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Under Briscoe's supervision, Malnik's production company churned out garishly colorful short films at a steady clip from 1964 to 1969, with often dreadful dance scenes courtesy of Hollywood choreographer Hal Belfer.
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"President Donald Trump remains mired in dreadful mid 30s approval numbers and the red flags that are popping up tell an even darker story," said Tim Malloy, the poll's assistant director.
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It was there that activists from the Aleppo Media Center (AMC) filmed and photographed him, and posted the images online to highlight the dreadful toll of the war on Syria's children.
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies think tank warned of "dreadful" wage growth on Thursday with wages set to be lower in inflation-adjusted terms in 2021 than they were in 2008.
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Hundreds of millions have lifted themselves out of poverty, albeit at dreadful cost to the environment; cities have mushroomed as farmers have left the land in droves; birth rates have plummeted.
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Welcome to the Promised Land of Dreadful Optics, where Hamas employs a deliberate strategy of inciting a disproportionate loss of Palestinian life in a bid to garner sympathy and demonize Israel.
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Abraham held down his own son's head with a practiced hand, ready with the knife for his neck, and in the son's face was his whole dreadful knowledge of the world.
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The Packers offense was dreadful in Week 1, but there's a reason to believe they can get their act together for what should prove to be a huge NFC North showdown.
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There's a dreadful, rich-family murder case of the week, which eventually, despite her minor photo-browsing setback, ace P.I. Alice ends up solving because of tar stains on someone's shoes.
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The Conte Vistarino family, which paid farmers in full for the grapes, isn't a suspect and is in shock, and said they hadn't received any threats prior to the dreadful dumping.
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The Seleção triumphed by being dogged, determined and absolutely dreadful to watch, grinding their way to victory over the course of an unspeakably drab final which almost nobody seemed to enjoy.
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"The biggest, most dreadful thing we might face is rationing or triaging who gets ventilators," said Gabe Kelen, the director of the Office of Critical Event Preparedness at Johns Hopkins University.
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New York, with an average one-way commute of almost 36 minutes and an even more dreadful average of 89.4 hours spent in congestion every year by the typical New Yorker.
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Anyone who has seen Green set the TV screen ablaze on Showtime's wonderful supernatural drama, "Penny Dreadful," will be saddened to see her strain to bring Emilie's wan personality into focus.
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Ever since then, I build every mix I make around this question: What songs can I play right now that would ALSO have made me feel better on that dreadful drive?
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Many college-bound kids start out with dreadful sleep habits that are likely to get worse once the rigorous demands of college courses and competing social and athletic activities kick in.
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"People try very hard to get that effect artificially now," he says, adding that the kitchen was even featured in the television series "Penny Dreadful" (as the home of Dr. Frankenstein).
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In the Copa América semifinal against Argentina last summer, the United States was overrun, 217-0, with the Americans completing just over 70 percent of their passes (a fairly dreadful percentage).
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Surrounded by atrocities and thuggery (our modern world tends to forget how terrible those times were) he survives and ends up a court jester, speaking truth to power with dreadful prescience.
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The NY Giants benched Eli Manning, but the teams dreadful 0-2 start ain't his fault ... that blame falls squarely on the team's terrible defense -- so says NYG legend Antrel Rolle.
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The fans, in rain boots and parkas, were not deterred by the dreadful conditions: They wanted to witness the second act of what they hoped would soon become horse racing lore.
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But a stint on the injured list and a dreadful late-summer stretch (21 earned runs in 19 innings over four starts) opened up the race, and Jacob deGrom took over.
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A dreadful leader plus a greedy crook: It really does give us a leg up in the drive to make sure Trump goes down in history as the worst president ever.
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We went from the social turbulence of the late '60s and Vietnam right into Watergate, the Church Committee, gas crunches and the economic and social "malaise" of the dreadful Carter years.
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It is a dreadful place where our most august jurists ruminate over catheter gauges and needle sizes, and ponder whether to slice deep into the groin or puncture internal jugular veins.
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Parents hope, desperately, to give their children a normal life, but the insistence of normalcy when normal has been thrown out the window only creates a dreadful paradox you can't escape.
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Most of her -isms either start in a "I like that" or end in a "I don't like that" (and sometimes, if something is particularly dreadful, carry an "at all" for emphasis).
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"Outside of the (first-half) interception Alex played well," Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said of Delton, a sophomore who started his first career game against TCU last week and was dreadful.
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"The brilliant snake's eyes that were set so deep in that dreadful rotting worm-eaten face glared unblinkingly at the witches who sat facing her," he wrote of the Grand High Witch.
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Assuming the voice of Ivan Kolenkorov, a flailing writer struggling to fulfil the role of the new model Soviet artist, Zoshchenko stumbles and bumbles through dreadful descriptions, turning intentional ineptitude into art.
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This after that dreadful presentation where Ronda Rousey was dragged up to talk about how ineffectual sports bras are for an MMA fighter and how the new gear will be far superior.
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As many fans suspected, the expansion puts players in the shoes of Dreadful Whale Captain Meagan Foster, who in a previous life was an assassin who went by the name Billy Lurk.
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Atlanta lost Sunday's series finale at Philadelphia but is 3-3 since interim manager Brian Snitker took over, and the next task is to improve on a dreadful 2-17 home record.
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That gives you a slightly jerky movement, if you're watching an action sequence, but the picture looks much more natural and avoids the dreadful soap opera-looking effect of the motion smoothing.
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Punctuated by moments of humanity, affection and even humour, there is a dreadful, cramped feel to this book, as if to reflect both the experience itself, and the author's recollections of it.
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The real fun, though, is hearing the haughty Frey (who even brought along his fencing gear) recoil from the "dreadful" Scottish accents, the "disgusting" food and the "offensive stench" of the streets.
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Coons said that many lawmakers believe that it would be "dreadful" if Trump fired Mueller, who is carrying out the law enforcement investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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" In the years that followed, Robert took his imaginative transformations of real scenes to new heights, producing enormous canvases, such as those displayed in a section entitled "The Sublime and 'Dreadful Beauty.
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The all-encompassing fog that makes navigation difficult, the tank controls, the dreadful combat—it makes the player feel one with protagonist James Sunderland, who stumbles through a world he can't comprehend.
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When he dribbled a dreadful attempt at a drop-volley into the net on the way to going 4-0 down even Federer looked aghast, shaking his head at his opponent's error.
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And then suddenly, the great-grandchildren of those Europeans stand up and say, 'What a dreadful lot of people you are; you're horrible and we certainly won't have any of that anymore.
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Ellen Silverman PopperWhitestone, Queens To the Editor: As I watched clips from two dreadful rallies for Donald Trump last week, I saw several children caught in the eye of the camera's lens.
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As a senior in 2015, too many times Prescott got himself in contorted body positions and tried to rescue himself with throws that were all arm, no legs; the results were dreadful.
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The main draw of this ostentatiously dreadful production would seem to be its star dancers: Diana Vishneva, a world-famous ballerina, and Marcelo Gomes, much missed since he left American Ballet Theater.
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Personal Health Many college-bound students start out with dreadful sleep habits that are likely to get worse once the rigorous demands of courses and competing social and athletic activities kick in.
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Our whole country loses every time a kid doesn't graduate from high school, or fails to enter the workforce or, worse still, is lost to the dreadful world of drugs and crime.
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An obvious example is Germany, France's neighbor, which implemented them more than a decade ago and whose economy is a locomotive that not even the recent and dreadful European decade could stop.
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Instead of the typical sound of a car climbing through its rev range and shifting toward the top, you get a dreadful moaaaannn as the car grumbles along at the same RPM.
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The Hoyas will look to improve upon a dreadful effort in the third-place game against Oklahoma State as they host Howard on Sunday in the opener of a four-game homestand.
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Carney, who previously starred in "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" and "Penny Dreadful," plays Orpheus, a young man who believes he can change the world — and the underworld — with a song.
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He was coming off a pair of dreadful performances during the team's recent two-game trip, averaging 4.5 points and 2 assists off the bench while shooting 36.4 percent from the field.
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An adaptation of Christopher Bond's 1973 play, its key source is a gristly 19th-century penny dreadful, "The String of Pearls: A Romance," which describes a homicidal barber and the baker Mrs.
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And it all seems to be mostly her fault: both for calling the election in the first place and for running a campaign that basically every British political observer believes was dreadful.
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Hamels allowed 13 runs in six innings in the two rough starts against Seattle, including a dreadful turn Monday when he gave up seven runs and seven hits in 1 2/3 innings.
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Under the headline "The dreadful friend", Der Spiegel weekly ran a cover illustration of a red-faced Erdogan shaking his fist with a newspaper folded into a paper airplane in his back pocket.
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Well, besides Carrie Bradshaw, who was gifted one from Big after her mishap with her ex, Aidan Shaw, in Abu Dhabi during that dreadful (but beautiful) encounter in Sex and the City 2.
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Consumers might be forgiving of a ride-sharing service — a bad Uber ride doesn't mean that every Uber ride is dreadful — but they continue to express reservations about riding in self-driving cars.
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We've seen this type of system put to the test before in standalone apps, but those programs were woefully inadequate at best, resulting in a dreadful 93 percent failure rate in some instances.
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Lots of people in California are buying diesel generators for this purpose because they're fairly cheap and utilities are pushing them via their "resilience zone" plans, but they are dreadful for the task.
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"'That dreadful apology' has already changed the narrative, reassured those of our petitioners who might choose to keep petitioning and brought us absolution from most moderates," she wrote, according to the Yale newspaper.
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The president called it a "dreadful terrorist attack" and told reporters the attackers had pledge allegiance to IS. The IS news agency Amaq said two of its "soldiers" had carried out the attack.
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In a statement issued to Variety, the 37-year-old Penny Dreadful star claimed she had to push Weinstein off of her after he made sexual advances during a business meeting in Paris.
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" He added: "It is a treasure for all mankind and, as such, to witness its destruction in this most dreadful conflagration is a shattering tragedy, the unbearable pain of which we all share.
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Boyd will attempt to bounce back from a dreadful performance against Baltimore in which he tied a season low with 53 1/3 innings while getting battered for seven runs and eight hits.
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The Oilers own the second-worst record in the Western Conference and are a dreadful 22-9-0 on home ice, but they have won five of their last six visits to Montreal.
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Not as the term is generally understood in the culture, although the final judgment and God's dreadful fiery vengeance would at least have prevented a few desultory 24-point losses to the Bucks.
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His dreadful drive at the short par-four fifth flew so far left that it crashed into a grandstand and rebounded preposterously onto the green, enabling him to two-putt for a birdie.
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Whether the Knicks were running their "aspects of the triangle" offense, as Hornacek called it before the season, or the full-blown thing, one constant throughout the year is that familiar, dreadful defense.
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This week, the royal stepped out for her first official engagement with Action for Children, meeting with children and families who work with the organization (and even attempting a "dreadful" shot at pool!).
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Snapshot As Vanessa Ives in the Showtime series "Penny Dreadful," the French actress Eva Green has been possessed by demons, spoken in tongues, fallen in love with a werewolf and defied the Devil.
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New York's other three starters (Julius Randle, Bobby Portis, and Frank Ntilikina) combined for 12 points as the Knicks shot 40 percent and were a dreadful 20 of 31 from the foul line.
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Eakins replaces Randy Carlyle, who was fired as Ducks coach in February after a dreadful 2-15-4 stretch where Anaheim lost 20113 straight games (0-8-4) from Dec. 18-Jan. 15.
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"If you are flying today, even if you're flying out of Tampa, your plane may be stuck in Raleigh, so this is going to be a dreadful day to fly," Myers said Monday.
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Braves Jhoulys Chacin (0-0, 33) Matz shook off a dreadful season debut in his last outing Sunday at Cleveland, firing seven shutout innings and striking out nine while allowing just three hits.
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The jury should approach its verdict intellectually, rather than be "colored by passion or disgust that you feel at the dreadful acts which the defendant has admitted he carried out", said Stuart-Moore.
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One staffer named Katie Jane called it a "dreadful act of cruelty," and said she still doesn't know what "untelling damage this may have caused" to the 4- to 5-week-old kittens.
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A dreadful drop shot gave Federer another break and when Berrettini left court at the end of the second set it was presumably to try to find a panic room in the grounds.
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As such, Villa deserve to be remembered alongside the dreadful Sunderland side of 2005/06, the pricey horrorshow that was QPR in 2012/13, and the infamously awful Derby County of 2007/08.
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The same is true regarding the local environmental impacts of natural gas production (air pollution, habitat loss, earthquakes) — they are dreadful, but even if they were eliminated, the following arguments would still apply.
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Plastic bags, which often take centuries to decompose, can create a dreadful waste problem even though they're far from the largest source of plastic waste in America — about 12 percent of the total.
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I've thought incessantly about Ms. Meza, and the dreadful decision she must have faced about whether to set foot inside the domain of a man with so many monstrous crimes to his name.
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