But we are not helpless to respond, nor even helpless.
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Why do we have to pretend to be helpless when we're not helpless?
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We all feel very helpless right now – it's the most helpless we've ever felt.
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"They don't need to learn to be helpless, they are already helpless," Welsh says.
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Helpless creatures who don't inspire help from the powerful are helpless creatures who don't survive.
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The apathetic children embody psychic wounds in a similarly literal way: they feel totally helpless, and they become totally helpless.
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In order to help him feel less helpless, I had to be a little helpless — something else that didn't come naturally.
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"Seeing that coming through the door and the back door and the garage door like that, you're helpless, you feel helpless," he added.
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It is natural for adults to want to protect innocent and helpless children, particularly those who have been made helpless by powerful political actors in the White House.
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The father is brutal, helpless and increasingly defeated; the mother is brutal, helpless and contemptuous of those she regards as peasants; the children are often unruly and often beaten.
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You're pretty much helpless — except for one big gun.
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WASHINGTON — After President Trump's inauguration, Debbie Matties felt helpless.
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And so, I was -- I was stuck, I was helpless.
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He's bullied constantly at school and feels helpless and alone.
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Best Villanelle disguise: A poor, helpless woman in a supermarket.
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I was so stressed out, tired, frustrated and felt helpless.
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"We felt helpless," Corona resident Rhonda Leafstone told the station.
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She is desperate to comfort her little girl, but helpless.
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We experience anxiety, rage, and a sense of helpless confusion.
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Faced with deliberate, cold, murderous malice, he's speechless and helpless.
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You feel helpless, like you can't do enough for them.
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These robberies of lives makes us feel helpless and hopeless.
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No matter how dire things get, they reject helpless despair.
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I am never helpless with no guy in the NBA.
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They appropriately found inspiration for their helpless prince from Disney.
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This is heartbreaking, and at times makes me feel helpless.
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After the boat left, they just felt hopeless and helpless.
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Alice's homemade films are about helpless debate over approaching catastrophe.
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This helpless corporation's rights were being trampled upon, he thundered.
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You see this tiny little vulnerable helpless thing come out.
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She was awake, but lay helpless and unable to move.
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We're training our students to be as helpless as possible.
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Like the fans, he is helpless to make it happen.
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The president was on edge, feeling helpless amid the chaos.
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If you're like me, there's nothing worse than feeling helpless.
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Heaven knows I'm not helpless but what can I do.
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"I'm so helpless when I'm alone at night," he said.
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Helpless and powerless to move like a dragonfly in amber.
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"I started to really feel helpless and overwhelmed," she said.
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"These are people who are totally helpless, vulnerable," Maazel says.
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"I was helpless with the darn coded signals," he said.
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The moment of watching, helpless, as life turns to death.
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Under one commonly expressed view, the IRS is helpless here.
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Madeline Pollard, on the other hand, was no helpless victim.
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And perhaps this explains why so many people feel helpless.
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"It's a pretty helpless feeling," Lewis told reporters in Portland.
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I was as happy and as helpless as Bertie Wooster.
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The teachers are helpless and just say don't wear skirts.
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I feel helpless, stared at like some sort of freak.
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It is easy to feel helpless reading reports like this.
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But don't ever think that they're helpless in their vulnerability.
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It was so tragic and I felt very, very helpless.
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" He continued: "I felt so helpless to make things better.
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"I feel so helpless and fatigued," she said on Monday.
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They had arrived in Washington feeling helpless and utterly alone.
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Democratic Party megadonors feel helpless to stop Bernie Sanders' rise.
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Those pitchers are now either hurt or, too often, helpless.
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Chris Sutherland, daughter in Hawaii "Helpless," Sutherland wrote on Facebook.
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So far from headquarters, confused and helpless, and under attack.
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When that 'truth' was broken apart, he was left helpless.
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"You feel helpless," Zohar said of his own campaign's performance.
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"I definitely feel kind of hamstrung or helpless," he said.
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Imagine as a parent how you would feel so helpless.
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Eating it might render you comatose, helpless, and mortally constipated.
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The people who are being governed over feel completely helpless.
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Democrats are essentially helpless to stop many of Trump's decisions.
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You can, however, feel hurt, mistreated, offended, misunderstood, forsaken, and helpless.
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"I've felt helpless about this issue for so long," she said.
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"I just feel helpless," kindergarten teacher Lori Rippentrop told the Press.
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Jumpsuits are what you wear when someone else considers you helpless.
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She was once the helpless victim; now she's the angry one.
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And we, our scientists, lawmakers, everyone, are helpless to stop it.
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She felt helpless and wished she could have assisted her mother.
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Since the arrests, Diana has felt helpless and afraid and angry.
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"I left with a sense of feeling helpless," said one employee.
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"It felt like a closed door: we felt helpless," she said.
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She didn't want to be treated like a helpless little bird.
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It felt horrible to be all alone there, beaten and helpless.
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Israel, being Israel, is deploying unbridled force against a helpless population.
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She was starting to feel helpless over the lack of guidance.
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Overwhelmed and feeling helpless, their whole lives have turned upside down.
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Anybody would if they were lying there helpless on that floor.
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All four attacked Yilmaz as he lay helpless on the ground.
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"I was essentially helpless, a captive in my home," he says.
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It's easy to feel helpless after this week's election from hell.
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We are all helpless when it comes to the gaming behemoth.
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"Hearing all the sirens around, you feel completely helpless," she said.
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"We were sitting around like everybody else feeling helpless" McEvoy said.
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Figures like Biden and Obama would find themselves helpless and irrelevant.
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I sat on the phone with a helpless tech person, crying.
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But the Rangers were nearly helpless against the Blue Jays' bullpen.
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"At this point, we are so helpless and hopeless," Marqués said.
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I was helpless; all I could do was ride the wave.
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I was helpless—a sub to my gastronomic dom, Uncle Ben.
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I did not want to go there and feel helpless again.
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Three reasons: Haley Joel Osment, gun violence, and totally helpless adults.
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Fighting the ruling also feels helpless in such a tight window.
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"I feel helpless because the whole coast is threatened," she said.
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Faced with this dire threat to peace, we are not helpless.
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She hated thinking of Ms. Eatherly helpless in the overwhelming heat.
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"If one word captures all this, it's 'helpless,"' Mr. Dixon said.
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It's easy to feel helpless in the face of these storms.
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No doctor will diagnose mea helpless invalid with an incurable disease.
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He recalls how helpless — how slow — he felt while dodging fire.
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This is the worst part of being a journalist: feeling helpless.
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I couldn't keep sitting there, feeling helpless, listening to her breathe.
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"Every hurricane season you feel more helpless being away," she said.
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I was so helpless with laughter that I could hardly breathe.
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We tried to put out the fire, but we were helpless.
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The ophthalmologist returned to work at Wuhan Central Hospital feeling helpless.
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Successful criticism leaves readers helpless to do anything but keep reading.
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The work made me feel, strongly, two things: helpless and serene.
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But we are not helpless in the face of worsening extremes.
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But McNickle doesn't leave the reader feeling helpless among conflicting evidence.
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It felt like watching a bully beat up a helpless kid.
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Firefighters are nearly helpless against blazes of this intensity, he says.
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They say they feel helpless because they can't criticize the government.
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Connor starts her trajectory in the franchise as a helpless victim.
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And there were moments so shocking we were left feeling helpless.
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Utterly helpless as the home I knew and fought for disappears.
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Would he feel as safe now he'd seen his dad helpless?
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Assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women, and children.
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He was vulnerable and helpless and experiencing a loss all his own.
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He's really stressed and burnt out, and I feel a little helpless.
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That's the only weakness that Flerkens have: when muzzled, they're immediately helpless.
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Once cars have taken over, humans become small, weak, scared, helpless, infantilized.
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I'd never seen such a helpless little girl in my whole life.
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She discussed the issue with the child's father — felt disconcerted and helpless.
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Without dragons, the world would be helpless against the Others/White Walkers.
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His confidence was punctured, and we were all baffled and helpless together.
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If not, they were helpless in the face of all the violence.
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Maybe stole some cigarillos from the helpless owner of a corner store.
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The roaches who Stripe thought were attacking him were helpless human beings.
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I don't have to feel helpless simply because I have no help.
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And now that the experts are going we are even more helpless.
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The data paint a rather bleak picture, but airlines are not helpless.
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"It was more of a helpless feeling than anything else," Mackey says.
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"It was more of a helpless feeling than anything else," Mackey said.
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It's understandable, a way to vent when we all feel so helpless.
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It is no longer the case that we are helpless against Youtube.
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Maersk's network was so deeply corrupted that even IT staffers were helpless.
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"All I could think about was how helpless I was," Wernerstrom recalled.
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"I hope this will help these women from feeling helpless," she added.
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The 30-year-old told CNBC he is feeling a little helpless.
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But once they allowed themselves to be split apart, they were helpless.
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" Another woman, living in Michigan, wrote that she felt "alone and helpless.
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I was a legislator and a Realtor, and I felt so helpless.
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Seeing him so helpless, she declares her recommitment, despite his repeated infidelity.
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And yet we felt helpless to bring him out of that darkness.
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Sean Hannity: And they think we, the people, are stupid, helpless, uneducated.
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Feeling overwhelmed and helpless can paralyze us or force us into denial.
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The Putin screed against protectionism is helpless against this form of competition.
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Americans have learned to feel helpless in the face of mass shootings.
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You feel helpless and your sexual identity is ripped from your control.
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These women are no longer the mute, unstirring, helpless objects of desire.
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"Many people who come to Bhagwan aren't helpless, hopeless drifters," she says.
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This time, the helpless mourning that followed previous attacks was pushed aside.
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It's silly and ridiculous, helpless against swarming developers and rising ocean levels.
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A wrestler twisted a helpless mountain biker into a human saltless pretzel.
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Is he just a helpless vanity case or a tumid macho dipshit?
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"I have never felt so helpless in my entire life," he said.
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The ball skittered past a helpless Penedo and into the Panama net.
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We watch the downward spiral helpless, trying not to be dragged in.
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"Describing my music with genres is a helpless approach," Mr. Frahm said.
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These fraught exchanges have left his parents feeling increasingly desperate and helpless.
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At the core, with all our might, we are helpless against nature.
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I don't want to suffer dementia or lie helpless in a hospital.
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"When you're asleep you are in a helpless state," Ms. Voigt said.
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I automatically feel panicked, guilty, and helpless, all at the same time.
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Maybe it's because we feel helpless in the face of these problems.
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Nazis, after all, are menacing only because they have blameless, helpless victims.
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I worry about the ones who have been taught to be helpless.
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In the face of the Taliban pressure, the provincial government seemed helpless.
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He's helpless as he watches how Melissa's self-destruction affects his son.
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Confused, shamed and helpless, she didn't speak up — but her rapist did.
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It's taxing for your brain to deal with a completely helpless infant.
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I felt so helpless sitting in that waiting room, because I was.
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Mr. Hoagland's article furthers stereotypes of the blind as helpless and dependent.
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"It was just very sad to feel helpless like that," he said.
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But the more I talked without action, the more helpless I felt.
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We seem helpless to step back from the brink of socialized medicine.
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There is possibly nothing more helpless (and adorable) as a newborn baby.
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Before I had a solution to my arousal problems, I felt helpless.
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When we succumb to despair we are rendered hopeless, helpless and ineffective.
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The man sexually assaulted her while she lay helpless for 11 hours.
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It's just a little screw-up, so helpless, and it needs you.
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But then she was reduced to another archetype: the helpless female victim.
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Helpless, confused, and physically inferior to his cousin, Velasquez couldn't do anything.
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It is an inherently helpless response to the very real monsters among us.
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People can feel particularly helpless if what they see mirrors their own trauma.
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I'm an aging millennial, after all, and we can't just feel helpless forever.
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There was a mental snap inside my brain, and suddenly I was helpless.
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The pain made her feel helpless, and led to Hyland's struggle with depression.
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"I felt really helpless and I wanted to do something," the teen said.
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Ayala Leon felt helpless knowing another family was living through the same nightmare.
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He first dodged the question then said he didn't feel helpless against anyone.
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But the leap to finding those victims sympathetic and helpless is also abrupt.
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To feel a little helpless and, on the outside, trying to be relevant.
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Helpless, my bubbe cooked all day and all night, praying for his recovery.
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It's given me more love and concern for other people, especially the helpless.
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This summer, Bear 402 will attempt to keep four mostly helpless cubs alive.
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At those speeds, the livestock and wildlife were helpless to outrun the fire.
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"It was more of a helpless feeling than anything else," Mackey told PEOPLE.
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Stuck there, he's helpless to react or defend himself in the real world.
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Members of Congress and their staffers will be somehow helpless before these powers.
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His father spoke little English; his grandmother was helpless to provide for him.
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Try letting a 6-foot water balloon explode just above your helpless body.
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"I was in a helpless state of…confusion and anger," Brosnan says haltingly.
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Magie could only look on helpless as her board game dream fell apart.
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I am so sad and feel so helpless about the families being separated.
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"I guess we're all feeling kind of helpless," neighbor Jolly Shelton, told WBIR.
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So the young children that come through are in such a helpless state.
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"They like the vulnerability, they like to see us be helpless," Molly says.
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Dependents of citizens—underage children or helpless parents—will of course be admitted.
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I never want him to feel as helpless and alone as I did.
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Their idea is that helpless babies require intelligent parents to look after them.
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My mother was heartbroken, but she was helpless to change my dad's mind.
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" Oxenberg, a mother of five, has now turned to the media: "I'm helpless.
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" "It's a helpless feeling, but we have to look out for our safety.
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Most of these payments are inevitable, but that doesn't mean you're totally helpless.
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It's not their fault, you may say, and their parents are often helpless.
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News consumers need to stop feeling all helpless in dealing with fake news.
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You could also feel them as helpless searches for a point of rest.
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I can't think of a more emotionally helpless situation than being a parent.
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But, seeing even a fake baby that small and helpless-looking is terrifying.
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At this point, it must be hard not to feel a little helpless.
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It's all about metaphor, everyone is helpless there, no one would fight back.
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Cardi B says she's feeling anxious and helpless as the shutdown drags on.
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Not helpless like Iran but not as aggressive and swift as South Korea.
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It's important to note that not every soldier came into the world helpless.
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"We are not helpless here," Obama wrote in a statement posted on Twitter.
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How dare we bring anyone so small and helpless into our dangerous situation?
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This poorly timed absence renders me helpless and guilty, and I'm an Episcopalian.
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This poorly timed absence renders me helpless and guilty, and I'm an Episcopalian.
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Strangers rushed to help Dr. Salzinger, who was lying helpless on the platform.
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"We feel very helpless, and are worried sick about Simon," the family said.
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Cancellations and delays like that one can leave travelers feeling hapless and helpless.
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But being angry or feeling helpless against a giant utility won't help anything.
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We sat through tear-jerking movies where helpless blind girls groped and stumbled.
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If Washington is dysfunctional — a pitiful, helpless giant — legislatures can show the way.
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Why should allies remain our allies if the U.S. is a helpless giant?
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I had so much to say but I couldn't — I felt so helpless.
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Even if the situation in Shanghai becomes less comfortable, we are not helpless.
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"I felt so helpless," said a voice at the end of the soundtrack.
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Neil vented about how he felt responsible and helpless at the same time.
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She didn't want to feel helpless while watching the disaster on TV anymore.
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My husband looks like he's feeling helpless and keeps asking if I'm okay.
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"I feel so helpless, so this is all I can do," he said.
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Some people felt helpless, saying that corruption was a deeply rooted cultural problem.
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Helpless and desperate, I resorted to the bottom rung of the parenting ladder.
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As a result, customers are often left helpless if their cryptocurrency goes missing.
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"But protecting the weakest doesn't mean transforming them into helpless minors," he said.
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At first, knowing there was no cure made me feel even more helpless.
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Scott certainly cannot avoid it himself; he is helpless against the critical urge.
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That's not because America is completely helpless in the face of these tragedies.
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He closed it up with a clean shot past the helpless Español keeper.
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"15, 20 years," he sighs, wearing the sad look of a macho rendered helpless.
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I am helpless to resist imagining myself or my loved ones in their place.
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A nursing female, with newly born and helpless spring cubs, won't go into heat.
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Ames said he was worried about his children and felt helpless during the incident.
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That is just about the only thing I understand, this feeling of being helpless.
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The real problem is that users are effectively helpless against this kind of attack.
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" Trump's bottom line: "Assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women, and children.
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Facing rows of helpless women awaiting trial, the boundary separating her from incarcerated erodes.
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As helpless as he looked against the Indians, Judge came out a winner anyway.
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These teenagers are not helpless victims of a sick society, or not only that.
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It was humbling to see just how helpless I felt, how frightened I was.
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At last I'll be able to help my family and friends feel less helpless!
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And yet the more I looked into my options, the more helpless I felt.
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Before that, he dunked all over helpless youngsters as a Florida high school legend.
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These were always described vaguely and then buried with more verbiage of helpless admiration.
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Thankfully, Trader Joe's offers a "Best-Sellers" section in-store to guide helpless customers.
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Its opponent was helpless, and Drillzilla pushed it onto a waiting geyser of flames.
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"We are so powerless, so helpless against these terrorists," Abdulmumin told CNN's Matt Rivers.
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Fierce-looking and disturbed, Munroe's helpless, mythicized "evil black man" becomes the paradoxical antihero.
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Jennifer Eposito is opening up about the scariest, most helpless moment in her life.
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My husband doesn't feel helpless anymore, and he can kind of enjoy it, too.
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Instead of killing these helpless people... they can face me in a gun duel.
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They were devastated and I felt helpless and I'm so tired and just — ugh.
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I considered myself helpless, so those experiences made me want to take the course.
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Johns' image is of a man who is speechless and devastated, helpless and hopeless.
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Those who want to save Venezuela have limited influence, but they are not helpless.
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It extinguishes the light that witches use to fuel their power, rendering Cordelia helpless.
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Barcelona were helpless to intervene and – for around €50m – their talisman moved to Madrid.
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And his weakness is getting muzzled — he's totally helpless when his mouth is covered.
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I felt helpless, with no weapon and no way to reach the wounded. Rep.
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It was heartbreaking to witness such an old man in such a helpless state.
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Twista rendered a man helpless while his friend repeatedly pounded away at the guy.
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Though many of them are skilled fighters or ruthless assassins, they still feel helpless.
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The perpetrators often go unknown, leaving the victim helpless in bringing them to justice.
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" They said, "This is a guy who isn't used to feeling helpless at all.
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It's easy to feel removed, and relatively helpless, during a massive crisis like this.
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So you have Prince Harry in a $57 million aircraft in a helpless position.
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Some of you may feel entirely helpless to protect your child from gun violence.
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Europe is not as small and helpless as it seems to think it is.
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She said many advocates dislike the symbolism of disability represented by a helpless child.
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We can help people develop strong credit history who otherwise would be left helpless.
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"I was so helpless and I didn't know what to do next," she said.
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Our ever-diminishing attentions spans are helpless against it; so, too, apparently are cats.
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"It's just a very helpless feeling," she said of the past couple of weeks.
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High balances and calls from collection agencies can leave many older Americans feeling helpless.
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As slaves, the victims are helpless against the whims and abuses of their purchaser.
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I saw my grandfather have a heart attack and he was lying there helpless.
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Colin Firth would make a good Conrad: gentlemanly, charming, slightly helpless, a little wet.
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"You are as helpless as you let yourself be," one man said on Facebook.
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I no longer identify with Ralph and his helpless attempts at order and civility.
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They yelled such disgusting slurs at me, I was so helpless and felt defenseless.
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However, just because you're stuck, it doesn't mean you're helpless or out of options.
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We haven't seen our silver-haired warrior-queen quite this helpless since season 1.
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"Everyone lost their nerves, felt helpless and didn't know what to do," Dirani said.
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I will no longer feel helpless nor sit idly by while these atrocities occur.
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And when we become numb, it's easy to feel helpless and just give up.
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"Please let me go," Aza tells her unwanted thoughts at a particularly helpless moment.
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Sixty-two percent said they'd been rendered "anxious, confused or helpless" by the experience.
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What a big man talking down to couple of women and a helpless employee.
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At first oblivious to her pain, then helpless against it, Mark grows increasingly frustrated.
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Stay silent and it could be overrun by criminals, helpless to confront them alone.
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"Some places would just dope you up and make you feel helpless," Dee said.
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Cho unleashes her knack for comedy as a housewife that's completely helpless at domesticity.
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Are we so helpless that we cannot defend ourselves from hacking and social media?
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"I felt kind of helpless because I can't really do anything," Dvojack told CNN.
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"It was surreal, I felt helpless," Mr. DeCarlo told The Miami Herald that morning.
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What is the best way to help someone when you yourself feel relatively helpless?
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Things ultimately feel helpless, and yet the Tokyo of Weathering With You moves onward.
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As parents, we sometimes feel helpless because it's impossible to solve our children's problems.
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The children come trailing after, looking quite as helpless and forlorn as Freud himself.
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The program wound up with a duet of "Helpless" by Ashanti and Ja Rule.
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We felt helpless and betrayed, suddenly isolated in a community we had considered home.
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As you draw closer to your destination, you feel a sort of helpless dread.
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This wasn't the clichéd horror portrayal of girls served up as screaming, helpless victims.
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"Helpless" (season 143, episode 133) The hard-liners of the Watchers Council were always a little much, but their interference in "Helpless" — in which they get Giles to dull Buffy's strength so she can undergo a fun new Slayer test — is no exception.
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"It's a helpless position, and I hope this sets a precedent to Uber," Iovine said.
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People are often helpless in the face of a determined salesperson, says Warranty Week's Arnum.
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Right now, they are in a state and everything to them is a helpless calamity.
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It's that they want to master a situation in which they felt helpless as children.
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I am angry because I am helpless; they're not giving me a chance to compete.
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The coldness also numbs you, leaving you helpless, unable to swim or shout for help.
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Thompson took offense about whether he felt "helpless" guarding Stephen Curry , according to Yahoo Sports .
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There's mahjong and the chess-like shogi available, too (although I am helpless at both).
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He has attempted to smear half of them further by suggesting they are helpless slaves.
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But she wrote in a Facebook post afterwards that she was left feeling totally helpless.
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"They're only 4 months old, so they're pretty helpless right now," O'Brien told 3TV/CBS5.
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A lot of people wanted to do something and not feel so helpless, she said.
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Watching this gage is critical, as getting stunned leaves you helpless for quite a while.
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"I think I may be a helpless sort of person," she wrote in her diary.
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Every streaking flare of ejecta in the sky just drove home how helpless we were.
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The hospital doors close behind them, leaving them with a new and helpless human being.
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Concomitantly humans are far less likely to see themselves as helpless against the grim reaper.
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"I just feel helpless," kindergarten teacher Lori Rippentrop told the Pioneer Press at Tuesday's vigil.
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He feels helpless when he looks at his student loan balance of more than $160,803.
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And 22016% of Americans actually feel helpless when it comes to this year's presidential election!
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It can be scary to a pet, and in that situation your infant is helpless.
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After Saturday night, boxing fans remain in a helpless state of Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs.
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When Megan Absten lost her arm in an ATV accident at 14, she felt helpless.
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Look into your eyes, and the sky’s the limit I’m helpless!
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Seen above, LeBron James was helpless as Durant cradled the ball in his left hand.
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I've never seen my dad helpless, and it's sad to think he would ever be.
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Puberty came on faster than a locomotive and I was helpless, tied to the tracks.
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Its proponents argue that central banks are very nearly helpless once rates drop to zero.
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Neither of them was helpless, and both of them put up a pretty good fight.
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Penn noticed me noticing him after a minute, and he gave me a helpless shrug.
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It's not uncommon to feel a bit helpless at the end of a news binge.
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Linda spent that time in the waiting room feeling "helpless and hopeless" she tells PEOPLE.
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Marshall shot and killed Gray through the living room window as she stood by, helpless.
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"Don't be helpless or at least don't let your helplessness overburden the host," he said.
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Congressional Republicans are helpless to stop Trump, because the president enjoys wide latitude on trade.
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But even those who make contact struggle with feeling helpless as the humanitarian crisis expands.
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Then that summer Charleston happened and I was super sick over that, feeling very helpless.
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How can you bring this problem to you boss, without seeming totally helpless and incompetent?
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The blood was from a miscarriage, which left her feeling helpless in that hospital bed.
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And, at least for me, the more helpless I feel, the less hopeful I feel.
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"I've never been in this situation where I've felt so needlessly helpless," she told CNN.
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You don't need coping strategieswhen you're sad, or discouraged, or feeling lonely, paralyzed, or helpless.
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And just continuing to touch and stare just made me feel completely helpless and horrible.
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The well-worn narrative of helpless, starving South Sudanese "wildly oversimplifies" the reality, he said.
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For so long, people had felt helpless in their situation and hopeless for their future.
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"Some women derive empowerment from a situation where they might otherwise feel helpless," she said.
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Whenever I had any form of contact with anyone, I would feel used and helpless.
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All the more frustrating, then, that we spend so much of it in helpless waiting.
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Ninety years ago, Americans felt as helpless to stop the slaughter as many do today.
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It's worth noting that we're not completely helpless if we turn out to be off.
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He slid the ball against past a helpless Howard, and the Ticos' victory was secure.
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For many, the power shutdown was a reminder of how helpless they were without electricity.
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But the case closest to home is the one that leaves her feeling most helpless.
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She spread her hands, as if to show that she was helpless in the matter.
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When he saw the helpless Mr. Feldman in his own personal water world, he laughed.
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In helpless longing to get close to you he must destroy what's close to you.
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Paralyzed, Israel would be helpless to prevent the Islamic Republic's emergence as a nuclear power.
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Suddenly helpless, he is forced to turn to Donald, who still lives across the street.
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Feeling helpless in the face of harassment can push good students out of the field.
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And it reminds us of the power we possess, even when we think we're helpless.
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" Asking for pity from Carlson's viewers, Martin said, "I'm just a poor, helpless old man.
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But this year, unlike many previous years, she has no needy, helpless cubs to feed.
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The text warns that "woman's degraded, helpless position" and disenfranchisement violated America's founding governmental principles.
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In the panel on the left, a woman — presumably the man's wife — looks on, helpless.
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" And after we posted the pics ... Khloe seemed to address it, tweeting she feels "helpless.
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I look up at her, helpless, like a tortoise on its back in the desert.
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People who needed a substantial amount of cash were left frustrated and helpless by the move.
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Ceesepe's helpless, horny women never seem to stray too far from a man's arms (or fists).
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Many are given drugs by their buyers, making them helpless, unable to stop what is happening.
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Until they can proceed with the burial, his family is in a "helpless place", said Khan.
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I felt very helpless at times that I am not enough, even for my own kids.
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He's confused, helpless, and only slowly regaining the tools he needs to function in this world.
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"People were crying for water, people were crying for food and they were helpless," he says.
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" He added, "What a big man talking down to couple of women and a helpless employee.
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Tony is amiable enough, but awkward around people — brusque to the postman and helpless around Susie.
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An ASL interpreter floating through the area can tell I'm helpless and comes to my rescue.
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On closer inspection, he noticed that the helpless birds had their flight and tail feathers removed.
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"I felt singled-out, humiliated and helpless," the mother said in a statement released by CAIR.
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" Amy died from alcohol poisoning and Janis admits: "I was helpless, that s the worst part.
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The whole video is scary and makes you feel totally helpless, but at least he's okay.
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"The emotion of seeing kids pulled dead from a home is just heartbreaking, helpless," he said.
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Paralyzed and helpless, the animal is eventually put out of its misery by the killer snake.
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I hate feeling helpless, and in politics nowadays it could very easily be all about that.
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Brian and Wilhelm helped me with everything ... To be completely helpless, that was the hardest thing.
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Still, Mr Minniti has shown that governments need not be helpless bystanders when neighbours are unstable.
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"She feels helpless and depressed, and she stays in a room all day," David tells PEOPLE.
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Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi told CNN's Brian Stelter that the media was helpless before his candidacy.
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"I personally felt helpless, unsupported, and responsible for anything that might have gone wrong," she says.
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Constand has accused Cosby of drugging and molesting her as she lay helpless on his couch.
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The helpless animal is a joy to watch, but we too have concerns for its health.
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Like many residents here — and across Japan — she feels helpless, unsure of how to protect herself.
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Wilkerson was found guilty in May of sexually assaulting a "helpless" victim and unlawful sexual contact.
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But once Superman is helpless, Batman is in no hurry to deliver the coup de grace.
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She said she felt helpless in the situation out of a fear of losing her job.
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And everyone else seems so fluent and capable with communication and technology, he just feels helpless.
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There is fear in realizing that we are helpless to persuade others that we are human.
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But to get big-brained parents you must start with big-headed—and therefore helpless—babies.
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It's up to Ellie to find him food, to keep him safe while he is helpless.
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It's understandable, a way to raise awareness and to vent when we all feel so helpless.
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Casey's been helpless for a long time, and it's part of why she keeps to herself.
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"The (government in Myanmar) kept us in such a narrow and helpless state," he tells CNN.
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"Of course," Gertrude and I say, but after he leaves we look at each other, helpless.
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"What a big man talking down to couple of women and a helpless employee," he posted.
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After being released from the hospital, I felt helpless and humiliated over my loss of control.
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He allowed three goals on 29 shots but was just about helpless on all of them.
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Civil rights protections are fundamental to the protection of the helpless, the weak and the oppressed.
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Limping and using a cane, she routinely found strangers treating her as if she were helpless.
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It's certainly not a big leap to go from disillusioned to helpless and hopeless these days.
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At a time when I feel so helpless, this was something concrete that I could do.
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"I think people feel pretty helpless," said Susan Feldman, 68, who helped organize the Oregon group.
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Mass shootings targeting the public, like all terror attacks, are designed to make people feel helpless.
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I cannot allow myself to ever feel as helpless and small as I did that night.
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Look at the downturned mouth of the big guy and the weakling's helpless burst of tears.
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In May, he was found guilty of sexually assaulting a helpless victim and unlawful sexual conduct.
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This response left the high school sophomore "overwhelmed, helpless, hopeless, and alone," according to the suit.
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The system has gotten so bad because patients feel like helpless victims against this medical machine.
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She raged against it, helpless and insulted, and blurted at last, 'I don't want to die.
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Beneath all of them was a solitary, helpless photographer, swept off his feet by Croatia's celebrations.
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"On the one hand, I am helpless, and the universe doesn't care about me," Nussbaum writes.
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Op-Ed Contributor Is helpless outrage the only choice gun-control advocates have after Las Vegas?
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And not that we're all just helpless in our houses waiting to hear what's going on.
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Now, I'm not saying that women turn into helpless snowflakes for a few days each month.
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Jeannine, who regards her daughter more as fellow inmate than helpless child, also shows no mercy.
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Men are helpless in the face of Ayoola's deliberate charm, useless to the point of inarticulacy.
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Consequently, you might find yourself feeling a bit helpless when it comes to managing your mood.
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"This is an extremely dangerous event that we are facing, but we are not helpless," Gov.
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Yet he still characterized untouchables as "helpless men and women" who required a savior — namely, him.
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A creature stampeded through a cloud of dust: lifting and relentlessly tossing Mr. Winters's helpless body.
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Holed up at home and unable to concentrate on her work, Ms. Wong is feeling helpless.
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Mentally strong people aren't afraid of being sad, but they refuse to become helpless and hopeless.
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America's satellites will be helpless to win against the superior speed and firepower in China's force.
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"There's no need to exaggerate the liquidity risk, panic, feel helpless or create chaos," it said.
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You know where the show will lead, and yet you walk through its galleries bewildered, helpless.
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I tore the page out and taped it to my refrigerator because I was feeling helpless.
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Having Mars in Cancer doesn't make you helpless, but it does mean you feel extra vulnerable.
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They felt strangely helpless, as if all the things that had formerly protected them had vanished.
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We furiously texted friends and family to make sure they were O.K. and we felt helpless.
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She embodies the Japanese concept of kawaii, a cuteness ascribed to the small, vulnerable and helpless.
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There she is, my dear Mama, helpless on the hospital bed, and I cannot help her.
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And he was just as helpless when it came to halting the march of my illness.
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"A lot of the time, stressful situations can make us feel helpless and trapped," he said.
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People are dying of the illnesses that keep spreading within his community, but he feels helpless.
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Thirteen years later he died of syphilis contracted in his own brothels — broke, demented and helpless.
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"I felt so helpless, so vulnerable, I just wanted him to leave," she wrote on Twitter.
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Her farcical wedding of outrage to gluttony was a political act whose helpless desperation mirrored mine.
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It's about men and women probing, recognizing and exploiting minuscule opportunities to render their opponents helpless.
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People feel isolated, helpless, victim of powerful forces that they do not understand and cannot influence.
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Max hated his job but felt helpless, because he wasn't sure what he wanted to do.
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The ground and lock the door for your opportunities, and leave you helpless, without a sound.
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The "Fish in the Barrel" — the middle and working class — stumble around stunned and feeling helpless.
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As the region grew more violent, I found myself as a journalist feeling more and more helpless.
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I couldn't really understand why I was there, but I remember feeling so alone and so helpless.
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It was hard, feeling so helpless as a caregiver, but there wasn't really anything he could do.
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There's no reason for men to feel helpless or for new moms to take everything on themselves.
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Personal action can give you a sense of purpose and meaning and make you feel less helpless.
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Those are the defense tactics of a mind that feels helpless to put an end to it.
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Steph Curry absolutely destroyed Tony Parker; Kawhi Leonard, the league's best on ball defender, was similarly helpless.
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It sat in a helpless heap in right field as the infield turned into a soggy mess.
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"I felt ... really sick and helpless when I couldn't remove myself from it," she told BuzzFeed News.
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I feel helpless and like I want to hide because anything I do won't scratch the surface.
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With Von Wong's masterful photographic touch, the end result are images full of intrigue and helpless beauty.
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"Just to see him so helpless, it was heart-wrenching," Landon's father, Chris, told CBS Los Angeles.
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People were getting rowdy in the streets, and people were killing Makouts—but those soldiers were helpless.
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I always felt helpless once the bell rang — in crowded hallways, it is difficult to protect everyone.
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Presumably, Maclean's wants to show how greed corrupts so deeply that even helpless souls are turned savage.
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In my imagination, the woman embodied a fierce, dominatrix aesthetic, while the man was bound and helpless.
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He was there to lift her spirits; instead, she describes being pushed down, made to feel helpless.
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Helpless in the cockpit, they were unable to do as Captain Sully did and save the day.
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The latter, railing against its impending death, kneels helpless while the rest of the herd watches on.
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After leading through much of the game, they looked helpless when Lillard took charge down the stretch.
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"I woke up Monday morning feeling completely helpless," organizer and producer Wesley said during the recording session.
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"We are living through a time when it is easy to feel overwhelmed and helpless," Skinner says.
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She functions as an avatar of our current work culture: burnt out, frustrated, bored, hostile, apathetic, helpless.
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"I don't know about you, but I feel sad, I feel anxious, I feel helpless," DeGeneres said.
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I feel so helpless," she wrote in one post alongside a video of Hathaway saying "Love you!
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Ravens are natural predators of the desert tortoise, and tear into the shells of helpless juvenile tortoises.
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Put yourself in the last five minutes of her life and how helpless and scared she was.
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House GOP leaders found themselves helpless to force Democrats off the floor and return to normal proceedings.
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The form, the power, the helpless feeling of being a cotton blob being launched into orbit. Whew.
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Anna Chlumsky, who plays long-suffering aide Amy Brookheimer, remembers feeling helpless when she heard the news.
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And I admired Marty Rea's pain-steeped, lyrical portrayal of Richard's helpless pawn of a brother, Clarence.
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As we discussed it, The Sound did another little faint, soprano beep, and we looked around, helpless.
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My lifeless baby was unable to fully abort and I was left lying there hopeless and helpless.
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It's got to be a helpless feeling, but I think he understands the importance of being ready.
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And yet they were begging policy people – generally almost helpless before a keyboard – for leads on employees.
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All lovers prey to helpless compulsion are blown as if by buffeting winds, and in any direction.
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Feeling helpless, he meets with Sam Healy (Michael Harney) in a smoothie shop that Sam has chosen.
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But they could shift entrenched patterns that have left tens of millions of Americans feeling economically helpless.
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Three young criminals break into a blind man's house and find he isn't the least bit helpless.
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"He was left helpless to die as Hillary Clinton soundly slept in her bed," Mr. Trump said.
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And it's not the Naz who's seemed so helpless and hapless in the precinct and at Rikers.
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I felt so helpless having family down there, but not being able to land, to reach them.
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"These families have felt just helpless and at times, terrified," the plaintiffs' attorney, Ilann Maazel, tells Broadly.
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The midfielder strode forward and fed Jesus, who coolly slotted the ball past a helpless Pedro Gallese.
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And it was true—near post, with a helpless keeper parsing out how it got past him.
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It doesn't really matter, as she can't look anything up on her phone, so she is helpless.
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But the eventual scene of a helpless damsel at the mercy of a monstrous man is subverted.
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He recalled "feeling very helpless" and using WhatsApp to contact relatives on the island who'd lost power.
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If the United States could make men helpless, the thinking went, they would give up their secrets.
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The first is by not being put into a helpless state after using their Up+Special attack.
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Some of the men were brought to him "bound and helpless," the memo said, for personal interrogations.
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It is easy to feel helpless in the current political environment, but I believe that is unwarranted.
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I didn't talk about how helpless and hopeless I felt as I tried to lift his mood.
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You're going to have to be more upfront, and he's going to have to stop acting helpless.
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"This is an extremely dangerous event that we are facing, but we are not helpless," Inslee said.
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But they, too, are kawaii — helpless and, when we decide to eat them, utterly at our mercy.
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After I read every article, filled with death statistics and suspect motives, I felt helpless and empty.
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At Logan, there were no inbound planes stranded on the tarmac for hours, helpless and awaiting rescue.
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Privy to their scheme but seemingly helpless to intervene, the fetus contemplates questions of bloodlines and love.
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Her husband was in the living room, helpless to reach her through the debris until firefighters arrived.
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The student: chubby with the helpless bulk that came from psychiatric drugs, not from excess of enjoyment.
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They feel hopeless and helpless, they can't sleep, and they lose their appetite for food and sex.
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"She was helpless," Steffanie Scott told BuzzFeed News, remembering nearly 35 years later what she had seen.
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Nabiullina last week said structural factors were impeding growth, and that monetary policy "is almost helpless here".
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That helpless, screaming, wetting, nipple-abrading bundle of joy wouldn't really change the woman who birthed it.
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Without guidance in how to navigate these issues, young people can be left feeling helpless and overwhelmed.
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So, to quote Nobel Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi, when you're feeling helpless, help someone.
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A team that earned a franchise-record 108 victories last season is largely helpless in this chase.
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On more than one occasion, I have thrown my arms wide up to the sky, feeling helpless.
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Helpless, they watched in anguish as a thief broke into their safe built to hold a billion.
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Women, they said, were too weak and helpless to be trusted with the power of the vote.
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Helpless, Ms. Kastsiuk watched as his late hours with the band and heavy drinking took a toll.
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I am a warm and hospitable woman, who would never send a helpless person from my door.
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According to one Florida State University professor, it creates a "helpless, hopeless, and resentful" effort toward schooling.
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Thus poor Virginia and Horace are left helpless to save their son from the jaws of debauchery.
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As rescue workers sifted through a sea of sludge, members of this community said they felt helpless.
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For many queer people reading news of the crisis, it's difficult not to feel helpless and discouraged.
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So good that an NHL goalie thinks he'd be helpless to stop the scoring machine from Toronto.
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"Democrats are really helpless to do anything about it," given the Republican majorities in the House and Senate.
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The army sped past a burning village nearby — seemingly too afraid or too helpless to stop the attack.
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It's a helpless feeling not knowing exactly how your child is being treated while you're away at work.
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Seeing her daughter afraid of her own body breaks her heart and makes her feel helpless, says Brittany.
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People want to help in a time of need because that's how they cope when they feel helpless.
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"How would feel if you are forced to live at another place because you are helpless?" he demanded.
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It's easy to feel helpless, to not know what to do beyond posting your feelings on social media.
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It both broke my heart and filled me with disdain—she seemed so helpless, so unable to fight.
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I think the one [who] doesn't carry the child doesn't know what to do, feels helpless, feels displaced.
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"You turn up and you think you're invincible in a super-duper aircraft, but you're helpless," he said.
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"After my son's diagnosis I felt kind of helpless and in a way hopeless," Beatty, 0003, tells PEOPLE.
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But it was a helpless situation in a world where you are never going to do it right.
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"I've never felt this distraught, utterly helpless and hopeless," owner Floris van Essen told CBS 46 by phone.
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Many of us feel suffocated by and, indeed, helpless with the tiresome confrontations day in and day out.
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"I just kind of feel helpless about it," Dana Anderson, 54, of Mesa, Arizona, said about climate change.
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Gamachis Abdullah, another Ethiopian student, watched helpless from the middle boat as his mother and two brothers drowned.
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Indeed how helpless we feel when our passwords don't work and we are locked out of the system.
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And I feel helpless because I don't know what to do and I don't know what to think.
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"As a parent, you feel really helpless when you hear these stories, that this is happening," he said.
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Users now pay exorbitant fees to park in Chicago, and city government is helpless to alter the rates.
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But this year, the cub-less bear didn't need to sacrifice any fish to her largely helpless offspring.
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"You turn up and you think you're invincible in a super-duper aircraft, but you're helpless," he says.
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"Assad choked out the helpless," President Donald Trump said after the US launched missiles into Syria Thursday night.
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Part of this job is not moving forward on projects, but I just felt so helpless and sad.
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That's staggeringly insane and stupid, but if someone thinks that, I'm pretty helpless in the face of it.
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I look to her as a source of strength and determination every time I'm feeling down and helpless.
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This is not a hopeless issue and you are not helpless in protecting your child or loved ones.
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I hated her for turning away my mom's help, for making my mom cry when she felt helpless.
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We'd only been on the phone for 10 minutes, but already I was feeling a little less helpless.
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Still, it was startling to see it itemized in print, one sad and helpless debt at a time.
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"The Indian state is quite helpless when it comes to the land rights of temple deities," she said.
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Twice his horse was shot from under him and he had to be dragged, helpless, from the battlefield.
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From all accounts, Mueller appears nothing short of a helpless animal in a caged hunt with the president.
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"I had never felt so helpless in all my life, but there was nowhere to hide," Aldred writes.
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That somehow we're helpless, that we can't do this work that needs to be done in America ourselves.
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"Overwhelmed and feeling helpless, Hong Kongers are inexperienced in facing such large-scale protests and desperation," he said.
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Kittens are ideal pets for anyone who loves the intense dread of having misplaced a beloved helpless animal.
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If you find yourself overwhelmed and helpless, you have to flip the script and take back what's yours.
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They used brightly colored markers to express their emotions on big sheets of white paper: I feel helpless.
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Now, instead of feeling helpless and upset about it, I'm glad I've been given an opportunity to help.
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The berry girl is rendered helpless by her round, over-full state, at the mercy of the onlooker.
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I understand this impulse and I also feel helpless sometimes in the face of these kinds of monoliths.
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You're completely helpless and just waiting on information from a government that doesn't know who has him either.
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I feel so helpless; it's hard to even pick up a glass of water with my right hand.
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Tipsy or sober, they do have a helpless reverence for Chekhov and a shared history with his plays.
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Like the girls, they seem more helpless than malicious, largely unable to fight back against their overwhelming circumstances.
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By focusing on women unwillingly conscripted into fighting, Cruz can recast them as helpless victims instead of heroes.
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In the eyes of many, it contradicted the narrative in Ms. Liu's lawsuit of an innocent, helpless victim.
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Some spoke to me of their children, agonizing over how helpless they felt in providing anything for them.
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Feeling helpless, I began to load my son into the car as we got ready to drive off.
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I felt small and very helpless weeks ago, when smoke from a surfeit of Canadian wildfires smothered Seattle.
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I think it's true that people get angry when they feel helpless to the point of giving up.
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Alison comes across as cursed, an inward-looking Cassandra prophesying her own doom while helpless to stop it.
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What if their offense became the worst version of itself, helpless to do anything but hit home runs?
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I felt dazed and helpless; my body was at war with itself, and I was holding the grenade.
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Roaming cats might stay away for up to 50 days, massacring helpless locals on a now barren landscape.
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Helpless and furious, Farlan clenched his fists and vowed to himself that someday he would kill his dad.
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The rebels and the civilians in Aleppo have endured, even though they are largely helpless against aerial assault.
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And I knew I was helpless to procure that safety for him, because some people are, indeed, crazy.
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A number of incidents in the past few weeks have made me uncomfortable and left me feeling helpless.
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Her oldest child told her he felt helpless and anxious watching his parents try to navigate the crisis.
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Rating The scene is frustratingly hopeless and helpless, and a major testament to the skill of artist Frank Quitely.
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But then again, it echoes the helpless feelings of those trapped in this involuntary trip, desperate to get out.
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Ballinger's charges also include an accusation that the victim was helpless while being assaulted, according to the jail official.
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That evening was the first time I had walked away from a group date feeling somewhat helpless and discouraged.
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The idea that T-Mobile is in any way helpless or a victim in this situation is complete bullshit.
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Helpless T riders lined up like Dust Bowlers in bread lines to board buses instead of their usual trains.
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She described feeling "helpless" and "like a burden" to her friends and family because of her chronic health issues.
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He tee-up a slap shot from the left side at 17:37 that Ramo was helpless to stop.
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Upon finding the dozens of helpless cats packed inside the home, officials called the Muncie Animal Shelter for help.
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In her 2015 interview with the Chronicle, Laura described her terror during the attack and how helpless she felt.
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Some Bangladeshis simply stare, holding mobile phones aloft to capture the scenes of helpless Rohingyas trying to collect food.
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That doesn't mean that we're all helpless to the ticking time bomb that is our national water infrastructure system.
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"The incentive of financial professionals is to keep people frightened and helpless," he said in an interview this week.
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But the same can also be true in the ocean, where some prey types are far from helpless seafood.
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And being able to define *why* I wanted children was ultimately empowering during a time I felt most helpless.
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Did you watch humans beat up on Boston Dynamic's new Atlas Robot and feel bad for the helpless thing?
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Goodwill could forestall some of those issues; but there are some areas where it is helpless without legal instruments.
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Playing up a sense of pervasive and indiscriminate threat that leaves Americans feeling helpless and has two dangerous outcomes.
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"You turn up and you think you're invincible in a super-duper aircraft, but you're helpless," he told PEOPLE.
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I feel helpless because I don't always know what to do because it's been so many years of trying.
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The idea that we need to get rid of rationalization and denial and other [psychological] defenses leaves people helpless.
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When he kills Glenn, it isn't a fair fight — Glenn, a sweet character in his own right, is helpless.
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She slid her hand over her naked hip, delighting in the fact that he was helpless to look away.
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Cameron's true last act as prime minister is abandoning a helpless animal that he hates, which is oddly fitting.
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This is the vibe you'll experience during this time, mixed in with some feelings of being lost and helpless.
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It's why Facebook is filled, mostly, with the things you agree with, or are seemingly helpless against clicking on.
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There is a strong sense of déjà vu -- people are feeling helpless and disillusioned -- but there are also divisions.
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The people are helpless to control the direction of their own country and, and thus, their very own destiny.
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Refusing to give up, the officers started performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and chest massages on the helpless animal.
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Y. Times); Emergency aid distribution stalled in Puerto Rico (Axios); Puerto Rico's $74 Billion Burden Left It Helpless (Bloomberg).
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Democrats, currently in the minority in the Senate, are right now — barring Republican defectors — almost helpless to block him.
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Raed Al Saleh, director of the White Helmets, said his volunteers were "helpless" as they are a civilian organization.
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Police officers being rendered helpless to respond to mass shootings and other gun violence puts a community in danger.
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The Chinese are accustomed to the often thuggish behaviour of their police, usually aimed at the poor and helpless.
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He shall remain forever my ward: a helpless young man unable to complete even the most routine of tasks.
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He could talk on his cellphone, but if it fell on the floor, he was helpless to retrieve it.
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Narratives about women in tightly controlled religious communities sometimes make them look like paper dolls, flattened-out and helpless.
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By winning the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Democrats are no longer helpless in the face of Republican legislation.
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These are alarming statistics, but a quick spin around the research gives parents reason to feel hopeful, not helpless.
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They all are prone to verbal stumbles and freezes, and repeated self-corrections that trail off into helpless silences.
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Even his loyal friend Emerson said that when Bronson tried to put his ideas into words he became helpless.
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She says that she feels helpless to change their situation, but she can, at least, visit with her sister.
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This program cannot be delayed any longer; timing is crucial to ensure America isn't left helpless in the Arctic.
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Penn was stuck underneath Edgar and for the first time in his career looked absolutely helpless on his back.
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It's about gathering your loved ones around you—people who might be feeling scared and vulnerable, desperate and helpless.
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The reason communication is so integral largely depends with how helpless you feel as an individual soldier while playing.
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He posited that depressed individuals habitually felt unworthy and helpless, and that their beliefs could be "unlearned" with training.
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Rites of passage It required two things that don't come naturally to me: acting helpless and asking for help.
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But the greatest loss is felt by people who are helpless as loved ones are raped, tortured or murdered.
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WOVEN INTO THE GROTESQUE details of this continuing annihilation of Myanmar's most helpless are vexing dilemmas about international complicity.
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A backhand winner on the run drifted past the helpless Djokovic, and Zverev sank to the ground in tears.
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They said they often felt helpless next to Hollywood titans whom the hotel went to extreme lengths to please.
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Tsipras said Greece would continue to do whatever it could to ensure no migrant or refugee was left helpless.
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And as Hager makes clear, we're just as helpless treating addicts today as we were in the early 1900s.
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At times it leaves you frustrated and feeling helpless, which makes you want to escape from reality even more.
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John Lithgow is all of us, watching the action on closed-circuit TV with a sense of helpless despondency.
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Even more than his disability, the attack made him feel helpless and incomplete, "less than a man," he said.
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His inability to comprehend the danger he's in leaves Wendy helpless and hopeless, which is not a good sign.
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Maggie is aware of, but helpless against, the greed for more love, when she already has more than most.
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Several months later, feeling constricted and helpless inside a subway car crowded with strangers, Ms. Gambal had the stroke.
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At halftime, the Warriors were trailing, 86-68, and seemed helpless to put together any of their signature runs.
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She lived in a Bronx group home with two dozen other adults who also were mostly nonverbal and helpless.
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And finally they converge on the concept of a clown which is just the most helpless and powerless thing.
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Helpless children, he believed, are easily victimized by their tormentors because of their physical and emotional dependence on them.
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But he knew that because of this drug, he was almost helpless in the face of a serious infection.
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Which is to say that every writer begins as a reader — often the peculiarly helpless and darkly alienated kind.
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In this view, the YouTube user is not an independent moral agent but a helpless victim of the algorithm.
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It is about power -- Trump's power and that of his administration in kicking the helpless, the deprived, the desperate.
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He was charming, formal, yet still a helpless gigglepuss; his sensorium was as giddy and overactive as you'd expect.
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There's been an almost helpless tone to European calls for restraint in the aftermath of the US drone strikes.
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And helpless, of course, is what makes people act out in ways that do not fit in with society.
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It's long past time for our leaders to stop pretending we are helpless in the face of such tragedy.
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Psychological torture is so "destructive to the subjects ... because they are so completely helpless in these situations," Grant explained.
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" She told me she alerted the authorities, then felt helpless because there was nothing more she could do. "Nothing.
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"The world sees Afghan women as helpless, but it's up to us to save our country," she tells me.
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And so is their response — uttered by each separately, all with the same helpless shrug: "What can you do?"
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" Here she is on a young white woman in Zambia: "She seemed both weak and imperious, helpless yet haughty.
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"Two of the hallmark symptoms of depression are feeling hopeless and/or helpless," explains Colorado-based psychologist Stephanie Smith.
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"They're the fundamental staple of so many of their products," he says, and without them, these brands would be helpless.
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Breakingviews Small overseas firms often feel helpless against American regulators, some of which render edicts after opaque and secretive processes.
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"We know that if people feel anxious and helpless then their suffering from the pain is much greater," he says.
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"My sons are feeling absolutely helpless and lost," says Fatima, who herself no longer feels secure in the United States.
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Hackers, con artists and social engineers really are out to get you, and frankly you're pretty helpless to stop them.
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Los Xolos easily ripped through Chivas' helpless backline and were able to rack-up a 235-24 lead by halftime.
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"He caresses my behind with his long-fingered hands and I'm helpless," one woman reads, as her two friends giggle.
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He spends all of season 7 consistently failing and moping, perpetually helpless and on the sidelines as terrible things happen.
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But taking that rage out on the weakest, most helpless people available still feels frustratingly out of character for her.
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Still, few actions he, or anyone else in the game, regularly pull off can leave an opponent feeling that helpless.
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But the filmmakers don't portray their subjects as fundamentally broken or helpless, even when focusing on the problems they face.
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Many of them die painful deaths because they're helpless to defend themselves against animals and insects that eat them alive.
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Frozen in fear and confusion, patients may feel like they're helpless and negotiating for their health, the study authors wrote.
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Even the way it moves when fresh out of the egg is meant to seem helpless and a little lost.
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Kevin felt helpless as he watched his wife lose her memory, her ability to walk and talk and feed herself.
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Family Rendered Helpless When no one else was around, it was Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina who looked after the singer.
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The big difference is that she did it to herself (most likely out of boredom), not to her helpless child.
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It was actually behind Rooney, so he just flicked it backwards with his heel, redirecting past a helpless Lukasz Fabianski.
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Only the day before, Gianforte portrayed himself as a helpless victim of an assault he alleged was initiated by Jacobs.
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He is, he sometimes suggests, our most helpless president, one incapable of resisting the currents in which he willingly swims.
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The referees are just kind of standing there helpless, watching the scene unfold on the other side of the glass.
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At some point, when customers and competitive markets seem helpless and the harms become overwhelmingly obvious, governments typically step in.
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"This woman was a force, not a helpless creature being watched; there's more meat to it than that," Lambert added.
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Santa Fe High School had received an award for school safety but it was helpless to stop this latest nightmare.
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It also is about gun control, and it's about people feeling helpless to be able to do something about it.
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"You feel pretty helpless when a contractor messes up your project and walks away," Pierce, who's based in Virginia, said.
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Round 22000: We all need to remember that as powerless as we may feel as (insert age), we aren't helpless.
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As much as we'd like to think that we're entering an era of autonomous robots, they're actually still pretty helpless.
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Most importantly, though, there's a rework of the musical's love theme "Helpless" with none other than Ashanti and Ja Rule.
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He's helpless and he wishes he could take it back—the fact that he just inadvertently decapitated his younger sister.
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"This woman was unable to move, she was unable to communicate, in other words she was helpless," Phoenix police Sgt.
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"I couldn't help but feel so helpless -- she is not the first person who's reached out to me," Meng added.
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On many occasions, this has left the West a helpless bystander, unable to force Russia to account for its actions.
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Awdish's journey from physician to helpless patient and then back to reformed physician is equal parts dramatic, engaging and instructive.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A painful byproduct of the livestream age is the drastic expansion of helpless witnesses.
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The one child policy showed how entire nations felt helpless, that they couldn't have a choice, they couldn't have options.
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It's a decoy: Using it makes her look weak and helpless, and Maud likes that — because she is anything but.
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He waited a moment, nodded, then proceeded, with his accomplices, to cover a helpless Coutinho in eggs, flour and water.
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"In Connecticut, I felt helpless, like I was speaking but no one was listening and nothing was happening," she said.
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Or, as I often lovingly refer to it, being held hostage as the helpless sounding board for people's misdirected rage.
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And why did so many of the women they abused feel so helpless in the face of their grotesque advances?
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"Right now I'm benched during a global pandemic, and I feel kind of helpless sitting on the bench," he said.
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It is a predator, yes, but also helpless, ridiculous and completely at the mercy of the life in the pond.
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To earn back employees' trust, leaders must first ensure that employees don't feel like helpless victims blamed for shoddy performance.
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And Pierre becomes the helpless pawn and showpiece for a couple who have been searching for him for 17 years.
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Seeing the devastation of those affected by extreme weather amplified by climate change leaves many of us angry and helpless.
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"The scariest thing about the whole experience was being silent, feeling alone and helpless—days of not sleeping," Hardy said.
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"It seems you're unfairly attacking someone who tragically died and is now helpless to explain or defend himself," he said.
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"I was just talking to my wife about this stuff happening in Australia [and] you feel so helpless," Wade said.
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Rats introduced onto the islands from ships attack the birds' eggs, and they are helpless to do anything about it.
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It also devastates patients' loved ones who must endure watching helpless on the sidelines as the patient battles to survive.
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"I'm not as helpless as I look," she says, and Fanning introduces a glint of calculation into Jesse's seraphic poise.
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Feeling helpless to escape a harasser's behavior, terrified of retribution and without appropriate support, the student can sink into despair.
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"Six years after those tragic days, we are standing alone and helpless against a ruthless and cruel act," they wrote.
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But the orphaned pup was left helpless until the fisherman alerted a local rescue crew which came to her aid.
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As plenty of former helpless self-helpers can attest, no solution is perfect, but there is a solution for everyone.
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You could set your watch by the times Gyllenhaal had to play her character in some sort of helpless breakdown.
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Helpless witnesses said the house caught fire and was burning as it floated down the stream, which runs through the town.
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When I'm stressed and helpless and putting off important things, she sorts me right out and gets me back on track.
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As Enzo's family struggles before him, he's left feeling helpless and dreams of a day when he, too, can be human.
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How helpless I felt in that I was bullied so bad to the point that I didn't want to live anymore.
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"A lot of people feel really helpless when it comes to climate change, like they can't make a difference," said Almaraz.
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" Comey said that Sessions "did not reply at all, his body language suggesting he was helpless or unwilling to do anything.
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With the ice caps melting and carbon emissions skyrocketing, it's easy to feel helpless about the dire state of our planet.
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So, if you want to feel less helpless, make the decision today to put the DCS hotline number in your phone.
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So on those occasions when his sinuses swelled shut and he couldn't sleep for days at a time, he felt helpless.
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Complicating matters is the fact that these sponges are not helpless—they spew a chemical defense to prevent overgrowth and predation.
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Namely, lots of talk about starters and early encounters, screenshots of Littens with names like Steve Meowstin battling helpless Alolan Rattata.
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I'm not going to lie, watching your child not be able to breathe, is the most helpless I have ever felt.
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Now the ruler of an independent kingdom, Sansa has come so far from being a helpless teenager who fawned over royalty.
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Outside,I shiver with starsteeming a crowded sky—watch them as theywatch me, helpless,too remote to beof consequenceto each other.
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The former reality star's struggle left her fiancé, Slade Smiley, feeling helpless, but she was still able to make him laugh.
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Series creator Ben Queen clearly wanted to have fun with comic book conventions like heroes saving train-loads of helpless people.
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In a society devoted to progress, the last thing we want is to feel helpless or hopeless about effecting meaningful change.
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Yeah, I started seeing how people were making money off of helpless kids just trying to get help and recycling them.
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He remembers the helpless rage he felt when an 18-month-old baby was brought in with genitals mangled by rape.
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Human babies are helpless, and, in order to care for one, a mother must be good at inferring what it needs.
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The worst thing you can do when this happens is to feel helpless and simply wait for the time to pass.
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The separation has rattled Mendoza-Sanchez and her children, changing their outlook on life and leaving them feeling alone and helpless.
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Sick of feeling helpless, she decided to contribute in a way that played to her strengths and spoke to her values.
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" She said the officer can search a citizens' bag, order him or her to stand "helpless," perhaps even conduct a "frisk.
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"Water was coming into the cab of the truck," Phillip, 25, told Today, noting that he felt "helpless" in the situation.
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Pedestrians and bikers on the Hudson River bike path were stunned and helpless as Saipov careened his weapon through the crowd.
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A man who had brought drastic change to the world …was a helpless victim of the cruelty and capriciousness of history.
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Some health care lobbyists claim that they are therefore somewhat helpless to stop the GOP from pursuing a long-sought goal.
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"Watching your child suffering when you're helpless is one of the worst things you can experience in life," Lisa Kott said.
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After the chapter was over, I just laid down the book and stared up at the ceiling, feeling helpless and alone.
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"I remember how helpless and small I felt, afraid he was going to kill her," Selam said, according to Post-Intelligencer.
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And above all, he plays the kind of character that would have played well in vaudeville: dumb, helpless, and easily provoked.
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The founders knew that too much government leads to oppression, but that too little government can leave us helpless and alone.
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Look up dependent in adjective form, however, and you are likely to see words such as weak, helpless, debased and subordinate.
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Some areas of South America know the helpless feeling all too well, and they have given up on growing wheat completely.
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But there was also a lot of pain and angst about just feeling helpless under the weight of society and economy.
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It's easy to feel helpless when coming across a dead bird in the street, or witnessing one suddenly striking a window.
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Helpless to respond, he would have been castigated as a sensationalist and attention-seeking member of the reviled DC media establishment.
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And as sorry as I felt for my poor, helpless little boy, I was also infuriated that this was our Christmas.
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She didn't need to share any fish with her largely helpless offspring, and had the weight gain to show for it.
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The other night, I watched a movie about a selfish, devil-may-care genius who suddenly ends up injured and helpless.
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But all is not lost for celebrity perfumes and the poor, helpless pop stars who are apparently losing millions on them.
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AND FINALLY ... Help us It's almost Halloween, and you know what that means -- dressing up poor helpless dogs in ridiculous costumes.
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He felt helpless as Daesh, the Arabic name for ISIS, took hold and his family in Mosul cowered under militant rule.
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The doctor who had taken charge of the infected infant died on the floor of the E.T.U. as Diallo watched, helpless.
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Smedley himself proved an ignorant and frightened man, helpless before a world he could not fathom, much less define himself against.
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Despite the 20 pounds I had gained, the 6-foot-2 frame I had finally filled, I felt small and helpless.
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The difference, in Dr. Scoville's era, was that physicians were deliberately doing the injuring, and on a helpless population at that.
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Resource-strapped park rangers appear helpless to stop the madness, as Instagram, among other factors, fuels ever-greater numbers of visitors.
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It makes people that I have spoken to feel helpless and feel like there really isn't a reason to go on.
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This injured worldview can cause the person to misinterpret events in a manner that makes them feel re-traumatized and helpless.
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"His family are just poor, helpless people," said Suhair Hanafi, who runs a small store across the street from his home.
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When Tyson's timing failed him, when he was feinted out and caught on the end of the jab, he looked helpless.
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When you're a kid, you're pretty much helpless—which is probably why I remember that time in the observatory so vividly.
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"They regarded me as a helpless little woman and, naturally, after a while I started to feel like one," she said.
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Libya is in ruins, and our Ambassador and his staff were left helpless to die at the hands of savage killers.
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Fischhoff said that preparing, even by purchasing toilet paper, returns a sense of control to what seems like a helpless situation.
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When Ken Giles closes for the Houston Astros, finishing off helpless hitters with a distinctive, divebombing slider, a predecessor can relate.
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This myth of the solitary individual seems central to why we feel so depressed and helpless to do anything about it.
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She looked overwhelmed at times by Osaka, and particularly helpless against those W.W.S.D. serves, both out wide and down the middle.
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When he learned that similar apartments were later being sold at nearly half the price, Mr. Jia said, he felt helpless.
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"The aliens we encounter are not narco bosses and murderous kidnappers but their victims: bewildered, disoriented, helpless migrants," wrote our reviewer.
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You hated these characters, but you also felt helpless as viewers when they found the successes that the writers afforded them.
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When it came to treating the infected, the terrible truth was that no effective medical intervention existed; doctors were virtually helpless.
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He would feel helpless to do anything for her, and she thought maybe it was best he didn't call so often.
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In the final minute, Neymar got his revenge, turning home a pass from the substitute Douglas Costa behind a helpless Navas.
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"This is an extremely dangerous event that we are facing, but we are not helpless," Inslee said at a press conference.
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But in the final minute, James — perhaps the most fearsome player on the planet — found himself in an unusual position: helpless.
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They're helpless for many years, and not particularly helpful either—they can't pitch in around the house or get a job.
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Feeling helpless, Noor's parents begin looking for medical specialists in other countries, and discovered Dr. Gregory Levitin through his website, BirthMarkCare.com.
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I tried to tell the tale from the Cherokee perspective, showing them as far more than helpless victims of white oppression.
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Goalkeeper Andres Prieto was helpless to stop Neves' effort, which dipped beautifully past him into the far corner of the goal.
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Mr. Kim also ridiculed the impasse that he said would result in the United States becoming "more helpless" against the North.
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Darner would use two more before the half was up, so helpless were the Phoenix to stop Wisconsin's half-court sets.
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While thousands of people are right now watching their homes wash away, the rest of the country watches helpless and aghast.
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" If he is right, they will have "the dignity and confidence to be entrepreneurial" but rather than feeling "helpless and dependent.
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Others sit in helpless torpor by the intensive care ward, where their babies struggle on life support against preventable bacterial diseases.
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Yes, he has to say such things, but Collins also sees that unless the Mets hit homers, they are almost helpless.
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Though the agents are primed for drug cartels, they more often encounter their victims: "bewildered, disoriented, helpless migrants," our reviewer wrote.
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He was replaced on Sunday by Eric Rowe, and Butler watched on feeling helpless as the Eagles ran up 538 yards.
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Her hope, she says, is that the investigation will lead to raids freeing women she thinks are still captive and helpless.
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And we become more helpless to think of anything but responding with force after the fact, rather than addressing root issues.
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For Batman, it's witnessing the murder of his parents, which makes him feel utterly helpless and inspires him to fight back.
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Bear 856 swiftly pinned one of the helpless cubs on the ground and killed it, before returning to the river to feed.
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Should you discover that you've been the victim of subterfuge, in reality it's going to be a pain — but you aren't helpless.
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It's something that I've dealt with since I was a young teen and has caused me to feel anxious, helpless and insecure.
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It probably captured its prey by flapping its graspy bits toward one another, forcing its helpless victims into its anus-shaped mouth.
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I goosed the brakes and cut inside to make the turn, somehow managing to avoid the front wing of Bottas' helpless Mercedes.
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But all it takes is one power outage that leaves us feeling helpless to remind us why this invention was so significant.
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" With this song, I want to supplement this sense of healing, and to shift our narrative as women from "helpless" to "hopeful.
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The war, though, also reflected the impotence of the UN. It was helpless in the face of Saddam's brutality and America's aggression.
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You can hear the helpless rage in the other pilots' voices as you return to base, but you can feel it, too.
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"Most people believe that cyberattacks are so complex and fast moving that you are helpless to do anything about them," Sartin said.
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There were times when I felt very hopeless and helpless, and I felt like walls were kind of closing in on me.
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The ones in magazines and op-ed pages usually come from doctors who scoff at the cruelty of abandoning a helpless elder.
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When I made the comic in 2017 I was feeling angry and helpless and drawing was the only thing keeping me sane.
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I knew when they felt shaky, when they were engaged, and when they were about to burst into helpless fits of laughter.
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Once you hear their version of "Helpless," it's the cast album version (with Phillipa Soo and Miranda) that sounds like a cover.
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Only time will tell if the hackers have failed in their endeavor to squeeze a ton of cash out of helpless strangers.
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"My hero is someone who helps when they feel helpless," Frankel, 47, told PEOPLE Now in an interview taped earlier this summer.
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Inspiring their actions: images of people helpless against floodwater from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria and island towns obliterated by their fury.
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However, Trump produced more stress than Clinton did among women, blacks, Hispanics and millennial adults, with most feeling anxious, depressed and helpless.
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It's a rare moment of peace and beauty, and only reinforces the helpless frustration of watching him throw it all away again.
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Even if they did, that cybersecurity expert would often be helpless against ransomware attacks of the sort the world saw on Friday.
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If Twitch's most popular streamer feels helpless in the face of online fans and rumor mongering, what chance does anyone else have?
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I'm not usually a spontaneous wild person, but I think I was feeling helpless and as though I had nothing to lose.
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But sooner or later, that fuel will run out, and the spacecraft will be helpless, its high-tech heat shield rendered useless.
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I fall into something of a depressive episode, dissociating a little from the present moment because things just feel so fucking helpless.
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A number of groups, including the Animal Hope and Wellness foundation had volunteers out and about trying to save the helpless creatures.
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As an increasingly-desperate Mark lashes out, Bellamy is helpless and destroyed and trapped in the rover, forced to face his failure.
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"This game is the biggest social crusade of all, as we safeguard the weak and helpless from violent human aggression," Morrissey said.
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Protecting Americans is obviously priority No. 1, but the nobility of our nation demands we help suffering, helpless people if we can.
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After the election in November, Phillips was devastated, but running for office gave her agency at a time when she felt helpless.
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Using a stockade grip around the neck and into Mir's far armpit, Lesnar made Mir completely helpless against his short, powerful blows.
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The Boston Red Sox offense keeps bashing its way through opposing pitching staffs and the Colorado Rockies seem helpless to stop it.
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Switch the ball screen between him and Irving, and you've just given James the opportunity to post up a smaller, helpless guard.
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" He adds, "And this is a disaster, because this is a helpless impoverished woman in her 40s or 50s trying to survive.
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The London heavyweight knocked Artur Szpilka out on his feet, before thumping him some more until he fell helpless to the canvas.
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"Except for the banks, all other stakeholders like purity centers, refiners are ready, but they are helpless without banks' participation," he said.
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We never forget that this Jenny, the one who was raped and taken advantage of, was so young, so vulnerable, so helpless.
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The argument put forward by Ross et al require us to think that women are helpless, with no agency of their own.
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By the end of the show, every member of the very jaded fashion week audience had a helpless smile on their face.
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AT&T would likely be "a pitiful, helpless giant" without its $85 billion merger with Time Warner, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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I wonder what would happen if Aleppo were full of golden retrievers, if we could see barrel bombs maiming helpless, innocent puppies.
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" A few pages later, she reiterates: "Without a means to understand them, parents felt helpless to figure out where they were going.
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It's just the idea of having something, a reminder that you are not powerless and you are not helpless in the classroom.
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But the man (Stephen Lang, a stage actor also known for the film "Avatar") isn't as helpless as the invaders had hoped.
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The e-girl aesthetic draws from characteristics of anime, where female characters are often skimpily dressed and fetishized as innocent, helpless victims.
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Get here as quick as you can,' " recalled 98 Degrees frontman Nick, 43, who added that he had "never felt so helpless.
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Because internet and phone services weren't working well, I hadn't heard if all of my friends were safe, and I felt helpless.
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It allows me to let go of feeling helpless and empowers me to come up with creative ways to improve my situation.
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I spent most of that night awake in bed, feeling helpless and wanting daylight to appear so I could start calling lawyers.
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Gain strength You may be trapped in the false thinking that you are helpless and that circumstances are always beyond your control.
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During this time, the workers in the control room were stunned, listening to the astronaut's distraught communications and helpless to do anything.
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There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an ether binge.
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Pessimism helps me adopt an indifferent stance when things feel overwhelmingly helpless, like a life-preserver in an endless steel-grey ocean.
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"The party in power seems helpless to figure our nominee out," he said, clarifying that he meant Democrats and the news media.
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"We're helpless in front of this patriarchal judiciary," Suky Reglero, a spokeswoman for one group, the 8-M Committee, told Europa Press.
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But instead of promising to protect innocent and helpless women from Eastern European kidnappers, he's promising to protect them from political correctness.
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Knowing that the US Environmental Protection Agency is currently working to disprove climate change is enough to make one feel utterly helpless.
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They feel helpless with the inability to set any goals for the future, as they continue to struggle facing their bleak reality.
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I felt helpless and upset since it felt like I was worlds away from the problems and couldn't do anything about them.
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For those who feel helpless in the face of insurmountable suffering, we are still in the early years of the 21st century.
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I hold that the more helpless a creature the more entitled it is to protection by man from the cruelty of humankind.
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She has volunteered at soup kitchens and contributed to food drives but more often has felt helpless about the seemingly intractable problem.
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When a woman was produced she was rejected because she didn't fit the image of a young, helpless survivor that donors wanted.
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The killer, Devin Patrick Kelley, used his Ruger AR-556, with 15 30-round magazines, to shoot nearly 50 helpless, trapped people.
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There was too much yelling and cross talk for a coherent discussion to emerge, and the moderators seemed helpless to impose order.
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The sudden shift from being the glue holding her family together to feeling helpless as she battled cancer has changed her perspective.
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When watching news from Iran "you feel helpless," said Payman Parseyan, a former president of the Iranian Heritage Society in Edmonton, Alberta.
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The ultimate act of bootstrapping: refusing to give in to a body you cannot control and that medicine is helpless to cure.
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He was half-hiding himself behind her leg, as kids do, but also stared out, straight at us, slightly alarmed, or helpless.
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The US is not helpless in the face of these trends; the research consistently shows that stronger gun laws could prevent suicides.
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They describe it as an overpriced boondoggle, another huge government bureaucracy, anti-family, a way of imposing liberal values on helpless children.
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We're told the next thing she remembers is Batali on top of her, having sex with her ... and she was physically helpless.
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Nothing was good about the way the owner orbited Maurice, the way he clasped his hands and bent forward in helpless pleasure.
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He feels helpless, totally unable to convince the United States government to intervene on behalf of the Jewish people to prevent the Holocaust.
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They felt helpless while trying to obtain a protective order against an abusive partner or when child protective services took their children away.
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Both wolves and dogs responded well to communicative cues, but without a human present, dogs were helpless at discerning cause-and-effect relationships.
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A lot of millennials aren't willing to get support because they are afraid or don't want to seem helpless or uneducated on finance.
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For proof, just get on YouTube to watch him dunk on poor helpless defenders—much like his father did in his younger days.
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CNN, forever helpless before its idiot reflexes, cuts for some reason to a feed of Trump sitting on his new plane, being photographed.
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"It was terrible, because I felt helpless in front of that engine, which I had tried to restart five, six times," he said.
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Ethan's wife Lisa is treated as a helpless, unknowing victim — up to a point, anyway; Sam's husband John, an adoring but oblivious ass.
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I've never been in war, but the devastation, the people's faces in a place I know by heart have left me feeling helpless.
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His mere existence forces viewers to rethink everything from the heroes of romantic comedies to the frequent depiction of women as helpless victims.
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For example, democracy might transfer power from the old aristocracy to an all-powerful central state, thereby reducing individuals to helpless, isolated atoms.
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I hate that the story almost always centers on a white savior and portrays people of color as secondary (and often helpless) characters.
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" When Miranda teased the track listing back in November, one of the most intriguing inclusions was Ashanti and Ja Rule's collaboration on "Helpless.
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What should be a vilified act by a drunken adult man against a helpless teen girl turns out to be her saving grace.
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This Is Us star Mandy Moore also urged anybody "feeling helpless and frustrated by this news" to vote in the upcoming midterm elections.
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For me, I just get the same feeling that I do with my teammates, that I failed again and that I'm helpless again.
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"Assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women and children," Trump said at his Mar-a-Largo resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Joao Pereira de Souza found the helpless creature in his backyard, which opens up onto Proveta Beach in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil.
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In a quick two-minute span, researchers captured the crab break both of the bird's wings, crush its bones, and render it helpless.
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"These people were helpless in the hands of their transporters," said Richard L. Durbin Jr., US attorney for the Western District of Texas.
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Even in the middle of a concert, he couldn't resist cracking a joke on the talkback mic, reducing the group to helpless hysterics.
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Our thought was to give a hand to the City Council who stand helpless and not try to stop the freedom of art.
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Meanwhile, Trico struggles in the background slightly out of focus, indicating to us how distant and helpless both he and the situation seem.
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Casebolt did not think he was restraining a helpless teenaged girl, but a 'black woman,' with all the stereotypes and stigma that includes.
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But this dually stigmatized identity becomes more than the sum of its parts, tarring women as both helpless waifs and, simultaneously, selfish whores.
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"After an hour of watching the sand get higher and higher and higher, you can't do much and it's just helpless," he said.
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Some 2,000 police were on duty, about double last year's number, after fierce criticism of the small force that was helpless on Dec.
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"How can an act that suppresses an innocent and helpless life that is germinating be therapeutic, civilized or even simply human?" he added.
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I continue to watch rapt at how this murder drama treats so many of its helpless characters and the grounded world around them.
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If your AirPods are cracked or completely helpless though, you might have to consider Amazon — 9to5 won't pay you anything for them. 3.
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It would offer legal cover for a broad range of malicious practices while rendering the states and local governments helpless to prevent them.
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" "Are we just sitting here, helpless against anyone who wants to cross that border, and to have their way with the American way?
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Police inquiries into several cases later showed that family and household members feared disaster in the making, but felt helpless to avert it.
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Her use of the personal possessive pronoun hints at the dynamic: the more she thinks she owns Louise, the more helpless she becomes.
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The big striker had all the time in the world to steady himself and hammer the ball past helpless Argentina goalkeeper Sergio Romero.
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Regardless of whether they think Trump should be impeached, without a majority in the House they're all but helpless to spark impeachment proceedings.
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"The communities that we deal with are completely left helpless, they're not customers of anybody, they're not technically supported by anybody," Guarnieri says.
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But many leave their news binge feeling helpless, without much they can do to solve the many problems they see in the world.
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Those images of Johnson, helpless but enthusiastically waving two Union Jacks, were oddly reminiscent of the situation we found ourselves in post-Brexit.
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It's like seeing an ominous weight swinging toward a limb, sure to break it, while you feel utterly helpless to prevent the fracture.
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Diame gathered the ball well above the 18-yard box, and absolutely unleashed a cracker of a shot that left the keeper helpless.
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I needed him to be as helpless as my own people were when he had sent them in trainloads to the death camps.
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But Sherman, the commanding officer on the Wasp, mentions Greenslade as having helped wounded and helpless men into life rafts before abandoning ship.
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Watch in wonder as The Bloated Buffoon intones incoherent doggerel, and the Republican dogs of misery snap at the heels of the helpless.
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The sweet spot When a widow starts dating a widower, she finds him to be a little helpless and a lot a slob.
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With too much information and enormous guilt, the only way not to feel helpless was to find things to do for the island.
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We're all susceptible to things that seem plausible or give us reasons for optimism or a sense of control when we feel helpless.
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Why make human children so helpless for so long, and make human adults invest so much time and effort into caring for them?
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White women have been cast as weak and helpless, while black women are depicted as possessing a preternatural strength and animalistic physical prowess.
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I'm so grateful he primarily handles car maintenance, but I'd like to be better versed in basic auto needs so I'm not helpless.
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