" He added: "Israel grieves for him, the world grieves for him, but we find hope in his legacy, as does the world.
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"Netanyahu on Peres: "Israel grieves for him, the world grieves for him, but we find hope in his legacy, as does the world.
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" He explains: "I was angry – but everybody grieves differently.
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As was said by many, everyone grieves in different ways.
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An Eritrean man grieves over the body of his brother.
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Samantha Deitsch, also 15, grieves a friend from journalism class.
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The woman grieves and begins her halting return to writing.
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My heart is with them, and Arizona grieves with them.
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America grieves another mass shooting; Britain prepares for a royal wedding.
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Birgfeld's father, Frank Birgfeld, said he still grieves for his daughter.
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Norman, meanwhile, grieves and considers an 11 o'clock death by suicide.
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And as she grieves her loss, Sally sees hope in Cam.
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Tattooing others has anchored him some as he grieves the loss.
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She grieves that too many Nashville teenagers are slain by guns.
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Amy Waldman's "The Selection" confronts the problematic ways a nation grieves.
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"Texas grieves for the people of El Paso today," said Texas Gov.
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"When an earthquake hits, the whole community grieves together," Mr. Yogeeswaran said.
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"America grieves with you and our hearts break for you," Trump said.
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A woman grieves at the Rostov-on-Don airport on March 19, 2016.
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Chamblee said she grieves for her husband and his murdered colleagues every day.
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"The whole of Israel grieves with the families of the dead," he continues.
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Grace: It grieves me that he's not feeling the pleasure he did before.
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That grieves me far more than the Fisher ruling could have made me happy.
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For now, the family grieves for the young woman who lit up their lives.
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Walker Hayes is surrounded by support as he grieves the loss of his daughter.
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"The mother clearly, clearly grieves," said King, who authored the book How Animals Grieve.
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While Santa Fe grieves the deaths of eight students and two teachers, Texas Gov.
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"We found things like men being described as fastest, strong, biggest," Ms. Grieves said.
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Everybody grieves differently and has a different way of approaching things and handling things.
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Everyone grieves differently, so it's important to really tune into what your friend needs.
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Our nation grieves over the bodies of loved ones on a near-daily basis.
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Stealing a quick, sad glance at Bibby via the mirror, Paper Boi silently grieves.
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"Israel grieves for him, the world grieves for him, but we find hope in his legacy, as does the world," said Netanyahu, who defeated Peres by barely 30,000 votes in an election in 1996, the event that marked Netanyahu's rise to power.
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The museum staff grieves alongside the rest of the country during this time of tragedy.
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Kristy Swanson is remembering the happy times she shared with Luke Perry as she grieves.
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" Bette Midler "The Marshall family grieves again as the great #PennyMarshall dies at age 75.
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Gigi Hadid is leaning on Tyler Cameron as she grieves the loss of her grandmother.
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It genuinely grieves me to see how much my Catholic brothers and sisters are suffering.
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Everyone grieves in different ways, and if a onesie party helps someone heal, go for it.
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Family in Maine grieves The families of the missing Marines have been notified, the military said.
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But my children will not know these trees as I did, and already that grieves me.
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"Any time a person passes, their family grieves," Andrew Goodman's brother, David, told The Clarion-Ledger.
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The woman grieves for her friend, who was her mentor and, if only once, her lover.
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"Our Nation grieves," he said in a proclamation ordering flags to be flown at half-staff.
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After declining to provide names of family members, I never heard from her again, which grieves me.
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As [the disctrict] grieves this unthinkable loss, we ask Nick and his family be remembered in prayer.
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"This merciless slaughter of Christians in Egypt tears at our hearts and grieves our souls," Trump said.
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And June grieves, poignantly—even if she had felt trapped, she is now both devastated and guilty.
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It also grieves the years lost by the five victims, convicted as boys and released as men.
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It was a powerful ad, full of drama as a mother grieves over her child's loss of life.
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"Our Nation grieves with those affected by the shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas," Trump wrote.
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" "India grieves the demise of our beloved Atal Ji. His passing away marks the end of an era.
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A young woman grieves for her mother and grapples with racial identity, sexuality, and feminism in this breathtaking debut.
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But there will always be a tiny piece of me that grieves the baby I never got to mother.
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The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon will not go on as the host grieves the loss of his mother.
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Parkland grieves again: A survivor of last year's mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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"To all those who have lost ones in service to our country, our nation grieves with you," she said.
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In stark prose, Clemmons's narrator, Thandi, grieves the agonizing loss of her difficult and loving immigrant mother to cancer.
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It was rare permission to acknowledge that, even when a villainess grieves a sadist, it's not really a joke.
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Through hand-cut eyeholes, he watches over Mara as she grieves — with pie, house repair, a second attempt at love.
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Willie navigates the bardo, a semi-hallucinatory state (borrowed from Tibetan Buddhism) between life and reincarnation, while the father grieves.
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She always thought she'd have a second child and has moments when she grieves over the fact that she didn't.
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It grieves my heart to see the harm that is being done under the guise of providing healthcare to all.
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I've learned that everyone grieves differently and there is no wrong way to mourn the loss of a loved one.
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"It grieves me to resign from a portfolio where I was at work to deliver an important mandate," Philpott said.
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Troubled Troubled: People seem to respond to loss across a wide spectrum, and each person grieves in their own way.
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As a community in Texas grieves, we're updating some of the details surrounding a shooting at a small-town church.
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"To all those who have lost loved ones in service to our country, our nation grieves with you," she said.
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You use your fingertips to navigate a woman through a water-filled landscape, solving puzzles as she grieves a loss.
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He is awaiting trial on charges of murdering Ed Morlock, an armored truck driver whose family still grieves his loss.
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Remember how Edith really grieves for their cousin Patrick, who has gone down on the Titanic, as opposed to Mary's indifference.
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Over a plaintive organ in "June", Mr Talbot grieves for his stillborn daughter and the "baby shoes for sale: never worn".
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Ariana Grande has never exactly been one to take BS from anyone — including, apparently, people who judge the way she grieves.
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A nation grieves with you at the one-year mark of the moment that subdivided your life suddenly, violently and incomprehensibly.
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Franco gets a few more seconds of airtime when Branson's wife (Katherine Waterston), also aboard the Covenant, grieves her husband's memory.
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"To all those who have lost loved ones in service to our country, our nation grieves with you," her statement read.
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"Our Nation grieves at the unspeakable violence that took a precious young life and badly injured others in Colorado," Trump tweeted.
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And honestly, part of what grieves me so much is that he has everything he needs to be an incredible leader.
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Everyone grieves differently — and for plenty of celebrities, sharing photos and memories of their pets seems to help with the grieving process.
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As Luke Perry's daughter grieves her father's death, she's also continuing to celebrate life — just as he would have wanted her to.
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"The Tempe community grieves for her and for the loss being felt by her family and friends," Tempe Mayor Mark Mitchell said.
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"The entire Harding family grieves today for the loss of Botham, who has meant so very much to us," the statement said.
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" Spade leaves behind husband Andy and 13-year-old daughter Beatrix Frances, and Gianopulos says she "grieves for Andy and Bea's loss.
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In the film, she grieves with her grandmother over the 1974 death of her aunt, after whom her album Joanne is named.
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And what&aposs interesting here is the family of Hector grieves not only for his death but the humiliation of his body.
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The idea has weighed on Skola, but he also understands the role his music can play for his city as it grieves.
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As she grieves for her father and wonders where he went, she also contends with the usual early adolescent afflictions and anxieties.
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"It grieves me to learn that I caused any of my clerks to feel uncomfortable; this was never my intent," he said.
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"It grieves me," said Ed Stetzer, executive director of the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College, a prominent evangelical school in Illinois.
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Several of the town's men have been gathering in his patio since the attack, hoping to keep him company as he grieves.
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A judge says the death penalty is likely While the community grieves, the man accused of killing Dhaliwal made a court appearance Monday.
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Evadne Gray and her younger sister Dorina travel to London to stay with their uncle, Basil Hallward, who grieves for his deceased lover.
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It grieves Jesus, who asked His Father to make us one as the Father is one with the Son (John 17:20-21).
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"All life is precious and it grieves us to see it lost in the many ways it has been this week," Priebus added.
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New York grieves for those who were killed and prays for those who were injured in this heinous anti-Semitic attack in Pittsburgh.
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"When you look at how a culture grieves, you are looking at the core of that culture," Ms. Nicolaisen said at the Armory.
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When Paul commits suicide, Gina travels to Paris and grieves by hooking up with a sleazy bartender, Jérôme (also portrayed by Mr. Bonnard).
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" It adds: "While the family grieves for this loss of life and light, two of their children continue to recover at the hospital.
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Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto said in a statement following the not guilty verdict that he grieves with Antwon's loved ones and the community.
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But Shakespeare gave us Cordelia, too — King Lear's daughter, who grieves for her living father when she sees how diminished he has become.
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In Sweeney Todd, that's the cathartic "Epiphany," in which Todd simultaneously grieves his lost wife and daughter and hatches his murderous revenge plot.
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Germany has not entirely escaped this, but it has held on to more of the sorts of blue-collar jobs that America grieves for.
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So, as she grieves the loss of Amanda (Ella Rappich), she's also locked away from whatever comfort her parents and little sister could provide.
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By the third Glinka song, the poignant "Say Not That It Grieves the Heart," he seemed considerably freer, singing with warmth and dusky shadings.
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While Courtney's mother grieves in private, White is rallying the community, lest Courtney's killing go unnoticed by the media and the country at large.
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As the world grieves the loss of Luke Perry, his daughter Sophie is thanking her mother Minnie Sharp for holding the actor's family together.
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But a funereal gloom has descended on them: Michael grieves the death of his wife Kate and staggers in the melancholic, yet frenetic aftermath.
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Shigeru Iizuka, Ms. Taguchi's brother, said he grieves for the maternal love that the man he raised as his own son has never known.
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It profiles Laurin as she grieves the loss of her husband and learns how to let their young son, Danny, be who he is.
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It was reported Dave called Prince's death the "Black 9/11" at a show in San Francisco Friday ... saying it's important everyone grieves together.
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Netflix description: The de la Mora family grieves a loss while trying to recover sold businesses, plotting revenge and entangling themselves in romantic disasters.
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In absence of all the answers, the community grieves: for Jenna, an admired teacher who died, and for her family, forever altered by the violence.
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The other America grieves not only a political loss, but a social regression that it defines as an overt vote for racism, sexism and discrimination.
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"It's so hard — everyone grieves differently, and now they have all these ideas that grieving and talking about it make you feel better," she said.
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The charity hopes for all families to have the support they need to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies.
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When Roxy dies (the gay narrative is never without grief or struggle, after all), Catherine grieves her death and tells Nick about another lesbian lover.
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"It grieves me to learn that I caused any of my clerks to feel uncomfortable; this was never my intent," Kozinski said in a statement.
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"Today the nation grieves, but those of us who love Dallas and call it home have had five deaths in the family," Mr. Bush said.
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He is also the older relative who grieves over a child who died way too soon, for whom the loss is palpable and still fresh.
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Beyoncé grieves her broken marriage in 11 steps reminiscent of the Kübler-Ross model, moving from Intuition to Redemption and experiencing every possibility in between.
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Gregor grieves for her, but this does not prevent him from letting us know, in small ways, the difficulties her illness created for her sons.
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As the family grieves her loss, they must also decide the future of their struggling restaurant, which they have owned for more than 100 years.
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"David grieves over that a lot, and you can't say to him — you never want to say 'Son of Sam' in front of him," Tauriello says.
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"As the eldest of the siblings, it grieves me to think of the anguish it would have caused our parents if they were alive," he said.
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Risher left her emergency room chaplain job in Dallas this spring, finding its emotional demands to be too much as she grieves her mother, Ethel Lance.
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But I, along with everyone else who grieves for Hussain, have to wait for the outcome of the Menomonie Police Department investigation into this horrific incident.
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" Knoblach said she only sought her father's personal apology, adding, "While it grieves me that he's chosen to deny his actions, it does not surprise me.
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He still grieves the crash which took the lives of several of his friends who joined the 22-year-old singer on the twin-engine Cessna 402B.
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Mai Tran, an American of Vietnamese descent, grieves over the portrait of the late US senator during a memorial tribute at the US Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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And the Google Lunar X Prize, which started out with 32 teams and ended up with five, grieves many fallen soldiers—White Label Space, Europe, among them.
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Remember that everyone grieves differently Both leaders say it's important to not rush their congregation's healing -- to be patient with them, and sit with them when needed.
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"Our family grieves deeply with all other victims of this tragedy and asks for your prayers and privacy as we lay our beloved daughter to rest," they added.
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My heart grieves for the families of Kate Spade, Anthony Bourdain and Marco Antonio Muñoz, the Honduran man separated from his family who died in his holding cell.
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El Paso, Texas (CNN)Beto O'Rourke is skipping a planned trip to Iowa this weekend, as his hometown grieves after the mass shooting here, he told reporters Wednesday.
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Media, property and alcohol industries may feel the biggest pinch from a 30-day ban on "joyful events" as the county grieves over the death of its ninth monarch.
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"It grieves me that the consequences of a bitter and hurtful divorce have resulted in the ending of this unprecedented and beneficial opportunity to help many people," he wrote.
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Their statement continued: "Our family grieves deeply with all other victims of this tragedy and asks for your prayers and privacy as we lay our beloved daughter to rest."
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The Irish wake, rooted in Roman Catholic tradition, has a certain formula to it — a routine built into the muscle memory of how a family, and a place, grieves.
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As she grieves over Luke Perry's sudden death, Rosanna Arquette is remembering the Beverly Hills, 503 actor's 30-year friendship with her late sister, transgender activist and actress Alexis Arquette.
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And while the family grieves the loss of the Growing Pains star, they will get together on Saturday — a plan originally set in motion to celebrate Loring and Brennan's birthdays.
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The novel follows Chatterjee as she grieves the death of her son, a political Naxalite guerrilla who has been beaten to death in police custody, identified as corpse No. 1084.
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Gospel warmth textures his every yowl as he calls out the powermongers, honors the martyrs, grieves for the dying world, and tries to stay on good terms with his mom.
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"It's really hard to tell whether the language used is sexist or whether it's isolated examples that people are picking up on," Ms. Grieves said of the coverage so far.
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They include Jaeden Lieberher as Bill, the de facto leader who grieves his little brother's mysterious abduction; Sophia Lillis as Beverly, the group's only girl; and shy Ben (Jeremy Ray Taylor).
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Leagues are certainly smarter, in 2020, about considering the players' mental health and trying to help them cope in such dire circumstances, but everyone grieves differently — and there is no manual.
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Tara Joseph and Robert Grieves, the president and the chairman of the American business group, said they had planned to attend an annual ball put on by the chamber's Macau branch.
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The head of Thailand's royal advisory council will stand in as regent while the country grieves over King Bhumibol's death and awaits his son, Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, to formally succeed him.
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In "First Man," Ryan Gosling plays a young, ambitious Neil Armstrong as he works as a test pilot, grieves the loss of his 2-year-old daughter, and barely escapes death — twice.
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The issue was deferred in June, and Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer (R) said the council shouldn't make decisions as the community grieves, fearing it would cause polarization, The Virginian-Pilot noted.
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"The City of Richmond Hill feels the loss profoundly of these three sailors and grieves with the family and friends of the deceased," according to a post on the city's Facebook page.
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"We have learned that cemetery employees are in the habit of cooking on the premises during their lunch break and that grieves me greatly," mayor Giuseppe Carta said, according to The Local.
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Queen Anne is not without pathos — she didn't choose this role, is in poor health, and grieves her 17 lost pregnancies — but it would be a mistake to see her merely as pitiable.
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In one of the final scenes, a man grieves for his dead son in a makeshift clinic in Homs, staffed only by a veterinarian and devoid of all but the most rudimentary supplies.
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No Reservations passes the Bechdel Test in numerous scenes, from Kate's complaints about customers who aren't pleased with her cooking to bumps in the road as she raises and grieves alongside her niece.
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With Denton in custody, Nora escapes to the seaside town of Polperro, to a summer house she and Rachel once rented, where she grieves in earnest and scatters Rachel's ashes in the ocean.
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No Reservations passes the Bechdel Test in numerous scenes, from Kate's complaints about customers who aren't pleased with her cooking, to bumps in the road as she raises and grieves alongside her niece.
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The rape and killing of these nuns at the hands of American-trained soldiers grieves me still, and our support of the army with its death squads remains a stain on our freedoms.
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Of course, it's still a tragedy, and he still grieves, and there's still a lot there, but he definitely seems like he has the most closure and he's the most at peace with it.
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Ms. Hessney writes the "reveal" and Stat Nuggets with Erica Chauvet, a professor at Waynesburg University in Pennsylvania, and moderates online with Justin Grieves, a professor of mathematics and statistics at Charleston Southern University.
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"As our city grieves the senseless tragedy of the Pulse nightclub shooting, I hope sharing the results of this investigation helps the survivors and loved ones find some closure," Ayala said in a statement.
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" Trump praised first responders and offered comfort to residents who suffered losses in the storm, saying: "To the families who have lost loved ones, America grieves with you, and our hearts break for you.
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Sorrow and Scrutiny After a Teenager's Death at Football Practice While his Long Island community grieves, experts question the safety of a practice drill that led to the death of a high school student.
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"There's not a day that goes by where she doesn't care for, talk about, is happy about her children's lives before June 20, and grieves for her children," George Parnham told NBC News last year.
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As his family grieves the newly confirmed death of Jacob Wetterling, the Minnesota boy who was abducted nearly 27 years ago, his mother is finding strength by encouraging others to spread joy wherever they can.
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The former Bravo star went on to say that she mostly grieves for the couple's young children, admitting she is "broken" and "buried in despair" but would put on a brave face for their sake.
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The closest thing resembling a humane character is Goodman's Eli, who, aside from being awful to other pastors and his own children, does have a resonant and empathetic arc as he grieves his dead wife.
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"It grieves us to see the lands of indigenous peoples expropriated and their cultures trampled on by predatory schemes and by new forms of colonialism, fueled by the culture of waste and consumerism," Francis said.
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The mom of three went on to say that she mostly grieves for the couple's young children, admitting she is "broken" and "buried in despair" but would put on a brave face for their sake.
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As much as "Orange Julius" grieves a lost father, it also laments a relationship that might have been — between two people who didn't try hard enough to know one another, then ran out of time.
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President Donald Trump sought to offer comfort Wednesday to families who suffered losses in Hurricane Florence, declaring "America grieves for you" as he arrived in North Carolina to survey damage left by the powerful storm.
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"As our city grieves the senseless tragedy of the Pulse nightclub shooting, I hope sharing the results of this investigation help the survivors and loved ones find some closure," Ms. Ayala said in a statement.
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"It grieves us to see the lands of indigenous peoples expropriated and their cultures trampled on by predatory schemes and by new forms of colonialism, fueled by the culture of waste and consumerism," Francis said Friday.
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The king's son and designated heir, Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, is in line to become the next king but has asked that his formal ascension be delayed while he grieves with the people, the government has said.
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" He added, "Look, dealing with the loss of Beau, any parent listening who's lost a child, knows that you can't – it doesn't follow schedules of primaries and caucuses and contributors … everybody grieves at a different pace.
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Chairman Robert Grieves and President Tara Joseph were traveling to the former Portuguese colony of Macau for the annual AmCham Macau Ball and said authorities did not provide a reason for refusing to allow them entry.
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Midwood has plucked his favorite guitar off the wall and is gently strumming blues licks as he grieves what inner-city Austin—with its shining residential towers, high-end restaurants, and velvet rope clubs—has become.
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As Obdulia Sanchez sits in jail in connection with a July wreck that left her younger sister dead — an incident she live-streamed — her family grieves the loss of two children, the teen's defense attorney tells PEOPLE.
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He said in October, "Dealing with the loss of Beau, any parent listening who's lost a child, knows that you can't – it doesn't follow schedules of primaries and caucuses and contributors – everybody grieves at a different pace."
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The head of Thailand's royal advisory council will stand in as regent while the country grieves over the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej and awaits for his son to formally succeed him, the government said.
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Our family grieves, but we are proud that through his selfless action he, along with the other two men, has changed the world, when in the face of hate he did not hesitate to act with love.
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"It's perhaps unsurprising to see that women get far less airtime than men and that their physical appearance and personal lives are frequently mentioned," Sarah Grieves, language researcher at Cambridge University Press, said in the study's press release.
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T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) is ascending to the Wakandan throne after his father's death in Captain America: Civil War, and while he grieves, he must also fend off challengers and decide what kind of king he wants to be.
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" She wrote, "Our family grieves, but we are proud that through his selfless action he, along with the other two men, has changed the world, when in the face of hate he did not hesitate to act with love.
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As Roberta grieves the loss of her son, who died of brain cancer at the age of 81 on Saturday, a close McCain family friend told PEOPLE that she is a "very strong woman" who's retained her "spunky" spirit.
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As Roberta grieves the loss of her son, who died of brain cancer at the age of 81 on Saturday, a close McCain family friend tells PEOPLE that she is a "very strong woman" who's retained her "spunky" spirit.
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Reading from prepared remarks, Mr. Trump said that "all of America grieves" for those who have already lost their lives from Hurricane Irma, and he urged people in Florida to heed the directions offered by state and local authorities.
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Trump ordered flags to be flown at half-staff until sunset Monday, saying in a statement: "Our Nation grieves with those who have lost loved ones in the shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida."
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The government's announcement on Wednesday added to a question many are asking as France grieves for its national symbol - whether the familiar outline at the heart of the capital should be restored as it was or given a modern twist.
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As Cindy, who was on life support for 11 days, grieves for her husbands who she was married to for 24 years, Chris says she finds comfort in knowing they got to be together one last time before he died.
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While Céline Dion grieves the loss of both her husband, Réne Angélil, and brother, Daniel – both of whom died of cancer last week – she is taking solace in the love pouring in from friends, family and fans across the world.
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The 4,069 beads represent the 4,096 murdered and missing Indigenous women that Canada has on record — every one of them — though Luger also grieves for the missing queer and trans Indigenous family members who are not included in the data sets.
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"It grieves me for anyone who's part of this committee to slander you and be remorseless when they make slanderous comments about you or mean-spirited remarks about people in the admininistration who simply want to enforce the law," said Rep.
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And all the while, Shadow grieves his wife Laura (Emily Browning), and nurses the hot anger rising in him after finding out the car she died in crashed while she was giving her best friend's husband (Dane Cook) a blow job.
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He later ordered flags to be flown at half-staff until sunset Monday, saying in a statement: "Our Nation grieves with those who have lost loved ones in the shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. "
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After 218 Apparent Student Suicides, Parkland Grieves Again On Saturday, for the second time in a week, a young person who attended Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School during the mass shooting in February 260 was found dead in an apparent suicide.
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Doris grieves her mother, feels alienated from her brother, clings to female friendship, rejects change, embraces love, cops to loneliness, dredges up 50-year regrets, and goes through a rending character arc that would put most coming-of-age stories to shame.
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And as much as she grieves for the officers, she worries if anyone will still care about police reform, and about justice for Mr. Sterling's family, now that so much of the city's, and the nation's, attention is focused on the fallen officers.
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In your account, the man, despite his deficits and significant aphasia, also seems to have appropriate and coherent beliefs and desires: He knows he has a child, wants to see that child and grieves because that child has been kept from him.
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In the Metropolitan Opera's 2010 production, conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Mr. Furlanetto brought grave authority touched with unbearable anguish to the profound Act IV aria "Ella giammai m'amo," when Philip grieves over his loneliness as an unloved husband and as a king.
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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and comedian Billy Crystal were among those previously announced as participating in public events as the world grieves the loss of the boxer, showman and antiwar activist who captivated global attention in the 1960s and 1970s.
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"As the community of St. Paul's grieves the loss of this CarlEmilia, we continue to offer a radical welcome to all—regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation—and offer LGBTQ teens, adults, and their families and friends our deep affection and support," he said.
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Now, as she grieves, she is waiting to hear how much the Shanghai government will offer in compensation — but however much that is, she knows it will not be enough for her to be able to afford to live anywhere close to Lufeng Road.
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Read more:Rihanna slammed Trump's response to the El Paso mass shooting after 2 attacks in 24 hoursFunerals have begun for the 31 people killed in the Dayton and El Paso mass shootingsPhotos show El Paso and Dayton coming together to honor shooting victims as the country grieves
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Sarah Grieves, a researcher on the Cambridge team, said in an interview that the word "man" has generally been used roughly three times as much as the word "woman" in sports-related coverage, despite the fact that women make up some 45 percent of athletes competing.
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The government has opened the reconstruction of Notre-Dame to international architects, adding to a question many are asking as France grieves for its national symbol - whether the familiar outline at the heart of the capital should be restored as it was or given a modern twist.
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PENNSYLVANIA-SHOOTING-CHARLESTON Charleston church grieves synagogue massacre, angry at Trump rhetoric CHARLESTON, S.C., Oct 28 (Reuters) - Parishoners at the historic black Emanuel church in Charleston, South Carolina, on Sunday grieved this weekend's Pittsburgh synagogue massacre and recalled a 2015 mass shooting at their church, while chiding President Donald Trump's "rhetoric of hate".
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When the community grieves for the hard-working Robbins (the tenor Chauncey Packer), who has been killed in a brawl with the brutish stevedore — and Bess's bullying lover — Crown (the bass-baritone Alfred Walker in a menacing, formidable performance), the chorus sang the sad refrains of "Gone, Gone, Gone" with sighing lyricism and swelling fervor.
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Some of the show's most poignant moments are when its steeliest characters show their vulnerability, like when Emily feels her involvement with the DAR has been mocked by her husband, or when Taylor (Michael Winters), the town's overbearing selectman, grieves an electoral loss with only a can of whipped cream to cheer him up.
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"The Catholic Diocese of Dallas grieves with the communities of All Saints Catholic School in Dallas and John Paul II High School in Plano as we mourn the deaths of passengers Dylan and Alice Maritato, and their mother and stepfather, Ornella and Brian Ellard," Catholic Diocese of Dallas Bishop Edward J. Burns said in a statement.
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It can be a disorienting watch, but it's one of the most rewarding shows on TV. The dramedy's first season (which is streaming on Hulu) is a masterful slow burn that follows a down-and-out surfer dude named Shaun "Dud" Dudley as he recovers from a traumatic snake bite, grieves the death of his father, and deals with the foreclosure of his family's Long Beach pool shop.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-Okla.), have urged the president to scale back his combative tone amid the heightened fears of political violence and as the nation grieves over the deaths of 11 people.
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In one semester, I would witness Carrie Mae Weems take to task academic politics at Syracuse in numerous lectures in various departments, in which she gracefully defended ideas and concepts in her work; I would participate in her interviewing and questioning the inclusivity and diversity within the administration, curatorial staff, board and membership at the Museum of Modern Art; and I would witness Carrie Mae Weems speak with residents at the Southwest Community Center on the South Side of Syracuse about their public school education system and how the community grieves for the violent loss of black and Latino men.
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