The material features a wide collection of topics: heartbreak, the mundane, race, gender, heartbreak, religion, more heartbreak.
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He'd said nothing yet about heartbreak, or how lucky heartbreak could be.
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There's some heartbreak in there that's not necessarily heartbreak of a girl and a guy.
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"Heartbreak makes good stories, so sometimes, as much as heartbreak sucks, it makes for good writing," she said.
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It is human nature to feel heartbreak in the face of tragedy, but heartbreak is an emotion dispatchers can't afford.
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At its core, this is a movie about heartbreak and loss and loneliness, and what heartbreak, loss, and loneliness do to a person.
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And so, since then, Sadele has churned out boring heartbreak song after heartbreak song, and many people have forgotten that Adele actually exists.
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There's a kind of heartbreak that comes of watching whole swaths of houses scraped from a neighborhood, but this particular heartbreak is in no way tied to issues of historic preservation.
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" She chose the show's theme because clowns "symbolize heartbreak.
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Soon everyone has much more to worry about than heartbreak.
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But this song is showing some vulnerability and expressing heartbreak.
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However, the release brought plenty of heartbreak along with it.
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Then, on Dilbireen's first birthday, the family experienced more heartbreak.
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Jenny's heartbreak is only half of this film's plot, however.
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It's Valentine's Day — the perfect day to talk about heartbreak.
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Many took to Twitter to express heartbreak, confusion and anger.
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King George VI was the last and it's Heartbreak City.
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So, if you're one to enjoy heartbreak — and who isn't?
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I joined the Heartbreak Hill Running Company team, the Heartbreakers.
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Sometimes, after all, that's the best way to overcome heartbreak.
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As a son I feel so much heartbreak for Dean.
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It's a feeling many of us are acquainted with — heartbreak.
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Despite any heartbreak, the two remained friends over the years.
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Not all of the botched proposals ended in heartbreak though.
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What if the massively foreshadowed heartbreak belongs to Luyendyk himself?
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Our obituaries editor chronicles the heartbreak of an Iraqi archaeologist.
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Did you go on a date after a prolonged heartbreak?
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Wine, women and song, that's the kinda heartbreak you need.
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By the end of the issue, there's anger and heartbreak.
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So much senseless death, so much heartbreak, so much anger.
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It might spare 2,000 families from the heartbreak she faced.
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How did you convey this heartbreak using only your voice?
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"Don't let this outbreak become your family's heartbreak," she said.
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Little did she know her heartbreak would double on Jan.
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She doesn't want him setting himself up for more heartbreak.
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This is the heartbreak album the US needs right now.
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My relationship with Nicki Minaj is a story of heartbreak.
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Anything to lessen the coming heartbreak of TV's weepiest show.
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Sometimes denying your emotions can be worse than heartbreak itself.
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Those occasions have brought great joy, and even greater heartbreak.
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And I kind of just want to experience literary heartbreak.
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And stories of heartbreak and survival are starting to emerge.
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Maxwell, though, has stuck to songs of love and heartbreak.
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Now I'm better prepared to deal with any such heartbreak.
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But all those choices can breed untold headaches and heartbreak.
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Romeo went home and poured his heartbreak into a letter.
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In Phoenix, the reunions were marked by confusion and heartbreak.
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Amid all this heartbreak, the court challenges continue to proliferate.
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There were tasty and dreary roles, missed opportunities and heartbreak.
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Recovering after heartbreak is about boundaries, space and finding yourself.
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Another heartbreak offers clues into the death of their daughter.
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Lear dies of heartbreak, annihilated, his last line a howl.
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The gentle surface of the film camouflages heartbreak and horror.
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Sandra Lee is taking her time to heal her heartbreak.
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Her sense of history and heartbreak are long and fraught.
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Let me assure you that my heartbreak dwarfs my anger.
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They told us stories of heartbreak, humiliation and, ultimately, resilience.
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I wanted to hold it near my heart, give myself emotional support, [and] set intentions for remaining open to love, even though I felt like closing myself off due to facing heartbreak after heartbreak.
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Following that same logic, we could ease the pain of heartbreak by taking psychoactive drugs—some experts also prescribe painkillers like aspirin or ibuprofen—to treat the pain of heartbreak and reduce feelings of attachment.
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Heartbreak was only the beginning of the story, not the end.
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But that doesn't stop him from singing about romance and heartbreak.
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What's the most iconic way to bounce back from a heartbreak?
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Heartbreak is a recurring theme on these Tumblrs, so is skewering
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Jamie Otis is sharing her heartbreak after having a chemical pregnancy.
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"This is a story of surviving heartbreak," she recently told PEOPLE.
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Death, theft, heartbreak, bankruptcy, foreclosure, illness, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, etc.
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Although she experienced heartbreak after the split, all has been forgotten.
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And you know how it is when you're going through heartbreak.
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She has held my hair back and talked me through heartbreak.
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But we happen to know she's well-equipped to handle heartbreak.
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Life morphed into a series of repetitive shoot-outs and heartbreak.
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Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak is available now.
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There is also a cross section of heartbreak and hopes dashed.
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It's safe to say he knows a little bit about heartbreak.
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In Holland's nimble hands, Peter sheds tears and aches with heartbreak.
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In this season, old alliances are strained by events and heartbreak.
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"The heartbreak era is coming sooner than you think" Ronson announced.
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And you know, every artist is born from heartbreak, I'm afraid.
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The two were also honest about their heartbreak over the news.
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Now his mother shared her heartbreak on Fox News earlier today.
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It's the heartbreak and the hope all rolled into one episode.
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Like many, they decided there was too much heartbreak in Victoria.
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Each moment seems to be gearing toward more trauma and heartbreak.
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Sparks's mom Jodi shared her heartbreak on social media last Thursday.
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What about psychic pain, attachment issues, heartbreak, or negative self-image?
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It also packs enough heartbreak and detail to rival Take Care.
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Love, heartbreak, dessert, Seacrest getting licked by random contestants' dogs, etc.
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The mix of heartbreak, hangovers, hookups and heartfelt friendships is perfect.
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The outpouring of support, however, could never heal a mother's heartbreak.
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In return, CHA gave Anni and Ashot lies, excuses and heartbreak.
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I wish I could say I got over my heartbreak quickly.
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That's a multilayered question, with history and heartbreak as a backdrop.
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Turning triumph over heartbreak into art should be its own reward.
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With raised voices and the whispered exchanges of love and heartbreak.
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The heartbreak America is feeling today has become all too common.
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There was often furious outrage, acrimonious finger-pointing and protracted heartbreak.
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She was someone else's version, someone else's desire, adventure and heartbreak.
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Ms. Jepsen, true to form, mixes some hope into her heartbreak.
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Her words allowed her to forget heartbreak and sorrow, overcome disappointments.
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In an interview with CNN, Murkowski recalled the event with heartbreak.
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Is she on to a new love after the Caleb heartbreak?
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Do not fear, because there is no risk of heartbreak here.
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Susan's dealing with something every constituent has experienced — betrayal and heartbreak.
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But most often that kind of heartbreak leads to personal growth.
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Hercules breaks Geryon's heart and that is the slaying—the heartbreak.
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Gwen Stefani really knows how to make heartbreak sound so catchy.
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We are determined to fight for change even through the heartbreak.
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It also captured their heartbreak and helplessness at being let go.
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One by one they have all gone home, often in heartbreak.
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This is country music, which runs on heartbreak and bad decisions.
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The San Jose Sharks came later, but have endured similar heartbreak.
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It's why we can never forget the heartbreak of Josh Smith.
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Now see the heartbreak within; now see how comedy contains tragedy.
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No. No. That would be embarrassing and only exacerbate the heartbreak.
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He has used social media platforms to broadcast his heartbreak journey.
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"The financial loss was a big, big, big heartbreak," Dodds says.
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An old college friend appeared to cheer me on Heartbreak Hill.
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Most country music seems to be about hard knocks and heartbreak.
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For me, this gives the lilac a lyrical quality of heartbreak.
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The heartbreak is compounded by the way Naomi treats the baby.
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Post-heartbreak, your only concern is you, and what you want.
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Fowler has had his share of heartbreak at the Phoenix Open.
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I trudged up the first three, fearful about Heartbreak just ahead.
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We both watched our mothers struggle with heartbreak, divorce, and single parenthood.
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Maybe it reminds you of your first true love and subsequent heartbreak.
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Your daughter's heartbreak is not a valid reason to start a war.
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She says that's often due to fear from failed relationships and heartbreak.
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This unanticipated good news was followed by the heartbreak of bad news.
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Scorah found herself with no faith to comfort her amid the heartbreak.
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You may not always notice it, but heartbreak is all around us.
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"There's no one set way to get over heartbreak," she told People.
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The lyrics in "Another" were a response to heartbreak in Kershaw's life.
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Of course there's heartbreak, but I'm very blessed with an optimistic nature.
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But did you know that Imbruglia's heartbreak anthem was actually a cover?
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Elon Musk is getting over heartbreak — and looking for a life partner.
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In season 3, Spencer (Troian Bellisario) was admitted to Radley for heartbreak.
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That adds up to a lot of heartbreak and wasted college loans.
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The inevitable heartbreak remains on the horizon, but it cannot be now.
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They were the show in a nutshell: beautiful abandon, cloaked in heartbreak.
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Konan shared video of the two as well with a heartbreak emoji.
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This journey is amazing, but it has its heartbreak along the way.
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Yes, even though Blake is still stumbling through the throes of heartbreak.
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Throughout the battle, Madonna has shared her heartbreak in touching Instagram posts.
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But the heartbreak is like losing a lover or something like that.
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Hearing of Petrowski's violent death, friends shared their heartbreak on social media.
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The album walked me through my heartbreak like no friend ever could.
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When it comes to heartbreak-inspired haircuts, stars are just like us.
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"It's hard to say intense heartbreak is indicative of depression," she says.
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A bad or incomplete fold can lead to heartbreak at the end.
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Life is full of ups and downs, love and heartbreak, etc. etc.
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"Just believe that the heartbreak was a gift in itself!" she wrote.
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We see the heartbreak — literally, in close-up shots of Langford's face.
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But I had heartbreak, and I had disappointment, and I had tears.
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Let's face it — breakups suck, and going through heartbreak often feels impossible.
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On Friday, Jeremy Warren's older sister spoke to PEOPLE of her heartbreak.
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Do they not poignantly describe the heartbreak and fear of so many?
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These are all important sentiments on the road to getting over heartbreak.
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It also makes better use of Kanye West's "Heartless" than 808s & Heartbreak.
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He was heartbroken when his wife died, so he died of heartbreak.
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Buckle up, This Is Us fans: There's more heartbreak on the horizon.
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Often, when we talk about heartbreak we're talking in a figurative sense.
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Indeed, children were both the joy and the heartbreak of Adams's life.
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When you have heartbreak, what's important is that you don't go halfway.
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I can only imagine the pain, anguish and heartbreak of the families.
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Hope mingles with heartbreak along the cramped benches where breakfast is served.
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Hopefully, for your sake, you got introduced to heartbreak in your teens.
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And we have done it in good times, through joy and heartbreak.
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Down three games to one, the Cubs were ready to deliver heartbreak.
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Harmony ended in heartbreak, and disunion blossomed into a church of swing.
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Colbie Caillat's band Gone West understands firsthand what "regretful heartbreak" feels like.
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That's the heartbreak Louise Candlish dishes out in OUR HOUSE (Berkley, $26).
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This is the real heartbreak of Republican actions in places like Georgia.
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This explains why Italy has been dealing with such horror and heartbreak.
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Here's how Uruguay beat Egypt: Heartbreak for Egypt in the dying minutes.
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You see the full range of how well people deal with heartbreak.
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What follows is Effie's harrowing journey of abuse and her parents' heartbreak.
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For Britons, there was a sense of an old heartbreak being mended.
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Each of those sales represented heartbreak for family members, for loved ones.
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This is true heartbreak, and the ultimate fear of missing out realized.
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It is a scene that is followed by grief and utter heartbreak.
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Alhadeff challenged Trump to put a stop to the terror and heartbreak.
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No matter how hard you try, you can't escape heartbreak or capitalism.
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You speak of love, yet the album itself feels like teenage heartbreak.
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Adam: I haven't really reflected on adolescent heartbreak in songwriting until recently.
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After the game, Mulkey was in tears, full of heartbreak and joy.
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Northern Soul is all about passion and relating to love and heartbreak.
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Warning: Spoilers and heartbreak from Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 5 ahead.
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Hillary Clinton supporters refuse to give up in spite of last night's heartbreak.
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This makes the second heartbreak we've had to endure with Caelynn Miller-Keyes.
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Yes, they sang about heartbreak and girls and, well, that's about it really.
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Betty and Veronica just want to get through high school with minimal heartbreak.
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"What's cooler than fighting heartbreak and cancer at the same time?" she says.
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Teen Mom 2 is back – and so is all the drama and heartbreak.
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File your papers today, and save yourself headaches or heartbreak down the line.
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The couple had faced heartbreak before, losing two pregnancies in the years prior.
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So I wrote all about my heartbreak when I ran out of coffee.
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Emma Thompson says she channeled her own personal heartbreak while making Love Actually.
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Last night's episode of Love & Hip Hop came with a dose of heartbreak.
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And for people still reeling from the mess of heartbreak, that probably resonates.
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As he points out, it's not like Rob has a monopoly on heartbreak.
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In the final few scenes, we flashback again and the serious heartbreak begins.
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Lopez's work focuses on the heartbreak of families with missing women and girls.
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And the trio's friendship when it comes to Kat's heartbreak is so important.
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But, here we are again, blindsiding Becca, this time with her former heartbreak.
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Now, in the face of my adult heartbreak, she was at a loss.
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Margo Price's melancholy sophomore album, All American Made, is rooted in real heartbreak.
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As a girl who's had her heart broken, you're always scared of heartbreak.
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Now that we've cleared that up, when's the honeymoon at the "Heartbreak Hotel"?
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But putting yourself out there also means opening yourself to disappointment or heartbreak.
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Jim and the two families of Timmothy's parents retreated to their prior heartbreak.
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In "Trap," Maluma courts a resistant Shakira, who's done with players and heartbreak.
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By Heartbreak Hill (mile 20.5), runners are exhausted, and hit the notorious wall.
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I'm trying to figure myself out through all this pain, heartbreak, and trauma.
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It is in that space of heartbreak and sorrow that Ross Taylor works.
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It wasn't far enough away from my humdrum formative years and recent heartbreak.
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There's high school heartbreak, failed friendships, overbearing mothers, underage drinking, and terrifying monsters.
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As in, discussing heavy subjects like loss and heartbreak over and over again?
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Though he lived a life of exhilaration, Warner experienced heartbreak along the way.
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He told me that we definitely respond to heartbreak in a physical way.
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It's a tragic, intimate experience full of both beautiful moments, and devastating heartbreak.
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"I can't even imagine how much heartbreak they would've gone through," she said.
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There's plenty of excitement in fleetingness, but that can also lead to heartbreak.
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The deeper the topic — heartbreak, marriage, career struggles — the more monotonous the telling.
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It provided the soundtrack for joyous occasions and, just as much, for heartbreak.
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The final suicide notes, found near Cat's body, mention heartbreak ... but not STDs.
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According to her mom, she's doing well considering in the wake of heartbreak.
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How do you think music help people cope with such disaster and heartbreak?
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His fourth album 808s & Heartbreak sampled bands like English electronic outfit Depeche Mode.
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I know that adoption is another rocky road, paved with uncertainty and heartbreak.
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There's nothing like abandoned medical records to replace dreams of Vermont with heartbreak.
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I feel sick thinking about the heartbreak and betrayal that she must feel.
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"Proving Up" takes that tiny footnote and enlarges it into horror and heartbreak.
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Taylor Dye of country music duo Maddie & Tae has found happiness after heartbreak.
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Because love is just as much about heartbreak as it is about romance.
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Mother regards child quizzically; it's not clear whether rapture or heartbreak is afoot.
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In public appearances, she seemed to experience emotions like happiness, frustration and heartbreak.
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There, he found people trying to move forward after a year of heartbreak.
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By coincidence, "The Heartbreak Kid" will also screen at the Metrograph on Thursday.
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At the time of their split, Grimaldi opened to PEOPLE about the heartbreak.
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In "Vulnerable," Gomez sings about her wariness in new relationships after past heartbreak.
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In politics as in life, it is best to save yourself the heartbreak.
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Of course, not everyone who goes through heartbreak will end up with TTS.
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Friends kept interrupting to ask about my latest heartbreak, my missing cat, Toast.
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A few simple steps now can help you avoid heartbreak — or worse — later.
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No grand gestures to save the day, just pure, raw, lust and heartbreak.
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Lorde's "Melodrama" is an intimate, richly painted portrait of heartbreak and young adulthood.
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And the invasive show does certainly create entertainment out of vulnerable people's heartbreak.
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But to Fijians, its significance stems from several legends of romance and heartbreak.
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Such heartbreak: Three children and a grandchild dead, each for a different reason.
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But I think addiction is as human an experience as anything, like heartbreak.
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The Cunningham family once experienced their own heartbreak over accepting a child's sexuality.
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The suicide note spoke to the heartbreak of facing discrimination at every turn.
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Can anyone ever recover from the heartbreak of this kind of infinite love?
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The catastrophic fire at one of France's best loved monuments caused national heartbreak.
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In short, I have achieved, in spite of — and because of — the heartbreak.
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" – in her book Yes Please Taylor Swift on using music to cure heartbreak: "There's just been this earth-shattering, not recent, but absolute crash-and-burn heartbreak, and that will turn out to be what the next album is about.
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This mayor has been beloved because she's so human, because she works impossible hours and seems to be everywhere at once, sharing in our happiness and in our heartbreak, wearing her own happiness and her own heartbreak on her sleeve.
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A release date for Heartbreak on a Full Moon has yet to be announced.
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There's a moment of real heartbreak when it looks like they will be acquitted.
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I empathize with the shock and heartbreak their loved ones are surely feeling now.
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But even after the heartbreak, Kufrin said she doesn't think Luyendyk intentionally hurt her.
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Heartbreak is awful enough … There is nothing wrong with avoiding people who hurt you.
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It depicts the realities of dating, heartbreak and reconciliation in a frank, funny way.
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However, in the aftermath of the unthinkable, Warren's biggest heartbreak became her greatest calling.
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But, it was my heartbreak, not my singledom, that made that particular Valentine's terrible.
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But after enough time has passed, that heartbreak can be put to good use.
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I had just come into my queerness and was experiencing heartbreak at every turn.
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Bristol Palin and her ex-husband Dakota Meyer are opening up about their heartbreak.
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Heartbreak isn't something that's cured, it's molten lava concealed under a clean, white shirt.
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I also think I was scared that maybe heartbreak was going to happen again.
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"There was no specific turning point," says Rae of recovering from the devastating heartbreak.
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Her heartbreak is also what drove her to perform on the beloved talent show.
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This portrayal of Gaurav's pining and heartbreak for his screen idol is especially powerful.
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His Twitter feed is full of heartbreak, longing, and the occasional pick-up line.
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I'm having the same experiences as them—talking about heartbreak or love or loss.
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I knew falling in love with him could lead to heartbreak or something great.
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"As a father, I have felt the heartbreak of drug abuse," Mr. Bush wrote.
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He comforts Becca, who's still reeling from Jean Blanc, by recalling his own heartbreak.
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You can ask me about heartbreak and disappointment, about triumph and fear and courage.
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But after a period of storms, heartbreak, and depression, he emerged as Sparkle Daddy.
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Injuries have ranged from heartbreak to falling into a pond to a car crash.
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I was shattered, cracked open by heartbreak, stripped of self-worth and self-esteem.
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And you can choose not to take your previous heartbreak forward with you...Exactly!
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After all, having one more relationship on the list means more room for heartbreak.
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An Israeli law student has proof that heartbreak is more than just a feeling.
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"It's true, I experienced heartbreak," the former Bachelorette tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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There was a lot of negativity going on, a lot of hopelessness, and heartbreak.
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But Brie Larson's star turn in Room stakes its ground in heartbreak and hope.
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The song is melancholy yet romantic, reminiscent of Donny Hathaway's honey-dipped heartbreak hymns.
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There has been a lot of confusion, doubt, heartbreak and pain along the way.
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When the terrible heartbreak inevitably arrived, once again I thought: this isn't worth it.
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Give yourself some space to get over this heartbreak before you make any decisions.
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" – to Complex Emma Stone on her first heartbreak: "I was crawling on the floor.
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We shared the heartbreak of Hodor's origins and the drama of Jon Snow's birth.
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Every missed opportunity for reform leaves the window open to more heartbreak and loss.
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I saw their sweat, heartbreak and struggle as they worked toward the American Dream.
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There's a whole dive bar's worth of heartbreak and hangovers throughout Deer Tick's discography.
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Adding to the heartbreak, the singer lost her brother Daniel two days after Angélil.
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Back then, Vital Signs soulful songs about love, heartbreak and disillusionment were deeply subversive.
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"The Heartbreak of Aaron Burr," by H. W. Brands, helped unlock Burr for me.
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At Market Hotel, they'll swing, jitterbug and shimmy through anthems of heartbreak and healing.
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Beyoncé's latest album chronicles heartbreak, betrayal and the anger that rises from those experiences.
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Crawl Space is about this journey—her heartbreak, sure, but mostly her growing pains.
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They have illustrated chaos, heartbreak and heroism from first responders, concertgoers and family members.
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If your breakup was more relief than heartbreak, this is the movie for you.
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JoJo is fresh off her nationally televised heartbreak at the hands of Bachelor Ben.
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Really, though, she's not triumphing so much as persisting in the aftermath of heartbreak.
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Thus, when that Tweet might have a nefarious intention, hearts can lead to heartbreak.
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Seeing that moment of heartbreak on his face, McCullah explains, was significant for her.
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Cardi grabbed the mic and did her thing ... showing no signs of a heartbreak.
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If you were a teenager in 2016, it was your first big political heartbreak.
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The past two weeks have been ones of heartbreak and fear for many Americans.
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But potential heartbreak and all, The Kissing Booth 2 can't get here soon enough.
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Leaving my baby for the first time was a rush, and a tiny heartbreak.
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The news rocketed around social media, where mourners shared their heartbreak at the news.
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Shaw did not write "Heartbreak House" as a morale booster to the theatergoing classes.
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Trekking season in the Himalayas produces tales of physical endurance and heartbreak every year.
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But they are keenly aware that in this sport, heartbreak is never far away.
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It makes Joe Biden a magnet for the heartbreak of others wherever he goes.
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My period came unexpectedly, and I was filled with so much pain and heartbreak.
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He's the heartbreak king of the 6, comfortably at the top of his game.
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In Episode 7, the vulgar humor of "Insecure" takes a back seat to heartbreak.
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It's Valentine's Day, and for the lovelorn, you can turn your heartbreak into action.
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For Barbara Cocoran, the road to success was paved with humble roots and heartbreak.
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Allan gave me no cure for heartbreak, but he did teach me some things.
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Heartbreak and mental toll has been whats shaped me into the person I am.
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How can I explain the heartbreak of watching my newborn go through methadone withdrawals?
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In the 90s it meant soft guitars and songs about heartbreak, in the 00s it meant two guitars doing a harmonised metal solo and songs about heartbreak, and now, apparently, it also means Soundcloud rappers with more than one bar about suicide.
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"The first time I ever heard Kanye's Heartbreak album was from my dad," Paris posted.
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This week, he revealed a new tattoo that could very well speak to his heartbreak.
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He was promptly broken and fell 4-1 behind but further heartbreak was to come.
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Though Grande's had her fair share of heartbreak, she's channeled that pain into her music.
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Ariel Levy's memoir has a big breakup and the heartbreak of miscarriage at its core.
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These pictures capture the obstacles, heartbreak, and triumph of the 1965 Selma to Montgomery march.
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Read any fairy tale and you'll find that hidden in childhood is a dark heartbreak.
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Even the loveliest, most talented among us are not immune to the heartbreak of cheating.
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Garner opened up to the magazine about her heartbreak and what's next for her career.
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"It is a heartbreak to lose a member of that army of love," Wonder said.
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Peter Kraus' heartbreak was devastating, but let's not forget the other runner-up, Eric Bigger.
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When you date your best friend's first love, you're kind of asking for heartbreak. 225.
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Another week of Fantasy Football means another week of triumph, or in my case, heartbreak.
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In Mexico City, the site of around half the deaths, it caused terror and heartbreak.
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Reading about Elon Musk's heartbreak and impulse for co-dependency gave me the same feeling.
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I'm going through the same stuff — heartbreak, insecurity, rediscovering certain things in my spiritual life.
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" Their granddaughter Vielka Yi also expressed her heartbreak online, writing, "They certainly didn't deserve this.
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Even the doodles, like the post-classical "Goon Gumpas," have a discernable tug of heartbreak.
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That's fine when he made 808's & Heartbreak, which was entirely his story to tell.
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It'll be a heartbreak if I ever lose her, but she'll probably lose me first.
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Since then, Stodden, who is married to actor Doug Hutchison, has been open about heartbreak.
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That's nice to hear, since Bella herself has said that was her first real heartbreak.
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What if we could spare 2,000 families from the heartbreak of that kind of loss?
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Although his heartbreak was hard, he still found a way to come back from it.
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The rocking heartbreak song is featured on his new album, El Rio, due out Friday.
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"I can feel the pain," Ahmed said of the parents' heartbreak at a prayer service.
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The best way to move on from one heartbreak is to immediately cultivate another one.
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But crank on a bit of "Heartbreak Hotel" and his mood changes, just like that.
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It's a wild ride filled with more tears and heartbreak than I ever experienced before.
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With Dealer, lyrically, I really had no interest in heartbreak songs or anything like that.
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This is a sad game, where most of the major twists involve heartbreak and mortality.
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Watching Paige watch her parents absorb these words is both a heartbreak and a thrill.
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Reuters photographers captured the tragedy and heartbreak of civilians trying to flee the besieged city.
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Its subjects meander from heartbreak to Enron, unafraid to look it all in the eye.
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The album was inspired by Lorde's first major heartbreak, but it's not a breakup album.
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Unfortunately, years of schooling can't teach you about recovering from heartbreak the way experience can.
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Would they convey the heartbreak and regret of not making their final peace with God?
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The voice is so strong, so full of heart and heartbreak and rage and sympathy.
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Parkland survivors took to social media to express outrage and heartbreak over the Texas attack.
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What unites all the women she plays is, as so often in opera, exhilarating heartbreak.
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"As a urologist, I see the heartbreak, anguish and stress all the time," Dupree said.
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The country legend sings about the heartbreak on her new album, Stronger Than the Truth.
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No one would be safe, no happiness could last, and the honest heartbreak would begin.
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Stokes says she started making the dioramas for friends going through heartbreak or ex trouble.
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Heartbreak, of course, is a lesson everyone needs to learn, as sad as that as.
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But Grape's story doesn't end in heartbreak because there's a new girl in his life.
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Perhaps that leaves room for the inevitable amateur YouTube covers to reveal the song's heartbreak.
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Hailey R. from Caruthers wrote about heartbreak: He misses the girl who has his heart.
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It's a chronicle of civic betrayal and the abuse of power, and also of heartbreak.
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There was heartbreak, punctuated with moments of relief, as desperate parents searched for their children.
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Then the cameras go away, and the parents are left in a wilderness of heartbreak.
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They join a long tradition of families who have turned private heartbreak into public advocacy.
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The journals document, sometimes in excruciatingly naked detail, the torment and heartbreak of these liaisons.
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Our family are at immense heartbreak to announce that Odin passed away early this morning.
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"An entire cultural framework shapes the way we give meaning to our heartbreak," she writes.
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Her addiction was born in heartbreak when her first love went to prison at 17.
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And even if the country is in the throes of a different type of heartbreak.
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Some speculated that her heartbreak over losing her husband had been too much to bear.
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Their heartbreak is real, and so we have a responsibility to respond with real solutions.
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Whereas the last half represents the more common reality of being a sports fan: heartbreak.
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It's deeply personal and yet, many a heartbreak victim will find themselves in those lines.
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Queer people who lovingly consumed the Harry Potter books and movies have been expressing heartbreak.
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That's not to say that Life is Strange 2 is all tough choices and heartbreak.
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But if you're currently in the trenches of a potent heartbreak, that's not exactly comforting.
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And the stories Mr. Kirchheimer's subjects tell about themselves are full of hardship and heartbreak.
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On the road, after months of heartbreak, I discovered a particle of joy within me.
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But the heartbreak of that scene will stick with me for some time to come.
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Why are songs about personal pain and heartbreak still so vital in times like these?
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Perhaps it's understandable that many memoirs are about hard times — struggle, grief, heartbreak, family troubles.
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Now, the actress is moving past heartbreak to focus on both her acting and musical careers.
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Steve Harrington Hair Update Slightly wilted by the tonic of beer, party sweat, and teen heartbreak.
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We all know what heartbreak is and, most likely, we have all survived through the experience.
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There was resounding anger, heartbreak and disappointment from members of the Cathedral community on social media.
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Sounds like it's about the heartbreak and disillusionment that arrives when you leave your marriage behind.
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In the daily lives of the ship's volunteers, trauma mixed with tedium, delight competed with heartbreak.
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Pro: You might make it on to some art blog about heartbreak in the modern age.
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There is more pathos and heartbreak packed into ABBA Gold than in a thousand latin prayers.
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"As a mother I cannot imagine the pain and heartbreak of losing a child," she continued.
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She had been training with Heartbreak Hill Running Company, often documenting her workouts on social media.
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For Gaga and Cooper to get together as Gaga is still recovering from her own heartbreak?
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As Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are moving on from their heartbreak, so are their exes.
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Ultimately, this was my lesson in heartbreak: anyone can choose to leave you at any time.
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During the memorial, Todd spoke to the audience, revealing Reynolds' heartbreak after Fisher died last year.
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But the six years after that 29 encounter were a "period of slow heartbreak," Marsham said.
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I did not know the journey into heartbreak, heartache, sisterhood and loss that I would experience.
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Lady Gaga languishes in her beautiful home; Katy Perry crumples in the heartbreak of her divorce.
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The 24-year-old singer opened up about her heartbreak in a statement released in May.
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"I can't describe emphatically enough what a heartbreak student debt has been," one borrower told me.
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Although he is celebrating this personal victory, the past few years have been full of heartbreak.
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The heartbreak of losing her daughter may have exacerbated the 84-year-old's existing health issues.
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The four women spend time together outside of touring and support each other, especially after heartbreak.
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That evening, Blake opened up about how he too was blindsided by heartbreak in his past.
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Everybody has their own way of handling it … I am sure everybody can relate to heartbreak.
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Their songs use traditional country tropes—love, loss, heartbreak, shame—but sung from the queer perspective.
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But the pop icon expressed her heartbreak at an Auckland, New Zealand, concert over the weekend.
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But he did and the heartbreak abated and was replaced by a euphoric sense of relief.
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If the heartbreak is going to be there in the end, give it to me now.
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It's a book of beautiful prose and poetry with themes of love, heartbreak, abuse, and healing.
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"He talks about heartbreak and breakups and how you move forward and move on," explains Higgins.
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Dorfman pulls no punches in her memoir, It's Not Okay: Turning Heartbreak Into Happily Ever After.
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Rihanna has dipped into this realm before; Unapologetic's "Stay" is four gorgeous minutes of mourning heartbreak.
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"Words cannot begin to express our profound shock and heartbreak," the statement from Prentice's family said.
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When you go through heartbreak and everybody knows about it, that can be sad and scary.
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One year after the heartbreak, Orlando residents are coming together for a solemn day of remembrance.
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Dancing with the Stars contestant and country music star Jana Kramer is no stranger to heartbreak.
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"I had always been afraid to be angry," Underwood explained of her reaction to the heartbreak.
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"After much heartbreak, Elijah has gone to be with his sister Elyssa," Weiand told the newspaper.
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Though Longstreth helped produce it, and heartbreak is among its themes, it's not a breakup album.
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Elevating mundane heartbreak to the sublime has always been the perfect formula for a pop song.
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Like, of course heartbreak will happen again, of course bad things will happen—you're gonna die!
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In his music, Chance has always depicted Chicago as a place of both joy and heartbreak.
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Fans were quick to come down on Offset for bringing his heartbreak into Cardi's professional space.
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And for even more heartbreak, we've rounded up the best food truck spills of all time.
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Having experienced the heartbreak of addiction in your family, I know you empathize and have compassion.
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If you're a human being who feels feelings, chances are you'll experience heartbreak at some point.
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When the Canadiens are eliminated from the playoffs, you can feel the heartbreak across the city.
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"Brutally" may be a song about heartbreak, but it's neither happy nor sad to listen to.
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Pan gambols his way through several more stories, surviving war, heartbreak and vicious Mount Olympus gossip.
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The heartbreak that Chris experienced was because he did not want to let those people down.
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" In a 2009 interview with Elle, Ryder called Depp her "first real breakup, the first heartbreak.
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We ended up writing songs about love and heartbreak and desires and frustrations, just human stuff.
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That you'll be stuck in this broken record of heartbreak for the rest of your days.
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I sought to capture the spirit of those real events — their craziness, fear, joy and heartbreak.
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As of Tuesday morning, "Heartbreak on a Full Moon" was the No. 1 album on iTunes.
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"This is a day of extraordinary heartbreak in Minneapolis," Mayor Betsy Hodges told the news conference.
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The heartbreak of girlhood isn't that it doesn't last, as an adult August comes to understand.
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The tone is restrained, but we hear Li's own heartbreak: her son killed himself, in 2017.
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"The Heartbreak Kid" (1972), directed by Elaine May, Q. and A. with the actor Charles Grodin.
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Her heartbreak after a public breakup with fiancé Josh put her in our hearts as well.
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Their London heartbreak triggered a lot of soul searching from the men in gold and green.
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Why do you think Trump went to so much trouble to set Gore up for heartbreak?
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Ms. Mack said the months after were a blur of heartbreak, anger, financial uncertainty and shame.
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In this version of "Heartbreak House," the final moment is starker than usual, and more powerful.
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In the article, through tales of violence, doubt, heartbreak and nausea, he doesn't bother defending himself.
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Instead, she's digging into issues to which we can all relate — love, pain, heartbreak, and family.
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She was wary of letdowns and heartbreak, and her scrappiness was her first line of defense.
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It covers two decades of hardship and heartbreak, and includes unshakable scenes of violence and redemption.
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While there was heartbreak, there were also moments of pure joy, such as the knighting ceremony.
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Anyway, the story, in all its heartbreak, is as follows: FOR SALE / BABY SHOES / NEVER WORN.
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You have the one layer of just heartbreak of losing your best friend, wife and partner.
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The mash-up of tones — satire, heartbreak, terror, whimsy — is daring, but it doesn't always work.
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Heartbreak is a drug and this song taps into the ways it can tank your rating.
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The Toyota pit crew beat him to that as well, the heartbreak evident across the garage.
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Anyone interested can enter the contest by submitting their "story of heartbreak" on Independent Cottages' website.
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If you had known there was a heartbreak app to help, would you have used it?
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Compounding the heartbreak, Thomas had to put dozens of sheep and deer out of their misery.
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It is our responsibility to prevent this suffering, to bring an end to this constant heartbreak.
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When people die by suicide, their death creates tremendous trauma, heartbreak and relational challenges for survivors.
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I knew it would soften the blow for my parents — it was a heartbreak for them.
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Update: In a statement sent to Refinery29, Tessa Majors' family expressed their heartbreak over this tragedy.
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There's drama, heartbreak, sad Elvis pizza, and keep an eye out for the Love Actually reference.
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"I had a heartbreak, I had a mid-life crisis," Harvey said in a 25 speech.
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As I read more about the attack, I was at first filled with heartbreak and disgust.
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Only under cover of this baroque disguise does she leave herself open to joy or heartbreak.
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He spoke of his breakup with ex-girlfriend Amber Heard, expressing his heartbreak over their parting.
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The artist wasn't thinking about Trump's border wall, but rather a heartbreak in her personal life.
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I fall hard and quick for people, as I've said, and that's a recipe for heartbreak.
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It was a huge heartbreak knowing that we'd miscarried previously and were having complications with this pregnancy.
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I have felt heartbreak, fear, and defeat, but I have never stopped loving or given up hope.
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L.A. is kind of more of the sad heartbreak, and New York's more coming into my own.
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Is this a critical juncture that will set them down a path of potential drama and heartbreak?
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I also was never much a fan of Wayne's appearance on 808s and Heartbreak the next year.
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Soak in the painful heartbreak and know that if you happen to have an equally awful Feb.
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And in the midst of that heartbreak, it will feel like the relationship was a bad thing.
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After multiple seasons of heartbreak on The Bachelor franchises, things are finally turning around for Ashley Iaconetti.
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Get the Never-Ending Valentine's Card — $7.99 See Details First, prepare them for the heartbreak to come.
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Amidst the heartbreak, the constant questioning, and the unrepentant playing of Whitney Houston love ballads, something happened.
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That year, it was the worst heartbreak I ever had, but the most loved I ever felt.
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Tom Brady and Bill Belichick grabbed more glory; the Atlanta Falcons and their fans endured more heartbreak.
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The ceremony lasted eight minutes, which is long enough to play "Heartbreak Hotel" four straight times. 3a.
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She bounced back from heartbreak with Tyga and is now doing the same thing, post-Rob Kardashian.
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I was in my 40s when I did Heartbreak Ridge, so I kept it sort of alive.
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Well, we've tracked down some heartbreak-proof messages for you send to people, instead of ghosting them.
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Her second album, My Life (2200), is a bildungsroman of a woman processing childhood abuse and heartbreak.
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A 2011 study conducted by neuroscientist Edward Smith (and colleagues) at Columbia University explains the heartbreak phenomenon.
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Typically the short-term "successes" are not worth the time, investment, and heartbreak associated with significant rebounds.
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I'm a Texas girl and my home state has had so much heartbreak over this past year.
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I couldn't separate the feeling of heartbreak from the feeling of grief, because both felt like rejection.
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But the heartbreak has led to Berry focusing on being a mom to her two young kids.
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Somehow, the hurt feelings we all experienced during our first heartbreak led to Spencer getting locked up.
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Maybe it's because all love is essentially distracting folly which only ever ends in heartbreak or death.
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It's clear the Highlander will spend much of the time struggling with PTSD, survivor's guilt, and heartbreak.
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Jonathan may be single once again, but this isn't the first time he's bounced back from heartbreak.
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And as an authority on love, the Barefoot Contessa also knows a thing or two about heartbreak.
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I know this album was an "extended post-heartbreak love letter," but still… It is very intense.
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The 1978 classic boasts a summer fling, bad boys, fancy cars, catchy dance numbers, heartbreak, and drama.
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But despite certain heartbreak, Camp is choosing to learn from her experiences and focus on the good.
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Unlike evolution's panoply of affectionate same-sex partnerships, coupled termite males are all about heartbreak and bloodshed.
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The heartbreak felt by many as they watched nine centuries of history dissolve in flames was profound.
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Do you think you need to have a little bit of heartbreak to make good country music?
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Yet Day suffered plenty of personal heartbreak, including three divorces and a lawyer who squandered her millions.
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" – to Vanity Fair in 2015 via GIPHY • "You know how it is when you're going through heartbreak.
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But René-Charles' heartbreak also came across as he spoke, leaving many at the Mass in tears.
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Three weeks after Joey Feek died from cancer, her husband Rory is opening up about his heartbreak.
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The idea that sensuality trumps heartbreak, which features heavily throughout much of Colette's work, resonated with me.
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But for the teenagers at the center, it's their parental bonds, not romance, that leads to heartbreak.
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The German has won just once since his Hockenheim heartbreak, at the Belgian Grand Prix last August.
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Vicky: I don't really believe in heartbreak because if it doesn't work out, it's not supposed to.
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The song comes at the end of a week that began with heartbreak in the music world.
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While "Pillow Talk" is all about psychedelic sexuality, "iT's YoU" is like a French film about heartbreak.
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Naya Rivera's heartbreak became relief when she heard last year's shocking news about ex-boyfriend Mark Salling.
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In fact, you're so close to heartbreak that the risk of experiencing it again outweighs any reward.
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My great-grandmother was born into slavery and experienced firsthand the heartbreak of families being torn apart.
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Her heartbreak anthems are curiously nostalgic, especially for someone who still has so much life to live.
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In the former, you're saving yourself from the unnecessary heartbreak of a fictional yellow Labrador mix's death.
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But he continued to play with Elvis, contributing the scorching solos to 'Heartbreak Hotel' and 'Hound Dog.
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Clearly, their love doesn't work out, and Maleficent spends the rest of her life nursing that heartbreak.
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When Rick finally tracks them down, he's greeted not with rage or heartbreak, but with relative indifference.
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It also means a kiss no one was exactly looking for, some heartbreak, and someone getting shot.
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Melissa Etheridge Etheridge poured her heartbreak into a new song, "Pulse," in the wake of the shooting.
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Ballad after ballad after ballad, I become desensitized to the blooming emotions, the love, and the heartbreak.
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It delves deeply into Cunanan's victims' lives, and cares deeply about their interior selves: struggles, passions, heartbreak.
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Still, Somewhere... captures the heartbreak as deftly as a 19th century novel – consuming, dramatic, a bit ridiculous.
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There was still some heartbreak—he's a great guy and I wish he could still be here.
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The songs — of heartbreak, rage, vulnerability, braggadocio, reconciliation — were mined from country, blues, R&B, rock, bounce.
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What if you're just a boy who's known setbacks and heartbreak and fear of what lies ahead?
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But I remind myself to pay attention because some people give you their heartbreak like a gift.
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" Her film is "a chronicle of civic betrayal and the abuse of power, and also of heartbreak.
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Whether this week ends in American glory or heartbreak, the United States has its work cut out.
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"I apologize with clarity in my mind and heartbreak if I did not explain my professional conduct."
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The fact that Daryl chose to delay her heartbreak tells Morgan the two men are just alike.
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Sunday's final clash was a masterpiece of tension and release, goose bumps and heartbreak, grandiosity and intimacy.
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For some women, abortion encompasses irreparable heartbreak, especially when coupled with other traumas like an abusive partner.
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They focus on uncomplicated, deeply dedicated love or, alternately, being hopeless on the receiving end of heartbreak.
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At some point, everyone experiences the gut-wrenching heartbreak of losing their precious photos, videos, and documents.
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The game brought me great joy, both as a player and a fan, but also immense heartbreak.
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Lauv sounds lonely and a little lost in his heartbreak, while BTS arrives with indignation and finesse.
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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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While best friends are the most important thing on the mountain, they could also come with heartbreak.
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But aside from a couple of years in a challenging relationship that ended in heartbreak, nothing stuck.
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In a stunning passage from "The Big Sleep," Raymond Chandler's semicolon is a small hiccup of heartbreak.
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In a statement sent to Refinery29 following her death, Majors' family expressed their heartbreak over this tragedy.
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A reminder of puppy love can bring back wistful memories of a more innocent time before heartbreak.
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When Caroline risks heartbreak and scorn to tell Kalinda how she feels, most readers will understand why.
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NO ONE CARES ABOUT CRAZY PEOPLEThe Chaos and Heartbreak of Mental Health in AmericaBy Ron Powers360 pp.
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Four years after her debut album, the pop prodigy offers "Melodrama," a testimonial to heartbreak and solitude.
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This movie does have this toybox, whimsical air to it, with a heavy dose of cathartic heartbreak.
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And the gloomy standout "Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince" addresses political turmoil through a high school metaphor.
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For the Blakes, each of these failures represented not just more heartbreak, but also more financial costs.
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Over the years, I have seen Barrio perform this dance many times, but rarely with such heartbreak.
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He believed a lifetime of combat, pain and heartbreak would culminate in a victory over his rival.
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It's easy to shut off your brain and listen to some universal feelings like pain and heartbreak.
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In the middle of all that tragedy, Ms. Ayala, 53, portrayed a warmth that belied the heartbreak.
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"Closer" tells the story of ego-bruising heartbreak and emo hookups over a hummable eighth-note chorus.
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I spent weeks with minimal human contact, petrified by the looming possibility of another heartbreak or disappointment.
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Evidently Peter has chosen to unlearn these lessons, much to my and his family's heartbreak and distress.
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Nobody knows what it will be about, but there will probably be some intrigue, romance, and heartbreak.
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" On Sunday, the venue will also feature Jon Friedman hosting a "Heartbreak Haven" edition of "The Rejection Show.
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Sorry not sorry, Dean-lovers of America; our heroine did not take a lesson away from that heartbreak.
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Despite depression, heartbreak, and other darkness, Kane shook up the art form like no one had for years.
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Now, if I hear those first few bars I get that same feeling of complete abandonment and heartbreak.
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This song, also about healing from heartbreak, started fairly angrily in the studio when she was writing it.
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Images of what appeared to be the heartbreak of a kangaroo losing a loved one captured people's imaginations.
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Jonathan Scott's recent heartbreak took its toll during an emotional best man speech at his brother Drew's wedding.
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Basically, all four women were confident, which meant there was bound to be plenty of heartbreak to come.
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A loss would bring unimaginable heartbreak but a win would bring levels of joy I couldn't even comprehend.
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It's only fitting: After all, she sings so hypnotically about infatuation, love, friendship, heartbreak, and everything in between.
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Or rather, the weird yet beautifully nuanced heartbreak of love in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Mason further prodded, asking if he would have been able to write the famous track without experiencing heartbreak.
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According to her foes, it reveals a thirst for power that redeems any heartbreak and transcends all humiliation.
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Such heartbreak plays out almost exclusively in strange, negative spaces defined by absence as much as anything else.
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After months of adventures, heartbreak, and lots of roses, The Bachelorette's Rachel Lindsay finally found her dream man.
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Sotelo's virgins rage with heartbreak and humor ("All my acquaintances are coupled up / like hamsters with advanced degrees").
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To bounce back quicker, listen to my podcast, Let's Talk Heartbreak, which will be relaunched in the summer.
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" Actress Mandy Moore tweeted her sympathies writing, "The unending heartbreak on the news is just beyond devastating & infuriating.
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The game was a fresh heartbreak for Georgia, which has not won a national football championship since 1980.
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Kanye West, 808s & Heartbreak West reportedly made this Auto-Tune-drenched album after his breakup with Amber Rose.
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"I had always been afraid to be angry," Underwood explained on CBS of her reaction to the heartbreak.
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When those relationships start to disintegrate, which isn't uncommon, it's like the most intense heartbreak you've ever had.
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OK, we could probably nitpick every song, but let's just agree that "Privilege" was also definitely about heartbreak.
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Teen Mom 2 Teen Mom 2 Teen Mom 2 There's more heartbreak coming up on Teen Mom 2.
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Usually it's about a more recent heartbreak, but sometimes about people who I've been totally over for years.
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I tweeted about the heartbreak while I held out hope that Alex Pall might still send me $1.29.
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Tales of heartbreak abounded among the rows of tents set up on the grounds of a damaged school.
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At once starkly real and beguilingly impressionistic, the film resonates as an electric meditation on anxiety and heartbreak.
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For obvious reasons, the crying, tears, and heartbreak emojis were used most frequently in association with these characters.
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It's no secret that some of the greatest music of our time comes from heartbreak, struggle, and resistance.
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These history books need valor and cowardice and heartbreak and redemption and money and piles of dead bodies.
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You have no idea about the heartbreak and contradictions and life lessons that will shake up your future.
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"I had always been afraid to be angry," Underwood explained of her reaction to the heartbreak on CBS.
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Every experience of pain, joy, heartbreak, longing, failure, misunderstanding, and triumph — that could be in my daughter's future.
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The actress has long been a dog lover and has had her share of heartbreak in the past.
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Here, they recount their tales of heartbreak and share words of wisdom for those going through similar experiences.
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And while that heartbreak is unbearable, Brand tells us HSN has perfected a buy-to-the-minute system.
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With a webseries there isn't that network need for drama or heartbreak in the same kind of way.
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It'll spare us all the heartbreak when we return next year to grade this year's I/O announcements.
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If anything that's the advice he has for fans who are also dealing with heartbreak or hard times.
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While the two knew one another before the show, it was personal heartbreak that brought them closer together.
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It seems everyone, particularly Betty and Jughead, are headed toward heartbreak because of the sins of their parents.
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The nostalgia and heartbreak in St. Louis was matched on social media with celebration on the West Coast.
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This first 100 days of the Trump administration has been full of drama, heartbreak, and gravity-defying hairstyles.
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With hoards of fans who routinely sing along to her heartbreak hits like "Not Gon' Cry", she's right.
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Love triangles, heartbreak, and makeouts later, the final delightful kissing scene suggests a happy ending for Lara Jean.
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So Oldenbrook also experienced early on the heartbreak of being on the losing side of a presidential election.
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In the early 1980s, Parton contemplated suicide after having an "affair of the heart" that ended in heartbreak.
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"June of this year was a time of heartbreak for millions around the world, including myself," he said.
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The soccer world at large reacted with heartbreak as tributes poured in from all corners of the globe.
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"While others are able to use toxic situations and heartbreak for inspiration, it held me back," she reflects.
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But the display of love and unity has not relieved the heartbreak felt by Frost's mother, Mary Moreland.
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We're often made to feel weak for falling prey to our worst human tendencies, depression, fucking raw, heartbreak.
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No matter their trajectories—fast or slow, starting as bangs or whispers—the collapses all end in heartbreak.
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But you were severely depressed and then you were hit with devastating loss, grief, heartbreak, isolation, and more.
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Don't forget, you can sign up for Love Letter, our new newsletter about love, marriage, heartbreak and friends.
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Her heartbreak anthems are curiously nostalgic, especially for someone who still has so much life left to live.
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At first that meant sharing many moments of heartbreak: through the 5s, the '229s and the year 22010.
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Marshall's lyrics have always been at least vaguely concerned with heartbreak, but she's rarely specific about its origins.
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Miley Cyrus sings about heartbreak just a few days after her and Liam Hemsworth announced they've split up.
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" The album features a number of songs about betrayal and heartbreak, including her wildly popular single "Wrecking Ball.
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Heartbreak when I think of the possible future state of my beloved America — my birthplace and my home.
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Accompanying themselves on guitar, they sang songs of work, heartbreak, the road, the rails, the fragility of everything.
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There is no doubt that such images have tremendous power, serving as witness to atrocity, heartbreak and injustice.
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The heartbreak of Avengers: Endgame was still fresh in the minds of Iron Man and Captain America fans.
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I always go in unarmored, the residue of any previous heartbreak wiped away to reveal vulnerability and openness.
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They deal with concrete issues, like illness or divorce, rather than the wilder, more shapeless throes of heartbreak.
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The album deals with heartbreak and self-discovery, and without my community I'd be lost in the woods.
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Phil Mickelson must once again expound on the heartbreak of another second-place finish in a major championship.
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In the film, Amanda escapes to a small cottage in the British countryside to get over her heartbreak.
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An intimate, aching chamber musical about heartbreak and bliss, "Midnight at the Never Get" is about bravery, too.
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There was heartbreak, but also moments of joy, at the school as desperate parents searched for their children.
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From amid its gorgeous heartbreak, to quote Manohla Dargis, there emerges a lingering question: Where does Ally live?
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Once under way, the meeting featured testimonials from mothers and their lesbian daughters about family heartbreak and forgiveness.
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Ms. Cash, on the other hand, has a way of evoking passions and heartbreak without raising her voice.
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But failing those qualifications, please just save yourself the humiliation and heartbreak that will haunt you for years.
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Many parents faced the heartbreak of having their children face off and die on different side of battlefields.
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Beatrice's heartbreak spans decades, from her mother's depression and eventual lobotomy to her unhappy marriage to BoJack's father.
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Because beneath all your defensive emotions — the rage and self-recrimination — are more vulnerable emotions: disappointment and heartbreak.
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We feel her heartbreak as she loses her father to the disease he refused to let define him.
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Perhaps these guarded young men seemed comfortable revealing their heartbreak because I'm an older sister of three brothers.
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And the heartbreak of being 29 isn't figuring out how to leave, but figuring out where to go.
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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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Friends arrived, peeled me off the floor, fed me and eased my path into the wilderness of heartbreak.
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Her new memoir, "The Victorian and the Romantic," about long-distance heartbreak and desire is published this month.
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Dogs who don't make sufficient progress are transferred to new households, bringing heartbreak to the failed dog parents.
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In the years since, publications from Cosmopolitan to The Independent have written posts about the imminent March heartbreak.
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A Florida elementary school student's heartbreak has been turned into victory all thanks to the University of Tennessee.
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"Ensuring additional heartbreak did not occur to this young boy weighed heavy on the officers," the release said.
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Despite the heartbreak, Camp said she is choosing to learn from her experiences and focus on the positive.
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Ms. Stess, whose 2015 "Heartbreak" inhabited a similarly heightened dramatic world, has a weakness for abundance over clarity.
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Even though we're totally unqualified, we end up giving a lot of advice about your woes and heartbreak.
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If only what happened in Vegas stayed in Vegas, but this tragedy has spread heartbreak across the country.
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"Psychological first aid," or early mental health response, after the aftermath of horror and heartbreak is relatively new.
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Canada's Alex Gough grabbed a nerve-jangling bronze, banishing the heartbreak of two fourth place finishes at Sochi.
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This debut novel deals with the particular heartbreak of unrequited affection and jilted friendship in the internet age.
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Potential heartbreak arrives nonetheless, in the form of John Ambrose McClaren (Jordan Fisher), Lara Jean's middle school crush.
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The foolhardy logic I use to rationalize my commitment to her will no doubt worsen my inevitable heartbreak.
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Amid those messages are a number that express heartbreak at 13-year-old Gianna's life being cut short.
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Remove each clam as soon as it pops open, because the heartbreak of chowder is overcooked clam meat.
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This, finally, is the heartbreak that in her writing Ginzburg staved off with the oranges and the piglets.
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NO ONE CARES ABOUT CRAZY PEOPLE: The Chaos and Heartbreak of Mental Health in America, by Ron Powers.
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The news brought heartbreak all over again to Timmothy's family and neighbors who were waiting for his return.
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Game 7 is a chance for both of these fan bases to have greater glory, or greater heartbreak.
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Packed with bruised tales of transformation and heartbreak, "Dark Dance" is a quietly cathartic standout on the album.
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Muriel's toxic marriage, along with the betrayal and heartbreak that underpin it, are the novel's true emotional center.
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Fortunately, there are other ways for you to relive all of the quips, heartbreak, and unfortunate '90s fashion.
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I didn't want to make emotional, sad music or music just talking about heartbreak or anything like that.
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"It is with incredible sadness, sorrow and heartbreak to report that Tim has passed away today," Neil wrote.
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Ms. Wilson has a catch in her voice that conveys yearning and potential heartbreak behind a facade of cheer.
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A passage of heartbreak is especially memorable, and Mr. Brandstrup superbly shows how remarkably she dramatizes off-balance movement.
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Adding to that theory, the first single, which comes out in October, is a "happy heartbreak song," she said.
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She released the emotional video for her song "Stone Cold," and Lovato is clearly going through a brutal heartbreak.
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As Joe Kovacs embarks on his road to Rio, he remembers that his path has been paved with heartbreak.
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However, as anyone who has explored the wizarding world via book or film knows, it's also filled with heartbreak.
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Drama and heartbreak weren't the only things blowing up Twitter during part 22019 of The Bachelor's two-day finale.
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" Stefani also revealed that the heartbreak she went through following her divorce from Gavin Rossdale "was supposed to happen.
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Despite the heartbreak that she went through, Brown said she sees a positive side to her relationship with Parker.
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Despite the devastating heartbreak that followed her love's death, over time, Rae opened herself up to experiencing joy again.
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You had access to items you were eyeing for months while treating your wallet to a little less heartbreak.
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But knowing the twists, turns, and heartbreak that happen in galaxies far, far away — fans can never be sure.
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"There are no words to describe the pain and heartbreak felt by so many," part of the page reads.
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The main things remaining are its reverence for heartbreak, love of great music, and interest in exploring flawed people.
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Only Blanca (Laura Gomez) and Diablo's (Izaguirre) love is pure, which makes it all the more vulnerable to heartbreak.
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However, BC says the only harm Rob suffered that night relates to his heartbreak over Chyna leaving his ass.
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Private Life refuses to stick to just one mode of storytelling — it has slapstick and melodrama, heartbreak and hope.
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Blige's catalogue is probably just as sad as any other singer's, devoted as it is to romance and heartbreak.
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"No person, family, or community should endure the heartbreak caused by the recent mass shootings in Texas," he wrote.
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"I can't wait for her adventures, for her heartbreak, to see her goals and what she's done," she adds.
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One search for a missing 4-year-old ended in heartbreak after officials said Friday they found his body.
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I hurt for the author and her family for having to go through all of that pain and heartbreak.
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The letters from people who had experienced bad meals often had an undertone of heartbreak, of romance gone wrong.
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Don't forget, you can sign up for Love Letter, our new newsletter about love, marriage, heartbreak and PUPPIES. Sometimes.
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Zdarsky is the funniest human in the comic book industry, but Star-Lord shows he can also write heartbreak.
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Still, not everyone reacted with heartbreak — some are still in the "anger" stage of the five stages of grief.
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We know they're both going through a lot right now, but we, too, feel the pain of this heartbreak.
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Amanda Rayfield, who runs Hello Heartbreak, began using a Square Reader in May after briefly using a PayPal reader.
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"Unfortunately I have to begin by expressing our sadness and heartbreak over the deadly shooting in Texas," he said.
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Love Actually scriptwriter Emma Freud answered fan questions on Twitter and it took our heartbreak to the next level.
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See: falling-in-love songs, heartbreak songs, getting-ready-for-Friday-night songs, and even experimentally kissing girls songs.
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After a season filled with drama and heartbreak, JoJo Fletcher opens up about finding true love with Jordan Rodgers.
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It challenges our perception of reality and illustrates the mysterious manifestations of our inner torments — specifically, heartbreak and anxiety.
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Getting your hands on Spectacles seems tough with social media posts showing the frustration and heartbreak of some customers.
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She is the new and improved Stefani who rebuilt her life to be bigger and better after unforeseeable heartbreak.
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Please don't It seems more and more jilted lovers are finding this to be an elegant solution for heartbreak.
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While Omran, as Aylan Kurdi before him, captured the attention of the world, heartbreak and outrage are not enough.
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Let's hope it doesn't involve anyone dying, like the title might suggest, because we cannot deal with anymore heartbreak.
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Guyton, whose new single "Heartbreak Song" is out now, has her sights set on many more milestones to come.
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The album is composed of two parts—the "Heartthrob" half is pop-centric, and "Heartbreak" breaks down into trap.
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She's suffered tragedy and heartbreak (she had relationships with Pryor and Freddie Prinze, both comedians who battled drug addiction).
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Finding love again helped Blake Shelton forget about the heartbreak left in the wake of his divorce last year.
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To spare her daughter the heartbreak, Kim takes Khloé on a surprisingly difficult mission to find a secret replacement.
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" When asked if he ever experienced a heartbreak that worked its way into his music, Patrick responded, "yeahhhh, honey.
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Once securely inside the base, Durant was comforted by familiar faces, but was also greeted by more, unexpected heartbreak.
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However, after years of unanswered questions and heartbreak, parents of the kidnapped girls are eager to hear good news.
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Because the system was so large I couldn't fit it in place of the seat, resulting in endless heartbreak.
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We're talking confrontations on overgrown lawns in rundown towns, blubbering heartbreak in real time, and Nev's self-satisfied smirk.
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The new relationship has reportedly caused hurt feelings on Hadid's part, and understandably so: It was her first heartbreak.
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I had a really bad heartbreak in January when my ex was emotionally abusive and physically violent toward me.
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Speculation abounds over Aldo and what remains inside him after the heartbreak of Holloway and McGregor: embers or ashes?
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Kristin Cavallari has yet to comment on the findings, but has been vocal in the past about her heartbreak.
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She claimed it was a very "zen" experience for her, while it caused me nothing but stress and heartbreak.
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He delivered the VA news moments after expressing his "sadness and heartbreak" over the Santa Fe, Texas, school shooting.
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Pelé's childhood is marred by a double heartbreak: a pal's death and Brazil's 1950 loss in the World Cup.
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Modern medicine provides an over-the-counter remedy that has been shown to ameliorate the emotional effects of heartbreak.
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They were romantic boleros, filled with melancholy and heartbreak, or traditional aguinaldos from his own rural childhood in Caguas.
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Many parents worried that what started as a routine drop-off at school could end in heartbreak and despair.
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Those killed ranged in age from 252 to 373, with stories of their loved ones' heartbreak just as varied.
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A lot of your songs deal with heartbreak, and you've previously said you write better when you're in angst.
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These a little stories of heartbreak and triumph, held like memories, mumbled down a telephone line filled with static.
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Abdul-Kalim: For some of those dudes, they got the heartbreak, they got the Drake for that side, too.
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It's absolutely seminal, thanks in part to its use of Auto-Tune a full 30 years before 808s & Heartbreak.
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The heartbreak songstress told the magazine that she does have a pretty steady breakup routine to fall back on.
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Naturally, everyone reacted by clutching their pearls, predicting JoJo Fletcher's future heartbreak, and losing their faith in humanity altogether.
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The two of us both know people who have died from the coronavirus and the heartbreak associated with it.
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Lipa pays lyrical homage to White Town too, singing of a love that's roped her back in after heartbreak.
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While Boston is best known for Heartbreak Hill, that is not always the most challenging part of the course.
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Their determination to silence Miguel's guitar arises from heartbreak, and from the instrument's association with the waywardness of men.
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They carry tales that are both intimate and far-reaching, involving heartbreak, separation, resilience, mortality and constant, restless travels.
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But despite the universality of heartbreak, the terrain in which female popstars find themselves on has, historically, been rocky.
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And the country's bitter political wrangling has at times complicated economic planning, turning bountiful harvests into heartbreak for farmers.
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The film builds a deep understanding of this group, with all their sweetness, angst, competition, empathy, love, and heartbreak.
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His balcony guests were a mix of stories of heroism, heartbreak and patriotism, all of which registered with Americans.
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The wit and the immigrant's sense of heartbreak — he was born in Russia — just seem to pour from him.
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After Kerr's victory, she shared the heartbreak of losing her close friend Pam Kuehne to myeloma during tournament week.
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Speaking to The Washington Post after the tragedy, Pak's eldest grandson, Andy Kwon, expressed his heartbreak, anger and despair.
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On this particular night, Morgan was once again feeling the deep heartbreak stemming from the loss of his son.
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Bronchitis had taken her voice, but I knew heartbreak had left her unable to speak my name without crying.
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In contrast, his fixation with the Munson case speaks to something else — to heroism and heartbreak, and to fate.
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Lucia (opera) and Giselle (dance), like many heroines before them, are suddenly catapulted out of ordinary consciousness by heartbreak.
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SOMETIMES AMAZING THINGS HAPPEN Heartbreak and Hope on the Bellevue Hospital Psychiatric Prison Ward By Elizabeth Ford 247 pp.
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Each person has their unique reasons for coming to Tranquillum House, be it losing weight to getting over heartbreak.
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For Mary J. Blige, the veteran R&B belter who's at her best when emotionally charged, heartbreak is inspiration.
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We saw her arriving alone, nervous and scared, in Montauk, her hometown and the scene of so much heartbreak.
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"I can't wait for her adventures, for her heartbreak, to see her goals and what she's done," she added.
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"New cast members invade the scene bringing conflict, heartbreak and deception to the mix," MTV said of season 3.
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There will be someone there to carry the heartbreak long after police resources and media interest have run dry.
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Feature Four years after her debut album, the pop prodigy is back with a testimonial to heartbreak and solitude.
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It's hard to say which has more ingredients: a New Orleans Hand Grenade cocktail, or a case of heartbreak.
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When Bonnie was able to see where his iPad had headed — to Elvis Presley's Heartbreak Hotel, in Memphis, Tennessee.
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When it ended, he suffered a more gut-wrenching pain from heartbreak than anything the cancer had ever inflicted.
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Things went more smoothly on her next movie, "The Heartbreak Kid," partly because she was a director for hire.
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There's real regret and heartbreak here, and that's about as real as it may get for some of us.
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But it might be two weeks of triumph and heartbreak and yes, maybe even a minor miracle or two.
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Despite the heartbreak I saw at the border, I will always have faith that in America, ultimately, love prevails.
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Suddenly, Swift wasn't selflessly subsumed by her music, lost to herself in service to the great god of teen heartbreak.
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This pic was taken at mi 18 right before heartbreak hill, thanks Jacqueline for the fuel and pick-me-up!
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"This drink is an ode to an album I received from a dear friend during a big heartbreak," Melendrez explains.
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They say this is much more like first love or first heartbreak than we typically see in books or movies.
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In May, he released the first official single, "Grass Ain't Greener," off his forthcoming album Heartbreak on a Full Moon.
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On Monday, Heartbreak Hill Running President Dan Fitzgerald spoke out on Twitter and sent a message of support to Haslet.
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For the children who witnessed Disney's reign in the 90s in real time, The Lion King was their first heartbreak.
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Their voices blend together beautifully, and with only them and an acoustic guitar, the heartbreak in the chorus is palpable.
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Heartbreak on the border A haunting photo cast a harsh light on the migrants seeking asylum at America's southern border.
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To add insult to heartbreak, Keys' hero Stevie Wonder was the one who was announcing the award way back when.
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Adele's ballads on love lost and heartbreak have made her one of the most successful artists of the 21st century.
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Yet as much as it is a story of heartbreak and longing, it is also one of hope and transformation.
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Shocked and grieving, thousands took to social media to share their heartbreak and calls for a more peaceful, inclusive future.
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" Everyone deals with grief and heartbreak differently, and Kufrin is entitled to her opinion that Luyendyk is not "a monster.
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It's another heartbreak in a search for answers for the families of two Florida teens missing at sea since July.
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" She went on to add that "every family has their moments of trauma, heartbreak, separation, love, oneness, tribe, pain, everything.
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There was Lemonade (2016), a palimpsest of Beyoncé's heartbreak and allusions to both familial and historical depictions of black womanhood.
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Not exactly the confession fans were seeking in the wake of Beyoncé's album, with songs addressing infidelity, betrayal and heartbreak.
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EDT It's ultimately heartbreak for England, who lost 2-1, so here's hoping for more beers to drown the sorrows.
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Punk and rock challenged the status quo and espoused rebellion; their pop music was concerned mostly with love and heartbreak.
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There will be no comeback for The Heartbreak Kid ... Shawn Michaels tells TMZ Sports he's definitely not wrestling ever again.
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After a shocking heartbreak on the 20th season The Bachelor, JoJo Fletcher is now ready to find love … for good!
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There's so much beauty and there's blues and there's love stories, a lot of love stories, a lot of heartbreak.
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From bonding with her boys to roughing it in his Oklahoma hometown, Blake and Gwen are forging love after heartbreak.
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David Duchovny always incorporated Mulder's heartbreak into his character, so maybe William is just one more loss he must overcome.
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" A source told PEOPLE last week that Kardashian is doing much better and that her "heartbreak seems to have passed.
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The scenes Friday were of heartbreak and solace, as speakers focused on Sterling's loss – and on peace, protest and change.
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JoJo is sharing her family's harrowing battle with addiction in hopes her story will save others from the same heartbreak.
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Creating darkly personal diaristic drawings that chronicled her journey through heartbreak, and all the aftershocks that go along with it.
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Despite her heartbreak after being proposed to — and then dumped — on The Bachelor, the Minnesota native is embracing her journey.
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But after suffering the heartbreak of multiple miscarriages in the past, the journey hasn't been an easy one for Eklund.
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But, if you were the person who was broken up with, then recovering from the heartbreak might take more time.
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You'll still face heartbreak, but hey, at least you didn't have to save up a half a paycheck for them.
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We're happy to have Harry back, even if we have to relive the heartbreak of his haircut all over again.
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My catastrophic insurance didn't cover heartbreak and sleep-deprivation-induced psychosisMy mind sped through stages of anger, panic, then despair.
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Adele is a singer with a booming voice, who songs make us feel her heartbreak as deeply as our own.
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It's weird, isn't it, because your lyrics are all about death and heartbreak and masturbating, which is extremely not cute.
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She's more open about how she feels, and with that comes vulnerability, more heartbreak, and more opportunities to be hurt.
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There's a chance that you've sensed a general feeling of heartbreak in the air over the past month or so.
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But when it comes to music, Ariana Grande feels speaking openly about love, death and heartbreak will set her free.
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Still, Bellamy hasn't lost hope of using his city's energy and lingering heartbreak to build a more inclusive, empathetic South.
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And essentially, it was heartbreak that got her on the road to doing all the good things that she did.
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Seriously, shouldn't Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) have a better understanding of heartbreak after reading minds for over a hundred years?
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INGRAHAM: Sergeant Koconis -- unfortunately, it&aposs a horrific story after horrific story after heartbreak after parent losing a child. Peter.
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Fingers crossed that's just heartbreak and guilt over dumping Nick after catching him in another Corinne whipped cream hump-fest.
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Some firsts are universal—first love, first heartbreak, the first time you get high after several attempts at smoking weed.
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Bell, who dated Ryan in the mid-2000s, shared his heartbreak over the sad news in a series of tweets.
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They say they don't plan to get another cat, as the heartbreak of losing one again is just too much.
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F. Suicide, heartbreak, and alienation gurgle beneath the twinkling trap beat of the 23-year-old Philly rapper's masterful single.
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Speaking to PEOPLE exclusively, Campbell opens up about her experience on the show, her heartbreak and how she's moved on.
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So it made sense to talk about something as insignificant as heartbreak and frustration through something as extreme as gore.
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Though Wagner has largely remained tight-lipped about Wood's death, he's opened up in recent years about his family's heartbreak.
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Watching the footage of Notre-Dame cathedral engulfed with flames, it's hard to feel anything other than heartbreak and grief.
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But still, magnetic stackable connectors might at least ease the heartbreak of the MagSafe's departure from the 12-inch MacBook.
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To understand why this garnered so much heartbreak and outrage, you need to understand that both Fantastic Fest and Birth.Movies.
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I've met with them, listened to their heartbreak, and used every ounce of my being to hold back my tears.
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She flung herself into words, "writing, writing, writing", sometimes 18 hours a day, through heartbreak, injury, loneliness and scathing reviews.
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"It was a big, big heartbreak when she died, and then my granddaughter was born the next day," O'Donnell said.
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We have shared heartbreak, loss, as well as exaltation and great laughter and most importantly our mutual love of God.
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Even in his Manhattan of formal wear, glowing interiors, glittering nighttime streets and leisurely affluence, heartbreak rears its ugly head.
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The latest heartbreak follows a tough year for Hilaria and Alec, 61, who have been trying for a fifth child.
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It's a winking appreciation of independence — and a slightly feverish aversion to commitment, familiar to anyone who's experienced real heartbreak.
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Heartbreak is the ultimate source of songwriting inspiration for many singers — and it's no different for country star Miranda Lambert.
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Hart's downfall brought "chaos and heartbreak" for the "hundreds of young men and women" who believed in him, Wilson said.
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The Wrigley Field faithful turn their eyes east to Cleveland, a place they have never considered before, and say: Heartbreak?
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Peel back the layers of history, however, and another franchise and city have also endured longstanding heartbreak and playoff futility.
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But there was more progressive heartbreak in Missouri, where activist Cori Bush lost in her bid to unseat Democratic Rep.
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Adele rose to fame for her chart-topping songs about heartbreak, but her split with husband Simon Konecki was unexpected.
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Packed with miscellaneous delights — phrases, jokes, anecdotes, lovely sentences — they read like secret autobiographies, back catalogs of joy and heartbreak.
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Catapult will save lives, reduce long-lasting effects, and spare families the heartbreak and hardships of the pediatric cancer experience.
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If they can't, Momtaz's story will stand out as a rare exception in a broader narrative of violence and heartbreak.
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The piece suggests that Orpheus, a celebrated singer, knows that loss and heartbreak are the most moving subjects for song.
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Christine McVie penned four songs on Rumours, contributions that suggest heartbreak isn't all bitterness, regret, and endless lines of coke.
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Over three years, she successfully captured the course of her own partnership—beginning with love, then heartbreak, and finally growth.
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As a caricature, Felipe the Bunny encounters facsimiles of human problems like heartbreak, addiction, and the need to make art.
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JM Farkas is a college essay consultant, teacher, poet and author of "Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak."
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It is crafted in such a way that the simplest of actions become revelations of love, loss, aspiration and heartbreak.
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The movie covers Lady Bird's entire senior year so that she has time for not just one heartbreak, but two.
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While filming the music video, Dye said she also knew she didn't have to bring any heartbreak home with her.
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Her father's death, Toews said, freed her to write openly about her childhood town, without the heartbreak of hurting him.
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Their creative alliance is the film's core, the quiet, non-dysfunctional love story woven through the glitter, excess and heartbreak.
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Its greatest strengths, though, are its two knockout leads, who give the story its heat, its flesh and its heartbreak.
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My partner Nancy, she always told me, no matter what I was going through in life, I should write. Heartbreak?
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There was so much to learn, but Deb was patient with my endless enthusiasm and heartbreak at the herculean task.
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What it can be — the vibrant place of possibility that Coogie sees — gives "The Chi" its heart and its heartbreak.
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The Galvins, Kolker's subject, suffered extraordinary heartbreak: By the 1970s, six of their 12 children had received diagnoses of schizophrenia.
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"I feel heartbreak," said Aimee Allison of She the People, an organization dedicated to organizing and electing women of color.
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But there are some works that are difficult to fully grasp without having experienced deep heartbreak or major life disappointment.
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Duran, the son of an abusive casino worker, is working in (unspecified) "middle management" in Reno and recovering from heartbreak.
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Rory is feeling her age; Lorelai is feeling her mortality; Emily is feeling both heartbreak and the opportunity to change.
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Ice Heartbreak Canada lost the world junior hockey championship in Montreal on Thursday in a shootout with the United States.
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After an early romance ended in heartbreak, she never married and did not have children, said her nephew, Rémy Valentin.
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Four years after her universally lauded debut album, "Pure Heroine," Lorde is releasing "Melodrama," a testimonial to heartbreak and solitude.
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In Washington, those affected by mass shootings shared stories of loss and heartbreak during a meeting with President Donald Trump.
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While milestones like getting an education and raising a family are big parts of Americans' lives, heartbreak is as well.
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This saga hits all the notes of an old-fashioned romance — teenage infatuation, the heartbreak of separation, betrayals and pledges.
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The day's stories of heartbreak and trauma had begun to blur together, but one had silenced the small exam room.
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To balance joy and desperation as gracefully as Mr. Baker does — to interweave giddiness and heartbreak — is no easy feat.
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There's even a spot of heartbreak, when Goose — Maverick's best friend and co-pilot — dies during a botched drill exercise.
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"The Heartbreak Kid" was well-received, but May has also been criticized for trafficking in Jewish stereotypes, particularly with Lila.
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Bindi Irwin posted the announcement on her Instagram page, and expressed her heartbreak at the devastation caused by the fires.
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His work covers all aspects of the human condition, from heartbreak to love, political unrest to peace, depression to hope.
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"Where IVF was full of disappointment and heartbreak, adoption was so clearly what was meant to be for us," she says.
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Along with his mother, TV judge Glenda Hatchett, Charles wants to save other families from the heartbreak his family went through.
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Ben Higgins might have left the Bachelor Winter Games in tears, but he assures fans he's moving on from his heartbreak.
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And you have never felt heartbreak quite like dropping your phone, cracking the screen or letting it slip into the toilet.
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"It's with a great amount of heartbreak for the both us as we have decided to end our engagement," they said.
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How have both fighters coped with their post-loss emotions travelling the spectrum from heartbreak to anger—to devastation to frustration?
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Heartbreak is hitting Matt Baier hard in the wake of his split from his former fiancé, Teen Mom OG's Amber Portwood.
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From that point on, Jobs became an occasional presence — and sometime source of pride, or, more often, heartbreak — in Lisa's life.
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The same degree of stress or heartbreak will trigger a more intense emotional response in adolescence than during childhood or adulthood.
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Joy, then heartbreak At the federal building in Chicago, about an hour passed before Lino re-emerged through the glass doors.
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It was my first real heartbreak, and one of the most painful things to have happened to me at the time.
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As the show hit televisions around the country, people also began sharing their utter heartbreak and devastation about losing Jeopardy James.
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Hundreds of millions of people, literally hundreds of millions of people, cry and kiss and fight through heartbreak with these songs.
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The heartbreak that ensues is slightly melancholy, but it's not overwhelming: The Idiot doesn't bring you in close enough for that.
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I do not want to watch Hanna's (Ashley Benson) heartbreak as Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) confesses his love to Spencer (Troian Bellisario).
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Even rock stars, their lyrics suggest, must grow up and do battle with the dragons of mundanity: death, heartbreak, and finances.
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While we don't yet know if it will be addressed in the doc, the "heartbreak" could refer to a romantic one.
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The couple revealed to PEOPLE in August that they were expecting twins after suffering heartbreak from multiple miscarriages in the past.
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JM Farkas is the author of Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak, an erasure of Beowulf via blackout poetry.
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A heartbreak shared by all of the Harry Potter fandom is a certain death that takes place in the last book.
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As usual, the flash forwards suggest heartbreak, doom, and death are ahead for season 3, which will likely premiere this fall.
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She also spoke of the heartbreak at watching a baby hit by shrapnel die in a poorly-equipped makeshift medical center.
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Neither will Jill Teeters, who can still recall the heartbreak of having to leave Aidan in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Trump transition fundraises with email from Christie But Romney lost, and Leavitt experienced the flip side of transition watching: the heartbreak.
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You know some of their most intimate secrets from childhood, from their first heartbreak to how they like their ice cream.
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During an interview aired Friday on the Today show, Prout said he feels "anger, heartbreak and disappointment" at the retrial attempt.
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The very best reads have the ability to elicit a full range of emotions, even if that entails a little heartbreak.
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Vicky took to Twitter to thank fans for their continued support, as well as to express her heartbreak for Bennington's passing.
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One business using Square is the Melbourne-based company Hello Heartbreak, a store that sells works from independent artists and makers.
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The 6 Stages You Go Through After A Break-Up I Went On A Heartbreak Retreat & This Is What I Learned
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On March 13, Kevin Krim took the stand, sharing his heartbreak upon learning that something bad had happened to his children.
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But Adebayo proves that their devotion, coarsened by the heartbreak of the most private crisis made excruciatingly public, never truly wavers.
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"I was literally thinking I was this grown man going through heartbreak listening to 'Unfaithful' in the 5th grade," Espinal says.
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" She went on to explain that she wanted to talk about her heartbreak "to let y'all know that you're not alone.
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If you want to spare yourself from any more charging-related heartbreak, the Fuse Chicken Shield Lightning Cable is the key.
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Jonathan Scott and girlfriend Jacinta Kuznetsov have split after almost two years together, but the parting isn't his first serious heartbreak.
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The heartbreak and sacrifice that all mothers face is deeply examined in this episode, especially with the introduction of Bonnie's mom.
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We learn that the curse caught up to Gillian and Sally's father, causing their witch mother to promptly die from heartbreak.
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Produced by Levi Lennox (responsible for Zayn's "Pillow Talk"), and through soulful bravado and sparse bass, Dawson recalls heartbreak and loss.
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Death, sex, longing, buzzkill parents, drama, being misunderstood, gangs, fights, wayward cousins, and heartbreak: It was all there 421 years ago.
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To watch that back now, of course I had feelings for him and I loved him, so it's a hard heartbreak.
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The procession used a rural and winding road as a canvas to people the landscape with stories of heartbreak and regeneration.
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Dev eventually ends up getting a drink with Arnold, who recommends he watches a silly movie to get over his heartbreak.
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It's mostly about Viva as Viva, a stripper who has worked for 20 years, surviving heartbreak, breast cancer, and mental illness.
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Make room for your hardest emotions: Anger, sadness, heartbreak, guilt, or shame will surface through journaling or talking with a friend.
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By revealing this part of herself, Kerr shows that celebrities, just like us, deal with pain and heartbreak in different ways.
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In the film, her intimate, one-on-one performance embodies the grueling post-heartbreak healing process, augmented by Huang's stunning VFX.
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Quinn's heartbreak over the news stems not from societal pressure to become a parent, but a desire for "choice," Zimmer said.
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In this week's edition of "Aria's Heartbreak," Nicole escaped whatever facility she was in and caught a cab to Ezra's place.
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Though the heartbreak of losing a child is felt by parents all over the world, culture rarely addresses this particular sorrow.
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A story about a young Emma Frost is as rich in material — boarding school, siblings, teenage heartbreak — as any out there.
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"If there are two people that decide not to be together, it shouldn't really be a heartbreak for everyone," she said.
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However, Degrassi: Next Class is still a teen drama — and, as with any good teen drama, there's romance and heartbreak abound.
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What follows is what Chris Harrison calls "raw, unedited footage" of their breakup, and what I would call amateur heartbreak porn.
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This German singer's songs are ostensibly about heartbreak, material excess, partying and other escapades, but they're also about pop music itself.
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Mike Nichols's "The Graduate" (1967) presaged the trend; "The Heartbreak Kid" (20163), by Mr. Nichols's onetime partner Elaine May, capped it.
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They are my miracles, which I almost didn't allow to happen because of heartbreak, self-doubt and maybe even self-loathing.
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WKYT spoke to Ellen Spurlock, Savannah's mother, who said she's frustrated by the fact that people see opportunity in her heartbreak.
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The movie, beautifully shot and acted, earns its ultimate sense of hope by confronting real heartbreak head-on, and with compassion.
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