All the years we'll spend grieving for our loved ones, we'll also be grieving for our own lives — our old lives.
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Our hearts are broken & grieving for the families impacted.
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Our hearts are broken & grieving for the families impacted.
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We're in a period of grieving for what was lost.
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He was grieving for a dead comrade; he was not wounded.
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I'm grieving for a future that I have to imagine for him.
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Anna Clyne wrote "Lavender Rain" as she was grieving for her mother.
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I mean, people are grieving for the loss of their loved ones.
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"Just think of yourself grieving for your grandmother or grandfather," says Bautista.
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I was just grieving for my dead father by desperately cutting up snowflakes.
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I cried for hours and hours and hours and was grieving for hours.
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The officials said the commando, who was arrested, had been grieving for Gen.
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The women's pain was universal: They were mothers grieving for their lost children.
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"AND IT WILL BECOME A DAY OF GRIEVING FOR ALL OF AMERICA #ThisIsUs."
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I carried mine with me, grieving for something I wanted but could not have.
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I'd say it's significantly, even mostly, grieving for the life you thought you'd have.
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The Lafayette community is grieving for those victims lost in the crash, Rawls said.
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If the days after still find us grieving for White, who stopped touring with the band about 20 years ago due to Parkinson's disease, it's because we're grieving for that long-ago sense of possibility and uplift Earth, Wind and Fire gave us.
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Here, Grande dives into the difficulty of grieving for Mac Miller while still dating Davidson.
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At 45, Shada Ali was left a widow grieving for her husband and young sons.
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"My client is grieving for the loss of this child," Ms. Caruana told Judge Farber.
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After this period of grieving for the historic structure, Macron called for action to rebuild.
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A third wept in the back of the room, quietly grieving for those around her.
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We're all grieving for the pins and needles we got about Malia Obama's college application process.
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I had already begun grieving for my father, whose heart had, in my mind, given out.
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His voice tightens, still grieving for his friends and for all that was taken from him.
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Tristan Wilds plays Chris, a heartbroken man grieving for his marriage in this original television film.
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I'm very excited to adopt one day, but having children is still something that I'm grieving for.
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These families are hurting, mystified by what happened and grieving for the absence of the young women.
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" "They tried to change who we are and after we have been grieving for those few days.
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But writing is a continued grieving for her, she said, so she's not sure she will succeed.
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Haley also didn't stop at simply accusing Democrats of grieving for Soleimani; she endorsed Trump's reckless attack.
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"People want to put a timetable on grieving, for you to be 'over it,' " the mother said.
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"The football team and all of the people that are associated with the football program obviously are grieving for the young lady — and they are also grieving for the young man because of his actions," A. Dean Speicher, the superintendent for the Mishawaka school district, told the television station.
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It was on top of grief, I was grieving for my mother still, but it was something else.
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And once again y'all, we're grieving for more kids who were killed for absolutely no reason at all.
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New attention is being paid to the role of food and cooking in grieving for a lost partner.
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Pure-O is the feeling of grieving for somebody almost daily even if they are safe and well.
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The older woman reveals how deeply she's grieving for "Alison," whose future she had imagined since birth. Mrs.
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Meanwhile, people around the Kansas community where the sisters live are grieving for the Schwabs, Ratliff tells PEOPLE.
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I know that he thought about me thinking about him, that he grieved for me grieving for him.
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Information ministry spokesman Chatchai Khunpitiluck said some content hurt the feelings of people grieving for the revered king.
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Betty Shelby's mother-in-law, Lois Shelby, said the officer is grieving for Crutcher's family and isn't prejudiced.
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"I didn't want them to suffer for me; I wanted them to stop grieving for me," she says.
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She is lonely and grieving for her best friend, who killed herself; her family is chilly and reticent.
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You're grieving for the child that you hoped you'd have instead of which you've got this other child.
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Vanessa wrote that she and her girls were also grieving for the others who died in the accident.
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Director Ari Aster's feature debut sidles so slyly up to its nightmarish premise that for long stretches all you know is that something is going slowly and terribly wrong for the family at its center — a family grieving for, or at least making gestures toward grieving for, its difficult, late matriarch.
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It's really a common feeling when your friend is grieving for someone which is why I (produced) these songs.
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Unbelieving fans have been grieving for weeks, while tickets to the performance have climbed to $20,000 each on StubHub.
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This soldier, grieving for a comrade who had died at the hospital, writhed on the ground, shouting and kicking.
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Atmos was asked to provide counseling, especially to the children in the community grieving for the loss of Linda Rogers.
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The First Lady and I join all Americans in praying and grieving for the victims, their families, and the survivors.
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If you want to talk, you can usually find someone else on Facebook who's also grieving for that same person.
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"We are grieving for the loss of our loved one," they said through a family spokesperson, the Ozark County Times reports.
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Recovering from spine and shoulder fractures in the hospital, Ana was grieving for not only her husband, but their future children.
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He's grieving for himself, for the loss of having a little girl to dress up like his living, incestuous sex doll.
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She had trouble sleeping and spent her rare moments of lucidity grieving for the burden she had placed on her family.
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Besides grieving for his daughter, Altheimer is also worried about his grandson, who discovered his mother's body, the Sun-Sentinel reports.
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"We are grieving for lost colleagues, classmates, teachers, and mentors, as well as loved ones, family, friends and roommates," he said.
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"We are grieving for lost colleagues, classmates, teachers, and mentors, as well as loved ones, family, friends, and roommates," Turpin said.
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Afterwards, some said the service meant they could now shift focus from grieving for the dead to caring for the living.
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And as the holidays approach, it's also a time of grieving for so many across the country who are missing loved ones.
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"We are grieving for them and want to thank them for raising a son who gave his life for others," Dave said.
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Later, grieving for her hopes of a reunion, she signed up for one of the monthly family visits allowed on Hart Island.
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Representative Matt Gaetz, whose congressional district includes Navarre, said the entire community was grieving for Mr. DeMorgan, whom he called a hero.
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"We are all grieving for Chris and the focus should be on him and his family and not on the Chief's agenda."
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Calle challenges the idea that "we seem ridiculous" when we grieve for our pets in a way that's similar to grieving for humans.
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A mood of mournful ennui prevails, as if the film itself were grieving for real lives lost to Second Life's beguiling lotus land.
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People are grieving for a much-admired man, for too many lives cut short, for promise snuffed out, and for families in pain.
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"[His family is] concerned and they are grieving for everybody that has had any loss there and sending their prayers to everybody," Antonella said.
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The president will be in the city for a familiar ritual: meeting dozens of Americans grieving for loved ones murdered in a mass shooting.
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These are the former glories of the house although I like their fall and brokenness much more than grieving for a time I missed.
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Like so many others, I was dazed with despair, grieving for our lost future and fearful of how Trump would undo our civil liberties.
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In an email to The New York Times, Mr. Soros said he was grieving for the victims of the Pittsburgh shooting and their families.
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So Harry is grieving for that bizarre condition of how we think we can make death something calming, but in the moment, we're terrified.
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Right now we are hurting, angry and grieving for people we do not know but with whom we shared a collective love of music.
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City: We're not liable for former inmate's actions In a statement released by its attorney, the city said it is grieving for the Steinle family.
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And we broke for lunch, and I wept in my trailer from shame and guilt for not grieving for those two families and their loss.
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Mr. Trump said the legislation being considered in Congress would honor Americans grieving for loved ones killed by immigrants who had been deported multiple times.
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On Friday, funeral services for Larry Stack at a church on Long Island provided some closure for a family that has been grieving for 15 years.
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Covid-19 will eventually become something we can handle, even if it leaves behind families grieving for their loved ones and a badly damaged global economy.
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We are grieving for the loss of young life and its infinite possibilities and we pray for the family, friends and students most affected by this tragedy.
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"All the mourning and grieving for the southern residents is very cathartic, but it's devoid of all meaning unless we turn it into immediate action," Genovali said.
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"A Life," by Nick Payne , with Gyllenhaal as a man grieving for his father as he expects his first child, is similarly, if slightly more inventively, built.
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Carlos Daka, who also mines in the shaft but was not working on the fateful night, said he considered himself lucky but was grieving for his colleagues.
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Adults want a tormented Wonder Woman grieving for fallen comrades, not a cheerful Wonder Woman using her magic lasso to make dignified Amazon doctors stand on their heads.
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This grim event has been widely viewed as a show of intense grieving for the loss of a young calf, perpetuating an unsettling trend for these troubled animals.
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Written almost entirely in dialogue, this semi-historical novel is about President Lincoln grieving for his son Willie, who died during the first year of the Civil War.
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That's my deepest group, the group I feel most rooted in: the ones who insist that all of us are human today, grieving for those we've just lost.
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"The first lady and I join all Americans in praying and grieving for the victims, their families, and the survivors," President Trump said in the aftermath of these tragedies.
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On November 16, 2017, Kristallo was grieving for the rapper Lil Peep, who had died the previous day from an overdose of Xanax and the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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"The First Lady and I are grieving for the loss of life in today's shooting in Harford County, and praying that those who were injured fully recover," he said.
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But she also subtly conveys the wells of emotion bubbling within a teen girl grieving for her mother but whose father won't make room for her to express it.
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The vigil brought LGBTQ Brazilians together in solidarity with the global LGBTQ community, part of many international vigils that marked a time of mass grieving for queer people around the world.
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" The superstar wrote a song about the period of her life when she was grieving for Miller while still engaged to Davidson, an emotional ballad called "Ghostin" that sampled Miller's song "2009.
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"While some people may not understand the depth of feeling you had for your pet, you should never feel guilty or ashamed about grieving for an animal friend," the RSPCA website says.
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Bryant said the family is "completely devastated" by the loss of their loved ones, and that they are also grieving for the families of the seven other people killed in the crash.
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Tonight in Oakland, and I expect for a long time to come, we will be saying the names of those we lost in the fire and grieving for what will never be.
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On that level, the brain of someone whose team has just lost the Super Bowl is indistinguishable from the brain of someone who is grieving for the death of a loved one.
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Here's what you need to know: • Rights advocates around the world are grieving for Liu Xiaobo, China's most prominent political prisoner and a Nobel Peace laureate who died of cancer at 210.
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That's not all the protagonist is grappling with; she's grieving for her best friend and brother's wife, Brynn, who left him, but who was secretly sleeping with Jessa-Lynn, starting in high school.
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Set in Germany and France in the immediate aftermath of World War I, the film follows Anna (Paula Beer), a German woman grieving for her late fiancé, Frantz, who died in the trenches.
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We might wonder why, exactly, a dragon would want to melt the Iron Throne, but it's a bold, striking image — and the moments around it, with Drogon grieving for Daenery's death, are genuinely moving.
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Christina Fay, board director of Lambeth House, said in a statement to CNN last week that the staff and community was devastated and grieving for the families of those who died at the facility.
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She talked about grieving for her sister, who died at age six from meningitis, and the unwavering compassion it takes to come out of tragedy — not just for herself, but for all of America.
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Like so many others, Randy Lowe and Joshua Melendez have been grieving for the victims of the Orlando massacre, including two close friends who were among the 49 killed in the June 12 mass shooting.
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A'ja Wilson was and is South Carolina, and did her grieving for the loss immediately, in public view, sobbing into a towel as the final seconds ticked down, getting hugs from Staley and Auriemma alike.
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It appears to compare a Polish government delegation with a Russian motorcycle gang, a man grieving for his twin to a group commemorating a decades-old military triumph and a tragic accident to Nazi terror.
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Ms. Andersson's last films were "The Frost," a 2009 drama about a couple grieving for their son, and "Arn: The Knight Templar" (2010), originally a mini-series, in which she played an evil mother superior.
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"I'm a Texas girl and my home state has had so much heartbreak over this past year, and once again, y'all, we're grieving for kids who have died for just no reason at all," she said.
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In mere hours, the carnage left the country with a wrenching shift: from grieving the latest black victims of police shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana to grieving for the police officers slain so viciously in Dallas.
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I spent a few days "grieving" for my unborn child, and then, after thinking my options over, I decided to let my body miscarry naturally, a process that can take a few weeks, depending on the circumstances.
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Because we don't know we're grieving for ourselves as well as our loved ones, we can't get to the source of our grief, and it comes to seem bottomless, as if the world were made of grief.
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"We were shocked and saddened by the violence in Texas last Sunday, and we join the world in grieving for the families and community that lost so many loved ones," Apple said in a statement released this week.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art related to death in the United States evolved from European influences in the colonial era to a distinct language of mourning, guided by widespread grieving for public figures like the country's presidents.
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But then here we are again -- mothers, daughters and friends, every day, it seems, publicly grieving for lost loved ones, protesting angrily that our #BlackLivesMatter, witnessing our sisters being brutalized and sometimes killed by police, or by other angry men.
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This is old York grieving for New York: the imagination, freed from the constraints of the body and history, is a country bumpkin, the subject of a lord or duke whose death liberates it but deprives it of its function.
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"The outpouring of grief over David's passing has helped me tremendously, though sometimes I've been at odds with it, too: Universal grieving for your life partner can also keenly deepen your own sense of all that you've lost," she wrote for Vogue.
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On the day I visited the Ascend high school in Brownsville, a number of 10th graders were grieving for a former student, 15-year-old Rohan Levy, who had been shot to death on a street in East Flatbush not long before.
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"The outpouring of grief over David's passing has helped me tremendously, though sometimes I've been at odds with it, too: Universal grieving for your life partner can also keenly deepen your own sense of all that you've lost," she wrote for Vogue in 2017.
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The "American Idol" star said that "once again" the nation is "grieving for more kids that have died for just an absolute no reason at all" and said producers of the show asked her to prepare a "moment of silence" for those who were killed.
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About a year and a half ago, she decided to write a novel about a woman who is grieving for a friend who killed himself, a subject she was drawn to because so many people she knew seemed to be contemplating or discussing suicide.
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Clark Gable, still grieving for his recently deceased wife, Carole Lombard, spent much of July 4, 1942, "strolling disconsolately along the north shore of Lake Michigan" (he was in Chicago, so that actually would be the southwest shore, if we care about the facts).
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"I have always felt great sadness because there is not a place where we can express our grieving for Liu Xiaobo," Wu'er Kaixi, founder of Friends of Liu Xiaobo, a United States-registered nonprofit, said at a news conference at the Taipei City Council.
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"In many ways, the grief is twofold," said Dr. Kathleen R. Gilbert, author of "Dying, Death, and Grief in an Online Universe," because a person isn't only grieving their loss, they're also grieving for the loss of support they had hoped they would receive from other people.
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The 70-year-old former editor, who is retired and lives in Florida, has spent the last 24 hours fielding phone calls from journalists across the country, grieving for former colleagues, and feeling proud of the young reporters he never knew who have continued to do their jobs amid the tragedy.
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" The popstar's team is currently assessing whether or not to continue her Dangerous Woman Tour following the attack that left 22 dead, but, "as of right now, the tour is not canceled," a source close to the situation tells EW. "Right now, the focus is on the victims and grieving for them.
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Although he begins keeping the diaries almost as a process of grieving for the sighted life that he's leaving behind, the transformation that he goes on across that three year period and the eventual resolution he makes to no longer live in the nostalgia of the visual world, but to live in what he called "the reality of blindness," was something that needed a longer treatment.
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The FBI Can&apost Decrypt the Texas Shooter&aposs PhoneThe Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed today that it has been unable to decrypt a phone…Read more ReadAn Apple spokesperson said in a statement that the company contacted the FBI immediately after the press conference: We were shocked and saddened by the violence in Texas last Sunday, and we join the world in grieving for the families and community that lost so many loved ones.
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Related Stories: Trump turns day of grieving for shooting victims into day of grievances Feds: North Korea used front company to earn millions to pay for nukes Bodies found in manhunt believed to be of Canadian teens suspected in killing spree The long-planned raids unfolded as President Donald Trump traveled to El Paso, Texas, where 22 people were killed Saturday — allegedly by a man linked to an online screed about the "invasion" of Hispanic immigrants.
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