The results are harrowing but tender — much more tender than harrowing.
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The Revenant The Revenant is an intense, harrowing movie about one man's intense, harrowing quest for revenge.
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I'm not sure the best tonic in harrowing times is similarly harrowing prose — where, then, is the transformation?
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Harrowing testimony The trial brought to light the final harrowing night of the two well-known Boston anesthesiologists.
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Reading the headline, I thought it would be one of the usual write-ups narrating the harrowing escape from an equally harrowing life in the north.
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Some — a lot — of their stories were harrowing.
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Euripides didn't even give the boys names — never mind words to speak — in his archetypal play, one of the most harrowing examples of the ever-harrowing form of Greek tragedy.
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" Said Mr. Nolan, "It's just harrowing to read it.
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The harrowing Hulu drama is nominated for eight Emmys total.
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The groom's brother told Anadolu Post, about the harrowing scene.
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Stories of harrowing rescues have made headlines in recent months.
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Her harrowing experiences have made her a capable, compassionate leader.
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The image shows a heartbreaking end to a harrowing journey.
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They include small children who've made the harrowing journey north.
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The stories they tell are harrowing, but starkly human. —K.
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The stories of the child brides are harrowing and heartbreaking.
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The experience is in part harrowing, and also frankly sublime.
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But what does this harrowing, oppressive drama really bring us?
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She confessed the harrowing experience amid Harvey Weinstein's continuing fallout.
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Here it takes a good, often harrowing, couple of hours.
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The vibe is jovial, but many have harrowing personal stories.
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Ngoc Lan was the only survivor of the harrowing journey.
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But her road to success has been a harrowing one.
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Even fifteen years later, Allied Assault's Normandy mission is harrowing.
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Yet even that is a harrowing experience for all involved.
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Swatting is harrowing for the victim and can turn deadly.
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She later recalled the harrowing ordeal for the KUWTK cameras.
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Anyway, here are some other harrowing tales of internet deflowering.
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That's a truly harrowing thought for people with severe allergies.
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The rest, however, had stories just as harrowing as Jordan's.
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And for survivors, living with the aftereffects can be harrowing.
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The emerging details of the case made for harrowing reading.
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You see the struggle, the missteps and the harrowing transitions.
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The refugees' have given harrowing accounts of rape and murder.
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Here she takes on another harrowing story of a child.
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Congrats on surviving your harrowing journey amongst the Kleenex, Chanel.
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Hamrouni rubs her eyes, wearied by reliving the harrowing events.
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This makes the film's harrowing action all the more believable.
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Workers are typically paid off the books for harrowing hours.
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The harrowing conclusion to her mother's life undercut Chicken's resolve.
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Survivors have detailed harrowing accounts of violence in their villages.
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His powerful score reveals the harrowing absurdity of the situation.
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With that kind of harrowing childhood, she had to be.
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It capped a round that began with a harrowing bogey.
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The technology's use in South Africa recalls a harrowing past.
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But the tempestuous relationships and emotional outrages are harrowing, too.
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Videos shared on social media showed the harrowing evacuation journey.
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Snap had a comeback in 22 following a harrowing 22019.
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The 15 minutes before a job interview can be harrowing.
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It's a harrowing portrayal of death that lingers long after.
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There was a mix of harrowing reasons behind their exodus.
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Picking your snacks can be a tempting and harrowing experience.
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"It's a really harrowing experience he's had to go through."
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Meantime, survivors are telling harrowing stories of destruction and devastation.
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On the stand, the first witness told a harrowing story.
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This family's harrowing story is far from an isolated case.
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Di Suvero's journey to art has had its harrowing moments.
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"The scene was not simply ugly but harrowing," she said.
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Eyewitnesses tell harrowing stories of people being senselessly hacked to death.
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This series, executive produced by Jay Z, promises to be harrowing.
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This series, executive produced by Jay Z, promises to be harrowing.
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Some area residents described a harrowing retreat as the storm hit.
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Chicago-area resident Jesus Pintado captured the harrowing moment on video.
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In drought-stricken California, that number is all the more harrowing.
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But these guys had been through a lot of harrowing moments.
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Still, though, there was something a little harrowing about this week.
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Of their harrowing experience, Sullivan added, "It was really a miracle."
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Her view out of the car window was even more harrowing.
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"My harrowing drive evacuating #ymm praying for my friends," Stuffco tweeted.
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The prospect of such a man threatening Los Angeles is harrowing.
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Kauffman recounted his harrowing tale at a news conference last week.
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But first, it must survive a harrowing descent to the ground.
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The last several months have been harrowing, but Yusaf isn't bitter.
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After filming particularly harrowing scenes from the upcoming psychological thriller Mother!
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But for individuals with autism, it can be a harrowing experience.
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He always brings a buddy; it's too harrowing to face alone.
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Once they've selected a spot, though, things get even more harrowing.
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Working in live television has to be pretty harrowing at times.
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A passenger named Marty Martinez documents the harrowing ordeal on Facebook.
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The numbers regarding addiction in the US, and worldwide, are harrowing.
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What follows is a harrowing tale of hubris and utter degradation.
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Preparing for the Olympics has always been a harrowing logistical feat.
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The whole country has come out of a very harrowing period.
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Put Clementine into another harrowing situation, have everyone die—rinse, repeat.
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The image both Goulding and McDonnell shared on Instagram is harrowing.
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Harrowing accounts of suffering and survival surfaced in the ensuing months.
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It's a harrowing video, but luckily one with a happy ending.
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This is the first birthday she's celebrating since her harrowing ordeal.
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"Storks" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for mildly harrowing moments.
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It pivots quickly from innocence to experience, and it is harrowing.
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Here are 9 examples of harrowing corporate bankruptcies throughout world history.
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The film takes place over one harrowing night in a seedy
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Elton John is on the mend after a harrowing medical scare.
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He first had it during an especially cold and harrowing Christmas.
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Perhaps this is what makes the movie's final scene so harrowing.
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Among the harrowing details, there was one lighthearted bit of information.
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"I Was a Spy!" told of harrowing missions and narrow escapes.
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Joyous in its particulars, the collection knows a harrowing is coming.
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Spawning without weapons created a strangely harrowing World War I experience.
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"The Sparsholt Affair" may be his most harrowing damage report yet.
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In one of the more harrowing episodes, a man waved a .
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EDs are agonizing, painfully dull, and harrowing in their precarious mundanity.
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Survivors gave harrowing testimony about their night of terror and escape.
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Although some accounts are harrowing, the exhibition conveys an urgent message.
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It's a harrowing tale about how media transformation creates global vulnerabilities.
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Mr. Dana made harrowing and concrete the challenges that Army Maj.
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All of these tactics were put to work that harrowing day.
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Why would Offred turn to such harrowing times at this moment?
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I imagined the harrowing scene as if unspooling in a film.
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Nasima's memories of that day are harrowing, yet common among Afghans.
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Riding a Gen 2 Lime scooter was a somewhat harrowing experience.
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The book, too, vividly illustrates the sometimes harrowing consequences of concussions.
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Najem's videos, posted to his YouTube page, were stark and harrowing.
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Deaf Republic is harrowing and damning, if we dare to listen.
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Officials across the Midwest told of harrowing rescues and perilous situations.
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The star and his friends offer harrowing accounts of improbable rescues.
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The result was a performance more politely eerie than properly harrowing.
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But such a harrowing incident isn't a prerequisite for being discreet.
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Daniela's story of survival is as extraordinary as it is harrowing.
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But it has been a harrowing week in Virginia politics nonetheless.
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Most people with Guillain-Barré recover, but their struggle is often harrowing.
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Cayne has a great deal of empathy for Kardashian West's harrowing experience.
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It seems like it was a harrowing ordeal, to say the least.
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Here's what Arya's harrowing journey through the streets of King's Landing meant.
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"It's a completely harrowing situation ... as people are still cognizant," Ramsey said.
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Newton revealed that, though harrowing, the incident taught her several valuable lessons.
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And he is conducting this harrowing journey in a tiny, homemade submersible.
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In these harrowing times, the role of the artist becomes imminently political.
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He credits his newfound faith in helping him through the harrowing ordeal.
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Despite the harrowing experience, Raak knows it could have been much worse.
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Despite the harrowing ordeal, Prudenciano still planned to spend time in nature.
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With harrowing honesty, the campaign celebrates resilience in the face of trauma.
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There had been no harrowing videos or fantastical demands from their captors.
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By the way, the pictures of the Carr fire are just harrowing.
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But her sickle-cell disease led to to harrowing post-birth complications.
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Each domain is harrowing and unforgiving, and food is in short supply.
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The following are some of the harrowing scenes caused by Hurricane Michael.
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Above: Harrowing video as Michael Luciano narrowly escapes the flames (profanity warning).
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A harrowing new series by photographer Nick Brandt makes this transformation visceral.
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The story follows the harrowing tale of war from a child's perspective.
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He also opened up about some of his most harrowing rescue missions.
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Thurman's recollections are harrowing and the gaps in her memory entirely understandable.
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Debt market routs can be a harrowing experience for any developing country.
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A woman rejoices aboard the Responder, rescued from a harrowing nighttime crossing.
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But for some mothers, birth is a harrowing, life-or-death experience.
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Preoccupations For all their grandeur and euphoria, graduation ceremonies can be harrowing.
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But some of them survived, and endured harrowing journeys to get help.
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He is prone to harrowing anxiety, which Haslett renders with manic urgency.
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The Washington Post has harrowing video of two men escaping the fire.
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How did we as a nation ever get to this harrowing point?
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Failing to do so will only make your holiday shopping more harrowing.
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A harrowing choice Many thus far have opted to be deported alone.
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The 1838 sale is the most harrowing story I tell the seminarians.
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Many other drivers speaking to Business Insider have outlined similarly harrowing incidents.
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Witnesses described harrowing moments after the fire broke out on Friday afternoon.
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Klaus Kleinfeld, the head of Arconic, had had an especially harrowing experience.
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Harrowing tales of close calls and fiery escapes were shared by survivors.
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The Washington Post has harrowing video of two men escaping the fire.
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During the videos they also described the harrowing nature of their imprisonment.
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So yeah, it's as harrowing in content as it is in form.
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They cover a lot of ground, it's all harrowing, and all healing.
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Consider the recent, harrowing report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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Our reporters reconstructed the harrowing story of five who never made it.
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It's a harrowing role that shows a different side of the actor.
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These 360-degree shots (which are not embeddable) are harrowing and upsetting.
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According to the YouTube description, the harrowing rescue took place on Sept.
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That includes a harrowing, Oscar-nominated documentary about the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Similarly, nothing is more harrowing than confronting your own secrets and desires.
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What follows is nearly two harrowing minutes of his firing on worshipers.
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That trip will be more harrowing — a simulated malfunction of the rocket.
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The oral accounts also include harrowing details, absent from the written record.
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Americans are hearing harrowing stories of children being taken from their parents.
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The process of seeking an abortion through the government system was harrowing.
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The tenor Rinde Eckert gave a harrowing portrayal of Thompson on Wednesday.
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It's a harrowing but elegantly wrought exploration of trauma and autonomy. —A.
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After a harrowing 973-mile journey, the family found sanctuary in Kazakhstan.
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Even if the circumstances are harrowing, lie back and try to relax.
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Now, she's ready to talk about her harrowing experience with the world.
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I did it in "Men We Reaped," and that was harrowing enough.
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What follows is Effie's harrowing journey of abuse and her parents' heartbreak.
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Here, Osborne describes the harrowing scene and shares pictures from this experience.
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The following are just some of the harrowing scenes residents now face.
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But, some experts told me, the aftermath would prove even more harrowing.
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In health, reporting on his periods of madness, he could be harrowing.
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Without showiness, Schiff's poems investigate the reality of their own harrowing visions.
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Once in court, Laura struggles with a series of increasingly harrowing pitfalls.
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And to pull it off, its stars went through a harrowing ordeal.
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From 1994 to 2011, Goodman painted a series of harrowing self-portraits.
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Eternally obligatory, it can be, depending on the year, festive or harrowing.
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It's harrowing to watch this woman gobble an obscene amount of mayonnaise.
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The harrowing details highlighted the importance of the ambassador's work in Ukraine.
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The odyssey, as the photos so viscerally show, was harrowing and exhausting.
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And thus began a harrowing two-year odyssey in the guardianship system.
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In one harrowing scene, Chandler is shown clutching a bag of groceries.
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Seeing it through the eyes of Simon is a truly harrowing watch.
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They're obviously harrowing and upsetting, and you're directing something that happened to you.
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The suspects traded more than 60 shots with police during the harrowing pursuit.
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In an interview with Inside Edition, Mackenzie Miller detailed her harrowing June flight.
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The harrowing experience inspired her to become an outspoken advocate for maternal healthcare.
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The woman, identified only as Mia, made harrowing allegations against the NFL star.
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There is no hit song more slyly and delicately harrowing than this one.
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Jonathan's journey is at times hilarious, at times harrowing--and always refreshingly honest.
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The harrowing movie will be turned into a full-length film by A24.
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National news media reported on the concerns, casting them in a harrowing light.
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Though she has a history of depression, Armstrong's harrowing crisis began in 2015.
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Those first few weeks were harrowing and I wanted to think about it.
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But he lived to recount the harrowing experience to his son, Atsushi Okudera.
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It is harrowing work, and I don't always feel equal to the task.
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The story of Millie Calhoun isn't a celebration of a harrowing town legend.
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But as soon as you begin to quantify the damage, it's pretty harrowing.
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After their harrowing day, Roxy and Daisy are now back to full health.
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This harrowing reality, she explained, rips young girls of their childhood and innocence.
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These harrowing memories will be brought to life once again in her book.
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I have heard many harrowing and heartbreaking stories from women just like Brittany.
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The somewhat harrowing snaps have been digitally warped to create something pretty unforgettable.
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Called "Head Over Heels," the poem speaks to the crisis's latest harrowing milestone.
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Most, including Mr Chapman, defected from the communist island, often in harrowing circumstances.
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It is also true, which makes it all the more harrowing to watch.
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Two days after hearing his daughter's harrowing experience, Catlin filed a formal complaint.
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It's goofy stuff, but harrowing in execution, otherworldly and crushing all at once.
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The harrowing thing about this recording isn't just the personal and material loss.
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There are other, equally harrowing stories of breadstick thievery buried in the thread.
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The release also includes a harrowing industrial remix from British underground favorite Blawan.
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Both sides relive the harrowing day through agonizing testimony from survivors and families.
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A passenger's death A flight attendant discovered the harrowing scene in Row 14.
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Immelt recalled the harrowing experience of leading GE through the 2008 financial crisis.
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A week after her harrowing escape, she gave birth to their third child.
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Overall, it's a harrowing visual and sonic experience, but definitely one worth experiencing.
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Choosing one, he prods a clearly suffering woman to share her harrowing story.
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It's a pretty harrowing time to live in, but what do you do?
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The following are just some of the harrowing scenes from these catastrophic wildfires.
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Like these earlier explorers of perdition, Peterson found wisdom through his harrowing trek.
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Pregnant woman flees on bike Evacuees who escaped oncoming flames described harrowing ordeals.
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After this harrowing incident, Jean gifts herself the rare luxury of free expression.
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Chinese state media have reported harrowing tales of the victims of such scams.
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That stoked fears of another harrowing chapter of the US-China trade war.
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Many have provided harrowing testimonies of executions and rapes by Myanmar security forces.
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That's about as much comfort as arrives in this harrowing, sometimes despairing book.
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Ms. Tynan gives a harrowing account of a daughter born three months premature.
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Harrowing stories of escapes and close calls are trickling out of the region.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)It's hard to describe the harrowing experience that followed.
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Mr. Zheng, 21970, is one of the aging custodians of their harrowing stories.
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The familiarity of this harrowing routine was a siren song calling me back.
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Other times it is harrowing labor that feels like the opposite of freedom.
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The last player standing, 5PLUS50K12, was awarded $20,000 dollars after this harrowing ordeal.
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For young Filipinos, living alongside the specter of HIV is a harrowing experience.
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And a harrowing sequence near the end of the film took a toll.
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What results is one of the most harrowing episodes of the entire series.
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But it was the so-called minor tests that were the most harrowing.
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There are people who lived to tell of harrowing Moscow real estate transactions.
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But I hadn't imagined the harrowing reality that would make these clichés possible.
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This mark of a human presence, in the otherwise deserted photographs, is harrowing.
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But he clandestinely took other ones, too, such as harrowing images of deportation.
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But what happened to those whose harrowing accounts invigorated the global #MeToo movement?
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But accompanying the men on their gruesome rescue missions took a harrowing toll.
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It takes courage to be loved, and there's always something harrowing about it.
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Many were interrogated over the years, and some had harrowing tales to tell.
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Sabrina Greenlee is getting candid about the harrowing attack that changed her life.
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But I can't forget that experience or the equally harrowing one in 2008.
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He also tried to fit his harrowing experience into a broader, global context.
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It's a harrowing story, and something I hope people in Menlo Park, Calif.
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In one particularly harrowing sequence, an evacuation is attempted using a scenic elevator.
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Today's narratives are frequently more harrowing, reflecting the many splinters in Europe's history.
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For years, Giuffre told her harrowing story to authorities, but justice remained elusive.
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But harrowing conditions for firefighters, of course, did not end with the attacks.
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But harrowing conditions for firefighters, of course, did not end with the attacks.
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As in the first title, this level of harrowing realism is on purpose.
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It's not an ode to best girl friendship, but a harrowing survival tale.
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Taking the stand was one of the most harrowing experiences of my life.
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What follows is a harrowing nearly two minutes of his firing on worshipers.
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Were you intending for the release to feel as harrowing as it does?
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Harrowing documentaries are a staple of art house cinemas and streaming services these days, and yet no other harrowing documentary in recent memory has captured the tragic urgency of the battle against ISIS as filmmaker Matthew Heineman's City of Ghosts.
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So far, over 40 women have come forward with a harrowing story about Weinstein.
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Her death prompted a deep, harrowing depression that shadowed Fichon for nearly a decade.
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Yousafzai commemorated the achievement, and reflected on the harrowing day in 2012 on Twitter.
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The raids were particularly harrowing for Greene, whose siblings help her run the ACC.
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After two harrowing losses for the Cards, Thanksgiving play returned permanently to the Cowboys.
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The details of the case, as outlined by the BBC, make for harrowing reading.
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A yellow Labrador named Raider sat beside them as they told their harrowing stories.
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Overall, the documentary offers a range of tones, from the harrowing to the playful.
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After a harrowing training period, she emerges as one of the agency's top recruits.
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James lost her baby but lived to tell the tale after a harrowing ordeal.
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One describes her harrowing time as a toddler on the streets of New Delhi.
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She'd sent Stormy on harrowing adventures there, recounted them at night to her mother.
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Why not use it to turn your selfies into harrowing but artistic portraits instead?
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The movie, which Woodley also produced, tells a harrowing tale of survival at sea.
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Then, accusations were documented in harrowing detail in the Lifetime miniseries, Surviving R. Kelly.
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So moments like these, when you're bored and ruminating, are often the most harrowing.
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"Orange Is the New Black" is packed with harrowing flashbacks, shocking crimes, and tension.
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Since Conley's harrowing experience in 2004, the gay conversion therapy landscape has changed slightly.
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Scott Hamilton is talking about the harrowing health scares that changed his life forever.
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I'd like to know his plan to try to curb the really harrowing statistics.
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There's a harrowing moment when Tormund gets dragged toward a hole in the ice.
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The former PEOPLE reporter's harrowing account made national news when it broke last week.
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Bambi Tran, a Navy Survival School Instructor from Massachusetts, went through the harrowing experience.
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The 71-page report describes harrowing accounts of torture carried out by state agents.
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It's been quite the harrowing year for Jimmy Kimmel — but things are looking up.
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These two incidents, as harrowing as they are, do not yet constitute a trend.
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Jason Doucette said in an email to CBC News, who reported the harrowing story.
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Throughout the harrowing health battle, Kevin Sr. leaned on the support of his family.
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And in light such harrowing accounts from two of his children, how can anyone?
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Still, there's something about it that seems to acknowledge the harrowing state of things.
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Moore said she had heard "harrowing" stories of reproductive coercion from India to Zambia.
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When she reveals her half-swollen face on "Bugs Life," the image is harrowing.
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For the most part, this sounds like a harrowing piece of someone's personal history.
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Maybe it's because he's coming off the most harrowing four years of his life.
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The stories coming from the border over the past few weeks have been harrowing.
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Though he's just survived a harrowing experience, Collinson is making the best of it.
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She spoke with Refinery29 about her harrowing experience and what's next at the station.
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It was after a bone-marrow transplant and a harrowing month with viral meningitis.
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Maybe we don't need to revisit Thelma's past, harrowing though it proves to be.
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Even waiting for a court date is becoming more harrowing for many asylum seekers.
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Residents of Northern California wine country are describing harrowing escapes from wind-whipped wildfires.
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Witnesses reached by phone in eastern Aleppo described harrowing assaults on the two hospitals.
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The world is a much more harrowing place, and it's reflected in the work.
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These factors create a harrowing ordeal for those fleeing violence in their home countries.
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Patrick Strudwick details the often predatory and harrowing situations for the young men involved.
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But he did reflect on his 2015 cancer treatment — his most harrowing health episode.
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Nguyen also shared the harrowing details of what may have happened before Rachel's death.
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The most harrowing incident occurred at the Jesus of Divine Mercy church in Managua.
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It's harrowing and heavy, but that's because the reality of the broken system is.
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Mostly, it's just another harrowing tale of the risks of being horny around Christmas.
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What she saw, however, may have been even more harrowing than the shooting itself.
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And what led to one of the most harrowing events of the 20th century?
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Everyone -- kids and adults -- was in a great mood afterward, enthusiastically recounting harrowing moments.
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After the fires this week, Israelis described harrowing moments as they fled their homes.
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Richard Mueller, who has found God after a harrowing tour of duty in Vietnam.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson steeled his people Thursday for a harrowing period ahead.
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She allowed them to experience what parents experience — love as the magnificent harrowing plunge.
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Within a few hours of that harrowing suicide, the park had already moved on.
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It is jarring to resurface at show's end, from harrowing privation into cushy Chelsea.
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None of this tarnishes the harrowing achievement of Infamy's take on the internment camps.
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But she said that shelter life is harrowing and prevents her from moving forward.
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Getting to the party required a harrowing landing on a steeply inclined covert airstrip.
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But Bartoli's recent retirement lasted much longer and included harrowing months of poor health.
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But he has a harrowing tale of how marijuana addiction almost ruined his life.
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This week's harrowing episode, "The Last Ceremony," moves Gilbert's question back to the fore.
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Dennis Kelly's harrowing solo show, starring a translucent Carey Mulligan, puts away its toys.
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But her harrowing performance in Judy gives Hollywood the best of a revitalized Zellweger.
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One particularly harrowing occasion, she said, took place in her seventh month of pregnancy.
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One word could never explain Kvitova's journey from the harrowing home invasion on Dec.
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Harrowing as 'Ma Rainey's' can be, it is also funny, salty, carnal and lyrical.
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One morning last November, a harrowing phone call roused Syria Sanchez from her sleep.
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A harrowing story and one that, in my opinion, is not told too often.
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This is harrowing family saga but written with an abundance of wit and tenderness.
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The woman's mother, Christine Bader Debrecht, detailed the harrowing experience in a Facebook post.
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Lawrence's own letters home from service had been harrowing, and Lawrence was an officer.
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An early attempt to use the subway was as harrowing as it was reckless.
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Biking in cities can be exhilarating, but it can also be harrowing and dangerous.
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Eyewitness video showed the harrowing scene and the suspect being taken into police custody.
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What followed was one of the most harrowing and dehumanizing experiences of my life.
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Her next encounter with the world of medical debt collection was far more harrowing.
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It's a well-written, sharply acted adventure game set against a harrowing political backdrop.
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Kim Kardashian West is opening up about her harrowing yet fulfilling journey to motherhood.
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I've just finished reading your book, which is harrowing, so I'm a little shaken.
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Harrowing images of dead children and writhing, asphyxiated victims prompted an immediate international outcry.
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Their stories are as harrowing, complicated and rife with imponderables as any Lanzmann filmed.
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We also worked through some harrowing medical texts that educated us beyond our years.
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In many ways, his entire career has pointed toward this harrowing moment in history.
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The couple's barbed back-and-forth in "Whitecaps" is overdue, and harrowing to watch.
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What follows is a harrowing nearly two minutes of his firing on the worshipers.
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Levels are structured intelligently, with plenty of checkpoints after (and before) particularly harrowing feats.
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It's a love song, sure, but it's animated by a harrowing howl of desperation.
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So, yeah, this show is back, in all its harrowing and occasionally clumsy glory.
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Read this man's harrowing tale of escape, and the horrors he found when he returned.
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One customer said Mr. Dalton took him on a harrowing ride around 62:215 p.m.
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To wrench a mouth open and poke around inside is an act of harrowing intimacy.
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Things are pretty chummy between Rebecca and Kevin after their harrowing blow-up last week.
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He wrote a series of frantic tweets about his harrowing experience after getting to safety.
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The fitness community awoke Thursday to harrowing news: that MindBody class-booking software was down.
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It took me four years, and it was the most harrowing experience I've ever endured.
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But a California woman looks like she will live to talk about her harrowing ordeal.
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The picture is sometimes grim, even harrowing, but Wang isn't interested in wallowing in misery.
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In a week of harrowing city-level cyber attacks, New York is taking some precautions.
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His latest chart-topper has wowed the critics as "a harrowing read about human trafficking".
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Rich-world television audiences gasp at harrowing images of sea creatures ensnared in disposable bags.
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The harrowing violence that takes place in Mexico isn't exactly lacking coverage in US media.
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Despite a harrowing cycle of government repression and bloodshed, the pastime has continued to thrive.
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Finally, making her dramatic debut: a gripping, harrowing, and starring role in Steve McQueen's Widows.
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Yes, they are thrown into countless harrowing, romantic situations that are made to be GIFed.
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Not because it looks bad, mind you, but because the subject matter is so harrowing.
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In 219, Johnson published a harrowing memoir about her experience being kidnapped (The Other Side).
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After her harrowing experience with the comic book clown, Ally is in her therapist's office.
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In order to catch his breath, Moor paused the game after a particularly harrowing milestone.
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Rose McGowan is opening up about her harrowing experience as a rape victim in Hollywood.
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"The defendants were subjected to a harrowing ordeal before making the statements," the motion says.
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After her harrowing journey with Coates, I'm relieved that Doggett is sheltered over in Florida.
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Anyway, in the harrowing final moment of the episode, Eli appeared to have shot Quinn.
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In a particularly harrowing sequence, Nell and Luke narrate their futures (which we've already seen).
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If you care about animal cruelty, shopping for meat and dairy is a harrowing experience.
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Or am I just gravitating toward the harrowing stuff because it's where my head's at?
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Watch the harrowing "Gatekeeper" video below: Sarah MacDonald is an Assistant Editor at Noisey Canada.
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It was a moment that came on the heels of a long and harrowing journey.
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Based on the legendary World War II battle, the film depicts Dunkirk in harrowing detail.
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Usher was out Wednesday in L.A. when a photog asked him about the harrowing experience.
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Many have provided harrowing testimonies of executions and rapes of civilians by Myanmar security forces.
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The harrowing details of Hussein's case have set social media and WhatsApp ablaze in Sudan.
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Even a normally good sleeper, under these harrowing circumstances, might be thrown for a loop.
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The harrowing details of her case have set social media and WhatsApp ablaze in Sudan.
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Manifestations of loss oscillate between the harrowing and the menial in Gautier's haunting third collection.
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Some of the most harrowing tales have come from doctors working to save the wounded.
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Following that horrifying, harrowing experience, Frankl's philosophical work questions how to find meaning in suffering.
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Honestly, that wasn't because of the wonderful things the president did during those harrowing days.
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But after two harrowing losses for the Cards, Thanksgiving play returned permanently to the Cowboys.
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There, too, video diaries from evacuees have provided harrowing up-close views of the danger.
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There they discovered 2770 people — the children as well as five adults — in harrowing conditions.
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Image: Pavel PolianHis accounts of life as a member of the Sonderkommando are particularly harrowing.
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Then Tuesday, seemingly out of nowhere, Ozimals' owner updated their blog with some harrowing news.
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To many of us, clowns—with their wide smiles and harrowing laughs—are absolutely terrifying.
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From those white papers, three people were chosen to go through a harrowing interview loop.
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But as the cyclone approached and met the Gulf of Mexico, it grew more harrowing.
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The second time through the newborn phase was sleep-deprived, but not nearly as harrowing.
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How did you approach such harrowing scenes with your infant son back in your trailer?
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It used to be a harrowing, dystopic vision of the truth, and now it's relaxing.
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And Ross recommends a scary good read: the dark, harrowing mystery novels of Tana French.
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Here's what three other women had to say about their harrowing experiences with solo travel.
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I thought about her children and how confusing and harrowing their childhoods must have been.
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His drawings from that time, the only really "traditional" art he accomplished, are harrowing, haunting.
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At makeshift shelters across southern Laos, flood victims spoke of harrowing ordeals and searing losses.
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Ms. Malouf's face, voice and gestures, coupled with Mr. Zuabi's harrowing script, are involving enough.
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If this is his harrowing warning, then why do Silicon Valley C.E.O.s love him so?
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One survivor shared a harrowing account of her journey across the Sahara desert to Europe.
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What's changed in 100 years With the century mark of the harrowing event approaching, Sen.
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The experience was harrowing but deeply formative: the genesis of her identity as an outsider.
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But once he made it there after a harrowing border crossing, nothing went as expected.
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The graphic evidence here, in testimony on camera and in period photographs, is absolutely harrowing.
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Harlo: About a week ago, I did this kidnapping simulation, which was actually pretty harrowing.
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Part of what makes the cycle so personal and yet so harrowing is its intimacy.
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Even the violence, though it's harrowing, there's a part of it that also feels cartoony.
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The experience at the hospital, Ms. Zhang says, has been harrowing, especially as a woman.
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One focuses on Mischka's harrowing and unparalleled aboveground eyewitness account of the firebombing of Dresden.
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The suave baritone was cast against type in Berg's harrowing work at the Metropolitan Opera.
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He won his 19th Grand Slam title on Sunday, after a harrowing five-set final.
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He won his 19th Grand Slam title on Sunday, after a harrowing five-set final.
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Readers in Australia have shared some harrowing tales of their experiences during the current wildfires.
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This next ad is more sentimental than harrowing, or at least it tries to be.
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It was a harrowing scene, and apprehension rippled all the way to the White House.
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America is facing a harrowing opioid epidemic, one that kills thousands of people each year.
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It's a harrowing turn of the screw for legislators who rode that fervor into office.
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It's supposed to be emotional But the PSA's most harrowing image is the last one.
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"It's a heightened piece, it's satirical, it's dramatic, it's harrowing, it's very funny," Abbott said.
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When Isabel arrived home on that harrowing day in October, she called her son's name.
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The city's total injury count would also be harrowing: About 512,000 people would be hurt.
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Arthur's wanderings as he makes his way from disaster to disaster are hilariously, brilliantly harrowing.
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Butts, her sister and their families are lucky to be alive after a harrowing escape.
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She also recounts more harrowing events, including an accident in which Gianikian was severely burned.
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All of this must sound pretty harrowing, but it's better to start with no illusions.
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It's also a particularly harrowing series of scenes in a show that specializes in them.
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They were articulate and thoughtful about how Alan's harrowing brush with death had changed their worldviews.
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It is a harrowing read, as you would expect, but also beautifully written and intensely powerful.
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Enter: Teen Mom 2, where the mother/daughter relationships are just as harrowing as real life.
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Survivors, meanwhile, began offering harrowing accounts of the mass shooting Saturday inside Tree of Life Synagogue.
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" By that point, Tamar had already lived through harrowing experiences from that "emotionally reclusive white family.
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Not as harrowing as for some, but it took me 18 years to obtain my citizenship.
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Kruger took home the festival's coveted best actress award for her harrowing performance in the drama.
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The prospects are harrowing: perfect fakes, creatable by anyone, unleashed at scale and difficult to discern.
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When it's time to order, though, you face a harrowing choice: What flavor should you get?
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After surviving his harrowing ordeal without injury, the 3-week-old kitten has been renamed Miracle.
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But over the course of the opening sequence of this harrowing Holocaust drama, much is understood.
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Demi Lovato continues to focus on her recovery in treatment following a harrowing overdose this summer.
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Mr Turnbull finds the idea so harrowing that his government is introducing legislation to prevent it.
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Jayme managed to escape and find help Thursday afternoon, nearly three months into her harrowing ordeal.
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The footage is harrowing — Thurman swerves, and before you know it, she's tossed against her dashboard.
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Not merely harrowing, such images remind us that even "the good war" was a messy calamity.
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It's a harrowing but hopeful story about social anxiety, depression, and suicide told deftly and beautifully.
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Following her harrowing Paris robbery last month, Kim Kardashian West is staying out of the spotlight.
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Be aware that the story and video is beyond harrowing and not for the faint hearted.
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She recounted in harrowing detail her months in captivity, her escape and her journey to activism.
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During most title runs, the champion tends to face at least one or two harrowing challenges.
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For three harrowing hours, the young Virginian soared high above the scorching streets of midtown Manhattan.
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After nearly two hours of harrowing end-of-world sequences, Bird Box reaches a bittersweet ending.
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They now number 21,2200, crammed into abandoned departure lounges and former Olympic facilities in harrowing conditions.
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She reveals one harrowing moment, detailed below, where she spoke frankly about her history with drugs.
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Mr Graham-Yooll wrote "A State of Fear", a harrowing account of the descent into dictatorship.
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During one harrowing moment on the premiere episode, one of Tucker's partners falls down an embankment.
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Witnesses describe harrowing scenes In Jefferson City, trees and poles were snapped and tossed like toys.
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The harrowing image was shared on a GoFundMe site set up to help Krystil's family financially.
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The closing moments of this week's episode included a peek at Kim detailing the harrowing events.
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Most harrowing: it's completely preventable, treatable and curable — though most Americans are completely unaware of it.
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"Percs" is on Dark, and it's going to have to be surrounded by some harrowing stuff.
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African migrants interviewed by the IOM have provided harrowing tales of smugglers capitalizing on their misfortunes.
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Writing on a computer can be one of the most harrowing experiences of the modern era.
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It'll be wonderfully tense and harrowing, and you will have effectively graduated STALKER's Infantry Combat School.
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The Binewski kids don't merely survive, nor do they merely flourish: Arty takes a harrowing revenge.
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The problem stems from a general flatness of the characters and, despite the harrowing situations, storytelling.
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This is a clear allegory for the Harrowing of Hell and the entire economy of salvation.
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The harrowing tale went viral two months ago after it was recounted by a local newspaper.
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He told one such harrowing tale on live TV in the Rose Garden on January 25.
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This makes the discovery of a mysterious corpse in Dark Souls 3 all the more harrowing.
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And while that story might be expected, watching it play out through Wood's script is harrowing.
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Most harrowing are the lives of the residents clinging to their homes on an abandoned block.
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Despite this harrowing tragedy, NYC Pride and its parade were filled with an overwhelmingly joyful energy.
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Mr. Langella makes the harrowing most of a later-day, redemption-free King Lear (1:15993).
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Mr. Langella makes the harrowing most of a later-day, redemption-free King Lear (13:30).
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Mr. Langella makes the harrowing most of a later-day, redemption-free King Lear (1:30).
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"It is so harrowing seeing everyday items in the rubble," he told me later that night.
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The effect is different from Mr. von Trier's harrowing intimacy, but it has its own vividness.
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The family's challenges, including a threat of seizure, have provoked some harrowing moments for the Hermitage.
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I don't like watching characters that I'm supposed to root for go through harrowing, terrifying scenarios.
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Mr. Langella makes the harrowing most of a latter-day, redemption-free King Lear (1:3743).
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Mr. Langella makes the harrowing most of a later-day, redemption-free King Lear (2545:2541).
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Harrowing news images showed the limbs of a dead man protruding from under a steel girder.
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The 2019 Smithsonian documentary, "Memphis Belle in Color," chronicles the harrowing experiences of the Mighty Eighth.
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After a harrowing journey to the US, she sought legal channels to stay in this country.
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The on-stage presentation for Days Gone secured one of the more harrowing of the bunch.
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The following are some of the harrowing scenes developing around the border between Guatemala and Mexico.
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The woman eloquently detailed her harrowing experience in a statement made directly to Turner in court.
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Finally, the physician was able to get the drugs, although the process she described is harrowing.
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It was definitely a challenging and harrowing time, not something to experience in the public eye.
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Similarly harrowing attacks have been noted in places as familiar as New York, Cleveland and Arizona.
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It's heavy and harrowing, a vision of a future that feels ever closer by the day.
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In 1973, Sylvia gave a harrowing speech at a women's liberation rally in New York City.
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What happened at Boiler Room a few weeks back is a pretty harrowing example of that.
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I cannot reel off harrowing statistics nor can I provide answers to everyone's how and why.
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Stephen has his own long first-person narrative sewn in, a story that's harrowing and fearful.
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In many instances, our Chinese colleagues are already under surveillance, and face far more harrowing constraints.
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People could read it, but it was never performed, because it was considered too morally harrowing.
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"The Captain," Robert Schwentke's harrowing World War II psychodrama, isn't what you would call enjoyable, exactly.
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In-depth reporting by The New York Times has detailed a harrowing humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
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The delicate branches of her verse run you along a harrowing borderline of substance and illusion.
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Ward taps the well of ancient tragedy to concoct something more tender but no less harrowing.
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"It's been harrowing, this whole process," said Love, speaking to me a couple of days later.
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Planned Parenthood patients in Arkansas got some harrowing news Tuesday morning: Their abortions had been cancelled.
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Many of them come to us with harrowing stories of husbands murdered, daughters raped, mass extortion.
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For survivors of violence, ending a marriage can be a harrowing, costly and drawn-out experience.
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Matthew Dessem reproduced the harrowing report from the scene written by civil rights icon W.E.B. Dubois.
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He changes diapers, makes meatballs, desultorily enforces some discipline and does a harrowing amount of laundry.
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Expect to see the ugly and perilous repercussions of this harrowing experience for years to come.
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If your resolution is to... Reese Witherspoon's harrowing emotional journey in Wild isn't exactly uplifting stuff.
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Part of me felt accepted, understood and even coddled in the midst of this harrowing event.
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Photograph courtesy the Morgan Library & Museum Those harrowing years amplified Whitman's already Romantic conceptions of death.
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Richardson has a habit of putting his heroines in harrowing binds, and "Clarissa" is no exception.
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They see the harrowing dangers the adversary has placed or will yet place in our path.
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With its harrowing stories and epic sweep, this exodus would seem a rich mine for novelists.
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The ocean off Alaska brings stories, as it always has, of horrendous tragedy and harrowing survival.
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As soon as Fritz saw the harrowing videos, he knew they would provide a scientific opportunity.
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Due to life being unpredictable and harrowing, it's impossible to feel prepared most of the time.
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Duma revealed that her harrowing health diagnosis has helped her change her perspective on life completely.
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Still, that the Knicks could not freely celebrate a win seemed appropriate amid this harrowing season.
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After three minutes that harrowing, who knows how much worse it can get in Season 7?
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It's harrowing no matter the weather and how good the driving conditions, to put it mildly.
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The trailer's sweeping visuals cut between "Hobbit"-like action and harrowing World War I battle scenes.
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By turns intimate and expansive, "Transit" is a thrilling, at times harrowing labyrinth of a movie.
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Still: the harrowing outlandishness of the dramatic situation is almost sufficient to emotionally concuss the viewer.
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It's a sensitive, harrowing family drama firmly rooted in reality, based on a pair of memoirs.
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Both are featured in the film, and to see them alongside the painting is somewhat harrowing.
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Emily and Janine's time in the Colonies continues to be harrowing and monotonous, and harrowing in its monotony: The endless scenes of the Unwomen digging through radioactive dirt for no apparent purpose all blur together after a while in a way that feels deliberate but also dull.
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There's a narrative that says abortions are always traumatic or harrowing, or that they haunt women forever.
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But in striving to reveal its monumental and harrowing qualities, Mr. Toradze sometimes sounded halting and labored.
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Sabrina, near her own kind of death, is in the midst of night two of her harrowing.
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Or it&aposs separating the families which is harrowing thing, images are terrible, nobody likes to see.
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The film artfully captures an especially harrowing period of Onassis' life: the days following her husband's assassination.
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We open a scene of harrowing death and destruction, the result of Dany's fire rampage last week.
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"Lion" An inspiring -- and at times harrowing -- story of a young man's search for his birth family.
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They also chose their own filters to disguise their identity as they spoke of their harrowing experiences.
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It inspired other women to come forward and tell harrowing accounts of sexual harassment, assault and rape.
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Still, they struggled in their early days, and both had some fairly harrowing fundraising stories to share.
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Bana's Twitter account — often harrowing, always hopeful — had amassed more than 100,000 followers before it was deleted.
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After she was rescued, Jayme's family commended the teen's courage in the face of her harrowing ordeal.
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Elizabeth Warren's plans to break up Big Tech to the harrowing working conditions of contract content moderators.
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As a kid, the first time I carved a pumpkin on my own was a harrowing experience.
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Watching your favorite TV characters have awful, hide-your-eyes-in-sorrow sex is a harrowing experience.
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Part of Ms. Snyder's harrowing documentary looks at how little has changed in regard to gun reform.
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Taken as a whole, the men's allegations describe a harrowing and consistent pattern of abuse by Kelly.
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Witnesses described a harrowing lunchtime scene inside Panera Bread in Abingdon, about 25 miles outside of Baltimore.
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He told of their harrowing week, the adults foregoing food and water in favor of the children.
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In broken English, she described a harrowing journey in which she was assaulted and lost 30 pounds.
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You may have even seen some disturbing images or read harrowing leaked reports from inside the camps.
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Kim Kardashian West has learned a thing or two about staying safe since her harrowing Paris robbery.
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Investigators continue to speak to Jayme, and are still learning more about her harrowing ordeal, Fitzgerald said.
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Few aspects of the Sundance experience are more dependable than a slate of films with harrowing themes.
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New information on the Miss Wheeland investigation diverts Catherine's attention from the harrowing scene at the farm.
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In the harrowing adventure that is childhood (and teenager-hood), lunchtime was among the more turbulent experiences.
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Their stories are often harrowing and emotional — even though they're coming from the mouths of cartoon characters.
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Adapted from This American Life, this is the incredible true story of their harrowing quest for justice.
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It was too harrowing for her to discuss, but she made sure I knew it had happened.
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Bradley certainly paints a harrowing and overcast portrait of the German capital, and mecca of techno music.
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Gallant is up front on the mic, and he's turning the song into a harrowing, emotional exorcism.
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It is the details, the up close and personal details, that Kim shares that are so harrowing.
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Instead, the stigma surrounding abortion often convinces the public it's a harrowing experience that leaves women broken.
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Tharsis is a digital, single-player board game about four astronauts and their harrowing journey to Mars.
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Refuge and regret The path to South Korea is often a harrowing one for North Korean defectors.
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And what comes next, in a harrowing flashback to life "before," makes it all the more obvious.
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He spent three harrowing nights in an LA county jail, before a lawyer friend bailed him out.
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Though she eventually went back to school and went on to find work, the experience was harrowing.
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The American chapters are full of harrowing scenes — gruesome whippings, torture, condemnation to the Alabama coal mines.
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Kim's health scare is especially harrowing as her mother Kathleen Richards died of breast cancer in 2002.
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Mr. Abdu's work, for one of the few international organizations operating in the city, was harrowing enough.
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At once poetic and humane, humorous and harrowing, it informs and delights the heart in equal measure.
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Local media outlets showed harrowing footage of heavily armed officers ducking and diving for cover amid gunfire.
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Harrowing images are emerging of dead and wounded children in Aleppo and of people grieving over victims.
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The Navy provided a harrowing account of US sailors attempting to escape a rapidly flooding sleeping area.
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They were so "harrowing" that one model couldn't go through with wearing the shoes, according to WWD.
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Less harrowing (and self-explanatory) is the program's opening film, "High School" (1968, showing Friday through Thursday).
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This is just one of the many harrowing scenes from Chernobyl, a new miniseries airing on HBO.
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It's a harrowing story straight out of a hidden camera show like ABC's What Would You Do?
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Confronting the harrowing legacy of government repression, especially the labor camps, has long been a contentious issue.
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These can be harrowing experiences, even after the dreamer wakes up and realizes it didn't actually happen.
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" On Twitter, International Film Critique wrote, "Václav Marhoul's #ThePaintedBird is a brutal, harrowing & merciless 3 hour journey.
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The roughly 400,000 people that the United Nations estimates are in the area have faced harrowing challenges.
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According to "Shadowman," a fascinating, harrowing film about his life, he was still painting until he died.
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The mother of one of the students described her daughter's harrowing encounter in an emotional Facebook post.
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While Patriots fans are haughtily delirious with success, Philadelphia fans are shamed by decades of harrowing letdowns.
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Well-timed, during a worldwide surge of anti-Semitism, the harrowing installation strives, successfully, for fresh relevance.
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Well timed, during a worldwide surge of anti-Semitism, the harrowing installation strives, successfully, for fresh relevance.
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Survivors have given consistent, harrowing accounts of gang rapes, torture, random killings and the destruction of villages.
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To me, this makes "Mary Jane" the most profound and harrowing of Ms. Herzog's many fine plays.
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Your ammunition is limited, and making excursions is harrowing, especially if you panic and miss your shots.
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In the final minutes she launches into a harrowing dance of death, filled with thrashing, convulsive movements.
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The best speakers tell harrowing stories about a life-changing experience that led them to their faith.
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It was a harrowing end to a chaotic afternoon of racing in wind that reached 20 knots.
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Michael's other brother, Joel, also struggled with alcohol addiction, according to the harrowing, but ultimately inspiring, memoir.
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There are touching scenes of human vulnerability and harrowing sequences of people lying to themselves at length.
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Now in his 80s, he says the war was a harrowing experience, and should never be repeated.
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We care about these kids, desperately, because we have to follow every harrowing minute of their mission.
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But for those who don't even have the option of going home, the season is especially harrowing.
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And as harrowing as Jo's ordeal may be, the movie doesn't fail to provide the obligatory uplift.
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In season 1, Emma has a harrowing vision of Seby's wife giving birth to a demonic baby.
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Or was this all a harrowing accident as the dog felt all control slip through its paws?
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"12 Strong," a harrowing fact-based tale of heroism set in the immediate wake of the Sept.
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The reports from both events were harrowing, and the fast work done by our Coasties undeniably impressive.
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But these developments are just as harrowing for the Trump White House and the Republicans in Congress.
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Yeonmi Park is reluctant to describe herself as courageous, but her harrowing life story suggests exactly that.
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In doing so, the judges quoted the testimony of witnesses who had described harrowing journeys of deprivation.
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She thought she was protecting her children by not telling us her harrowing tale of fleeing China.
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Forgiveness is complicated, especially when it comes to such profound, harrowing events with such clear racist motivations.
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Dr. Shiva Ghaed treats patients suffering from combat-related trauma, so she's used to hearing harrowing stories.
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The harrowing story of a girl struggling with depression and sexual assault was her first ever role.
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Over several harrowing hours, the family learned Siamak was not on the plane with the other Americans.
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Photos show the harrowing journey thousands of migrants have made to escape their homelands for the US
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The opening credit sequence is a harrowing reminder of women's places in the imagination of some Mindhunter characters.
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Officials set traps with food hoping to lure it and end the harrowing climb, the Star Tribune reported.
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They are blaming bad policies, and, sadly, irresponsible parents, sending children, and bringing children on these harrowing journeys.
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"These aren't Jungle Book stories, they're often harrowing cases of neglect and abuse," Ochota wrote on her website.
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I'm all too aware of that truth, and When They See Us is a harrowing — albeit brilliant — reminder.
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Court records obtained by PEOPLE paint a harrowing portrait of the last month of Sabrina Lynn Ray's life.
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Shimunov's installation attracted the attention of museumgoers, some of whom began sharing their own harrowing stories of migration.
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Dead center of an ashy penumbra is a harrowing black head rubbed on with graphite, desperately and forcefully.
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The boys were able to survive the harrowing ordeal by drinking the water that fell from stalactite formations.
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They returned to headquarters and realized the dashcam from Fields' patrol car had recorded the entire harrowing rescue.
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His footage of violent police response is harrowing, especially when the police specifically target Wong and his lieutenants.
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Getting Academy voters to watch a film this harrowing isn't even this movie's biggest hurdle this awards season.
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New York has long been a car-dominated metropolis where riding a bicycle has been a harrowing experience.
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A BBC crew captured the moment in a harrowing video, showing scorching hot rocks and ash pelleting visitors.
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He was released in March of 1973, but still bore some of the injuries from his harrowing ordeal.
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And while her harrowing experience was terribly traumatic, she said she's lucky her son was not seriously injured.
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Wiesel was the author of Night, a harrowing autobiographical account of his time spent in the death camps.
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In the comments, he shared harrowing details from the moment after the window shattered next to a passenger.
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What follows is a harrowing tale of imprisonment, separation from her family and ultimately, a life in exile.
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I hoped it could find meaning in a harrowing scene that felt thrown in just to grab headlines.
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Dunham has written about her harrowing experience not knowing what was wrong with her for over a decade.
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Wiesel was the author of Night, a harrowing autobiographical account of his time spent in Nazi death camps.
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Hart of Dixie star Jaime King is opening up about a harrowing attack her son suffered on Wednesday.
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Harrowing video has emerged of people driving out of time as flames consumed the vegetation along the road.
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Harrowing surveillance footage shows what appears to be a Turkish security personnel officer shooting one of the attackers.
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His quick thinking saved the threatened bird's life, as the harrowing video above, filmed by his child, shows.
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The messy period of atonement before he publicly admits his deception is possibly the film's most harrowing section.
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Hulu's original series The Handmaid's Tale is back for season 2, looking bloodier and more harrowing than ever.
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Having to get your wagon across a body of water remains the most harrowing aspect of the game.
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Some, like Lindsay Lohan, had only positive things to say about Weinstein; other accounts are far more harrowing.
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In it, she recounted in harrowing detail her months in captivity, her escape and her journey to activism.
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In it, she gives a harrowing description of her rape and a jaw-dropping account of its aftermath.
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Tamara Ferguson, also a nurse at the hospital, detailed the harrowing evacuation in a Facebook post last week.
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Many refugees in Italy, meanwhile, are just arriving off boats after extremely harrowing, dangerous journeys across the Mediterranean.
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The mission succeeded, but it was so harrowing that afterward, NOAA banned low-level flights like this entirely.
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It sounds like a simple problem, but being caught in a rut can be such a harrowing experience.
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Born in Kibera, Kenya's largest slum, the everyday problems that Malika and her friends talk about are harrowing.
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The Academy Award winning actresses shared the harrowing stories Monday night during the ELLE Women in Hollywood event.
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" Crowley then describes a harrowing ride to her apartment: "I was crying and telling him 'I hate you!
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Flanagan has made the Olympic squad four times; Cragg beat Flanagan in a harrowing trials marathon in February.
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Once you reach your destination, even if your trip was delayed or harrowing, you've probably gotten over it.
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By contrast, the very act of traversing STALKER's countryside, of simply getting from A to B, is harrowing.
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The two characters have each just endured a harrowing and life-threatening struggle while separated from the other.
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Catching the acts on harrowing video has been a growing trend in recent years due to technological advances.
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Confirmation portrays the resulting hearings as harrowing for everyone: Hill, Thomas, their families, the White House, the Senate.
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Like many bottoms, my gay friend George* has a harrowing story about using an enema before anal sex.
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It lays bare some of Sandberg's most painful experiences, the kind that were no doubt harrowing to relive.
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Last year a woman wrote about her experience of being "groped" in VR, and it's a harrowing tale.
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"Get ready to have your guts feel like they're coming out of you, because it is truly harrowing."
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Beaten, shot at, hacked to death The testimonies of Rohingya sheltering in overcrowded Bangladeshi refugee camps are harrowing.
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But like all of Ms. Bausch's pieces, it is a work of beauty, psychological insight and harrowing drama.
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These stories must continue to be told so the world can put faces next to the harrowing statistics.
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HBO's Big Little Lies is one of the most harrowing television series to emerge in the past year.
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Mr. Chapman recounted his family's harrowing escape as his truck crashed and bounced over debris in the road.
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Activists in the city have been sharing harrowing images of men, women and children who appear severely malnourished.
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Getting your wisdom teeth out can be a harrowing experience, especially when it's right before the Super Bowl.
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"We've seen grizzly bears, we've been charged by a moose … it was harrowing," Brad said to CBS News.
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There are rewards for each of the completed challenges, which become more harrowing the more the players succeed.
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But the CEO also delivered a harrowing public service announcement about veterans that he thinks goes largely unnoticed.
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The trial has been filled with harrowing statements from both Bergdahl and service members charged with rescuing him.
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In addition, there are harrowing individual stories of current and former players detailing suicide, violence and substance abuse.
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The migrants, who had spent a harrowing week at sea, were picked up off the coast of Libya.
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Das imparts these messages delicately, as filigree on a story already gilded in rich imagery and harrowing conflict.
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Their situation is so harrowing and it's been going on for so long with no end in sight.
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ANONYMOUS This is a harrowing incident, and I'm sorry that current events are causing you to relive it.
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His powerful score reveals the harrowing absurdity of the situation, as the guests become hungry, dirty and hostile.
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He's a real live hero, who displayed uncommon courage during a harrowing firefight with the Taliban in 2009.
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Welcome to Marwen, released on December 25, explores the harrowing conditions that led to Hogancamp's retreat into Marwencol.
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Just last month, the department released its quarterly update on the Accountability Act, and the numbers were harrowing.
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In the wake of a personally harrowing year, Giertz is once again building something that makes her happy.
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Many described a harrowing journey of a day or more from Tal Afar, with no food or water.
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I will soon realize I have chosen perhaps the most harrowing time in modern history to do so.
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For Birch and his collaborators, the harrowing process of creation has been as heroic as the results themselves.
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He is, however, responsible for the single worst moment in what is, in all, a very harrowing video.
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But as harrowing as Burns's ordeal might have seemed to an onlooker, solitary confinement can be even worse.
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They told KOMO their harrowing story after they were treated at a hospital for minor injuries and released.
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He described a harrowing day in the emergency room in a lengthy Twitter thread posted early Tuesday morning.
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In the most politically fueled series of the show, López Calvo depicts harrowing scenes of torture and murder.
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Those early scenes are harrowing enough, depicting the draining physical labor of caring for someone who's terminally ill.
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Gorgeous and harrowing, "The Feast of the Goat" is also the most accessible of his great political fictions.
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The Japanese invasion prompted some 450,000 ethnic Indians to undertake a harrowing trek overland to India and safety.
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Barring a few clunking instances of cartoonish satire, Ms. Bonney's production is as harrowing as it is witty.
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The YouTube video shows mostly women standing outdoors, taking turns to read harrowing testimonials from sheets of paper.
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Several people posted harrowing videos of hail from nearby Flagstaff, including a particularly enthralling one involving a trampoline.
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It also told its harrowing World War II rescue story from shifting viewpoints, and had no acting nominees.
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Harrowing video footage from Italy's hospitals show the scale of the crisis that could soon be approaching Britain.
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The arrest came after one woman told her harrowing story to the authorities, prompting others to follow suit.
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It contains a description of a back-room abortion that's as harrowing and strange as any I've read.
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Heavily drugged, I scarcely left my bedroom as my body careened through a list of harrowing side effects.
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Should white artists, no matter how well intentioned, represent harrowing stories that are not their own to tell?
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The violence in the harrowing competition entry "Loveless," from the Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev, meanwhile left some gasping.
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Such moments throw into relief the harrowing culmination of Joan's short life, and the violence of her end.
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Perhaps, after traveling in seven countries and experiencing harrowing sea voyages, post-revolutionary France seemed a bit boring.
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The Crew Dragon accelerated at less harrowing speeds, with forces reaching 3.5 times the usual force of gravity.
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When we weren't having to go in these submersible suits, which the other actors didn't find too harrowing.
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Months after the harrowing incident, Chance and Skylar are speaking out on The Steve Wilkos Show, airing Wednesday.
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MITSKI "Puberty 2" (Dead Oceans) A stirring, sometimes harrowing punk album on which meditation meets slashing and burning.
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Ford's testimony could stand as a harrowing indictment of Kavanaugh's abject unfitness to sit on the Supreme Court.
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After a family tragedy, the Australian director found a home in the theater, creating harrowing updates of classics.
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The harrowing peace lily incident, while unpleasant, didn't end up changing my relationship with plant care at all.
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There's also a harrowing scene of a captive 12-year-old boy whose freed mother visits him daily.
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The point is not to say that the harrowing plot of Dark Millennium is about to come true.
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Tierno gave a harrowing example: Someone who has norovirus touches a doorknob, then you touch the same doorknob.
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The harrowing incident began during an Easter gathering of 20 family members at Griffith Park in Los Angeles.
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CCTV footage that was posted online showed a harrowing scene in the moments after the sinkhole opening up.
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A harrowing telling of it also opens the HBO series "Watchmen," which brings it to urgent cinematic life.
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The data for Republicans is harrowing: Some view the Senate as in play, although the map favors Republicans.
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In the clips, the pair recounted their harrowing evacuation and the hours of uncertainty as it was stalled.
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Many New Yorkers across different races, incomes and genders are concerned about riding safely on harrowing city streets.
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What&aposs hot: A harrowing 10-minute start, the performances, and a lasting message that will spark conversation.
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It is harrowing material, but guests at the after-party at Tavern on the Green sang its praises.
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Eight harrowing months Victory says he was exhilarated upon arriving in Libya -- his destination finally appearing within grasp.
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But never by a documentary that exposed the harrowing conditions at a state prison for the criminally insane.
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Survivors recounted harrowing stories of hiding under beds and holding their breath or trying to escape through windows.
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While Paice said the documents do not go into much detail, it is just enough to be harrowing.
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The introduction displays everything that will be entertaining, harrowing and sometimes infuriating about the rest of the book.
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But her account is the fullest and most harrowing to emerge of Mr. Bonds's final days and hours.
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The repression is one of the most harrowing — and yet most neglected — humanitarian crises in the world today.
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The two trains were together carrying about 900 passengers, and some offered a harrowing account of what happened.
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The museum portion of the memorial is a harrowing experience for visitors who give it their full attention.
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Hopefully, we'll be seeing more from this cast and crew in the undoubtedly harrowing news cycles to come.
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It's harrowing stuff, but it's full of surprising life—a case for pressing onward amidst chaos and destruction.
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Each chapter of Tuten's memoir precisely details a specific moment of realization, however wayward and, at times, harrowing.
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Journalist and mother Sophie McBain took to Twitter to recount a harrowing breast pumping experience at Heathrow Airport.
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The stories are universally harrowing, coming from mostly women but also some men who were raped and sexually assaulted.
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In a 12-page victim impact statement addressed to Turner, the woman gave a harrowing description of her ordeal.
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Mr Van Reet paints a harrowing picture of the dangers of propaganda and the true cost of "collateral damage".
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This Ridley Scott adaptation of Mark Bowden's book is still as harrowing today as it was back in 2001.
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When the family left the scene, Tori called her father, Roger Travis, to tell him about their harrowing ordeal.
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We shot one of the scenes the day after Trump got elected, and it was really harrowing and weird.
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The recovery of the girl ended a harrowing episode that began when she was abducted around 6:40 p.m.
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Martinez posted both photos and video after landing, which showed the harrowing moments when passengers thought they might crash.
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After her discovery, Eller spoke out about her harrowing experience, and revealed that she had chosen life over death.
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But the Season 3 finale caught up with Mr. Poopybutthole to show the happy ending to his harrowing journey.
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We're just about through another harrowing season of Game of Thrones, and what a whiplashing six weeks it's been.
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" There is only one season 2 scene that sounds more harrowing for Kiri, and it's from the premiere, "June.
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Dunham has written about her harrowing experience of not knowing, for over a decade, what was wrong with her.
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Either way, it's a harrowing vision, in particular Remains (play space) (2019), which includes a crib and children's toys.
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However, after a harrowing experience, Montag starts to reconsider whether destroying all literature is the right thing to do.
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But Unglert's seemed particularly heart-wrenching, mainly because he'd endured such a harrowing family dinner during his hometown date.
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These are among the harrowing accounts of war in Falluja from residents who have fled the besieged Iraqi city.
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The paths of his father and grandfather led my father directly to the harrowing hell of the Hanoi Hilton.
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He also became the second American to walk in space as a pilot on the harrowing Gemini 9 mission.
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To my dismay, I heard five harrowing words in response: "We're actually out of rosé," our server said apologetically.
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The reporter, Lia Haddock, goes deep in her investigation, witnessing some harrowing events as she tries to get answers.
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Photographer Eric Gaillard took a harrowing picture of a covered body on the ground, a child's doll beside it.
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The harrowing film was a great success, especially as it coincided with fresh worries about Russian mendacity and menace.
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It doesn't help that Jason Mitchell, who has the most harrowing standout role, has recently gotten some negative attention.
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Few people think of music as something refugees carry with them as they make their harrowing journeys to safety.
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In video footage of the harrowing rescue, a British Royal Navy helicopter is shown hoisting three people to safety.
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But the journey to get there involves some harrowing road trips and a lot of really disgusting Q-tips.
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Hardy later decided to share her story after witnessing dozens of women come forward with their own harrowing experiences.
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She claimed several families have called her since the film premiered in several festivals to share their harrowing experiences.
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I was soon sent packing, with plastic gloves, back to college and my harrowing task laid out before me.
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The visuals are breathtaking; the special effects are raw and cinematic; the sound is immersive and at times harrowing.
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Each chunk of text is a harrowing account of war from a UK veteran or survivor, named or unnamed.
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A young American sailor's journal detailing his harrowing experiences during War, for example, was recently donated to the Museum.
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In an interview with local Detroit news station WDIV, the woman—referred to as "Jennifer"—detailed her harrowing experience.
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Last Thursday, the New York Times published a harrowing catalogue of Harvey Weinstein's alleged crimes against women in Hollywood.
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So we agreed to work together to produce a documentary about this little-known, harrowing and highly complex issue.
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Writing to preserve their eras for posterity, they recounted harrowing tales of extreme climatic events, fires, famines and plagues.
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The mystery of whether Netflix's harrowing thriller Dark would be renewed for a second season has finally been solved.
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The showdown comes at a music festival, of course — because second to Twitter, there isn't a more harrowing battleground.
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He also wrote the most harrowing essay you'll ever read about orcs and conquered his video game completionist obsession.
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Aboard the Roman ship, Judah survives a harrowing sea battle that might be the film's most visually accomplished sequence.
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Deadly mistakes Pizova described her harrowing ordeal and the tragic accident that began it in a press conference Thursday.
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"It was so crappy," the Oscar-nominated director continued to say about his harrowing experience with a janky UFO.
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Publicist Kelly Cutrone is the latest woman to share a harrowing past experience with hip-hop icon Russell Simmons.
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So it's a harrowing thing [when] you read about it and you don't know if that's going to happen.
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A harrowing 41 percent of transgender youth have attempted suicide — a rate 10 times higher than the general population.
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Photo: Getty ImagesA harrowing article in the New York Times this weekend has set plenty of people on edge.
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The White House says Chapman "charged into enemy fire through harrowing conditions," seized a bunker and killed its occupants.
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Interspersed around the wall of poetry are small circular slits, the portal holes to Gabinete H-E's harrowing performance.
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This episode, just like the penultimate one in Season 4, makes for a fairly harrowing journey through the mind.
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You said it yourself: these are sad songs, and they tap into this really harrowing time in your life.
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So it only makes sense that the actors get a safe word for actually shooting those harrowing scenes too.
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The testimonials of gay and bisexual men recently targeted, detained, and tortured in Chechnya are nothing short of harrowing.
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Jenner said the footage was so harrowing that, "no one can get through the first five minutes without sobbing".
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Moore tells CNN he met Garfanje during the harrowing two years and a half he spent as an hostage.
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A woman prays and weeps with joy on board the rescue ship the Responder after a harrowing nighttime crossing.
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Sometimes it's sheer numbers like this that grab our attention, other times it's the harrowing photos of drowned children.
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Again, this is all based on his "natural instinct," which apparently supersedes whatever UN scientists prepared that harrowing report.
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At some point in our lives, we will all find ourselves trying to recover from a harrowing relationship breakdown.
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Finally, Captain Natalie has a truly harrowing and exciting tale for us all in her Apex Legends segment. Ahoy!
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John McCain was captured in Hanoi during the Vietnam War after a harrowing escape from his downed fighter plane.
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The mass exodus, the often harrowing journeys and tough new beginnings made a deep impression on their collective psyche.
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Carmen Edman described her harrowing escape from Malibu on November 8 as her family home was destroyed by wildfire.
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In the course of a few months, making myself vulnerable went from harrowing to uncomfortable to… not so bad.
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La David Johnson, who became separated from his team and made a harrowing last stand under a thorny tree.
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There is a harrowing moment in the novel when Moose contemplates suicide but is pulled back by his wife.
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Remarkably, the harrowing experience of living under totalitarian regimes did not destroy Milosz's conviction in the need to act.
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But it turns out Anderson, too, might be tied to these harrowing stories, though in a much different way.
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They were about to film a harrowing scene in which Coon's character is violently assaulted during a cult ritual.
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State of the Art Cable news has functioned as the harrowing background soundtrack to much of 2015 and 2016.
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This month has been a harrowing month, even for those numbed by the steady drumbeat of violence in America.
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A re-creation of the night, with an actress playing the screaming victim while Mr. Genovese observes, is harrowing.
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Their gumption was most recently on display during the harrowing days that saw the government turn out its lights.
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Chapman "charged into enemy fire through harrowing conditions," seized a bunker and killed its occupants, the White House said.
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Congressional Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi of California, visited a local church on Friday to listen to residents' harrowing stories.
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While he was not sued, it was easily his "most harrowing moment" of being a dog owner, said Diaz.
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The messages included at the songs' core are still harrowing, but there is something legitimately empowering in this collectivity.
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Cersei may be hard to love, but her suffering at the hands of this septa was harrowing to watch.
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His New Negro would face history without drowning in it; would grasp, but never cling to, the harrowing past.
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That particular page is focused on positivity and awareness rather than the harrowing ins and outs of the investigation.
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And, over at Vanity Fair, do read Benjamin Wallace's harrowing investigation into a fraternity hazing death at Penn State.
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It's a harrowing death, often due to oversight — babies left napping and forgotten, parents interrupted from their usual routines.
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Mitchell had just gone through a harrowing period, emotionally, after the death of her friend, the poet, Frank O'Hara.
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Another harrowing potential is the ability to trick the algorithms behind self-driving cars to not recognize traffic signs.
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We can only thank the gods of theater to have put the play's harrowing final scene in her hands.
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The extremity of Westover's upbringing emerges gradually through her telling, which only makes the telling more alluring and harrowing.
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After a harrowing trip to a back-room abortionist, she decides to keep the baby and raise her alone.
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Reaching that goal, however, would create challenges as harrowing as any Israel has faced since its war of independence.
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" And she tells the harrowing story of Kalief Browder, "arrested in 2010 at age 16 for stealing a backpack.
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Ms. Giunchigliani, too, has invoked her own harrowing personal story in her bid to become Nevada's first female governor.
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If it was fate, however, it took its time, and some harrowing turns, before uniting them as a couple.
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One was a harrowing backstage plunge in Jakarta, where an errant cue sent her down a flight of stairs.
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During the first harrowing months in the desert, he and the others were blindfolded, bound and moved countless times.
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But he isn't just a series constant; he's a complex character with a harrowing back story of his own.
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Our photojournalist documented harrowing scenes and battlefield calculations at the front lines of the fight against ISIS in Mosul.
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After three harrowing years, we've reached the point many of us feared from the moment Donald Trump was elected.
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The following are just some of the harrowing scenes Puerto Ricans now face in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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A harrowing statistic: In London, 2,500 wearers of flammable crinolines met fiery deaths in the single year of 1864.
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Sugar delivers answers that are, often as not, anchored in specific (and sometimes harrowing) personal memories of her own.
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Hundreds of miles away in our New York office, we watched the harrowing scenes play out in real time.
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And although daunting to walk in the huge footsteps you left behind, it's honestly been more joyful than harrowing.
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JON CARAMANICA There are few voices in indie rock more conspiratorial, more resilient, more casually harrowing than Julien Baker's.
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The original "Let Me In" is harrowing, expressing confusion through its murky mingling of Mills' guitar and Stipe's voice.
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But Brazil's unemployment rate climbed to 13.7 percent in the first quarter as a harrowing economic downturn grinds on.
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This weather phenomenon adds to the harrowing scenes that Australia has been facing since the fires started in September.
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So consider the following harrowing, commonly repeated facts: It's clear that the fashion industry is a big, stinking mess.
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But contrary to popular belief, it is actually possible to make the early morning routine a little less harrowing.
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And so "The Witch" hastens to its harrowing climax, about which, I predict, you will want to rage deliciously.
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Those children experienced a harrowing ordeal and, thankfully, they could cross the border freely and quickly back into America.
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The United Nations has for years documented harrowing crimes, along with the inability of its peacekeepers to stop them.
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Videos on social media show the harrowing journey of more than 8,000 people evacuated in the past few days.
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Videos on social media show the harrowing journey of more than 17003,000 people evacuated in the past few days.
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While it might be an emotionally harrowing time, it&aposs important not to lose sight of the bigger picture.
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Eight harrowing months after he was taken captive, his mother managed to borrow enough money and Victory was released.
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Faced with these harrowing statistics, it's easy to think that there is nothing ordinary people can do about it.
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After one of the year's most harrowing storylines, Jo may finally be, truly, be on the road to recovery.
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To go through that harrowing experience with your children, and then for one to be taken away from you?
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"Lives Other Than My Own" details, in part, the harrowing search by his new friends for their daughter's body.
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The most harrowing part of my experience playing the original System Shock was grounded in the game's environmental design.
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It's a harrowing but essential film that confronts and confounds Western ideas about agency, choice, reproduction, and bodily autonomy.
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No one came Those who stayed behind gave harrowing accounts of getting trapped in their homes surrounded by water.
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The books naturally differ in tone, and the plays — one soothingly jolly, the other brilliantly harrowing — exaggerate that difference.
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Ung's memoir of life near the edge of the "killing fields" is a harrowing attempt at a collective document.
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Survivors recounted harrowing stories of hiding under beds and holding their breath, or of trying to escape through windows.
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Netflix's comedy slash drama slash animated existential crisis is proudly weird, deeply funny, and surprisingly harrowing, all at once.
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Carrington finds ways to tell her own story — of exile, harrowing institutionalization, reinvention — in code, and with dark mirth.
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Written and directed by Paul Calderon, the show, at Shetler Studios, depicts a harrowing, one-way trip to hell.
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The story, which hinges on a harrowing confession, is imbued with a captivating sense of youthful excitement and vulnerability.
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Others are downright harrowing, tapping into the stress of being trapped in an airplane hurtling along at 570 mph.
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Female candidates are embracing the #MeToo rmovement and sharing harrowing stories of sexual harassment and assault in their campaigns.
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Other articles examined the victims' lives, the harrowing experiences of survivors and the quick reactions of 911 center workers.
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Was Philip strangling the airport security worker on the bus one of the most harrowing — and risky, for Philip!
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Greg Woodcox embraces his dogs Romey and Jules after recounting his harrowing escape from the Camp fire in Paradise, California.
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A Citizen's Assembly -- which heard harrowing testimony from Irish women-- will make non-binding recommendations to the government in April.
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This is exactly why some states, including Florida, have passed Good Samaritan laws in response to the harrowing opioid epidemic.
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Along their harrowing trip, they face the threat of sexual violence and the risk of being captured by human traffickers.
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Below, watch the trailer for Stewart's harrowing short film Come Swim, which will premiere at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
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The Kardashian/Jenner family is slowly returning to the spotlight after Kim Kardashian's harrowing Paris Hotel robbery earlier this month.
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These pictures show the harrowing scenes of the crash and the inspiring moments of relief in the days that followed.
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In one harrowing scene, a drunken Andret seems on the verge of throwing his young daughter, Paulie, into a ravine.
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As I walk away from what I knew would be a harrowing experience, I am — surprisingly — no longer not okay.
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Actor and director Rose McGowan, whose harrowing Weinstein experience affected her career and her personal life, accused him of lying.
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A Forest Hill High School parent told FOX51 that her son took photographs of the harrowing acts with the animals.
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The path of a refugee is immeasurably dangerous and, as we have seen in harrowing detail, often ends in tragedy.
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JoJo is sharing her family's harrowing battle with addiction in hopes her story will save others from the same heartbreak.
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"This whole 20 years has just been so harrowing for the Shepards, and they've been such great stalwarts," says Marsden.
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Hopefully, the next time a user finds themself facing such a harrowing experience, Airbnb has their back from the outset.
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Recently, she's added her voice to the chorus of brave women sharing their harrowing stories of Harvey Weinstein's sexual abuse.
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The video depicts for the first time the harrowing hours as troops held off their enemy and waited for rescue.
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After several harrowing days in an airport hotel she was granted asylum in Canada, where she arrived on January 12th.
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Jim Gaffigan and his wife Jeannie are celebrating her speedy recovery since her harrowing brain tumor surgery five months ago.
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Equally harrowing is the story line of the 12-year-old boy, Eric, who was brought in by the police.
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I'd seen plenty of fat bodies, heads bluntly cropped out, to illustrate some harrowing new statistic about fast-food consumption.
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Opportunity had spent a few harrowing sols stuck in sand at Purgatory Ripple; later, one of its steering motors failed.
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Both forecast more harrowing images like those seen recently from the besieged Syrian town of Madaya, where children have starved.
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But the truly harrowing aspect of the scene isn't the gristle, or even the unidentified creature's inhuman, putty-looking visage.
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There,…Read more ReadBefore the researchers can get to those samples, though, the spacecraft will first undergo a harrowing journey.
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Cab driver Long Hoang Ma detailed the harrowing week he spent with the three violent fugitives who escaped on Jan.
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The financial decisions made in these harrowing moments could haunt pet owners for years, regardless of whether their pet lives.
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As Philae made its harrowing journey across the surface of the comet, its onboard sensors were busy collecting important data.
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But he changed his tune after he saw harrowing video of children choking for air after a chemical weapons attack.
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The book was Loung Ung's First They Killed My Father, a memoir about Ung's harrowing experience under the Khmer Rouge.
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"It was an extremely harrowing incident in which many small children were victimized, and I feel strong resentment," Abe said.
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It was a harrowing trip, and Carmela's infant brother Saverio (whom they called Sam) died before they reached Ellis Island.
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It detailed a harrowing entry into the world, a turbulent marriage and allegations that neglect may have hastened Black's death.
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Perhaps you still binge this series occasionally when you want to immerse yourself in a world of adrenalized, harrowing drama.
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It's harrowing watching Polly be dragged away against her will once Alice shows up to break apart the sisterly reunion.
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She spent her week at SXSW playing songs from Sprained Ankle, the spare, harrowing debut she released late last year.
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Harrowing tales from Houston "The breadth and intensity of this rainfall are beyond anything experienced before," the weather service said.
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Two days ago, a former Uber engineer, Susan J. Fowler, posted a harrowing blog post detailing her experiences at Uber.
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Schiaperelli will also have a big job to do on Wednesday, but it will be a much more harrowing experience.
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An American president's maiden voyage to the Middle East is a harrowing high-wire act under the best of circumstances.
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In part, it's about her treatment and her onrushing frailties, and this material is plain-spoken, harrowing and invariably moving.
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When "A Different Drummer" opens, one of them, seeking to make sense of the recent events, recounts a harrowing story.
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" The AAP also alludes to possible psychological trauma, since children who have arrived at the border "have taken harrowing journeys.
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Their harrowing stories from the battlefield shed light on what they see as an unwinnable conflict in a foreign land.
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On her way to deliver candy and water to rescuers, she paused for a moment describing the harrowing scene inside.
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Most of its staff arrived in Austria as refugees, often after harrowing journeys from their homelands in Africa or Asia.
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They detail longing, desperation, resentment, vulnerability, sorrow and strength, and they can be luminous and harrowing at the same time.
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Captain Kirk is a division head whose responsibilities include dealing with external crises that are variously comical, outlandish and harrowing.
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How do we protect vulnerable readers while also honoring the complexity of a work apart from its most harrowing scenes?
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The evening has two distinct halves: One recounting three refugees' actual and often-harrowing experiences, the other an original play.
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But, today, the Olympics are competing with both a harrowing recession and Brazil's other public spectacle: bare-knuckled political dysfunction.
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There's a big biography of Karl Marx, a harrowing story from the Jim Crow South and a biography of Grant.
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It's just enough to throw you off in the worst way, and so it's it's pretty harrowing and pretty cool.
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Seeing a 623-foot-wide crater a mere 300 feet below the Lunar Module must've been a truly harrowing experience.
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"I hurt right now," he said with a smile as he recounted his harrowing experience to CNN's Alisyn Camerota Wednesday.
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The loss was harrowing; that farmer was the third within the cooperative who'd committed suicide in the past three years.
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Nine months later, #1reasonwhy, a hashtag of harrowing stories about why there aren't more women in the games industry, happened.
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Those moments of otherworldly gleam only work so well, he surmises, because there's also room for the harrowing stuff too.
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Ellen Reid's "p r i s m," another Prototype presentation, tells an equally harrowing story of a woman in crisis.
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He minimized his symptoms, even to himself, because he felt nothing he experienced was harrowing enough to warrant professional treatment.
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"I believed he was going to rape me," Dr. Blasey said on Thursday in her harrowing account before the committee.
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A 39-year-old coronavirus patient in the UK posted a harrowing video from her hospital bed describing her symptoms.
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Three hundred abusers and over 1,000 victims, documented in 20103,400 pages with stories no less harrowing than the one above.
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We know the long-term risks now, and that makes what used to be a simple decision far more harrowing.
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What follows is far harsher, an artfully staggered, increasingly harrowing depiction of the institutionally sanctioned forms of humiliation and subjugation.
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It was a harrowing commentary on the state of the country, designed to make people sit up and pay attention.
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"The reality of prison, and of black suffering, is just as harrowing as the myth of slave labor," Gilmore says.
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PHYLLIS STIGLIANO ART PROJECTS The small, often harrowing paintings on paper of Mary F. Whitfield are history refusing to die.
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Playing on that fungibility, actors within the company "audition" for the role of Hamlet — a process both hilarious and harrowing.
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Many who survive these harrowing ordeals are later ostracized by their families and husbands, who refuse to take them back.
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Despite several attempts to file charges, Khatera is only taken seriously when she tells her harrowing story on national television.
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Everyone has a fairly mild case except the couple's infant, who required a brief but harrowing trip to the hospital.
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In truth, it was a harrowing situation for the would-be nation, and Washington was frankly uncertain of his ability.
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A Starbucks employee made the harrowing discovery and alerted the doorman of a neighboring building, ABC 7 New York reported.
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Serena pushed through various mishaps and a harrowing delivery of her daughter last September that kept her bedridden for weeks.
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He was in a body cast for months with a broken back after a harrowing spill at Saratoga in 1998.
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America never had a Sarah Kane, whose entire, harrowing career unfolded between 1995 and 2000, and left us forever scarred.
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Time after time, a report comes of another everyday nightmare at an American school, and with it, a harrowing ritual.
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Riders aboard the derailed subway train relayed harrowing accounts of the train's being violently jolted and then plunged into darkness.
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But today, in what feels like an almost miraculous happy ending to his harrowing journey, Cameron has achieved just that.
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Learning to drive as an adult can be harrowing, because you're old enough to be fully cognizant of the dangers.
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On this week's podcast, Whitehead says that the harrowing events of the novel are all too timely, or even timeless.
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The recovery of the little girl ended a harrowing episode that began when she was abducted around 6:40 p.m.
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This is a harrowing fact to consider, but one must consider it anyway: The iPhone is now 12 years old.
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A multiday decline, in your first few years of managing to put a bit of money away, can be harrowing.
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"Gay Guerrilla" opens with an extended biographical essay, by Packer, that feels ready for adaptation as a harrowing indie film.
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Some of those Americans described being evacuated in harrowing conditions and not being able to eat for hours on end.
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Among the most harrowing stage moments involving a firearm that I've seen lately, in fact, wasn't in a gun play.
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But what happens at Jezebels is a form of ritualized rape that's just as harrowing as what the handmaids experience.
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She has now endured a harrowing trial, is separated from her teenage daughter and is facing 12 years in prison.
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In November 2015, the African Union issued a harrowing report that documented massacres, rapes and a sharply deteriorating humanitarian situation.
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Today, she'll admit that the experience was harrowing, mostly because the price the collector paid became an obsession for viewers.
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The director seamlessly moves between tones, aware that too harrowing a shift might topple the play back into "problem" territory.
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And although she is greeted warmly, she recognizes her own inability to feel for people in their most harrowing moments.
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The entire harrowing incident was caught on surveillance video from Copper State Metals — a recycling center located near the scene.
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Thursday's success comes after a harrowing toll: Nearly 23,000 children lost at least one parent or caregiver to the disease.
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This is one of those movies that's all about the journey, and Ghinsberg's trip looks like a particularly harrowing one.
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What follows is their harrowing journey to Mexico, where they plan on starting a new life in their father's hometown.
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When the harrowing trek to the border is made during the low temperatures of winter months, migrants are especially vulnerable.
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But witnessing a harrowing national tragedy ended up providing me with a much more intense insight into mental health apps.
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As a result, the TV show feels a lot bleaker and more harrowing than the book does in its beginning.
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I'll never forget his chillingly clear performance of the scene when romantic frustration drives Orlando to a harrowing mental breakdown.
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