It is "Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache: How Music Came Out," not "Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache: How Music Became Gay."
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The heartache of potentially having lawmakers take this choice out of women's hands only intensifies the heartache of not being able to build the family you've been dreaming of.
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" He left us this week with a "Heartache Tonight.
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This song tells a story about pain and heartache .
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Each of us carves our own path away from heartache.
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It had to be the Steelers who prolonged the heartache.
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Did you call in sick, citing anguish, insomnia, and heartache?
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There's only so much heartache any one person can take.
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Yiru Sun chose to turn heartache into heroism on Saturday.
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You have to have suffered such major heartache, and disappointment.
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"The extent of the decline is a heartache," said Levine.
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Drake's flow and Sufjan Stevens' heartache: a strangely perfect match.
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One way or another, expect glorious heartache and bloody talons.
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So if you're hurting from heartache, try popping some Tylenol.
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"I set out to show heartache and disappointment," he says.
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It was Barbara who bore the brunt of this heartache.
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A faultless crime, though not without its heartache and deceit.
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Indeed, Wozniak has saved himself a whole lot of heartache.
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I knew I could be setting myself up for heartache.
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While 2018 brought heartache and healing, 2019 promises a fresh start.
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Despite her heartache, Jill didn't want her husband to suffer anymore.
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For the rest of us it's gonna be a Heartache Tonight
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Take this as a liberal guide to their dream home heartache.
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That would have saved lots of money and all this heartache.
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From the pain, mistakes, and heartache we achieve pride and strength.
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But holding onto anger didn't protect me from future heartache either.
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Taking on debt to say "I do" is asking for heartache.
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Chloë Grace Moretz is going through a double dose of heartache.
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They may recall the heartache, the sadness and the occasional tears.
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To feel pleasure, heartache…This film was meant to be cheeky.
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Still, there are happy stories to help break up the heartache.
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It reflects that physical heartache of forced partings and still memories.
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Rather than struggling against heartache, his best tracks are almost shrugging.
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And your grandchildren will never know the firsthand heartache of repression.
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Mariko Tamaki seems to have an ear for gay teen heartache.
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And can you summon all that heartache and frustration in song?
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As she always does, Adele is channeling her heartache into music.
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It doesn't help that said heartache is experienced by a cardiologist.
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"Porn now was a kind of heartache," Hoby writes of Bill.
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I read many confessional tales of heartache, confusion, grief and anger.
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I'll spare you the headache and heartache: you can't do it.
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We have New York love, and heartache, in all its forms.
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But now the feelings of heartache increased as the workload diminished.
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Adding to the heartache is where the wall is actually going.
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There is a silver lining in all this controversy and heartache.
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But the movie is sensitive to heartache, Abdullah's not the least.
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She could get money just for the heartache of it all.
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I'm not talking about crying along to a playlist made for heartache.
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Thinking back, the stress and heartache of the gaokao seems somewhat insignificant.
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Here's Why This App Will Save You So Much Ice Cream Heartache
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What those men went through sent a feeling of heartache through me.
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Listen to just how anthemic "Heartache on the Dancefloor" wants to be!
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A little bit of legwork can save you a lot of heartache.
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Drake's songs of love and heartache gave some listeners all the feels.
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Believing anything Trump says is a recipe for a headache and heartache.
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The film spends a few minutes explaining Quinn's heartache before moving forward.
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If you have heartache, do you literally feel it in your chest?
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I didn't have enough hurt in my life, enough heartache, enough failure.
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I thought I knew my parents' heartache but didn't have a glimmer.
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I think about the heartache and pain that I've caused my family.
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Gage Edward is looking to the future after a year filled with heartache.
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The full music video for "Heartache Medication" will be available Friday, Aug. 2.
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As the infant of the zodiac, Aries is phenomenal at "walking off" heartache.
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Because I know it always brings him grief or heartache in some way.
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When you're deep in heartache, it can be hard to see past it.
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By turning distrust into determination, frustration into fuel, and heartache into hard work.
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That's exactly the message we need after a year of heartache and loss.
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I really went through a lot of heartache making the choices I did.
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Though most people who cultivate intimate friendships have known this kind of heartache.
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It feels like she's expunging her heartache and melancholy by sharing it us.
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Then, on June 173 this summer, they were hit once again with heartache.
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But heartache is like any other pain, and it takes time to heal.
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They both experience substantial heartache, both in and out of their spying organizations.
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Think of how many families these policies saved from the worst heartache imaginable.
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They range from heartache-perfumed ballads and yearning love duets to energetic hootenannies.
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"— The Los Angeles Times "We will search for meaning, find hope and heartache.
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But all along, lyrics hinged on love and heartache have anchored her work.
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We will survive this, but there surely will be heartache, pain, and loss.
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But bare displays of heartache can push away as much as any withholding.
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Now I could leave this frustration and heartache behind and focus on me.
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Here are some tips on how to do it with the least heartache.
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I don't want years of heartache and stalking and therapy and possible violence.
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When I was a kid, nothing was more glamorous to me than heartache.
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Apart from a little less heartache, perhaps, and keeping one single hidden Warhol.
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I'd failed her even in my womb, dragging her through my stress and heartache.
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Spotify has released top 10 lists for heartache songs and anti-Valentine's Day songs.
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The move paved the way for reunions at the airports, as well as heartache.
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All I could feel was a load of agony, tiresome discontent and bitter heartache!
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In these moments of heartache and darkness, we hold onto God's word in Scripture.
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She and Cooper apparently got "breakup cuts" after production, the heartache was so real.
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Lisa has let her heartache define her character, her relationships, and her entire life.
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The captain of our next journey through romance and heartache is Joelle "JoJo" Fletcher.
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There's been talk of Lylo's Heartache EP in journalists' inboxes for the past year.
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She kissed boys, and I wrote dramatic poems about heartache in neat, rhyming couplets.
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This has promising implications for people who are caught in the hell of heartache.
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There was some phantom-limb heartache, but I'd already disentangled myself from the team.
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I knew pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting would involve a lot of pain and heartache.
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"In the midst of all the heartache, there's incredible joy as well," Ruiz said.
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Let's hope no other American families are forced to endure this very preventable heartache.
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Humor has had almost as much of a place in her songwriting as heartache.
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Regardless of one's opinion of what went on, Dev's heartache and longing were palpable.
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The audience isn't privy to the heartache or embarrassment or disappointment of real life.
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Federal employees, she said, are "sharing their heartache" with one another — and their indignation.
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Boss Fight: Heartache; Thicker Than Blood; Magic to the Bone by Annie Bellet This volume contains three of Annie Bellet's novels — Heartache, Thicker than Blood, and Magic to the Bone — and is the second collection of books in her Twenty-Sided Sorceress series.
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Despite her heartache, Taylor testified that doesn't believe that her husband intentionally killed their child.
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I'm ready for more of that yummy heartache and the fury and the sweet romance.
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In mid-July, with the heartache of a break-up, I sent my resignation letter.
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In the midst of such heartache and distress, everyday Americans may feel paralyzed and hopeless.
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" Luke Bryan also shared his heartache, writing on Twitter, "Words can't begin explain my sadness.
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Ariana Grande is back in the studio ... this after a lot of drama and heartache.
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They'll never experience the heartache, the anger, or the frustration with our criminal justice system.
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Trades can yield tremendous heartache—but that's the way the monied cookie crumbles, my friends.
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As Boswell's field goal sailed through the uprights, jubilation turned to heartache for the Bengals.
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When you're dating someone, this can potentially save you some heartache or even your life.
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Extreme weather Heavy rain is causing destruction and heartache up and down the East Coast.
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It would save a lot of resources and heartache (at least for me, the surgeon).
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Now I feed faith to faith, suffer human noise, complain about this or that heartache.
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The musician: 'Like you're moving through water' Kay Ashley has had her fill of heartache.
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"I was obviously trying to leap into the heartache on page 1," he told me.
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What does heartache for the wrong reason (is it ever the right reason?) sound like?
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Dabney-Smith listened to thousands of accounts of heartache in order to help the storytellers.
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Her luminous concert at the Schimmel Center encompassed both desperate heartache and light-footed whimsy.
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The Curse prefers a team that actually flirts with success on occasion, to maximize heartache.
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Having a fully funded emergency fund will save you a ton of heartache and headaches.
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So what, then, does Christianity have to offer in the midst of hardships and heartache?
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In a time of crisis, football provided hope, a refuge from heartache, a welcome distraction.
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Madea got the opportunity to riff about pain and heartache, forgiveness, and God and faith.
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They are actually pretty boring, these abusers, considering all the drama and heartache they cause.
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It's very sad, because they're going through all this heartache, meanwhile it's not even their fault.
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Your voice was joy and pain, anger and forgiveness, love and heartache all wrapped into one.
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It would have saved me a lot of heartache and helped me avoid tricky client situations.
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Laura Stevenson's music has always dealt in crushing existential dread, be it self-deprecation or heartache.
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I did not know the journey into heartbreak, heartache, sisterhood and loss that I would experience.
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That pre-visualization work saves a lot of heartache and physical fudging on the back end.
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And they probably knew that after so much uncertainty and heartache, I didn't really know either.
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Words alone cannot describe the immeasurable heartache felt by his friends & family, including his fire family.
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We hope by sharing some of Rob's story it will save others the heartache we feel.
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To save yourself the Halloween heartache, let's take a look at our own closets, shall we?
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Less than 15 miles away, in Charleston, Pam and Brian King were experiencing the same heartache.
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Resilience allows us to overcome and bounce back from heartache stronger and more flexible than before.
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All of the moments of heartache were followed by the biggest blessing in the entire world!!
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Jupiter and Pluto's clash will force to face any heartache that you've been avoiding dealing with.
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Did playing Billi, navigating that heartache while playing a character, make you discover anything about yourself?
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The marriage ended and the heartache was immortalized in "Little Green," a song about her daughter.
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Washington (CNN)Despite nearly a year's worth of heartache, Republicans can't quit trying to repeal Obamacare.
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Meanwhile, the longing and heartache in Brazil have been refracted through a lens of German success.
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This season features a love story, which adds a little schmaltz and heartache to the proceedings.
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No one should ever have to suffer the horrible heartache that they have had to endure.
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Thematically, too, Revival's narrative of heartache, sexual exploration and personal anguish hits straight to the heart.
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Indeed, "Teenage Kicks" was a work of piercing heartache, crooned in singer Feargal Sharkey's quivering tenor.
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So granting this three-year stay of deportation to parents would alleviate much of that heartache.
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I can hear the heartache in my mom's voice when she's on the phone with him.
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Intermittent heartache, bursts of profit and, if the future is like the past, reasonably high returns.
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From midnight to midnight, the issue features stories about romance, lust, heartache and everything in between.
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We can speak from so much pain and so much heartache and so much — still — frustration.
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Charlee Remitz "Nothing Blooms Quite Like a Heartache" Another potential 2020 anthem comes from Charlee Remitz.
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How we live in the aftermath of tragedy and heartache, that’s within our control.
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Love means pain, lonely nights, breakups, heartache, and late night text messages devoid of all dignity.
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In my journey, the road to today has been full of passion, heartache, self-discovery, and triumph.
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Secretary Clinton, this is a community that has suffered a lot of heartache in the last year.
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It's hard to even think of a single event that caused anyone heartache or anxiety or anger.
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"The last year of my life has been one of heartache and healing," she captioned the shot.
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And I don't suggest that this is the only kind of heartache we should be working on.
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She cooked many meals for us, was a part of every milestone, every heartache, every family gathering.
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We've seen our share of violence, heartache and divisiveness, much of it focusing on our perceived differences.
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As women we put up with enough BS. I will NEVER add to that stress and heartache!!!
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In times of heartache and tragedy, Ellen DeGeneres is a true believer in the power of kindness.
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" Amy, in September"There's been so much heartache and pain, and it's just a really rough time.
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Although I'm suspicious of turning heartache into consumer capital, I kind of understand the draw of ExBox.
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Avoid waffling or attempting to communicate your ambivalence indirectly, which can lead to more confusion and heartache.
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And while Lane's heartache days are over for now, there's no shortage of it on Highway Queen.
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I was able to see their heartache and sorrow as parents, as Americans and as human beings.
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Is the struggle to secure a liberal, Jewish, and democratic Israel really worth the heartache and frustration?
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The immediate-gratification timetable clearly did not, or did not yet, work for heartache-y pop ballads.
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Afterwards, I suffered a deep, years-long heartache that affected my emotional, financial, and scholastic well-being.
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By this afternoon, my world could be filled with love and possibility instead of heartache and loneliness.
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At first, it seems that this will be a predictable, gratingly cute tale of heartache and betrayal.
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" He added: "It is hard to be strong for everyone else when I have my own heartache.
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They inspired us, commiserated with us at moments of heartache and heartbreak and made countless Americans happy.
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Inside, a stocky third-generation Nashville musician named Andrew Sovine was performing an eighties ode to heartache.
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Few relationships bring greater delight and meaning when they go well, and more heartache when they falter.
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"I'm confident we'll get there, but there's going to be a lot of heartache in the meantime."
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The babies prompt outrage and heartache when they're writhing in Syria, but God forbid they come here.
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Iowa and Wisconsin are the most likely to continue to cause heartache for the Democrats in 23.
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"I'm a real fucking person who wakes up DAILY to more and more bullshit and heartache," she wrote.
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It's an argument for music choked with noise and stimulus, a portrayal of manic energy and awkward heartache.
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In Illinois, a mother's heartache over her daughter's autism led to a nonprofit that helps Muslims with disabilities.
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The Polettis say they will never forget that their good fortune may be thanks to another family's heartache.
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It helped my heartache to imagine him yanking me into the snack closet and asserting his silverback privilege.
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Ain't nothing but a heartache…for anybody who isn't listening to "I Want It That Way" right now!
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But her heartache turned into joy when she learned she was pregnant with daughter, Harper Grace, in 2016.
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Moved by her father's heartache, the dog dad's daughter decided to surprise him with a new Bichon puppy.
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Sketched in a rough, pencilled style, the comic blurs the line between anime-nodding and teenage sketchbook heartache.
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That was sort of the beginning of the three-year heartache, the three-year school of hard knocks.
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The sims are saving time and heartache in the real world — just like technology is supposed to do.
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Come On Over, like all of Twain's albums, works through stories of heartache, empowerment, love, defiance, and cheekiness.
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Families of addicts often share their struggles as a cautionary tale, hoping to save others the same heartache.
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Still, the daily write-ups are may prove useful in helping you process your heartache with no judgment.
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"That decision came after a lot of struggle, and heartache, and back and forth and tears," McIntyre says.
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I was appointed city manager of Resurrection City -- an honor and a heartache -- by King's successor, the Rev.
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But after heartache, came joy: The couple finally wed at Chateau Miraval in France on August 23, 2014.
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The scattered lights of upstate New York, a region not unfamiliar with heartache, flicker past. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse.
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"We're going to continue to see a lot of heartache unless we fix this broken immigration system," Rep.
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It is an appalling number and the source of the deepest kind of heartache for their loved ones.
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"There are no words to express our heartache over this terrible tragedy," said John Thrasher, Florida State's president.
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He feared another heartache and the heavy weight of disappointment if they didn't conceive soon, or at all.
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But country music is deeply morose and often times telling sad, tall tales of lost love and heartache.
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Venus retrograde in Pisces will bring some of the most heartache-y, horny, angry vibes of the season.
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It's every incarnation of outrage and surprise and disappointment and heartache and panic and being plused and nonplused.
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She movingly conveys the heartache that accompanies the abandonment of one way of life in search of another.
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"Every championship team usually has to endure some serious heartache or heartbreak before winning it all," Randolph said.
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You shared tragic memories, about experiencing unbelievable heartache on a day that is supposed to bring people together.
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The breath work also had another unexpected effect: it eased my steely grip on a lifetime of heartache.
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It's the smell of Peter, the smell of our divorce and all the heartache that came with it.
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There is, though, perhaps no team that has suffered more heartache, that has conjured so many near-misses.
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Immortalized in song and onstage, these two have lent their names and heartache to a couple of films.
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Clinton brings Trump back to the moment before the rose lost its blush and the heartache set in.
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Daniel Jones knows more about love (and heartache and loss) than probably any other journalist at The Times.
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Khloé Kardashian has been through her fair share of heartache – and now, she's revealing just how to bounce back.
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Though the election was marked by negativity and heartache, the sense of camaraderie in the air today is undeniable.
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They're simply too young and too naive to fully grasp what I feel -- the dread, the terror, the heartache.
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But, 17 years after the death of Mike Darr, the heartache of another young man's passing ripples through baseball.
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And is all of this pain, this heartache, this regret and anger and shame — is parenthood really worth it?
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She said it is "a point of real heartache for our families, for us," that student athletes are impacted.
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They illuminate the fact that we all experience heartache, love, grief, despair, shame, longing, ambition, joy — you name it.
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I went through stages of grief, confusion, betrayal, heartache, acceptance, and gratitude for having him back in my life.
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Men reached for beer on any occurrence from break-up heartache to having a birthday, according to the poll.
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Lipa's lines are often more melancholic and raw, possessing a more nuanced stance on things like love and heartache.
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You want to find out which twin that is very early — it will save you a lot of heartache.
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Aldean says he's gone through a variety of emotions since the Sunday night massacre -- fear, anger, heartache and compassion.
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Splunk is rapidly becoming the de facto SIEM replacement product, causing heartache for HP-ArcSight as well as IBM.
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Other women simply used the letters to lay bare their heartache and offer words of comfort to their children.
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And here I thought potatoes were a simple comfort food, able to cure little more than hangovers and heartache.
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If one record encompasses the fear, agony, heartache, and paranoia of the Bush era, it's Sleater-Kinney's One Beat.
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But it completely changed the plan with the coveted X, causing a lot of heartache for us whiny writers.
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While in exile she also created her lesser-known "Heartache" boxes, incorporating family fabrics and heirlooms into downcast assemblages.
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So why, even despite this, was D. the only person my brain kept telling me could fix my heartache?
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"I've spent this last week navigating the heartache and disappointment from the game," Brees wrote in an Instagram post.
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Here is how one couple got their golden retriever, Harley, from upstate New York to London with minimal heartache.
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It's outrageous that people have had to live with this heartache for so long without having a definitive answer.
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It explores the genuine frustration and heartache at the root of many tears, and the strategy that produces others.
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The tales of heartache and strife at the centre of every song are little more than white male fantasies.
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Thanks, Heartache 2.0 Dear Heartache 2.0, I'm not going to tell you to stop internet dating, or to only date people who are available (or, god forbid, not fictional), because that would have a twinge of judgment and I don't want to judge you any harder than you are already judging yourself.
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She lost her own dogs recently, but Sandra Bullock is making sure no one else has to endure such heartache.
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Though 515 has been the scene of much heartache for many Mount Sinai physicians, it also has been a refuge.
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If not a clear pane, then Masseduction is at least a peep show on heartache, fucking, addiction, destitution, and suicide.
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Supporting a team in the tournament could well be a precursor to more heartache, as any Englishman will tell you.
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To enjoy a healthy yogurt swap that won't cause you any heartache, Snyder recommended trying low-sugar coconut yogurt instead.
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I can't put into words the pain and heartache we feel for the ones who are no longer with us.
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You have to deal with heartache and being honest with yourself, acknowledge the mistakes, and push yourself to get better.
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The Texan singer was really the first male pop singer to create a persona inextricably entwined with sadness and heartache.
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Olympian Carly Patterson is going to be a mom – thrilling news that follows over two years of heartache and disappointment.
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And if I had put my health first, I would've figured it out much faster and with much less heartache.
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Albums involve angst and heartache and you put an album out and people pick their favourite single from it anyway.
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" He said it was a "heartache album" written during a period in which he was "kind of on the straits.
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Both of these women have also revealed that being diagnosed sooner would've saved them a lot of pain and heartache.
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It weighs the same as a heartache, but if you want to play badly enough, you'll carry the damn thing.
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Her themes don't vary too much: heartache hurts, love heals, women are strong, loving yourself is key to most things.
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However, the murder is not at all premeditated and instead unfolds through a mix of drunken abandon and suppressed heartache.
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The recipes closing each chapter hint that every heartache can be soothed by the deft application of cheese and carbohydrates.
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"It was a huge heartache for her," said Barbara Davis, a fellow doctoral student and close friend of Ms. Suggs.
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"The tragedy in Venezuela is a reminder that socialism and communism bring misery and heartache everywhere they're tried," Trump added.
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But for much of "Vi Gnin," a ruminative original confronting the heartache of migration and family separation, he is alone.
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J.P. "Mama Proud" takes its time as it poses questions it doesn't answer: questions about heartache, faith, loss and destiny.
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And on "Cherry," his transportive and melancholy ode to an ex, listeners get a glimpse at genuine heartache from Harry.
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She said she has been working at Blockbuster for 14 years and seen her share of heartache as stores closed.
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"If you ain't gonna lead us anywhere but heartache, then we're gonna have to leave you behind," he tells Lucious.
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Was there a period of time that brought so much change, and upheaval, and heartache, and renewal of the spirit?
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While a well-executed prenup can save a couple from financial and emotional heartache, the agreements do have their limits.
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Whether it's the fear of causing her heartache, sheer awkwardness, or some other reason as unique as the relationship itself.
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You define a few band and genre preferences that will embarrass you several years down the line, then you hone your musical style as you move through life and experience your first heartache, your second heartache, a friend's betrayal, your first kiss, moving away from home — the usual tragedies that are part of getting older.
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Venus in Gemini squares (a tense astrological aspect) Neptune, in Pisces, on July 17, stirring up insecurities, heartache, paranoia, and confusion.
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If you're really curious about how the new iOS works, install it on your old phone and save yourself some heartache.
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We couldn't handle another death in our beloved Pearson family, so it's nice to know that we'll be spared more heartache.
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Finally after much heartache and sadness we are in a position at last to bring our babies home where they belong.
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On much of her new album Head Above Water (out now), the Grammy-nominated star sings of finding love after heartache.
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On her new EP Inner Monologue, Pt. 1, the "Issues" singer, 25, gets brutally honest about love, heartache and bad breakups.
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Backstreet Boys gives us surface level subject matter (love, loss, heartache, fucking, dancing, more fucking) but set to genre mixing sounds.
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But while there's plenty of concern and conversation around romantic heartache, no one really talks about how devastating friendship breakups are.
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That was part of the heartache that my father felt when he fled Cuba for the U.S. And he wasn't alone.
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Mary could have saved her company a lot of heartache by simply verifying that I was who I claimed to be.
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He then ushered through a conservative replacement to Antonin Scalia and saved the conservative cause considerable heartache for years to come.
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The heartache Oberst suffered over the last few years, though, was heavy enough to pull him back into a dark place.
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Maura, who was vibing, followed with "Stay" by Rihanna, immediately appreciating the power in belting a piano-driven downer about heartache.
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GHAZNI, Afghanistan — As they march for peace through Afghan villages laced with roadside bombs and bottomless heartache, their numbers keep growing.
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Profile She's chronicled the messy stuff of life — refracting her own stories of heartache, addiction and loss — for over three decades.
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But the rest of us could save ourselves a lot of stress and heartache by directing our energy and attention elsewhere.
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But he didn't like me, and each time he didn't, the heartache felt like a warm bullet exploding in my gut.
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The area is about 1,000 miles from Russia's border, minimizing the heartache that NATO's integration of the Balkans would cause Moscow.
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If Rainbow, an album very much colored by trauma and heartache, was about collective healing, High Road is purely for Kesha.
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You will save yourself so much heartache by being strategic about that and using your network on LinkedIn to get introductions.
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After breaking up, Willa and Hesper each travel, separately, to the Old World, to discover their roots and soothe their heartache.
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The marriage that Lemonade depicted was fraught with betrayal and heartache and doubt — but it was anything but a business arrangement.
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A year of heartache and worry, a monumental effort to bring Ghosh home, and hours after he arrived, he was ash.
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Subshock & Evangelos – 2BAE [Dim Mak Records] Max Styler – Heartache (Taiki Nulight Remix), All Your Love [Dim Mak Records] Riot Ten & Sirenz – Scream!
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Ultimately, the shooting in Vegas will, like the ones that came before it, reflect political polarization instead of communal heartache and horror.
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They should just focus their unchecked sexuality on each other and spare every other person in their lives a lot of heartache.
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"It was going to be hell, and I'd already been through hell," she says of purposely avoiding having to revisit her heartache.
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William's brother, Yance, has channeled his grief and heartache into a new true crime documentary on Netflix, Strong Island, premiering on Sept.
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This is a lovely new moon to hold a ritual for pulling in a partner or for healing yourself of past heartache.
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Deadliest Catch viewers watched Jake work through the heartache, including watching him return to the site where his father's truck was found.
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On top of the heartache, what to do with a $30,000 event for 170 guests that you've been painstakingly planning for years?
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"It was a long four years after London 2012," said Post, who like Fields suffered heartache in London when tipped for gold.
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As fiction writers, we're not expected to be well versed in writing about power, the minutia, subtlety, complexity of it, the heartache.
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Chester said of Chris, 'Your voice was joy and pain and anger and forgiveness, love and heartache, all wrapped up into one.
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On their excellent debut Feast of Love, Drake's quiet vocals pushed through fuzzed out guitars and emo tropes of heartache and longing.
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Depressed people may just be lacking that crucial optimism that helps us power through a life full of heartache, meaninglessness, and death.
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In the Better Call Saul universe, the best laid plans often lead to heartache — or even worse, a bullet to the head.
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Most importantly, Mongno wishes that no one has to go through the heartache her family has felt over the past few days.
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"The last couple weeks have literally been hell filled with so many tears, anger, confusion and heartache," Preston, from Fernley, Nevada, wrote.
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Your editorialization of your pain, heartache, or dehumanization can be received by audiences who are already on the same page with you.
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Alex corners April, trying to convince her to tell Jackson about the baby, but April insists she's protecting him from more heartache.
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Though not as unmooring as a romantic breakup, there's still heartache and trauma that comes from the fallout of a platonic relationship.
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What I also get is real heartache for a land he loved and knew was doomed but still tried desperately to save.
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Not only did he accompany her to her sister's November wedding, he steered Ms. Sanford through a new heartache the next year.
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On Monday, as the identities of more victims were reported, heartache rippled through convention halls, classrooms and living rooms across the globe.
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My hope is that in tasting the full flavors of consumerism — its joy and heartache — Rosie will eventually find her own wisdom.
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Sometimes the last person patients want to tell about their condition is a relative or friend, to prevent either heartache or embarrassment.
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Whatever the result, she recommends practicing self-compassion if things do not go as planned, which can help minimize sorrow and heartache.
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On Monday, as the identities of more victims were revealed, heartache rippled through convention halls, classrooms and living rooms across the globe.
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La La Land is the kind of perfectly pleasant, well-constructed heartache that makes for a solid middle-of-the-road contender.
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The overwrought language—of love letters and confessions of heartache and rom-com-esque pleas to notice us—matches the country's desperation.
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But as the evening goes on, the fault-lines between their friendships and the self-inflicted heartache many are experiencing slowly exposes itself.
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It amazes me with all the "awareness and treatment options" there are thousands who are mistreated costing significant heartache and sometimes their lives.
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"I think about that – the years of heartache and anguish I could've spared myself – but I can't say that for certain," she says.
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Blink-182: "I Miss You" Blink's ghostly video did the near-impossible task of making us love their ode to heartache even more.
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She presented herself to him, and he struck, wishing only for the death that would soon cure the heartache he felt for Blotchy.
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I've dealt with my fair share of heartache and loss already, not specifically of my own children, but of people I deeply love.
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In hindsight, yes, I could have probably saved myself the heartache, but in the end, I took a risk I thought worth taking.
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Her biggest heartache was the death of her son Terry Melcher – who produced many ballads on her new album – from melanoma in 2004.
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With a 280-watt amplifier, he could project his frustration, heartache, and joy in a way that mimicked those feelings in raw form.
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I hope that when the cameras leave and they put the crutches away, there will be people to support them through their heartache.
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I am forever moved thinking about Obama, wiping away tears, as he spoke of the Sandy Hook tragedy with such heartache and compassion.
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In past seasons' breakups, we've always been relieved from intense heartache by fade-outs and panoramic views of the romantic destination du jour.
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His private sector expertise will be valuable as we begin to tackle these challenges and reverse the last eight years of economic heartache.
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It all makes for an album that interweaves social and political truth-telling with extreme personal joy, all under a cloud of heartache.
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The Last of Us can burden Joel and Ellie with heartache, but it also needs to serve up good stealth and combat encounters.
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Sink into the song's lowkey vengeful undertones, nods to 90s R&B heartache and quivering electronic production while we premiere the video above.
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Rumours remains, four decades along, a testament to the importance of work in the face of heartache, to the healing powers of art.
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Since then, the Casadys have relocated from a Williamsburg loft to the French barn where they wrote their most recent album Heartache City.
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Like CocoRosie's previous work, Heartache City blends ancient mythical tropes with commentary on contemporary injustices, like violence against women, exploring distrust towards men.
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If 2014 is any guide, they should spare themselves a lot of travel and a world of heartache and pack it in now.
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Coping is knowing when to push aside the heartache so it's more like background noise when I have to focus on something else.
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Those ugly moments — moments of heartache, despondency, wretchedness — are not only symbolic of addiction in general, but also defining parts of John's story.
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In contrast to the heartache his characters experience, the filmmaker was in good spirits during a recent interview at The New York Times.
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The lovelorn Ali (Erin Mackey) is trying to overcome the heartache of a bad split from Dave (David Abeles) by training for marathons.
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For the child and their family, the result is a life of heartache and everyday challenges that no person should have to endure.
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We can acknowledge our own heartache for what it was: The inevitable result of fully loving a child who was never really ours.
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There's also the associated heartache of having to watch a beloved dog get sick, struggle with lingering health issues, and meet an untimely end.
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Where Franz Ferdinand relied a lot on their cheeky, steady guitar twangs, Maxïmo Park dialed up that passion and heartache into a danceable frenzy.
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WARNINGS ABOUT REUSING PASSWORDS The new iOS will give you a friendly reminder that could end up saving you some heartache down the road.
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Knoll's essay describes in agonizing detail the similar events that happened to her in real life, and the shame, confusion and heartache that followed.
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"Chester said of Chris, 'Your voice was joy and pain and anger and forgiveness, love and heartache, all wrapped up into one,'" Leto quoted.
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We all have our own personal heartache rituals, ranging in levels of irresponsibility; one of mine is to buy an absolutely bad-news top.
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The singer has said his forthcoming album, Last Year Was Complicated, was inspired by a split, and his heartache may lend itself to hits.
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Cousins took the crowd at Golden 1 Center on a trip down memory lane, then left them with some heartache after a spectacular performance.
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And on top of all of that heartache, everyone around you won't stop complaining about the fact they have to start work again today.
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And I think he has caused himself a world of pain and -- not heartache, but a headache because of talking to the press. John.
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I've gotten to know many wonderful Angel Moms, Dads, and families – no one should ever have to suffer the horrible heartache they have endured.
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Every behind-the-scenes story about Roseanne — even the ones Barr tells — is filled with fraught creative moments, with conflict, with headache and heartache.
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But the strategy saves PSL the heartache that comes with investing a lot of time into a business idea that never finds its market.
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While all the noise and drama and heartache are understandable, they don't really help solve the underlying problems that have led to this point.
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Mr. Maharaj's dialogue sometimes suffers from the show's desire to educate, but he does a beautiful job of balancing heartache with just enough humor.
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That's a hopeful lesson to take home from class — and sufficient, for one evening anyway, to mask whatever toothache or heartache you arrived with.
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The outcry of support for sweet, sweet Paint — and heartache-y memes (see below) — seemed for naught, until Microsoft had a change of heart.
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Readers follow Jess's life as they search for identity; survive rape, abuse, and heartache; and finally achieves a measure of hope as an activist.
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She once explained the popularity of her music by noting that it drew on the heartache of Brazilians, a people well acquainted with hardship.
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She recorded nearly 200 songs, but none had the impact of "Alone Tonight," which expressed the heartache of couples torn apart by the war.
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For every dollar spent on those services, the organization saves society many more dollars in future social costs, not to mention untold human heartache.
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"The thing that was amazing in the midst of the heartache of that ending was the response that came out of it," she said.
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Love and heartache are featured in later tracks "Lucid Dreams" and "All Girls Are The Same," the songs that launched him to mainstream success.
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But the insight they provide may help some avoid heartache later in life by choosing to freeze their eggs or speed their baby plans.
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I've gotten to know many wonderful Angel Moms, Dads, and families -- no one should ever have to suffer the horrible heartache they have endured.
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We were in love but exhausted and ready to give up, resigned to nursing our heartache from the opposite side of a circadian rhythm.
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"You are far from your friends, your country and your home," he sings, acknowledging the heartache of yearning for a mother or a son.
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In the right hands, it can express all the decades of experience, all the heartache and joy, that a much younger performer could never effect.
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The last three years was "a journey filled with heartache and pain most people cannot comprehend," Robert Limon's other sister, Chris Wilson, told the judge.
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We feel your pain, but hey, it's all the more reason to stock up on the brand's gorgeous new Foiled eyeshadows to ease your heartache.
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" Brown said he had spoken to Lueck's father and could "feel the heartache and the pain and the suffering in his voice as we spoke.
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It costs money and time and heartache to run a house that values radically ordinary hospitality and nightly table fellowship, and we are all in.
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Adams' songs told me that guys were capable of the same complexities of emotion that I was, the same heartache and deep fear of loss.
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"Think of how many families these policies saved from the worst heartache possible," Trump said of Giuliani, who is now a top adviser and surrogate.
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Glenn Frey, the Grammy-winning Eagles guitarist who performed hits including "Tequila Sunrise" and "Heartache Tonight," died Monday, the band confirmed on its official website.
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"It is with great sadness and heartache that I had to leave due to allegations of having a prohibited substance in my system," she wrote.
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In Just As Long As We're Together, 9th grade Stephanie narrates the heartache of her parent's divorce amid a breakup with her own best friend.
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If Shonda Rhimes shows have taught us anything, it's that anyone (McDreamy!) could end up on the chopping block, your tears and heartache be damned.
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"We have experienced similar tragedies far too often in the United States and understand all too well the heartache and sadness that result," Heyman said.
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Orlando (CNN)Christine Leinonen's grief lies just beneath the surface, her tears never far away, her heartache so acute that it's palpable in her presence.
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Despite—or perhaps because of—2016's turmoil and heartache, the state of post-punk has never felt more diverse and vivid than right now.
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The out-of-order Instagram timeline has attracted complaints since it debuted, but this time around it's causing many users heartache rather than just annoyance.
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He's begun lifting his head and using his hands and feet in ways he couldn't before -- a spark of hope after a year of heartache.
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She knows how to write songs that say what fans have felt, while her voice climbs from tremulous introspection to overwhelming need, heartache and rage.
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They shared personal stories of loss and heartache, as well as their own thoughts about whether friendship can — and should — outlast time, distance and betrayal.
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In short, "Romeo & Juliet" illustrates the irony and waste of suicide, while "13 Reasons" celebrates its inherent power to bring heartache and guilt to others.
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Maybe, like Doug and Hilary, we'll eventually decide that constant communication is too much to handle, and long distance relationships are never worth the heartache.
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Yet it is a meeting between these ghosts and Wilder's that brings the play closest to naming what may have been the real Wilder's enduring heartache.
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" Marriage advice: "Just a tip for all you young folks... listening to understand not listening to respond — that'll save you a lot of heartache and grief.
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"It is with extreme heartache, that I have to announce the passing of an original Industry Pioneer, Legend and Icon – Miss Carol Channing," the statement read.
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Both albums, as they straddle the alt-pop, mainstream bridge, reflect a growing pain particular to an early 20-something woman navigating the world post-heartache.
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Her project, We Are Family, uses pictures and stories to explore the love and heartache that rippled through Orlando's LGBTQ+ community following the Pulse nightclub shooting.
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And this, truly, is my problem and heartache today: the failure to set aside financial interests, even briefly, for the sake of speaking candidly and openly.
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It was once a show that thrived in the gray areas, where heartache undercuts triumph and anything resembling a classical hero was dispatched with merciless efficiency.
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No matter how tough you think you are, the loss of a pet can devastate your life, leaving you a blubbering pile of tissues and heartache.
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For the last 11 years, Jenni Pulos has been a fixture on reality television, sharing personal heartache and joy on Bravo's home design show, Flipping Out.
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"We still felt a lot of the same pain and heartache and everything like that, but she was kind of just a different force," Christine says.
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The pitfalls of heartache rarely lay heavy on the mind of a second grader, but in this case, it actually makes a whole lot of sense.
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Carlos has experienced more heartache and desperation in the eyes of victims — specifically underserved populations — facing outbreaks and natural disasters than any one individual should endure.
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The group stages are normally nothing more than a formality, a footnote on the orgy of extra-time, glory and heartache that is the knockout phase.
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Women and men can relate to what it's like to get older, to sometimes lose one's way in the process, to have heartache, setbacks, and disappointment.
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Reba McEntire's new album, Stronger Than the Truth, is filled with heartache, heartbreak and "you done me wrong" songs, but don't read too much into them.
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Alcaraz is running for Cook County Commissioner in Chicago's 4th District and is, by all accounts, a grassroots activist who has her own stories of heartache.
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But in the years before World War II, stretching back to the 17th century, European and American medicine took this particular type of heartache incredibly seriously.
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"It is with extreme heartache, that I have to announce the passing of an original Industry Pioneer, Legend and Icon – Miss Carol Channing," the statement said.
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If the Downies achieve the milestone, it will mean the world to Becky, who suffered the heartache of failing to qualify for the 2012 London Games.
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Their tales of heartache and suffering are dismissed as nothing but a ruse; their real aim, we are told, is to infiltrate and destroy Western society.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of old heartache and grief—but expect to run into people with whom you've had intense emotional interactions.
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"Right now, I am watching with so much heartache as my hopes and dreams vanish into thin air," she wrote in the Washington Post last month.
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I compiled it on Spotify it as a geeky way to channel my heartache over Sarah, back when I was writing a lot of music listicles.
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As my own versions of Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte and Samantha, they became the fabric that wove together every job, every heartache, every anger and every hope.
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It's been a frequent companion with me as I've worked through hard times, through heartache and loss, and through two uprooted years living in another country.
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That means as many as 70,000 women a year won't have to undergo this difficult treatment, saving both heartache and millions of dollars as a result.
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Watching these vlogs, you can fantasize about what it would be like to have an audience of millions be overly invested in your garden-variety heartache.
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Now, she's forging her own path with deft indie-rock songs about heartache and youthful ennui, which made up "Lush," her debut album from last year.
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While there are abattoir scenes, and no shortage of heartache, much of the film is madcap and light, and shot through with Mr. Bong's wry humor.
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"Our staff sees many difficult situations on a daily basis and stories like this one make every heartache worth it," the spokesperson added to The Dodo.
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The show mimics dating's emotional roller coaster, careening from the excruciating awkwardness of a real first date to the quiet heartache of Ms. Silenzi's latest breakup.
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"My heart goes out to the family and friends Nick leaves behind and to any other families dealing with the losses and heartache caused by drugs."
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Grounded in 1960s Southern soul but never confined by it, Alabama Shakes had backed Howard's whisper-to-shout vocals in songs about romance, heartache and tenacity.
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Grounded in 1960s Southern soul but never confined by it, Alabama Shakes had backed Howard's whisper-to-shout vocals in songs about romance, heartache and tenacity.
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But where this could cause some heartache is for individual GOP representatives in the Salt Lake City suburbs, which have been trending more and more purple.
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Calamities will befall the March family, as will good fortune; heartache, romance, love and betrayal will course through their lives with epic intensity and humdrum dailiness.
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I feel heartache for the men, who say they were taken advantage of by someone they looked up to, someone in a position of intimidating authority.
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The joy of grandparents, dancing and family gatherings are not layered on neutral ground, rather, "Love" is courageously set in moments of alarm, distress and heartache.
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Sometimes I wish I had an experience this freeing when I first started out, because it would have saved me a lot of heartache throughout my career.
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"This case is a tragic example of how Australia's marriage laws discriminate against gays and lesbians, causing needless pain, suffering and heartache," she wrote on Facebook Wednesday.
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That may all change on February 28, though, which could be a shame because the long-running internet joke over Leo's Oscar heartache will finally be over.
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"Obviously when you've got millions of people going through such heartache and hardship that was dealt by Hurricane Harvey, our album just became very insignificant," he says.
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The iconic late 90s television show that tackled demons dressed up as real life metaphors and Billy Idol impersonators had equal parts strength and comedy and heartache.
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The one man who appears to be easing the country&aposs frustration and heartache is Mohamed Salah, who seems to be getting unconditional love from back home.
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Chester Bennington's longtime bandmates are sharing their grief and heartache in a letter to the singer, who died of suicide by hanging in Los Angeles last Thursday.
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I didn't want to feel that heartache myself, nor did I want to make anyone feel uncomfortable for having asked something so upsetting unknowingly — so I'd lie.
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And, really, under the kind of stress that she's under and the heartache that she's under, I thought putting out that statement, to me, was really something.
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That unexpected combination of encouragement and callousness may well convince some survivors that coming forward is not worth the resulting heartache, now rendered in newly agonizing ways.
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As with every mass shooting, the tragic events that occurred last weekend in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, have left us with only questions and heartache.
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They are the engine of the Trumpian insurgency, the group Republicans will find hardest to mollify if it fails, and a source of heartache for Democrats, too.
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After finding success in the U.S. with 1978 ballad "It's a Heartache," Tyler sought to change tacks and work with the songwriter behind Meat Loaf, Jim Steinman.
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Your correspondent vividly remembers both the thrill of getting a brand new BMX for his 13th birthday and the heartache of having it stolen 11 days later.
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"I know it might bring me heartache in the future, but I'm here to find love and to find a fiancée and eventually a wife," he explains.
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Vulnerability might lead to people wanting to talk about it, like Cliff does to Jane after seeing the underground, and that means risking more manipulation and heartache.
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While it's understandable why hospitals want to stay clear of HIPAA violations, the denial of basic information to callers often results in needless heartache for family members.
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"We cannot express enough the loss that our organization feels at this time, and the heartache we feel for Lisa's husband, children, grandchildren and family," Hyatt said.
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Though we were overwhelmed with heartache that morning, Adam, the kids and I all tried to smile through it, because for Namata it was a happy day.
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The championship droughts aren't quite the same, but the expectations and the cursed nature of each team make them first cousins in the family of sports heartache.
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Rick Scott spoke publicly of his heartache on Sunday, I saw complaints on social media about his own lack of support for issues important to L.G.B.T. people.
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"I have no doubt in my mind that Trump's Twitter feed is monitored extremely closely by foreign governments and that this will cause significant heartache," Acton said.
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The link throughout all of these songs is that they almost all deal with heartache and unrequited love, pleading over, at times, twitchy keys and smooth drums.
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The Thais battled assuredly in a scoreless first half, only to be rewarded with the final heartache of a 2-0 defeat, which included an own goal.
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And I could shine a huge spotlight onto the gruesome face of Haiti's poverty — which, ironically, makes the dead faceless — and share my heartache with Times readers.
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Nine years after the end of the island nation's 26-year civil war, which killed more than 1003,000 civilians, it's still reckoning with the trauma and heartache.
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Though a whole chicken chopped in pieces can be braised, skip the heartache of overcooked breast meat and stick to thighs; your fellow diners will thank you.
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"If employers can put a plan in place," Goldstein says, "they're not just going to save the bottom line, they're going to save employees heartache and fear."
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It's an artful portrait of a world that refuses the order we try to impose on it when we close ourselves off to heartache, doubt and pain.
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Ms. Nelson said she believed she had a strong legal case to fight eviction but had not decided whether suing would be worth the time and heartache.
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There were thousands of candles, crosses, teddy bears, flowers and American and Mexican flags along a chain-link fence, the trinkets of a border city's binational heartache.
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No, make that the gut or someplace deep within our capacity to process grief and heartache, so that it rises up in a tsunami of untrammeled emotion.
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"The events at Gosport Memorial Hospital were tragic, they are deeply troubling, and they brought unimaginable heartache to the families concerned," Prime Minister Theresa May said in parliament.
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"If any good can come from her passing and prevent someone else from experiencing the heartache, then I would be remiss not to make an effort," he wrote.
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So, we'll be seeing the contract murderess operating on both the animal instinct of someone who's just been stabbed and a potent mix of pettiness, heartache, and rage.
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"I did it all so backward from the very start," says Green, who will also join fellow country powerhouse Jon Pardi this fall on the Heartache Medication Tour.
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"Overwhelmed today with thought of the pain and heartache suffered by victims and families in New York," Mitt Romney , former Massachusetts governor and 2012 Republican presidential nominee tweeted.
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The Light Between Oceans pays homage to a female experience that often gets maligned and deserves its moment in the spotlight: the heartache and physical pain of miscarriage.
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Its equally sweet and surreal video is a lo-fi pastel feast, a reminder that there's no heartache that team aerobics and a good crew neck can't fix.
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Sports surprises After 13 years of heartache, a curse at the hands of a goat and a guy named Steve Bartman the Cubs finally won a World Series.
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Perhaps she and Harry are trying but are dealing with fertility issues, in which case all these rumors are bound to add stress and heartache to the newlyweds.
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One-child policy goes but heartache remains Some have voiced criticism of Tianjin University, saying that they think both the parents and the children should be more independent.
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Cavendish, who has 30 Tour de France stage wins including four this year but suffered Olympic heartache in 2008 and 2012, was the thoroughbred sprinter in the field.
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"After the cameras leave, the community is left to carry on with the trauma and the heartache of the worst devastation imaginable," producer Maria Cuomo Cole tells PEOPLE.
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No strangers to human heartache and tragedy, this specially trained group of AKC-registered golden retrievers are part of a ministry that began with four dogs in 2008.
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The baby is left with the friend, and the doctors are left with the heartache of knowing they could have saved her, of only for a little while.
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When you watch this bundle full of love and light that's untarnished and untainted by heartache and any of the numerous things that change you, it's very healing.
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I mean literally: Write a letter your past self would receive full of present-self knowledge so you could save past-you from a lot of unnecessary heartache?
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We'll be judges and priests and hoteliers, and we'll plan for global crises and teenage heartache and figure out how to lead the lives we were meant to.
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It's one of those moments she's probably dreamed about her entire life, finally getting to unload years of heartache, confusion, and frustration that have plagued her since childhood.
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I've gotten to know many wonderful Angel Moms, and Dads, and families – no one should ever have to suffer the horrible heartache that they have had to endure.
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"All these people are going to wake up today with a bit of a heartache because they thought were scot-free, when in reality, they're not," he said.
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The mixture of messages — the feminized dryer, the phallic gun — creates a seemingly dissonant pileup of signification that mixes male and female, desire and danger, laughter and heartache.
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"Under the kind of stress that she's under and the heartache that she's under, I thought putting out that statement, to me, was really something," the president said.
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The pain and sorrow are unambiguous on Feist's new album, "Pleasure," a set of lo-fi songs that confront and seek to exorcise heartache, loneliness, betrayal and despair.
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The airline, a T.S.A. spokeswoman later said, had "misrepresented" the agency's policy on books and baggage — and potentially caused many fanboys and girls major heartache in the process.
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But she soon became familiar with the cruel vagaries of tennis and the heartache of trying to become the picture of what a professional athlete should look like.
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But a half-century of heartache was forgotten when Juan Sebastián Cabal and Robert Farah clinched the doubles to give Colombia an unassailable 3-0 lead in Bogotá.
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Such agreements will leave, or have left, "millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heartache" (Trump), have "lost [us] … manufacturing jobs" (Trump), and created "catastrophe" (Trump).
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However, joy looks to be balanced with heartache and controversy, and maybe this too is why Princess Kate is carrying rather more stress on her delicate shoulders than usual.
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Blake Horstmann, one of the final two contestants of Becca Kufrin's season of The Bachelorette, told Entertainment Tonight that he's over the heartache of his experience on the show.
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While Woods already has three U.S. Open titles under his belt, Phil Mickelson is still seeking his first in a championship that has caused him heartache like no other.
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" It is that spirit that reminds me that, despite all the heartache past and yet to come, our state motto remains Dum spiro spero: "While I breathe, I hope.
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"We cannot begin to express the depth of our sorrow and heartache regarding the situation," according to a statement released by the dance studio and obtained by The Tennessean.
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On it, Steen wanted to make something like "Where the Wild Rivers Grow" by Nick Cave, or "In Every Dream Home a Heartache" by Roxy Music, and largely succeeds.
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The song is a classic back and forth between two lovers that chronicles the heartache that comes with loving deeply but being forced to let go for whatever reason.
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"The panic and fear and heartache of those 38 minutes, we now believe, was due to human error but also deficient preparation and training," said FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr.
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" The future Hall of Fame QB just issued a giant statement to Who Dat Nation saying he's spent the last week "navigating the heartache and disappointment from the game.
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Her some 8 million listeners know that in the last several years extreme loss and heartache have hit the syndicated radio host and mother of 13 more than once.
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It broke my heart to hear her story of heartache and loss, but it made my appreciation for the strong, beautiful woman who sat before me grow even more.
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But it's still best in its first form, raw and strange, a throwback to a time when girl groups ruled and a few Christmas songs still led with heartache.
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Even for Republicans -- who spoke eloquently Tuesday about how they experienced the heartache of gun violence firsthand with Scalise -- the politics of guns on Capitol Hill have not changed.
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Susan tells PEOPLE she's hopeful last week's development breathes new life into her daughter's death investigation – and that closure finally comes for her family after 15 years of heartache.
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"Earlier this year the company and Ofcom gave many BT shareholders much heartache, but at current levels we believe the share price discounts some incredible assumptions," Numis analysts wrote.
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I hope they dance to my tune — let me know if there's a way to keep the pressure on this issue: It will save me a lot of heartache.
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The previous six years have witnessed much heartache for the blonde Dane who has been coached by her father Piotr, a former professional footballer, since the age of seven.
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The film isn't a strident piece of advocacy — the gun control issue is just a small part of it — but its sentiments are clear, underscored with heartache eloquently expressed.
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He shares Twitter shout-outs to clients such as Fiverr and Rent the Runway, writes about personal heartache on Medium, and links to his favorite consumer brands on Pinterest.
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So to remain thankful and grateful for everything I have and can receive makes every heartache and hurtful thing that I've gone through seem like a book I've read.
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When it came out in 1989, Major League was a bright spot for a fan base that had suffered decades' worth of heartache (and had decades more in store).
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Watch Revolutionary Road because crying to Titanic during a breakup is far too cliché, and you can only give up so much of your dignity in times of heartache.
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Yet, in a twist befitting his mischievous career, these eleven originals cataloging the bitterness, escapism, and heartache of divorce happen to come from a happily married father of two.
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And Ayanna Pressley, the first black woman elected to represent Massachusetts, repeatedly reminded her colleagues of the bigger perspective beyond the inevitable heartache of a less than ideal office.
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We all "get it" — and unless you have been personally affected by a mass shooting, you do not understand the terror and heartache that becomes a part of you.
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Or do we let the world do its worst, in the hope that experiencing inevitable failure and heartache will teach them what it truly means to be an adult?
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My own experience of heartache at being kept from this beautiful and historic city is a clear example, but millions of Palestinians endure similar stories of pain and loss.
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Under the kind of stress that she is under and the heartache she is under, I thought putting out that statement to me was really something I won't forget.
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Having a conversation about estate planning with your parent or parents could be uncomfortable, but it will save your family lots of heartache and even money in the future.
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Remind yourself that although heartache hurts, you're going to be OK. And someday it won't hurt quite so much if you put in the work toward healing your heart.
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Heartache and anxiety were compounded by news reports about Mr. Trump's plans to build a wall along the Mexican border and his denunciations of Mexicans as murderers and rapists.
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And really under the kind of stress that she's under and the heartache she's under, I thought putting out that statement to me was really something I won't forget.
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Under the kind of stress that she is under and the heartache she is under, I thought putting out that statement to me was really something I won't forget.
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I've written a lot about going through heartache and the growing pains of coming to the realization that it's never about the love we think someone else can give us.
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I'm digging into the history of the city's past while also showcasing the pain and heartache, the truthful stories, framing the happiness and pride the populous has despite its tribulations.
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The heartache for them is therefore not limited to predicting what the future might hold but also how their lives would have been different, had the international community acted sooner.
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Sherald delayed her own success to care for her family, and she has known both heartache and health scares — some of the ultimate sacrifices faced more commonly by black women.
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We have tons of time on CMT to witness Bilson and Carmack's interactions, and thank God that after a season of heartache, we can at least look forward to that.
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But for the former Bachelorettes themselves, 2010 of whom united for a two-hour TV special airing on ABC May 6, their collective journeys have brought more joy than heartache.
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The second mass shooting in the United States in less than 43 hours brought pain, heartache and a renewed sense of urgency for gun control from celebrities and politicians alike.
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If you had to bet then, would you have guessed Tyler would close the decade with an unabashedly pretty and tender No. 22014 album about same-sex love and heartache?
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In that moment, as our son gazed at me, I realized that everything — all the pain and the heartache — had brought us to this moment and had brought us him.
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Like that women can propose just as easily as men, and that you can expect the post-breakup heartache to last half as long as the length of the relationship.
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On Saturday a thoroughly relegated Aston Villa played a Watford side with a lame duck manager and the heartache of missing the FA Cup Final still fresh in their minds.
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But these early sections — which hew closer to character study than to sci-fi or horror — are its best, getting at the moment-to-moment heartache and misery of grief.
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CreditCreditAdam Dean for The New York Times KILINOCHCHI, Sri Lanka — One by one the villagers arrive, each carrying a little blue book that chronicles a history of loss and heartache.
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"I think I can say the Oregon Historic District was profoundly moved to have @johnlegend bear witness to our heartache, and help heal our community," Rowe said in a text.
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In the critically acclaimed graphic novel Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me, written by Mariko Tamaki, Valero-O'Connell's illustrations portray teen angst and heartache with earnest and unbridled tenderness.
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After worldwide success with the anti-bullying song (and video) "Soy Yo" ("I'm Me"), the title track of the next Bomba Estéreo album, "Duele" ("It Hurts"), deals crisply with heartache.
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Under the kind of stress that she is under and the heartache that she is under, I thought putting out that statement to me was really something I won't forget.
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While the show is laughably vague about drug testing and corruption, the athletes themselves are forthcoming about their careers, their heartache and the surprising compassion they have toward their competitors.
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PARELES On this amiable song about tragic attractions, Bakar — who is from London, and delivers a bit of King Krule-esque dryness — sings about heartache with a stop-start casualness.
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"Rather than dealing with that heartache, I did rely spiritually and artistically on the freedom that these science-fiction roles gave me with their different colors of skin," she said.
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To have so little regard for the damage done to so many children, for the heartache caused to so many parents, is to indulge in callousness, if not deliberate cruelty.
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The water in the bay is so blue and so calm that it's as if it exists to provide maximal heartache to anyone whose love is ending rather than beginning.
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Through it all, the soundtrack of Withers's famous heartache ballad tells us exactly what our hero is feeling as he struggles and fails to move on from Anna over time.
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Our relationship with technology has changed immensely in 20 years, but the violence and heartache of school shootings seems cyclical, rooted in something VR can perhaps mitigate—but never truly solve.
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"In Every Dream Home a Heartache" is one of their final moments of synergy, Ferry's lamentations over a blow-up doll soundtracked by an atmosphere of silver-screen monster movie fare.
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Usually, after a breakup, one is left with lingering heartache, a few well-worn mixtapes — or Spotify playlists — and a host of text messages and social media photos to be deleted.
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At least that's the plan, in those early days (or if you're lucky, years) of blissful hormonal love it seems impossible that heartache, or trauma, or hateful words could befall you.
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The real gift of being queer, when you got past the trauma and heartache of being cast out of the mainstream, was the infamous freedom of having nothing left to lose.
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In the aftermath of the deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, many of our Facebook and Twitter feeds were inundated with posts that ranged from fury to despair to heartache.
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Halep is once again in the mix to claim that coveted ranking at the end of Wimbledon but after her Paris heartache, she does not want to think too far ahead.
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In Part 2, we're briefly introduced to one of Teresa's university friends, whose words speak to the heartache that we'll likely never fully understand through the lens of Making A Murderer.
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The sharply titled My Woman builds upon the heartache and hard lessons learned on Burn Your Fire For Witness but with a few instrumental change-ups that show Olsen's sonic evolution.
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Almost 20 years later, Hillary Clinton is opening up about the private heartache she endured when husband Bill Clinton's affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky became a very public matter.
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Yes, she is a medium who deals with pain and heartache on a daily basis, and that comes with its own awareness for a sense of gratitude and appreciation towards life.
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As we are, once again, faced with the grief and heartache of a mass shooting and debating what can be done to prevent the next one, I can't help but wonder.
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"The victims of 9-11 and other terrorist attacks on US soil have suffered much pain and heartache, but they should not be denied justice," Schumer said in a statement Wednesday.
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My big heartache -- on this topic and so many others -- is how much common ground there is when you get people talking -- and yet how little we actually do about it.
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As I struggle with heartache for the 50 lives lost and the countless others who remain injured, it is more clear than ever that white supremacy is a public health issue.
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The album is littered with moments of tensile release and open-air joy, but on "Second Light," a Hodge composition out on Friday, we get only wisps of memory and heartache.
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The electronic flip in her voice when she sings "Saw us getting older/burning toast in the toaster" (her metaphor for disengaging from the relationship) precisely captures the daft, wobbly heartache.
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That approach will produce the least heartache among our friends in Europe, some of whom do share our concern about the current deal's flaws, and has the best chance of success.
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Based on her own youthful heartache, the director Joanna Hogg reimagines her experience in a gorgeous work of art, one that wrestles with the messy feelings of a toxic love affair.
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Adunni's is a poverty-stricken world where girls kneel to their fathers and address them as "Sah" without looking them in the eye, where a paternal summons portends nothing but heartache.
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Why does it create so much more anxiety and expense, heartache and hardship, than does buying broccoli — or cars or computers or the countless other things Americans routinely purchase each day?
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We hold no hatred towards to perpetrator, but our hope is no other girl would be harmed in this way and for a mother to never experience this type of heartache.
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We hold no hatred towards the perpetrator, but our hope is no other girl would be harmed in this way and for a mother to never experience this type of heartache.
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"Jeremy's mission will be carried on by the many who love him, including many who share the heartache and trauma that he has suffered since December 14, 2012," the foundation said.
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You'll find songs about heartache, sloppy make out sessions, not giving a frick, and a whole slew of other relatable experiences central to the life of a single guy with no matches.
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Whether you're celebrating with a long-term partner or even just trying to spare your single self a little heartache, there's an app to go along with your plans (or lack thereof).
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While there will always be new attacks and methodologies with which to contend, it's the growing shortage of skilled cybersecurity resources that is poised to cause enterprises heartache for the foreseeable future.
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Later, as I worked out my choices and made some mistakes, I wished I could spare Cassandra some of her heartache, but in the end she has to make her own choice.
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She follows her heart from a traditional marriage to a man, to a bohemian relationship with a woman, to a series of affairs with strangers, leaving tears and heartache in her wake.
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"You see the heartache it caused and you realize that those seven or eight people needed to possibly be arrested," she said, referring to those who were picked up on criminal charges.
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With your ruler Venus in your 12th house of transitions from August 7.993 to 29, you may find yourself healing from a recent heartache or in need of some serious couple's therapy.
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If you thought BIP had moved on beyond the Tia and Colton melodrama, brace yourself, because BIP is leaning into the heartache and there's only so much disappointment Tia's heart can take.
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Politicians, public figures, and ordinary people have come out with messages of support and heartache for the victims and their families, which has become rote etiquette in the aftermath of mass shootings.
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As she began writing, Johnson said she felt it necessary to create a candid exploration of how she channelled her own experiences of distrust, frustration, and heartache into a booming business ventures.
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It took years of advocating and heartache for Jackie Robinson to break into "America's pastime," baseball, and even longer lobbying for Art Shell to become the NFL's first African-American head coach.
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"It is with great sadness and heartache that I had to leave due to allegations of having a prohibited substance in my system," the 20-year-old freestyle swimmer wrote on Instagram.
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In that moment, I slipped into a feeling that I was familiar with, but was fortunate enough to have periodically escaped until now: crippling heartache, and what very much felt like depression.
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" Trump has focused his campaign on immigration and the revocation of free trade deals, targeting globalization as a movement that "has left millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heartache.
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And really, under the -- under the kind of stress that she's under and the heartache that she's under, I thought putting out that statement to me was really something I won't forget.
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England couldn't bring itself to boycott the World Cup (the nation is too keen to break its history of heartache around its national team's failure to prevail in the sport it invented).
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Yes, others would eat, but at the heart of it, all of this cooking was for myself, a way to make my heartache and anxiety and fear into something worthy and good.
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Well Calipari said he could when we got him out in D.C., telling our guys it would be fun to watch and that the boys would give the NBA some serious heartache.
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Nonetheless, her narrative is one of deep heartache, both in the predeparture attempt to quiet her own objections to the faith, and in the self-willed abandonment of certainty that departure requires.
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Prince Harry said the long journey to a mine-free country was "full of heartache and frustration", but he believed Angola would become a "shining example to the rest of the continent".
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Wouldn't so much heartache be avoided, people claim, if we still spoke on the phone, if romantic intent could not be categorized through the time lapsed since a text message is returned?
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With many survivors from the village still alive, it was a tough episode to get right and not cause further heartache and distress for the families of those who died that day.
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But what I try to do is I try to put myself in that situation and the heartache and the hurt, just even trying to imagine it, is too much to bear.
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"I wish there were adequate words to express the deep heartache and frustration of infertility because my words never seem to do justice to all the heaviness in my heart," she wrote.
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I do not want the consequences: the anxiety, the feelings of rejection, the deep well of heartache, the compulsion, the need to make conversations with my friends solely about processing my sex life.
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The album's final track, "Portrait," is perhaps the most traditional Carey song; it's a dark ballad that ruminates on heartache but also mulls where to go when one thing ends and another begins.
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The hilarious photo of the 88-year-old woman grabbing his butt is just further proof that despite facing struggles and heartache, Luke Bryan still keeps a fun and positive outlook on life.
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But Leave Me Alone hides anxieties beneath its wine-addled revelry and Bay Area guitars, with Phil Spector-esque harmonies carrying the same heartache and longing that his 60s girl groups once embodied.
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"When I started listening to music, I actually didn't really like R&B initially," says Lylo Gold, a 25-year-old singer and songwriter who last week released her debut EP Heartache & Wray.
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That past has bled into our present in the form of mass incarceration, police brutality, a rebirth of open bigotry, and protest marches against white supremacists that have ended in death and heartache.
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Critic's Notebook Bob Dylan had crucial second thoughts just as he was about to release "Blood on the Tracks," the indelible 1975 album filled with songs of separation, heartache, sorrow, rage and regret.
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"Girl From the North Country," a musical that uses the songs of Bob Dylan to illuminate the heartache and hard times facing Depression-era denizens of a Midwestern boardinghouse, is coming to Broadway.
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To die, to doink, no more; and by a sleep to say we end the heartache and the thousand natural doinks that flesh is heir to, 'tis a consummation devoutly to be wish'd.
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"We have to stay in contact because of the dog, but after seven years, seeing each other make new plans and have fun with other people causes a bit of heartache," she added.
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Her music has long been considered a balm for certain stubborn strains of heartache; her songs are unsparing regarding the brutality of loss, yet they are buoyed by a kind of subtle optimism.
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"Unfortunately, when a use of force incident ends in a tragic outcome you can not help but feel grief and heartache not only to the person involved but for their family and friends."
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I think she could have done anything ... When she said she wanted to do films, I would've liked to save her some of the heartache that comes with the unpredictability of the job.
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When the T4 learns of Malorie's connection to the T5 model — withheld here for the sake of narrative intrigue — he becomes plagued by nightmares and a heartache that's ultimately misplaced and eventually resolved.
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With not much in mind but the lyrical approach of local hero Chloe Escott of Native Cats fame, the song leans on rhyming couplets to convey ideas of self-doubt and post-romance heartache.
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And we have started a friendship that has been -- that started through maybe some heartache and some pain, but we are going to be friends forever because of the bond that we have had.
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"The last year of my life has been one of heartache and healing, Of learning to be honest," she wrote alongside a screenshot of a music chart showing her single "Vice" at number one.
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It's tempting to call La La Land a boy-meets-girl story, but the heartache that's central to this story is more about the agonizing reality of having to choose one love over another.
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There is much heartache to partake of in this book, but one image that I find particularly wrenching is taken by photographer Bill Preston of the Reverend Cephus C. Coleman on August 19683, 1962.
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The Wiccan witch—who is also an ordained minister through the State of California—not only offers services for people struggling with romantic heartache, depression, and other ailments, she also exorcises viruses from computers.
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But Ross is a talented actress and not enough can be said for how much she brings to the table as Deja, so presumably there is plenty more drama and heartache in store here.
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" The terror and heartache led David to "self-medicate," using marijuana in his teenage years in an effort to cope, telling PEOPLE: "I smoked a lot of pot because it was just self-medicating.
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Nobody is immune to the very real heartache associated with seeing their go-to bronzer at a suspiciously low sale price, or their favorite shade of lipstick sold out with no plans to restock.
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Or is it better, as Nick Lowe put it musically, to be "Cruel to Be Kind" — speak the truth and damn the heartache, possibly causing more hurt to someone who doesn't really want advice?
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For hundreds of New York Times readers who shared their memories of Tom Petty, his music was a constant companion in times of heartache and joy, and for many, the soundtrack to their lives.
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As if all the Spurs' injuries had not caused enough heartache, the home crowd did not even have the opportunity to boo the Warriors' Zaza Pachulia, who missed the game with a heel injury.
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And Gluck saw her subsequent love affair with the socialite Nesta Obermer, immortalized in the double portrait "Medallion," as a true twinning of souls, though it was to cause her both joy and heartache.
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How did out-of-the way, small-town Foxborough, of all places, come to be synonymous with heartache in N.F.L. cities from coast to coast while blossoming into a shrine to comprehensive Patriots glory?
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Skip the headache and maybe the heartache of plying the interweb or the boardwalk for the best beach ball, swim trunks, or umbrella, and leave it to us to do what we do best.
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Before you sign onto a joint lease, setting boundaries based on your specific financial needs and resources is not only good planning, it could potentially save both you and your partner from unnecessary financial heartache.
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But it's comforting to know that the very thing that causes heartache in those of us who just want clear skin (read: all of us) is also working to keep it healthy in other ways.
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I'm just old enough to have missed the window in which queer representation really started to ramp up on television and on the internet, which might have saved me a lot of confusion and heartache.
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Led by The End of the F***ing World's Jessica Barden, the indie film explores the life of a college-journalist-turned-sugar-baby — and all the glitz, glamour, and heartache that comes with it.
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"The pain, death and heartache (the opioid epidemic) has wrought cannot be overstated," wrote U.S. District Judge Dan Polster in a December 2018 decision refusing to dismiss MDL claims by Cleveland and two Ohio counties.
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"We've just had one, and I think it went pretty well but it was something that caused an awful lot of heartache and soul-searching, and everybody went through the wringer on it," he said.
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"Even though this organization started out of such heartache and grief, knowing that it has helped hundreds of thousands of families through the worst times in their lives makes it all worth it," says Crawford.
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I just slogged through "Portnoy's Complaint" for the first time since high school (it gave me a headache) and am savoring the end of Brad Gooch's wonderful "Smash Cut" (which is giving me a heartache).
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The two women discussed heartache and art, the Icelandic pop star recalled by email, after which Dr. Oxman's team made the singer a mask to perform in that was based on Björk's own facial tissue.
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" Its near-drone accompanies a minutely examined and revelatory emotional upheaval, a view of a failed romance sung with meditative grace and intimations of heartache, ending with a forever unanswered question: "Could you not see?
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I also learned how that love turns to heartache when one of those soldiers gets killed, and you pack his gear up in duffel bags to be shipped home to his wife and unborn child.
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And so much of Selin's heartache hinges on her efforts to bridge distances between her private and public selves, between her and other people, using the same tools we all reach for: language, travel, jokes.
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The sound of "iLevitable" partly harked back to plushly produced Latin pop songs of romance (and mostly heartache) from half a century ago: bolero, cha-cha and bugalú, with big-band horns and luxuriant strings.
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The sound of "iLevitable" partly harked back to plushly produced Latin pop songs of romance (and mostly heartache) from half a century ago: bolero, cha-cha and bugalú, with big-band horns and luxuriant strings.
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And in an area where the duo of Fischer and Martin Eric Ain don't get enough credit, their lyrics were elegant, introspective prose, delving deep into the heart of the reality of being, mortality, and heartache.
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Though his recent song, "Self Care," touched on heartache, it wasn't until an interview with Zane Lowe's World Record on Beats 1 on Apple Music that Miller fully explained how he was feeling post-break up.
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"Just heartache," Fulton said Saturday, describing the relatives' reactions a day after police said seven adults and a 24-year-old were found shot in the head "execution-style," most while they slept, in Pike County.
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She battled her way through an incredible amount of heartache and pain (divorce, depression, alcoholism, addiction, bipolar disorder), but found catharsis in sharing it all freely with the world — and making us laugh along with her.
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At the end of the show, Alice, projected many years into the future, sings of how Dodgson made her his creature, "You dreamed me up and left me here" — an accusation that mixes heartache with bitterness.
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And the decision felt like a snap judgment… It grew to heartache, it grew to a great deal of pain, it grew to a great deal of confusion, and it had a lot of people scrambling.
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Righthander Josh Tomlin, the longest tenured member of the Tribe who will get the Game Six start, understands the heartache better than most and would like nothing more than to bring another parade to the city.
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"With so much being wrong with our world today & so much heartache felt through the #infertility journey, this group of women don't get enough credit for the chain of miracles they are creating everyday," Brafford wrote.
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Earle turned sixty-four this year, and, though his vocals have always been suffused with a bit of psychic fatigue, it feels like he's now the exact right age to give voice to Clark's particular heartache.
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"The Bahamas is such a special place to us and our guests, and we have watched the devastation created by Hurricane Dorian with concern and heartache," Disney Cruise Line president Jeff Vahle said in the statement.
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Denise LaSalle, a durable blues and soul singer and songwriter who in a half-century-long career delved in song into love, cheating, pleasure and heartache, mixing romance with raunchiness, died on Monday in Jackson, Tenn.
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David Ige has the utmost compassion for our citizens who endured yesterday's fear and heartache, and has assured each and every resident, community and business stakeholders, and visitors that a false alert will never happen again.
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Rosalie Sorrels, a singer and storyteller who drew on her own tempestuous life in songs of struggle and heartache that inspired a generation of rising folk musicians in the 1980s, died on Sunday in Reno, Nev.
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Yet Grizzly Bear doesn't stint on more extroverted (if slightly old-fashioned) pleasures like curvaceous melodies, plush harmonies and sweeping buildups, along with glimpses of heartache and echoes of a more sumptuous, more optimistic pop past.
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But what makes the book impossible to put down is how elegantly Min Jin Lee captures the heartache of her characters and how she moves across this sprawling family saga from one generation to the next.
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And while I believe in the power of love and I know the frustrating heartache of adoring a show that's gone too soon, I have to tell you: I think you're out of luck here, pals.
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So grab a friend, a bottle and some tissues and take a trip back in time with Jamie, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Frank (Tobias Menzies) — just remember to drink responsibly; a hangover definitely won't ease your heartache.
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"But I feel like I'm in an amazing songwriting place; instead of being closed off, I'm thinking about positivity and how I can do something creative … now I don't have to be insecure or write about heartache."
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On one level Frederick acknowledges that he is almost literally courting disaster and heartache, but he is giddy talking about his upcoming wedding and honeymoon with this virtual stranger (who is young enough to be his grandson).
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Thomas had briefly gone home to Chicago to get away from the heartache New Orleans brought, but he said coming back and being with teammates from the time he played for the Saints was bringing him strength.
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" The insider claimed that Burton and White "had not been close" or "even in touch with each other" at the time of her death, adding that the lawsuit has done nothing more than add "pain and heartache.
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But Gilbert was more than that: And her life — full of promise, but with challenges and heartache — is reexamined in the series premiere Monday night of PEOPLE's new true crime series, People Magazine Investigates, on Investigation Discovery.
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"Individuals who experience a targeted romantic rejection are 20 times more likely to develop depression than the general population," the study reads, explaining why heartache is more than sad—it can potentially be dangerous to your health.
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" The source claims that Burton and White "had not been close" or "even in touch with each other" at the time of her death, adding that the lawsuit has done nothing more than add "pain and heartache.
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The riders were refused entry into Poland because of what they represent: Mr. Putin personally, denial of Soviet culpability for the Katyn massacre, denial of the Soviet occupation of Poland during World War II, never-ending heartache.
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Longtime fans suffered decades of heartache with this team, but for many here now, especially the transplants who came to the Bay Area to work in software and hardware, the Warriors seemed to come out of nowhere.
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Granduciel seems more cognizant of what's at stake ("Once I was alive and I could feel, I was holding on to you," he sings), yet he approaches heartache with ambivalence, a cool acceptance of life's unpredictable flow.
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Both Shelton and Stefani have gone through high-profile divorces in the last year — so if anyone was going to come out with a heartache song this spring, it makes sense that it would be these two.
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The heartache did not keep Gossage from fulfilling a pledge that afternoon to meet with a group of disabled veterans who had spent the day fishing at the Mount Massive Trout Club, where he is a member.
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What Really Happened: When you look at what's happening in politics around the world these days, you'd be forgiven for wondering if all democracy itself is a flawed system that can only ultimately fail and cause heartache.
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"The pain, death and heartache (the opioid epidemic) has wrought cannot be overstated," Polster wrote in a decision refusing to dismiss bellwether claims in the multidistrict litigation consolidating claims by more than 1,500 city and counties governments.
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The franchise, created by Mona Scott-Young, is keeping up with the rest of the media world by embracing the fact that queer and trans people have the same complex experiences with heartache and miscommunication as everyone else.
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READ: China's one-child policy goes but heartache remains On Tuesday, the government also announced it would stop requiring couples to apply for official approval before having a first or second child, according to state news agency Xinhua.
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Among multiple reports of violence against Muslim people across the country and around the world, a murder of a teenage girl in Virginia has added more heartache to what's supposed to be a month of worship and celebration.
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I understand the passion and heartache of his followers, but I watched such idealism help elect Nixon and George W. Bush, and I flinch at the thought of similar idealists this year helping to elect a President Trump.
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" As the hardest-hit Mexico Beach area continues its long road to recovery, Gillum says, "For all the heartache and the disaster these storms wreak, if there were a silver lining is it's that it brings people together.
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The "Donate Your Ex's Stuff" campaign has flooded Goodwills in Las Vegas and Sarasota, Florida, with goods that may bring heartache to the donor but create jobs for the needy, said Florida's Goodwill Manasota spokeswoman Kelly Davis Strausbaugh.
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Poem Selected by RITA DOVE Who among us hasn't looked back at youth with rueful bemusement — all that impatience and hunger and certitude, that yearning for tragic emotion, for an adult heartache that will come all too soon?
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"The Bahamas is such a special place to us and our guests, and we have watched the devastation created by Hurricane Dorian with concern and heartache," Jeff Vahle, president of Disney Cruise Line, said in a statement Tuesday.
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On Tennis PARIS — Simona Halep threw her racket on the red clay, its redemptive work done for the day, and thrust her arms high overhead as she beamed on a court that has brought her plenty of heartache.
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Trump finally declared in September he thought Obama was born in the United States, but never offered a formal apology for all the years of heartache caused by an attempt to delegitimize the country's first African-American president.
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But more heartache may be around the corner as European companies could be set for their worst quarterly earnings in three years as revenue drops for the first time since early 2018, according to the latest Refinitiv data.
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Monsignor Patrick Chauvet said restoration work isn&apost likely to begin until 2021 — and described his "heartache" at not being able to celebrate Christmas services inside Notre Dame this year, for the first time since the French Revolution.
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"The Bahamas is such a special place to us and our guests, and we have watched the devastation created by Hurricane Dorian with concern and heartache," Jeff Vahle, president of Disney Cruise Line, said in a statement Tussday.
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Cairo Dispatch CAIRO — When Russia scored its third goal against Egypt in the World Cup last week, the tidal wave of heartache that rippled across Cairo seemed to land squarely on the broad shoulders of Mahmoud Abdel Razek.
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But Mobley says there has been no storybook ending, and she expects to spend her first child&aposs birthday July 10 just as she has for the last 20 years — alone with her heartache, far away from her daughter.
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A 2006 World Cup winner with Italy, for whom he remains first-choice keeper, Juve's grand old man Buffon craves a Champions League medal to add to his glittering array of silverware after twice suffering heartache in the final.
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McEntire has relied on a roster of seasoned songwriters to serve a potluck of flavors, whether it's heartache ("Tammy Wynette Kind of Pain") or pathos ("Cactus in a Coffee Can") or stirring inspiration ("You Never Gave Up On Me").
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My second baby died before his or her tiny heart even had a chance to beat, and within a week of the positive pregnancy test I was on the kitchen floor howling from the heartache of losing another baby.
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Trevor Noah's "The Daily Show" is currently on hiatus, but if there's anything he's carried over from the Jon Stewart-era of the Comedy Central program, it's an awareness of the responsibility he faces in times of global heartache.
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Slavery pieces like Glory, 12 Years a Slave, and Amistad are the empathy manufacturers of black cinema, dispersing pockets of heartache and pain with a message: Black folks were slaves, shit was fucked up, white folks... you fucked up.
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Listen closely and Pet Sounds is everywhere: It's still getting people through the depths of their specific heartache and existential turmoil; it's still inspiring kids to pick up instruments and turn out a new generation of great new albums.
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" Patriarch's owner and founder, Lynn Tilton, said in a statement that she was "deeply saddened by the unfortunate circumstances that triggered the abrupt end to TransCare's operations and the heartache it has caused for many of its devoted employees.
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There is a good deal of what one expects from Maupin, wit and heartache rolled up into a tidy package, so that any anecdote can bring an ache of longing and a belly laugh all in the same paragraph.
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Ranging from reflections on heartache and grief to envisioning Marvin Gaye's ghost playing the dozens, the poems are an insistence on exploring the small, mundane joys and sorrows of ordinary life even in the midst of larger political upheaval.
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Because, while it's not as if the world desperately needs another show about moody millennials in New York grappling with heartache and bonding over their perfectly curated Spotify playlists and vinyl collections, I'll definitely keep watching this one anyway. ●
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What I am trying to say is that it is easier to live with heartache when you are no longer a stranger to your own sadness; what I mean is, to get through it, you have to go through it.
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Miranda Lambert Recalls Having Her &aposHeart Broken&apos Following Highly Publicized Split From Blake Shelton "It was going to be hell, and I'd already been through hell," she told "HITS Daily Double " of purposely avoiding having to revisit her heartache.
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With of all the heartache and pain Röhm has had to endure over the years, she has been able to take it and drive it into something that's positive and can help other people, including her 7-year-old daughter, Easton.
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"My wish for every woman is for them to be able to look at themselves in the mirror and love every challenge, every trial, every heartache that they've experienced in their life and still feel beautiful," she says in the video.
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China's one-child policy goes but heartache remains Family matters "A lot of parents have been through poverty and suffering, so they want their only child to have the best of everything," says Chinese millennial entrepreneur Nini Suet of Shang Learning.
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Almost alone among the principals, Mr. Fenkart brings nuance and texture to his performance as Claude, whose heartache when he discovers that his love has (supposedly) betrayed him — and his remorse when he learns that he's been duped — are affectingly conveyed.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - It took nearly five hours of grueling tennis for Rafa Nadal to fend off Grigor Dimitrov and book a dream Australian Open final against Roger Federer but before Melbourne Park the Spaniard endured a season of heartache and doubt.
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The singer bobs and weaves through the record's futuristic pop production, telling stories of infatuation and heartache; some songs pull from pop predecessors like Destiny's Child ("Rebound") and the Backstreet Boys ("Disconnected"), while ballads like "Easy" showcase her disarming vocal range.
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LE MANS, France (Reuters) - Porsche won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the third year in a row on Sunday with a stunning last-to-first victory in a race of retirements that left early favorites Toyota nursing more heartache.
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This song is very special to me, and I hope that it becomes an anthem not only for the kids effected by cystic fibrosis, but anyone who has chosen to live their best life in the face of pain and heartache.
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Still, if the show does get another series, I'm sure it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to guess that more moments of heartache are waiting just around the corner... Seasons 1-3 of Lovesick are available now on Netflix.
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The 2000-year-old has won the event five times at the world single distance championships and broken the world record three times, and an Olympic gold in Pyeongchang would ease the heartache he endured at the 21980 Vancouver Games.
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As someone who has only ever been through one brief and extremely tame split, in which I mostly just tried to unsuccessfully crack his Facebook password, I was curious about the more extreme ways in which others have reacted to heartache.
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Whether it's the result of a blowout fight, moving to a different area, or gradually falling out of touch, there are few among us who haven't had to deal with the heartache and anxiety that comes when a platonic relationship ends.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Leaders of Sri Lanka, an island nation at the foot of India, have repeatedly promised a political solution to the ethnic strife that has caused heartache and bloodshed for much of its nearly 70-year history since independence.
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I know too well the heartache of having your checked bag come down the carousel so beaten and bruised that it's hardly recognizable, and the even greater heartbreak of knowing what you so carefully packed inside is now damaged too.
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"The victims of 9-11 and other terrorist attacks on US soil have suffered much pain and heartache, but they should not be denied justice, and so, I am telling the House: pass this bill," Schumer said in a statement Wednesday.
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"Steve Bannon, Rick Dearborn, Jared Kushner and others, for their own selfish reasons, got rid of the guidance that would have made their candidate an immensely more effective president and would have saved him an awful lot of heartache, too."
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The other changes, they could make the wrong rule, they could make a rule that is completely impossible for us to comply with, it causes us a lot of time and heartache to figure out how do we handle this?
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As the backing band remained, one siren after another—with an adherence to Western wear that ranged from cowboy boots with American Apparel to the full Grand Ole Opry look—walked up to belt out one of Cline's portraits of heartache.
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If someone gives you advice about something, and they happen to also sell the solution to your problems — like a tarot reader who just so happens to have the crystal that can cure your heartache — think twice about buying in.
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On their last album, 2017's "Antisocialites," the Toronto-based five piece Alvvays gave heartache the Technicolor treatment with vibrant breakup tunes like "In Undertow" and "Dreams Tonite," which land somewhere in the vicinity of indie rock and noise pop.
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PARELES LEFTY FRIZZELL: 'AN ARTICLE FROM LIFE: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS' Bear Family; 20 CDs, hard-bound book, $299.99 Lefty Frizzell (1928-1975) taught generations of country singers how to sound casual and natural through honky-tonking, hard times and especially heartache.
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The groups believe they can either force those states to change their laws in order to woo the mega-project, which is expected to be worth billions in economic activity, or cause them the heartache of losing Amazon's high-paying jobs.
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Olympic runners Alysia Montaño and Kara Goucher said they are fed up, describing how they have gone through "hell and back" in a sport that they love to their core, but has caused them so much pain, anger, and heartache.
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I've spent the last five years since then adopting Venmo as my love language, attempting to infuse that same joy into the lives of my friends by sending them small amounts of money in their times of heartache and need.
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Defeat was a bitter pill to swallow but Rose reckons a heartache was always around the corner after defying pressure to win the two biggest titles of his career — the 2013 U.S. Open and a Rio Olympic gold medal in 2016.
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It&aposs not that you owe that information to others, but doing so could save you precious time, energy, and heartache because it will weed out other dating app users who have no interest in dating someone who is sober.
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Since right around the turn of the millennium, Mariza has carried the lineage of fado — a Portuguese tradition centered on songs of heartache and lament — into the present day, drawing upon the deep sensitivity and raw, cinematic power of her voice.
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I stand to the side, watching; I'm convinced Pinegrove's cracked some musical cipher, like they've figured out the perfect way to say just the right words over specific melodies to make you feel the heartache they were trying to capture.
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"I know that being a late bloomer saved me from a lot of the drama and heartache that can come from having lots of relationships, but people who experienced those relationships learned a lot from them, and that's fine too," she adds.
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The impromptu shrines in Louisiana's state capital illustrate the heartache on both sides of a confrontation over police use of lethal force against mostly black men and targeted killings in Dallas and Baton Rouge by black gunmen bearing racial grievances against white officers.
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According to tweets from star Mandy Moore and two of the show's writers, Tuesday's season 2 episode "A Manny-Splendored Thing" will feature so many emotionally draining mom and dad moments that it might be best to save your parents the heartache.
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J Hey J, Sometimes I like to think about all the ways a person justifies and excuses the thing they want, even if they very much know the thing they want is going to lead to a lot of trouble and heartache.
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The Cubs, who over the years have endured plenty of heartache, boast a stacked lineup and rock-solid pitching that have made them the odds-on favorite to shed their "lovable losers" image and win their first World Series title since 1908.
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The seven-track LP is an ode to Souleyman's native country of Syria, in which he explores his "emotional connection to the land and people but not without heartache in view of the nation's current state," he said in a press release.
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"Everyone goes through heartache, and it's O.K. to cry and break down, but you've just got to get yourself together," Ms. Shante, now 48, said over breakfast in Newark, where she runs a nonprofit organization for troubled teenagers called Mind Over Matter.
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In the days after the announcement, that symbol seemed to capture the heartache expressed on social media among artists, critics and curators, as well as others with connections to what had been for them a familiar place in an ever-changing city.
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She explained that, to write grownup-sounding songs about heartache, she drew inspiration from her parents—not from their marriage but from their jobs as private investigators, which introduced them to a wide range of people with stories of betrayal and abuse.
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In fact, vaccines are a victim of their own success; so many diseases have been eliminated or eradicated by vaccines that we no longer see the daily heartache of loved ones dying from what were common illnesses like polio, smallpox, and measles.
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"The injury, loss, or death of any animal transported under an airline's care is not acceptable, and all employees charged with an animal's safekeeping are deeply impacted by the heartache families endure when tragic incidents occur," said a spokeswoman for Airlines for America.
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Fortunately, Schreck also intends to heal some of the heartache she unearths during What the Constitution Means to Me. The show's final moments graciously expand our viewpoint into the show's titular thesis by introducing a young debater, the whip-smart Rosdely Ciprian.
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There is Robyn's shift: luring us in with what we may believe is something we know all too well (heartache, break-ups, etc.) to excavate feelings that have a far heavier, more urgent weight, and how to get be happy after it all.
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PARIS (Reuters) - For a while Simona Halep's third French Open final looked like ending in familiar heartache but the Romanian eventually wore down Sloane Stephens for a 3-6 22-24 24-230 victory and claim her long-awaited first Grand Slam title on Saturday.
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"They wait until they're referred to me [by a general practitioner]," she told Science of Us. Many of the immigrants she works carry around deep heartache that eventually turns to headaches and stomachaches, which she sees as psychosomatic symptoms of the mental stress they're under.
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Ms. Shepard, who grew up on the country blues of Jimmie Rodgers and the western swing of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, brought a freewheeling, cheeky style to the eternal themes of heartache, cheating and marital discord, planting the flag for independent women.
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But Evan was here all the time: in the new, elaborate recipes she tried on weekends, in the vases of flowers she placed around the house to combat bleakness, in the hollow voice of the guided-meditations app that brought her little reprieve from heartache.
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No other nation in the Cup's 116-year history has reached four finals without winning, and the latest opportunity for heartache comes this week in Zagreb, Croatia, where an Argentine team featuring Juan Martín del Potro takes on a Croatian team featuring Marin Cilic.
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We got the Grammy-nominated musician Wednesday night leaving Staples Center after the Lakers game, and the longtime Malibu resident told us it was a much-needed break from the heartache people in his town have been feeling since the fires ravaged the area.
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"If we had sat down and talked about this year long trip with our kids before we went on it, if we had poldered it out with them, we would have averted, I think, a lot of heartache and arguments and bad days," Kois said.
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In Minneapolis, where the football team has yielded far more heartache than happiness, Eller is part of the most hallowed group of former Vikings — the brilliantly named Purple People Eaters, a defensive line that carried the team to four Super Bowls in the 2500s.
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" Martin Aston, the author of "Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache: How Music Came Out," said the connection between rock's gay managers and image molding stems from the fact that "gay men at the time would be judged almost entirely on how they looked.
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Unless the people of this country have the courage to demand that their leaders say "enough is enough" and stand up to the money, power and influence of the National Rifle Association, mass murder and the heartache of families across this country will continue unabated.
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He took away the chance I had at having the future I had envisioned for myself as a young girl, and I think many of us here today will never fully heal from that pain and the heartache that we'll continue carrying with us.
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Interviewees include a young African American girl in her junior year of high school, recounting the life of her brother, who was shot by gang members in south Los Angeles, telling of heartache and how the trial forced her to relive her brother's murder over and over.
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She indulges the gossip – her split with Mac Miller and her very public (and strangely endearing) whirlwind engagement to Pete Davidson – on Sweetener, her fourth studio album, putting her diva-power pipes to some sad and some sugar-coated tracks about men, romance, heartache, and sex.
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There is a pendulum swing of the lyrics which go from poetic sadism to melancholy heartache, and innocence, so cinematically I tried to convey the layers of kaleidoscopic emotions and inner workings of a woman who holds the power to seduce, but longs to not have to.
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"It brought some joy and a lot of heartache because as they say, 'You're only as happy as your least happy child,' but it has been definitely the most amazing and loving experience," the journalist, 68, shares of her two daughters, who are now in their 20s.
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And they were often right to do so: His decision to dump the Paris accord or separate immigrant children from their parents at the border, or even to withdraw from the TPP, would do little to end the poverty and heartache that he believes globalization has caused.
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Longing was, and it's longing—the inconvenience, the heartache, and the joy that one experiences while longing for another, especially if that other got away—that his heroine, Lilli Vanessi (O'Hara), expresses for her director, co-star, and former husband, Fred Graham (the lively Will Chase).
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Though men might be more likely to be aggressive after heartache—and they may be inclined to turn to exaggerated acts of masculine dominance to cope with the perceived loss of their manhood—that doesn't mean men are naturally violent and women are not, Bridges said.
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I'd be naive to think that processing what clothes of hers to keep could ever replace the real work of processing grief or heartache, a false promise threaded throughout The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. An antiseptic home does not equal a mind free of pain.
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" Reviewing it in 2010 in The New York Times, Dwight Garner wrote of Mr. Hoagland, "His erudite comic poems are backloaded with heartache and longing, and they function, emotionally, like improvised explosive devices: The pain comes at you from the cruelest angles, on the sunniest of days.
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"This was an incredibly destructive policy which left in its wake a real trail of heartache and pain in Indigenous communities, which continues to be felt today," Paddy Gibson, a senior researcher at the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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While we tend to the wounds of heartache, repair the damage of abuse, mourn the loss of a sister, or navigate adult life without the men who seek us out at night, those guys resume their lives as straight men in a community of straight cisgender people.
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Like 2004's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, the new TV series Kidding, which debuts this weekend on Showtime, relies on flourishes of the fantastical to navigate the all-too-real sensations of heartache and heartbreak, with Carrey's expressive face serving as the primary canvas.
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As two women who have personally experienced family heartache at the hands of the outdated immigration system — who lived in fear and were separated from our families because of it — we have a message to immigrants and advocates who support our cause: Stay strong, stay involved, and fight back.
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In some ways it is a little bit of a trick show, because there is a lot of spectacle and amazement in the first half, but really at the end of it all of that gets stripped away, because all of that spectacle leads to nothing but heartache.
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There was the momentous farewell announcement; a run of sold-out shows, including a three-hour-plus spectacle at Madison Square Garden; and a documentary, "Shut Up and Play the Hits," chronicling the heartache with which the frontman, James Murphy, decided to step away from the stage, seemingly forever.
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While it didn't make me miss my father any less, it did help me to see my heartache—the fact that he wouldn't walk me down the aisle, or send me silly text messages, or make me Spotify playlists—through a wider lens, and also to feel understood.
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But, if you're experiencing heartache and/or you've turned into a bug and are struggling to make it work with someone who isn't interested in you, know that you are lovable and that you are not alone and that there are plenty of bugs in your house. ♦
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Stephanie's room temperature fling is cut short by an important update from B that leads her back to Spain, where she is finally able to hunt Reza down and pay him back for the heartache that he caused so many people by planting that bomb on that plane.
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" Among the large library of recorded music you can hear Fleenor's fiddle licks on are Shelton's "I'll Name the Dogs" and "I Lived It," Cody Johnson's "On My Way to You," Reba McEntire's Grammy-winning album, Sing It Now, and most recently, Jon Pardi's new single, "Heartache Medication.
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The tearful celebrations seen on Monday when the mostly-elderly participants in the Red Cross-organized reunions saw each other for the first time in decades, were eclipsed by the heartache of the goodbyes, after just a dozen hours across three days at a resort in North Korea.
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"The history of heartache and being burned during Supreme Court battles is much more salient to conservatives," said Gary Marx, a strategist with the Judicial Crisis Network, who organized the conference call and who has been working for the past 18 months on a campaign anticipating the Kennedy vacancy.
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Beginning with their 1990 semi-final heartache against West Germany, England had previously lost all three World Cup shootouts and three out of four in the European Championship and they looked on course for another nightmare when midfielder Jordan Henderson saw his spot-kick saved by David Ospina.
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Already the darling of the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, Guadagnino's film about the beauty and heartache of first love continues to gain steam on its way to awards season — and it's thanks in no small part to the film's beating heart, 17-year-old Elio, played by 21-year-old Chalamet.
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The quest is for justice, but it's primarily told from the perspective of justice for Avery – a perspective that grates a bit when we consider the ongoing heartache experienced by Halbach's family and friends, which isn't anywhere near as well-covered in the documentary or our public conversations about the case.
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And when she sang about heartache on Can't Take Me Home, or wanting real love rather than a "man with the mean green" on "Most Girls," she made those early lyrics—some bordering on absurd, with the clarity of hindsight—feel profound, even when she'd only written half the songs.
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And when she sang about heartache on Can't Take Me Home, or wanting real love rather than a "man with the mean green" on "Most Girls," she made those early lyrics—some bordering on absurd, with the clarity of hindsight—feel profound, even when she'd only written half the songs.
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Wong Kar-Wai's mid-'90s hit—a propulsive tale of love, heartache and "California Dreamin'" in Hong Kong—has become inexplicably elusive in recent years: The Criterion Collection DVD is now a high-priced rarity, and FilmStruck appears to be the only streaming service hosting this gorgeous and essential romantic drama.
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Pellegrini, a former Madrid coach, is making way for Pep Guardiola, who will take charge after enduring his own Champions League semifinal heartache on Tuesday, when his Bayern Munich team beat Atlético, 2-1, but was eliminated on the away-goals rule, having lost by 1-0 in the first leg.
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I didn't expect it to be all sunshine and rainbows, but neither did I realize the depth of heartache and loss adoption can entail, not only for adoptive parents, but even more so for the adopted children, like the one we were about to meet and welcome into our lives.
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It's a festival of country-tinged Americana, with performers like Aubrie Sellers, who puts Southern-rock muscle behind her gentle voice; Margaret Glaspy, who writes canny songs about lovers' ambivalence and delivers them with lean, bluesy understatement; and Julia Jacklin, from Australia, singing thoughtfully about the everyday experiences of heartache.
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I got back under the sleeping bag and listened to Reva's relatives through the ceiling—footsteps, whining, all that neurotic energy and food getting passed around, jaws grinding, the heartache and opinions and Reva's pent-up anguish or fury or whatever it was that she was trying to stuff down.
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If you do find yourself trolling offshore more, something a little sturdier will save you time, money in the long run, and quite possibly even a little heartache, which is why I would go straight for one of Penn's International series reels and pair it with Penn's Ally Standup Rod.
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JAMES VOTED MALE ATHLETE OF YEAR The Cavaliers' LeBron James, who ended 52 years of sports heartache by bringing Cleveland an N.B.A. championship and used his superstar platform to address social causes, was chosen as The Associated Press 2016 male athlete of the year, an award he also won in 211.
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Eight of them showed different rooms in the nobly decaying Rokeby mansion, and in each room a single musician was playing an instrument—acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, banjo, cello, piano, drums, accordion—playing it slowly and reflectively, and periodically singing a quiet refrain that spoke of heartache and loss.
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Aside from a quickly turned around cash-in workout DVD—this was when people still bought workout DVDs by the truckload, and in every dream home there was a heartache and a copy of 5 Step Fat Attack with Claire Richards from Steps—churned out by Ministry of Sound, Pump It Up!
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Other standouts on the 80s heavy EP are "Fever," an undercover power anthem about falling in love and going through heartache; "The One" has the most overtly 80s intro with deep keys that sound like they are emitting lasers with every touch, and "Body Language," which would perfectly soundtrack an aerobicizing video.
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His inability to put himself in the place of the local caddie he employed while winning a tournament in Mexico in November caused Kuchar a whole lot of heartache, and it was only on Friday that he decided to pay the caddie a lot more money for his work than he initially did.
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And so there was perhaps no moment more reflective of all of their baggage, all of their drama and all of their heartache, than the scene that ended Tuesday night's episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, when – for the first time all season – the sisters sat down together, face to face, and talked.
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Nonfiction LADYSITTING My Year With Nana at the End of Her Century By Lorene Cary HOW TO FORGET By Kate Mulgrew Tending to a loved one at the end of his or her life is an exhausting chore, one in which heartache, burnout and family infighting eventually give way to an incomprehensible amount of grief.
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That's caused plenty of heartache among Franken fans, but there are plenty of others — including Vox's Matt Yglesias — who argue that Democrats made the right choice, and would have looked like huge hypocrites in any situation where a high-profile Republican was accused of assault if Franken were still walking around the halls of the Senate.
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Lauren Alaina – "What Ifs" Kelsea Ballerini – "Legends" Luke Combs – "When It Rains It Pours" Thomas Rhett – "Marry Me" Blake Shelton, "I'll Name The Dogs" Dustin Lynch – "Small Town Boy" Jason Aldean – "You Make It Easy" Jon Pardi – "Heartache On The Dance Floor" Luke Bryan – "Light It Up" Thomas Rhett – "Marry Me" Carly Pearce – "Every Little Thing" Carrie Underwood feat.
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Pico — a 2018 Whiting Award recipient — is most impressive, his writing most immediately felt, when he weaves pop culture and slang throughout his deep-rooted criticisms of US history and culture, wooing readers into a comfortable, if brief, moment of familiarity (see: Janet Jackson lyrics) so that the swift pivot to violence and heartache hits like a gut punch.
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Employing some takeaways from my first foray into non-monogamy hasn't meant that it's always smooth sailing, but I have found that going through the list above has been helpful in keeping heartache to a minimum while enjoying a lifestyle that—if it's a good fit—can change the way you experience yourself and the world around you.
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If you love Chipotle, but it breaks your heart just a little bit every time you have to pay up the extra $1.50 or so to put guac (the most vital topping) on your burrito bowl, the chain is soon providing a promo that will do a little something to make up for repeatedly causing you heartache.
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But with all the heartache and hardship that await the show's young lovers, Andy's daughter, Magnolia (Lee Harrington), and the handsome gambler Gaylord Ravenal (John Preator), and Magnolia's best friend, the Cotton Blossom's reigning diva, Julie Laverne (Sarah Hanlon), there is still room for laughter — one of the show's best jokes is a wordless one made by a costume.
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Wizkid & Kyla Pop Rocks FOE - "Law"Make Believe - "Them Heartache Nights" Joan of Arc - "I Was Born"Marcos Cabral - "Music for Diving"Beau Wanzer - "Slow Down Sir"Arnold Dreyblatt - "The Adding Machine"Craig Leon - "Donkey Beating Cups"Ennio Morricone - "Battle Of Algiers" (Ennio Morricone 2015: Meisterwerke Der Filmmusic version)Co la - "Wanna Say Faux" Speak - "I Get Down" (feat.
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"September 11th was such an unsettling time because of what went on, but I remember a week later, with as much heartache as people had, they went back to work and tried to get the country going again," said Rich McKay, the president of the Atlanta Falcons, who has been around the N.F.L. for more than 40 years.
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