"We express grief and sorrow over his martyrdom," the statement said.
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NASA was among the many organizations to express grief about Franklin's death.
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Are they allowed to see, and express grief, which seems to be so important.
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The only way to express grief is through non-verbal sounds—to cry, or to sing.
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"Are they allowed to see, and express grief, which seems to be so important," she wrote.
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Many of the notes express grief or pledge to turn the country in a more liberal direction.
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Executives at Google, Apple and Facebook took to social media Thursday to express grief for the series of fatal shootings that took place across the country in recent days.
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It's not the first time we've seen Mike get emotional – "Five-O" and "Talk" let Mike express grief, guilt, and rage – but it's rare to see him get that way over work.
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Because the news and networking platform isn't as intimate as Facebook, it may invite users to publicly express grief about strangers, simultaneously connect it to broader issues, turn the deceased into a symbol and express opinions about their passing.
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The campaign, started by the American Jewish Committee, is meant to offer a space for people to express grief over the massacre and show solidarity with the victims, said David Harris, the chief executive of the organization, which is a Jewish advocacy group.
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So, there was a way in which, if I couldn't express grief or be my full self in any of the relationships that I was a part of, either as a friend or a family member or whatever, then at least I could express it through these records.
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For example, grief is elicited by personal loss. In this case, personal loss would be the appraisal and one can express grief through emotional expressions.
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June 3: A gathering formed at the Camden Village Green to express grief and outrage over the killing of George Floyd. Political, religious and law enforcement officials were asked to speak.
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She turned her widowhood into a political force that validated her authority during the reigns of her three weak sons."Catherine's lifelong mourning was not only a manner to express grief: it was also the legitimisation of her political role." Hoogvliet, 106.
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The meter is elegiac couplet, which was usually employed in love poetry, such as Catullus' addresses to Lesbia. However, the elegiac couplet was originally used by ancient Greek poets to express grief and lamentation, making it an entirely suitable form to express Catullus' mourning.
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Schmitt is mentioned in Leo Tolstoy's novel _War and Peace_ , Volume I, where several Austrian court officials and generals express grief at the news of his death at Dürenstein. Tolstoy has one of his characters, the diplomat Bilibin, call him "a general we all loved".
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Sung unmetered in stanzas comprising four lines, the last word of the first three lines are homonyms, each with a different meaning, creating a pun. In urban settings, the ataaba is often paired with a metric choral refrain called a mījanā. The ataaba is also used by rural Palestinian women to express grief or reproach.Armitage et al.
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June 6: In the morning of June 6, approximately 50 protesters peacefully gathered in Bridgton to show solidarity with Black Lives Matter, and particularly to express grief and anger over the unlawful killing of George Floyd. The protest lasted around an hour, and two periods of silence were taken, lasting 8 minutes and 46 seconds each. Two local police officers attended the event.
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Xenia, Ohio: J.H. Purdy, 1842. A petition was presented from William Thompson and others, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. In it, they express grief that "a majority" of the members of the "Reformed Presbyterian Covenanted Church" had made defection from the truth and abandoned covenanted attainments, as well as changing the "terms of communion." They were seeking ministry and hoped to be organized into a congregation.
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The title is a reference to a custom in certain areas of Rajasthan where women of a lower caste are hired as professional mourners upon the death of upper-caste males. These women are referred to as a "rudaali" (roo-dah-lee), literally translated as "female weeper" or "weeping woman". Their job is to publicly express grief of family members who are not permitted to display emotion due to social status.
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The epitaph often features the age of the child to further express grief at the death at such a young age. On the other hand, the age of a deceased person at an older age is rarely put on the epitaph. Some other, less common, dedications are to parents from children, with the child most likely being a boy. The second most common relationship of honorees is husband to wife or wife to husband.
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On August 13, two FC vehicles exploded at Balochi Bazaar on Absar Road, an FC official opened fire on Hayat in a nearby fields with his rifle. Federal Minister for Human Rights Shireen Mazari issued a statement in the national assembly of Pakistan and condemned the incident . In August 2020, the FC personal in the attack was arrested, and IG FC South went to the house of the deceased to express grief over the incident .
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The explosion occurred while workers were mixing certain chemicals to produce fireworks.Sivakasi fire unit mishap: 36 killed; PM, Sonia express grief (Hindustan Times, 6 September 2012) Some reports suggest the high ambient temperature in the factory, reported to be , may have been a factor. The initial explosion and a subsequent series of explosions could be heard more than two kilometres away. Fire fighter entry to the buildings was delayed by a lack of equipment, including breathing apparatus.
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It is consistent with her refusal to express grief as a reaction to the natural world. She knows the reality of human life as thoroughly as anybody, but she holds and expresses confidently that the natural world is a positive good. In her 1970 study of contemporary poets, Professor Joan Stevens places Ruth Gilbert in the Georgian tradition. :Ruth Gilbert's talent is for the straightforward evocation of brief moments of emotion, particularly those of the child or the woman, within the tradition of the romantic lyric.
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However, some studies have shown that there are gender factors affecting how the characters react to death and the experiences they have. According to the article Who Dies and Who Cries, by Moore and Mae, males are more likely to show no visible signs of grief while females are more likely to express grief, particularly by crying. However males are slightly more likely to show anger and both are equally likely to socially withdraw at first. Also, the reactions to long-term grief are less likely to be shown in all cases.
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Most of the people hired to perform the act of professional mourning were women. Men were deemed unfit for this because they were supposed to be strong and leaders of the family, unwilling to show any sort of raw emotion like grief, which is why women were professional mourners. It was socially acceptable to express grief for women, and expressing grief is important when it comes to mourning a body in terms of religion. Also, in a world full of jobs solely made for men, it gave women a sense of pride that they were actually able to earn money in some way.
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A natural effect of the loss of a relationship that an individual had hoped to keep is grief, because the desire to keep relationships intact despite problems and complications is a natural human desire. This results in individuals undergoing a breakup displaying grief reactions that include symptoms like sleeplessness, depression, and suicidal thoughts. This tendency to express grief and depression is so prevalent that researchers point to it being a significant contributor to the first onset of major depressive disorder in young adults. The extent of these grief reactions is not limited to the time frame immediately following the dissolution of the romantic relationship.
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John Eliot Gardiner, who conducted the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage, in 2007 In the opening chorus, "" (Ah, God, how much heartache), the cantus firmus is in the bass, which is doubled by the trombone, as in . Its mood of lamentation is supported by "elegiac sounds" of the oboes d'amore, sighing motifs in the strings, and the upper voices reflecting the oboe motifs. John Eliot Gardiner, who conducted the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage in 2000, notes that Bach used a repeated motif of six notes in chromatic descent, which is often used in chaconnes of the Baroque opera to express grief. The motif is used for the instrumental opening, each entry of a voice, interludes and conclusion.
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