In shock We're all in shock, the whole world is.
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I think I was just in shock, and I still am in shock.
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I could kind of be in shock and awe like he's in shock and awe.
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"I was in shock; I'm still in shock," William, who had 22014 points and 983 assists, said half an hour after the game.
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"I was in shock; I'm still in shock," William said at a postgame news conference after finishing with 13 points and 22 assists.
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But it's unclear whether she's in shock because she got hit, in shock because she knows why she got hit, or in shock because she's flashing back to something similar happening seven years ago in this same exact spot: What's fascinating is what Alicia does after she takes the hit.
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"They were in shock — absolutely shocked," Manessis Corporon says.
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", and 53D's JAW "Something that maybe dropped in shock.
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Many 'in shock' after incident Some 14 to 25 people were classified as "in shock" and treated at the scene after the attack, according to Alexander Gross, a police officer in Bavaria.
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The past couple of days I've just spent in shock.
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Princess Kate looked on in shock as the scene unfolded.
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"She's in shock," Oxenberg was heard saying of her daughter.
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"I've been in shock the last few days," she said.
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Hammerhead shark fights tarpon as Florida boaters watch in shock.
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Most are either "extremely sad or in shock," she says.
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"I am overwhelmed and confused and in shock," he said.
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The cartoon went viral as the world reacted in shock.
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Thor falls to the ground; his companions are in shock!
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I am in shock to be here, alive, still standing.
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I was so in shock that I literally couldn't move.
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I was in shock at the privilege we were afforded.
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"We're still in shock about it," Pearl Tijerina told KFOX14.
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She remains in shock over the support she has received.
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"She's just in shock," Donovan said the day Dalton died.
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He looked ashen, totally in shock and blinking back tears.
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When I found out he died I was in shock.
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Some of his children were in shock; others were crying.
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He was in shock at the sheer amount of donations.
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"We were grief stricken and in shock," Alyssa tells PEOPLE.
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"Everyone was in shock," Michele told the Naples Daily News.
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"People were crying, people were just in shock," she said.
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"I am still in shock," said Hardy after the reveal.
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His girlfriend was just standing next to him in shock.
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O'Donnell and her husband were in shock after the scan.
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Maybe for about a week I was still in shock.
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The Balkan leaders were "in shock", said a senior diplomat.
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I was completely in shock, but what could I do?
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"They're confused, they're in shock, they're in mourning," Bustos said.
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"I'm in shock still," she told CNN sister network HLN.
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I was in shock this happened while I was driving.
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" Liang has countered that he was "panicking" and "in shock.
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When Demery heard the good news, she was in shock.
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"Everybody's sort of in shock," Mr. Leatherman said on Wednesday.
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When Carlton came out to Diamond, she was in shock.
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"We were sitting there, completely in shock," Mr. Poppe said.
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"I'm certainly in shock and deeply disappointed," said Alondra Llompart.
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I would say that everyone we encountered was in shock.
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We are too in shock, too upset by the incident.
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We are in shock & deeply disturbed by this devastating news.
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"I was in shock," Correa said of Springer's second homer.
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The tragedy united Republicans and Democrats in shock and anguish.
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"She was just in shock, holding the baby," Beverly said.
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I'm kind of in shock; everyone seemed so hopeful yesterday.
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Now, the community is in shock and mourning the losses.
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"I'm just still in shock and like confused," she said.
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We don't know the circumstances and we're both in shock.
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In shock, she watches forensic investigators comb through her garden.
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It happened really fast and I cried out in shock.
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"I was in shock," said Ms. Noelle, the aid worker.
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One of the women seemed like she was in shock.
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She stormed out while everyone else looked around in shock.
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I dropped to my knees in prayer and in shock.
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Its driver escaped unhurt but in shock, the agency said.
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Gilmore Girls' final four words left even Lorelai Gilmore in shock.
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I am still in shock that I've landed a beauty contract.
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We are all still in shock, and our hearts are heavy.
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Nutter tells the dispatcher that Jayme seemed cold and in shock.
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" Local villager Ayu Kartika said: "Everyone cried and was in shock.
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I'm sitting there in shock, trying to figure out what happened.
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When that happened to me, I was just totally in shock.
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"I was in shock," Viall told PEOPLE about the break-up,.
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He threw his hands behind his head and knelt in shock.
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But I'm also just in shock, like nobody saw it coming.
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I also started throwing up because my body was in shock.
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"For a couple of months I was in shock," he says.
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When people tell me stories about the movie, I'm in shock.
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"I am still in shock," John wrote on Instagram on Monday.
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"I felt so trapped and I was in shock," Young said.
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"We are really in shock," Knoll's son said in a statement.
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The entire world is in shock: Kylie Jenner is pregnant. Pregnant!
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"I just stood there in shock for a minute," he said.
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"Everyone is just in shock and very upset," said one staffer.
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"I felt so trapped and I was in shock," Young said.
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After all, he has traded in shock and awe for years.
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"She was shaking, very distressed, and clearly in shock," Perkins said.
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My brain is in shock, and my heart a bit heavy.
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Maks and I were in shock for the first 30 seconds.
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She stands there in shock, unable to focus on preparing dinner.
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She sat with her knees primly pressed together, still in shock.
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Gilmara Marins, Tiaguinho's cousin, told CNN the family was in shock.
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But at that moment, I was so confused and in shock.
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Most of us are still in shock — I know I am.
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"I'm still in shock to be honest," he told the outlet.
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"I am in shock but a little pissed," he recalls feeling.
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"His family and friends are still in shock," says the source.
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"I was so in shock, I couldn't believe it," Brinkman said.
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"People were really in shock," van Gelderen said, with a grin.
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"Still in shock to be honest," one EPA official told CNN.
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"We are heartbroken and we are still in shock," she said.
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Let's just say Daniel wasn't the only one frozen in shock.
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I was kind of in shock, as we all were, right?
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"I am in shock," Tracy Gibney, Rebecca's mother, told Belfast Live.
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I was in shock, I never went through things like that.
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"I think she's in shock, now even more," her friend said.
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Even the proximity of bullets resulted in shock and inaction. Why?
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"We were all in shock," the sophomore guard Alex O'Connell said.
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But she was still in shock when the announcement finally came.
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We are in shock and deeply disturbed by this devastating news.
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"I was in shock that it got that far," Brown said.
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Disappointed, Mr. Grills returned to the helicopter and sat in shock.
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" Michael Jordan said he was "in shock over the tragic news.
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It was encouraging and surprising because so many were in shock.
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Much of Poland seemed, for once, united — in shock and mourning.
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He wrote that he was in shock and called for prayers.
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"He is obviously devastated and in shock right now," she said.
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LONDON — Most of the United Kingdom appears to be in shock.
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Earlier, Alcocer told reporters he was still in shock over the news.
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Joe was still awake, he never passed out, he was in shock.
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"He said we weren't joking – we were in shock," Lauer quoted Lochte.
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Everyone who knew Bernice and Sylvan is completely in shock and devastated.
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" "I was in shock, because I felt like he was exposing me.
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Because I was just kind of in shock by what had happened.
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" Looking at her costars in shock, Denise asked, "Is she on something?
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"You know what to do, but you're still in shock," she said.
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CATHOLIC America was already in shock, and then another hammer-blow fell.
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"We're just all in shock," McIldoon's employer, Paul Simpson, told Canada24 News.
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At this moment it was safe to say I was in shock.
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But the known details have left the world in shock and outrage.
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He told the FBI what he overheard left him reeling in shock.
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First, the older woman's jaw drops and she tenses up in shock.
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Some conservatives have looked at all of this in shock and horror.
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"I was very sad and totally in shock," Ozzy added to PEOPLE.
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"I was completely and totally in shock," the 24-year veteran said.
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I had a girlfriend at the time, and was just in shock.
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The Mosher's are in shock and still trying to process it all.
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Stash came running up the stairs, his voice and face in shock.
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Knowing the anguish [Khloé] had gone through, everyone is still in shock.
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"I think I&aposm still in shock," Nolan told The Associated Press.
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Get too close and she'll back away, blinking, as if in shock.
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Stas came running up the stairs, his voice and face in shock.
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Imagine some guy said that to you — you'd laugh in shock, too.
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They watched in shock as the snake bite at the bobcat's lip.
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"Everybody was in shock," fashion designer Göksen Hakkı Ali told The Dodo.
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I'm still in shock … it's an experience I never thought I'd have.
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A local fight promoter says Rajman's teammates at ATT are in shock.
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White said family and friends were in shock over Krajnyak's sudden death.
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"I remember sitting there, drenched in sweat, just in shock," Reddam said.
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The Camp Fire left the mayor of Paradise, population 26,000, in shock.
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Still in shock, Wahl and his family canceled their Easter weekend plans.
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Schellenberg's uncle told CNN the family was in shock over the ruling.
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"I was just in shock and very uncomfortable," the freelance producer said.
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"When I saw the 4, I just was in shock," he said.
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"The German economy is in shock," the Ifo institute said on Twitter.
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I was listening to her, but I was a little in shock.
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We stared at each other in shock, afraid to move or speak.
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"We are gathered here in shock, silence and pain," Father Guzman said.
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A woman standing next to him apologized, saying he was in shock.
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Evans said he was in shock when told about the mandatory quarantine.
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Joe confesses his crimes to Love, who then runs away in shock.
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When news spread that the circus was closing, she was in shock.
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"My client is sorry, and his family is in shock," Lane said.
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They are both still in shock about the college and scholarship offers.
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He'd been found clinging to his mother's corpse, weak and in shock.
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Or, to be fair, could the poor guy still be in shock?
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Here are some theories that some have advanced: They were in shock.
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At first, people were in shock and didn't know what had happened.
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A man stands in shock, covered in blood, following the terror attacks.
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As she watched in shock, she began to pray, Ms. Engstrom said.
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Yes, you're in shock, it's life changing but your child needs you!
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Justin looks at Mary Jane in shock, but she goes to congratulate Kara.
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"I was in shock and kind of didn't even hear him," she said.
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"WELL NOW I AM IN 'SHOCK,' " Tyler joked on Facebook following the change.
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"I was in shock that the jury had found her guilty," he says.
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" He continued, "I know a lot of you are in shock right now.
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Brovage says friends of McClanahan were in shock when they heard the allegations.
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Fellow commuters look on in shock as the man collapses onto the tracks.
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"Why are you surprised?" my father asked when I called him in shock.
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The invasion was launched, and Stalin soon retreated to his dacha in shock.
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It's happening in real life, and I think we're all in shock, globally.
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Bachman said Saturday she was in shock since the moment she saw Weinstein.
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My check is $45.09…I'm in shock, but swallow my pride because #HamptonsPrices.
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Poor Dean was in shock as she walked him out, and rightly so.
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AMERICA is still in shock after its deadliest mass shooting in modern history.
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Then, as Chris Harrison looks on in shock, Underwood leaps over a fence.
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"We are happy and in shock still," Syed's younger brother Yusuf tells PEOPLE.
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There, villagers took him to an elderly woman who looked back in shock.
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"I'm in shock," she says on the Bravo reality show, reading the article.
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"I know a lot of you are in shock right now," he wrote.
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After the three operations, the athlete woke up several days later in shock.
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Rahill: I went there and my sister's best friend—she was in shock.
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When it originally came out, I was still head over heels in shock.
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"I'm in shock over this," Morris wrote in an earlier tweet Monday morning.
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"19 Million STDs Yearly" reads another, next to Lady Liberty gasping in shock.
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Naturally — as has happened since the dawn of time — she was in shock.
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"There's no way he could have done it," Kardashian says softly, in shock.
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Neighbors of the family told WFAA they were in shock over the deaths.
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The elites in Manila are in shock at the defeat of their candidates.
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Weeping and still in shock, she said, she recounted the story to them.
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We are all very heartbroken right now, and we are all in shock.
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The boy, Mr. Chemakhi recounted, spoke in a flat tone, apparently in shock.
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We were in shock, and embarrassed, and didn't want to make a fuss.
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"Our people were in shock — there were so many babies," Mr. Valamios recalled.
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Even right now I'm in shock and I can't believe you're really gone.
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"I have no idea what has happened here," Savina said, still in shock.
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We are all very heartbroken right now and we are all in shock.
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Besides being in shock and asking, 'Why?' we're going to miss this guy.
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I met up with my friends and sat with them, still in shock.
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I wish I could meet that old lady now – she'd be in shock.
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"Everybody here is still in shock," Mr. Dutton told The San Bernardino Sun.
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She went out there, sang some Puccini, and left the nation in shock.
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"This morning when I woke up, I was in shock," Mr. Berthe said.
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More than four months later, much of the island is still in shock.
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Now, with news of the bill confirmed, "people are in shock," Faesal wrote.
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A corollary to the rule is that a nation in shock is docile.
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In shock and disbelief, Nicole assumed that an intruder must have broken in.
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A: He left the bathroom first, and I stayed standing there in shock.
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Mr. Cuzzort, like many others, was in shock and could not say much.
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"We were running, we were crying — everyone was in shock," Ms. Libert said.
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"I didn't feel emotional, maybe I was in shock or denial," she said.
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"I was kind of in shock when it first happened," Mr. Rising said.
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His mother, Kaltuma Abdallah, remains in shock at the news of his death.
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He covered her face in shock, as she started to appear visibly emotional.
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His mouth was agape in shock, then he slumped back into his seat.
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You could tell he was in shock ... the water is real cold right now.
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The other thing, I have to defend Ben Rhodes because everybody was in shock.
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Hashmi said the congregants at the mosque are still in shock over the fire.
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"We're all in shock still at what happened," Sierra's father, Chris Shields, tells PEOPLE.
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"She made a little sound, but I think she was in shock," Herrera recalled.
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Mother says she's numb Bowens said she's still in shock over her daughter's death.
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He was in shock, and didn't know Gurley had been shot, the lawyers said.
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Greengrass said he and the restaurant staff are "all in shock" over Bourdain's death.
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"We are devastated and still in shock trying to comprehend what happened," she wrote.
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His English teacher, Jacqueline Scott, told The Charlotte Observer she was still in shock.
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It's torture for me… The first time I did it, I was in shock.
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"When she first looked in the mirror, she was basically in shock," Friedman laughs.
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"We were in shock, we really thought it was a recorded message," she said.
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"I'm sorry, I fucked up," I mumble, and everyone looks at me in shock.
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I was in shock; how could seemingly trivial exercises and stretches stop my pain?
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I'm still in shock, we really couldn't even believe it for a long time.
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The case has left the country in shock and galvanized protests against child abuse.
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"All you can say is, people are in shock," Zeigler told the News-Sentinel.
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The woman lost a lot of blood and was in shock when authorities arrived.
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"Both Clearwater and La Loche, a lot of people are in shock," Clark said.
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I smiled at her and after a second her Southern eyes widened in shock.
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"Everybody is still in shock at how quickly this all went down," Caplan said.
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They're just in shock, because he doesn't just come in and say, 'Merry Christmas!
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Instead I just smiled in shock until he left and cried in the bathroom.
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All the while, the 7-year-old players are watching the violence in shock.
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I don't know what else to say except we're all kind of in shock.
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" Jeong tweeted his condolences after Bennington's death — writing, "I am in shock and heartbroken.
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I'm still in shock as I write this and I feel this overwhelming grief.
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Researchers saw a steady increase in shock frequency over each decade with no declines.
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In another video, she covered her face in shock after taking in the view.
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"I'm still in shock," Anisimova, who is ranked 149th in the world, told reporters.
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"I honestly was in shock that someone would do this for me," she said.
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Telling his group that he was still in shock, Sun disclosed the latest developments.
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I'm in shock that I'm meeting Ralph Lauren, and he has on Jordan 13s!
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Traumatized and in shock, she said, she went into hiding at a relative's house.
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"I'm in shock, it's been a surreal week," Storm said at the trophy presentation.
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"I was in shock, I was screaming," witness Kristen Boyce told NBC New York.
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The rising temperatures, caused by a "warm air intrusion," have left scientists in shock.
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I was in shock and remember thinking; damn I hope he's not nasty looking!
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"Me and my crew were in shock, thinking, Couldn't they see us?" he said.
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"We were all just in shock to hear him say that," he told NBC.
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WASHINGTON — Many in the ballet world remain in shock about American Ballet Theater's Dec.
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We were in shock—the only sound was Roy, hyperventilating in the driver's seat.
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"I am still in shock ... in fact can't believe I am alive" he added.
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She says she was in "shock and fear" and he proceeded to rape her.
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Instead, they ended up standing in shock on the sideline, staring at Argentina celebrating.
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"Everybody is just in shock right now," Ms. Todd said in a phone interview.
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But I'm finding that because of the panic, everyone's a little bit in shock.
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But he shanked it into the side netting, before covering his mouth in shock.
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Players remained in shock over the sudden loss of one of their sports heroes.
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Her grandson and granddaughter were standing across the street in shock, Mr. Colon said.
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"I was in shock that somebody could look like that," Hopkins, now 27, said.
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As she looks back, she sees the entire class staring at her in shock.
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In December, 2015, I attended an E.P.R. training session in Shock Trauma's simulation lab.
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Hundreds of grief-stricken people stood in shock as ambulances took away the bodies.
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Hundreds of grief-stricken people stood in shock as ambulances took away the bodies.
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"If we'd lost, everyone would've been in shock and unable to recover," he said.
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Still in shock a moment later, Blake came up and asked what was wrong.
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In the days after the vote, businesses, unprepared for the outcome, were in shock.
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"I was in shock, I was disgusted, I was angry and hurt," Bull said.
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People stood on the street in shock as they watched firefighters battle the blaze.
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Everyone was in shock, very traumatized, they had to be given time to recover.
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Their only daughter stood a few feet away sobbing in shock, Rabbi Goldstein said.
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"When scholars first learned about this, we were all in shock," Mr. Kazhybek said.
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"I&aposm kind of in shock right now," said Brandon LaVielle of Lavish Roots Catering.
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"I think I'm kind of in shock right now," Lochte said of his unexpected victory.
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He's in shock and can't say a word as he pushes back in his chair.
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"I'm still in shock but thankful for all the support we're getting," he told Mlive.com.
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"We are still in shock over this heartless, barbaric, sick, torturing act," the shelter wrote.
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I'm still in shock that people are actually pushing this to go to number one.
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I stared at the same bathroom tile for 30 minutes afterward, brain completely in shock.
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When Superior Court Judge Beau McClain handed down the prison sentences, she was in shock.
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"He was understandably in shock, but the whole thing was just so stunning," McDonald said.
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It's not even my child; I am still in shock this could happen so quickly.
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In shock, they ran screaming into the school basement, where teachers attempted to calm them.
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Andrew Ohakum, 17, a senior, said students had emerged from the morning meetings in shock.
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The crowd can be heard reacting in shock as first responders rush to the scene.
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When I got accepted, my parents and I sat around the kitchen table in shock.
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Even she was "absolutely in shock" at how well she was able to move around.
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The bus accident killed three students and left students and staff at Columbia in shock.
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"Everyone is in shock with what's going on," Liana Witt, Mackenzie's cousin, told FOX 6.
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"I'm just in shock," McDonald's longtime employer, Lilley Lodge owner Terry Ann Gainer, tells PEOPLE.
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The woman screams in shock before quicly moving aside, and the soldier keeps on marching.
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He was transported in shock to MedStar Washington Hospital Center, a Level I Trauma Center.
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The guy ended up a bloody mess as he and his friends reacted in shock.
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As for Wiedman's mother, she told GMA that she's still in shock over the incident.
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Instead, it was the results of her subsequent genetic tests that left her in shock.
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My system is still in shock, my brain is still foggy and full of holes.
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Her eyes got wide, and she immediately covered her mouth with her hand in shock.
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Mostly, I think I was in shock — but I also felt myself slip into complacency.
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The woman's family is "outraged, traumatized and in shock by the abuse," their attorney said.
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" His eldest son says, in shock, "Dad, that guy has you tattooed on his arm.
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A few miles southwest of Orlando, a family was in shock after a heartbreaking loss.
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I slid off and toppled onto the mats, dazed, more in shock than in pain.
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Adam sent me a collection of his unreleased tracks later and I was in shock.
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While we're still in shock about Instagram's drastically different new look, it is about time.
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"New York was still in shock from 9/11 and everything else," Mr. Eastwood said.
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"At first I was in shock, like no way this is happening," Ms. Gieseke said.
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I think a lot of people were in shock at the beginning and in denial.
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"I was in shock," she told the Columbia Daily Spectator, the university's student-run newspaper.
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When Ms. Wood then revealed herself as the maker, it left the couple in shock.
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Most of them were still back home in their respective districts and still in shock.
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Please understand, that to show distress, especially while still in shock, would have been dangerous.
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Cierrah Hicks-Morris, whose brother, Matthew, was killed in the attack, is still in shock.
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At first, I was in shock after working for large companies for so many years.
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"The family is in shock and trying to piece everything together," a relative told CNN.
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"Most people are in shock," said Frederick Warburg Peters, the chief executive of Warburg Realty.
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"My client is sorry, and his family is in shock," Lane said at the time.
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Clearly in shock, Bozarjian pauses her newscast and glares at Callaway before resuming her report.
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She was charged with acting up in school, leaving her family in shock and disbelief.
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In the show, victims say no, freeze in shock, or are too incapacitated to consent.
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It arrived two weeks after the fire last year while many were still in shock.
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In contrast, some of Mr. Flowers's relatives began crying or simply stood still, in shock.
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The neutrality with which he said this made me wonder whether he was in shock.
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I ran right out of the venue and into an alley outside, completely in shock.
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The student, Jasmine Darwin, told CNN affiliate WRAL that she was in shock after the incident.
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"I can only say that he was too scared and in shock," he said via WhatsApp.
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"I would have said something but I was in shock," says Char, who was traveling alone.
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"He is in shock asking how the heck they left me on the plane," she wrote.
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At the time, few Socialist politicians, still in shock over events, took that last goal seriously.
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Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles said on Twitter she was in shock to learn of the shooting.
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"[I was] in shock," Cassie, 34, tells PEOPLE of the moment she first got the news.
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At first, I was in shock, of course, but I watched the video, and it's horrific.
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"Oh my God, I was in shock," Correa said of watching Springer's estimated 467-foot homer.
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" In shock, Thompson blindly rebutted Lisa Marie's revelation, but the young girl insisted, " 'Yes, he is!
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When it happens, you're in shock, and then you don't say what you want to say.
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When I moved here, I was so fragile and so in shock from my break-up.
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Jane was also in shock and told Hagan that she'd been in denial the whole time.
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In shock, he helped load the corpses into a car, dig a grave, and bury them.
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They are numb, in shock, in denial that it happened, even though they know it happened.
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" After receiving Hough's Golden Buzzer, Islam told the crowd, "I can't believe it, I'm in shock.
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" Jeong, who starred on Dr. Ken, tweeted his condolences writing, "I am in shock and heartbroken.
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"People are still a bit in shock because it's so out of the blue," Walton explains.
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Raise that single gloved-hand to your mouth in shock: The hackers have gone after golf.
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"We are all still in shock from this unbelievable tragedy," Skripsky's son, Matt Skripsky, tells PEOPLE.
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Friends and neighbors in the Westbury area told the paper that they still were in shock.
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The very-much-engaged female tenant returns home to find him there and screams in shock.
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I was in shock myself...So let's take what he said and empower ourselves with it.
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We're told the entire family is in shock because Troy didn't have any known medical conditions.
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A woman has been left in shock after her puppy disappeared in the saddest of circumstances.
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A third partnership, with Anheuser-Busch, resulted in Shock Top funding and promoting three existing campaigns.
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"When I saw it, I was just as in shock as everyone else," she told E!
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These people are often in shock, but that's always the risk you take with live programming.
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Resident Richard Aili told CNN affiliate WLS he was in shock when he learned the news.
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Man I'm a fan of Bru and always will be , I'm in shock at the moment !!
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This time, the FBI was blindsided: FLASH / NBC News' Pete Williams: FBI senior staff in shock.
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"The private sector is in shock," said Tanit Sorat, vice chairman of Employers' Confederation of Thailand.
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"With their mouths open in shock, these two girls learn some astonishing facts from an electrician."
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"You little legal-pad-colored heifer," the geriatric woman screams at Turner, who cowers in shock.
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Harley Quinn fan Melissa, who was in the group photos, was in shock over what happened.
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"We are all in shock and trying to come with terms with what happened," he said.
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Watch below:"I was obviously in shock," Hamby told The Las Vegas Journal Review's Sam Gordon.
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"We are all in shock," Robert Mardini, the ICRC's Middle East director, said in a statement.
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Seconds later, the battery explodes just inches from his face as nearby shoppers recoil in shock.
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"I'm in shock," the downcast 24-year-old, nicknamed 'Bear' in his home country, told reporters.
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When I first went in I was completely in shock and didn't know what was happening.
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The day I was sentenced I was in shock, even though I knew it was coming.
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Ms. Hamilton said she is in shock, and feels Ms. Gunn is trying to rewrite history.
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A widely circulated video of the events showed several people shouting at the guards in shock.
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When a guest spotted him on the landing, he dropped his glass of Scotch in shock.
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Her first title finds a 17-year-old Serena stumbling back in shock, her mouth agape.
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Sanaa looked at her brother in their living room as he scanned the paper in shock.
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Not even 13 pounds, he suffered from sepsis and malnutrition, and his body was in shock.
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"We're still in shock about what happened," said Manzoor Ahmed, a family friend and social activist.
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He also felt intense thirst; he had lost so much blood that he was in shock.
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He was in shock and continued to express disbelief that his scores could be so low.
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Rel (Milton Howery) is still in shock over his wife's having an affair with his barber.
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Some said they were stunned and "in shock" about his sudden departure from the CEO seat.
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It is normal to freeze in shock or go on autopilot when experiencing a sexual assault.
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She remembers her sister collapsing and her nephew, in shock, dropping a container of Tic Tacs.
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Even as Europeans reeled in shock from the discovery, the smuggling of refugees went on uninterrupted.
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Today we are more tempted to gasp in shock and call out a warning: Wake up!
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I put down my bag and sat on the airport floor, feeling a little in shock.
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His red eyes watering yet not quite spilling over, he understandably seems to be in shock.
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Both the shootings and the lack of information had left the community in shock, he said.
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The country is in shock, because even his doctors didn't think the end was so near.
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Huge crowds, united in shock, gathered as the consuming flames grew brighter against the darkening skies.
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"We're still all in shock that we're all here in this one little community Walmart parking lot."
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"I am practically in shock from what I did, and what was done to me," Laszlo said.
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We are in shock to learn of an active shooter situation on the campus of UNC Charlotte.
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Richard Madden is a newly minted Golden Globe nominee — and he's still in shock over the honor.
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This whole family is in shock because we were convinced we would be a family of boys.
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" Syed's family has also spoken out: Brother Yusef told PEOPLE, "We are happy and in shock still.
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Before he leaves, he's given a piece of mail that leaves him in shock upon opening it.
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"I'm still in shock," Lees-Rolfe, who also has a 3-year-old, told the news station.
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In shock, Catherine slowly makes the connection with the battered car that's been looming over the farm.
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One video shows the crane in the distance slowly topple over as horrified onlookers gasp in shock.
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At a vigil on Friday evening, Boinville's friend Virginia Herbert was still in shock over the news.
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In shock, Seals immediately took the baby inside to clean her off and give her some water.
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I don't think political party matters, because most people are in shock when they see true addiction.
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"I was in shock and completely thrown off," Solo told The Guardian, referring to the alleged assault.
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We weren't aware of any action he is taking, we are in shock like the whole country.
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Two of Suthar's family members said he was in shock and refused to talk about the case.
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Reflecting on his win, Bones told reporters that he was "in shock" about taking home the trophy.
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"Our Broncos family is in shock as we try to come to grips with our incredible loss."
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His lawyers argued he was in shock and felt unqualified to perform CPR due to inadequate training.
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As we're sitting upstairs, she's clearly in shock looking around the room blankly until she glances down.
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I can see now that I was in shock, pretending everything would be O.K. The house deteriorated.
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That took so long, and when I did a local news interview, I was absolutely in shock.
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Jeanne walks toward her husband, approaching carefully, brushing past her father, who appears to be in shock.
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"I'm in shock," said Miram Acosta, who was on her way to the community center for breakfast.
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"They didn't think I could do it," Albers said, still somewhat in shock at his athletic feats.
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When approached in the lobby of her apartment building on Tuesday, she said she was in shock.
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"I think a lot of guys were just in shock," Kunlun forward Sean Collins said by telephone.
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When she looks at me, her eyes grow round in shock at my bloodied scims and armor.
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It was as if the referendum hadn't happened; it was as if they were still in shock.
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Just like you, we are staring in shock and awe at our children as their tempers explode.
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I didn't forget anything, but I was in shock and I didn't understand what was going on.
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If the entire cast in the booth is in shock save one, the aesthetic is thrown off.
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It has been a really tough 16 months and I'm just kind of in shock right now.
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Mr. Bolsonaro was in shock from abdominal bleeding when he arrived at the hospital, Dr. Borsato said.
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When he got the call that there was a willing donor, he dropped the phone in shock.
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"I was in shock, hands shaking, thinking just clearly enough to spam the record button," he said.
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Like all of my colleagues, friends, and family I'm horrified by what has happened and in shock.
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To watch the face of a family member contort and crumble in shock then dissolve into inconsolable grief.
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"I'm in shock," Sokolovsky told the court after listening to the prosecutor, video footage of the proceedings showed.
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" "I'm still in shock, we are still devastated and it's just been the most difficult past few days.
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In a video of the pair's first encounter, Eilish stands in disbelief, before literally doubling over in shock.
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" A family member confirmed the news to ABC, saying that "the relatives are grief stricken and in shock.
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He came across Roberts' video and stopped in shock when he spotted the woman receiving the food package.
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"He told us that she had this heart defect, and we were just in shock," Krista tells PEOPLE.
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"I am in shock now because I was only told last week," Gomez Quintero told reporters on Wednesday.
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"I'm in shock," Paradise local Greg Woodcox told BuzzFeed News, struggling to speak after his exposure to smoke.
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The story of Emely Peguero is a heartbreaking one, and it has left the Dominican Republic in shock.
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Gram was standing with her hands flat on either side of her face, like she was in shock.
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"I think a lot of that has to do with our community is still in shock," he said.
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"Oh my God, I'm in shock right now, thank you so much," she said in her acceptance speech.
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Some 14 to 25 people were classified as "in shock" and treated at the scene, according to Gross.
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"They are devastated and in shock that their dad would hurt them that way," Depee told the paper.
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His family says they are still in shock but are thankful their loved one was with a friend.
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Firefighters tended to both the hero and the boy, both of whom were thought to be in shock.
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I think I'm still in shock as this has truly been the most surreal experience of my life.
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More than three hours after Tuesday's explosion, a group of waiters stood in shock outside a nearby restaurant.
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"Everyone is still in shock and can't understand why it happened," close friend Ryan Pelluchon, 22, tells PEOPLE.
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"I was just in shock because Disney is very safety-oriented; they are very family-conscious," he continues.
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" The post concludes, "He's in shock still as we all are but not close to what he is.
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Above them both, a man stands with his hand on his forehead and his mouth agape in shock.
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Resident Richard Aili told CNN affiliate WLS that he was in shock when he found out the news.
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"A person died, a lot of people were injured, people were in shock, a community has been terrorized."
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When she makes her entrance, the women who have already met Underwood watch on the sidelines in shock.
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"If I could, I would just tell you everything, and you would just be in shock," she says.
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I am still in shock at the level of talent we were able to have on the show.
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"I'm still in shock but thankful for all the support we're getting," Ryker's grandfather, Doug McCarthy, told Mlive.
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It was in shock but conscious, alongside the highway 15 miles west of Seattle, KATU ABC 20163 reported.
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"I am in shock now because I was only told last week," Gomez Quintero told reporters on Wednesday.
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I don't know what else to say…I'm still in shock and don't have this all quite clear.
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I don't know what else to say…I'm still in shock and don't have this all quite clear.
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I'm still in shock to see how many people are willing to pay to play my mods early.
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"I'm left now with no one to really show me," Shayana said, still grieving and probably in shock.
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"I was in shock so I messaged him asking him why he'd do that," the friend told CNN.
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Her husband, James Godoy, told the paper he is still in shock and trying to process her death.
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In my class, we were all very much in shock and didn't really think it had really happened.
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The entire country has been watching in shock as the ongoing water crisis in Flint, MI has unfolded.
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Multiple franchisees told Business Insider that they were still in shock over the news of Easterbrook's abrupt firing.
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"Obviously, everybody is in shock here," said Mr. Rosenberg, who had been a public champion of the project.
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A watercolor of a woman in shock and a collection of over 90 self-portraits reflecting severe trauma.
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"Devon described being in shock and stated that he didn't want anyone to get shot," the affidavit said.
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I am in shock that one of the deadliest mass shootings in American history happened in Parkland, Fla.
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"I was completely and utterly in shock," Ms. Fuchs said in an interview as the proposal escapade began.
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The senior class was in shock, while last year's class was like, 'You've got to be kidding me!
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Ayodhya was still in shock when we visited from what was then called Calcutta a few months later.
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Mr. Paul and the others react in shock and Mr. Paul urges the guide to call the police.
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"I'm in shock," Vilma Santana said in a phone interview, adding that she's relieved it's not a hurricane.
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When Dom's eyes met hers, she smiled and brought her hand to her mouth, as if in shock.
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Soon after the video was posted to Instagram, on June 28, social media erupted in shock and disgust.
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"Sports world in shock after sudden loss of NBA superstar who defined his generation," the Toronto Star wrote.
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Back then, she said she was sad, angry and still in shock over US President Donald Trump's election.
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"I stayed standing there in shock," Ms. Young said, adding that she left as quick as she could.
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I am still in shock and I have no words beyond saying he was a truly kind gentleman.
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In 1963, the Kennedy administration watched in shock as the N.L.F. greatly expanded its hold over the countryside.
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But if victims are in shock, it might be too soon to process what they have been through.
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"Many of us are in shock so consistently by these events that it numbs us," one reader replied.
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Crew members immediately rush to his aid, and the crowd is clearly in shock from the brutal fall.
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Rae Downes Koshetz, a lawyer for Officer Liang, has said he was in shock and unable to render aid.
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Sure, she was quiet and to herself; she had just been robbed and could likely have been in shock.
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Many are in shock over the price, while others are cracking jokes about the over-the-top price tag.
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"I talked to Mike a couple times this weekend and he s just in shock," he told USA Today.
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"We are in shock to learn of an active-shooter situation on the campus of UNC Charlotte," she wrote.
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I sat at my desk in shock that an app would dare tell me how to live my life.
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In recent months, such streams have become a favorite of both internet trolls and livestreamers trafficking in shock value.
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Earlier broadcaster RTBF had reported King Philippe and Queen Mathilde were in shock and the palace had been evacuated.
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Scott said he was in shock and had to hear the exact words himself in order to believe it.
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As night falls, a group of people are singing while everyone else is taking photos and watch in shock.
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"Almost the entire camp was in shock," Salim Matt Gras, 64, of Hamilton, Montana, said at the main camp.
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He whipped around in shock — as I would have too — but he didn't know what to do or say.
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"I was in shock for four or five days," Lopez, who has five daughters, aged 10 to 17, said.
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Terry McAuliffe said Tuesday he was in "shock" to find out he was under federal investigation for campaign contributions.
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James stayed after the segment and joined Dreyer and her cohosts, who were all in shock that she cried.
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"I was in shock and disbelief, almost frozen," Salgot tells PEOPLE of the moment she received the heartbreaking news.
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Hammond told the Washington Post in 2017 he was "in shock" and "started crying" when told of the change.
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And on Friday, they killed 22 people in a terror attack that has left the country reeling in shock.
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" Adds Cinque, who is in contact with Roseanne through Nelson's boyfriend Jose Navas: "[Her family is] still in shock.
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Everyone freezes in disbelief for what seems like eternity, the bride covering her mouth with her hand in shock.
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FAFSA's tweet received nearly 14,000 likes, and many replied back in shock that they actually responded to the video.
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Wide-eyed and open-mouthed in shock, he looks like he's just seen a god appear on Earth. pic.twitter.
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One of the drivers whose vehicle was shot at told Q13 FOX she was in shock after the incident.
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Meanwhile, Claire Foy told PEOPLE she was "in shock" over her big win, clutching her Globe as she spoke.
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When officers arrived they approached Kholodenko, who "appeared dazed or like he was in shock," according to the document.
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The horrific mass shooting at a gay club in Orlando this weekend left the nation grieving and in shock.
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Laine Hardy is still in shock that he was crowned the winner for ABC's second season of American Idol.
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The best moment: When one character stares in shock at his gloved hands and wonders what's beneath the glove.
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" Jeong, who starred on Dr. Ken, tweeted his condolences after Bennington's death — writing, "I am in shock and heartbroken.
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She said she screamed in shock when she found herself bleeding from the waist down in her hotel bed.
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Debbie, still in shock about leaving Jesse behind, couldn't wrap her head around what they were asking of her.
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"I went in and looked on the bathroom door and honestly was in shock," said Moses Karngbaye, a junior.
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The events left players and officials in shock and the German Football Association offered psychological support to the team.
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" She told the court in Norristown, Pennsylvania, that the alleged incident left her "humiliated," in shock and "really confused.
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Cox's death has left the country "in shock and grief," Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said in a statement.
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"I think the family is in shock because he always pulled through," the Curren's daughter, Tracie Curren, told WPLG.
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IN SHOCK My Journey From Death to Recovery and the Redemptive Power of Hope By Rana Awdish 266 pp.
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"I am in shock," she said softly after clutching her mother, Cheryl Kaiser, on the sidewalk outside the school.
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Three years on, there is a broad consensus that Japan's experiment in shock-and-awe monetary policy has failed.
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"When I heard what happened, I was in shock, because he always respected the law," Mr. Sanabria's son said.
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When I got here a week after the killing, Kandel was still in shock and understandably suspicious of outsiders.
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As news broke on Monday that Ms. O'Riordan had died suddenly, Irish people took to social media in shock.
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"They came and started to tell me they were taking my stuff, and I was in shock," Carrillo said.
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"I am still in shock because inevitably the experience of being in a jail is traumatic," said Otero Alcantara.
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Ms. Siti, Mr. Zahra's wife, in a gray gown and red head scarf, said she was still in shock.
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Megan's grandmother then runs toward the vehicle — before looking back in shock — stomps her feet happily and cries hysterically.
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After practice, Prince — wide-eyed, seemingly still in shock that he had made it this far — recounted his journey.
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" MICHAEL JORDAN, SIX-TIMES NBA CHAMPION "I am in shock over the tragic news of Kobe's and Gianna's passing.
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"It was almost like I was in shock, like a dream that was coming true," she later told reporters.
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Berthinia Rutledge-Brown filmed as Micheal stood in shock by the computer while his friends excitedly rallied around him.
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The creator himself said last year that he's "not interested in shock value anymore" as a form of entertainment.
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"While people were in shock on (June) 24th, most fintechs are actually focused on the opportunity now," he said.
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A day after arriving in Amman, a city he barely recognizes now, Adi was still in shock and disbelief.
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The country may have been in shock, but in a moment caught on microphone Mr. Cameron appeared positively relieved.
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We sat there in shock and I just threw out all the verses I worked on for a year.
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One year ago, at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards, Hollywood was in shock from the dethroning of Harvey Weinstein.
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The pair were in shock when they spotted the bird hanging from the grille of a moving car on Saturday.
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While the rest of his team stared in shock or started to celebrate, Marka decided to wait for more data.
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"We, all of us, everyone in this community, stands in shock and grief," Charlotte Mayor Vi Alexander Lyles told reporters.
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She stood on the sidewalk, weeping in shock, as the fatally injured activist Heather Heyer lay bleeding in the street.
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"We were in shock," she says, of trying to get through those early days of working and caring for Quinn.
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His whole family were dead so he didn't even move, he was just standing there, not afraid, just in shock.
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Members of the congregation at the Sikh National Center said they were still in shock over the beloved deputy's death.
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"Everybody was up in shock," Karina Cesena, whose daughter is a patient at the Hacienda Healthcare facility, told CBS News.
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In pain, in shock, and uncomfortable around the male first responders, she said she didn't immediately report the sexual assault.
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At times, people in the courtroom gasped in shock or shouted at the disgraced doctor, wearing a blue prison jumpsuit.
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"I went in and looked on the bathroom door and honestly was in shock," Junior Moses Karngbaye told CBS Minnesota.
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Heimberger said that Sonboly's parents were still in shock from what happened and have not been able to be interviewed.
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A spokesperson for the company told the publication that officials are in "shock" and are working with the victim's family.
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When he freezes up in shock at the news, she goes down on him because...well,this is still Gretchen.
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But instead of cutting back to where we left off, we open on Rick, in shock over the unseen murder.
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Young James looks on in shock, frozen in his spot — he was the only witness to his own mother's suicide.
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"You know, honestly, we are I think all still in shock and are all still processing and grieving," he admitted.
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When she surprised the singer with the pregnancy news in February, Gilbert says he was "literally in shock" – but overjoyed.
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"We were in shock – we sat there and laughed and then cried and then we would laugh again," Thistlethwaite recalls.
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She watched in shock as transit workers and conductors pulled people out of the window, trying to get them out.
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"I'm still a little in shock," the athlete, who swims for the University of Texas, told reporters after the race.
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We show up to Volstead around 1:30 AM, and as I walk in everyone looked at me in shock.
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After the election, Adam and I spent a couple days upset and in shock, like 52 percent of America was.
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"I am just in shock how no one actually cares about the policy any more," one GOP lobbyist told Caitlin.
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She details the entire incident and looks like she's on the verge of tears as her sisters listen in shock.
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"She sent me a picture of her and my little brother [Keyshawn] and I was in shock," Jibril told BuzzFeed.
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I was still in shock and remained speechless as we both followed him to an outdoor patio overlooking the grounds.
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The first time it happened to me I was listening to "Universal Traveller" by Air and I jumped in shock.
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They're all in shock — until they look at the TV and see the low-speed Bronco chase on the screen.
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They might be calm, withdrawn, hysterical, angry, apathetic, in denial, or in shock — just like victims of any other crime.
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He blames his performance on the fact that he's in shock over the death of the mother of his children.
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The singer held her hand to her heart as she gasped, "Oh my God," turning to her friends in shock.
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The first video shows Tyga unexceptionally walking into the decorated kitchen fiesta in shock as Jenner is screaming Happy Birthday.
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They're still in shock after the Pats got done in by the old hook and ladder play against the Dolphins.
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"I'm still in shock," Mr. Tobin said last month from his studio in Coopersburg, Pa., about 10 miles from Bethlehem.
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Japan has one of the lowest crime rates in the world and residents of Sagamihara said they were in shock.
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The appearance of Spicer had everyone, including the person who played him on "Saturday Night Live," Melissa McCarthy, in shock.
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"I can't believe I'm alive," she said, weeping and in shock as medics pulled shards of glass from her foot.
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With the stock market in shock, what does it all mean for retirement accounts, stocks, student loans, or even mortgages?
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American diplomats were in shock; the president-elect had pledged to undo much of what we had helped achieve internationally.
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"It took everything I had not to just start laughing in shock at how good he was," Mr. Abraham said.
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Sally Fox Tennant, the owner of Discoveries, a craft and jewelry shop, said she felt "completely numb" and in shock.
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But when Farrow brought up that he was looking to talk to her about the mogul, Streep gasped in shock.
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She was active on Twitter throughout the US election campaign, and say she's "still slightly in shock" over the result.
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But for a while she was in shock before her racing instincts helped her strike out for a thrilling victory.
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" When CNN correspondent Dana Bash, played by "SNL's" Heidi Gardner, responded in shock, "I'm sorry, you think those were fans?
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She said in the interview that she was in shock when security told her to step aside, and Trump appeared.
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When Mr. Berkon told his parents, also die-hard Manhattanites, that he was moving to Brooklyn, they were in shock.
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Mr. Basuki told reporters that he would appeal, as supporters outside the North Jakarta District Court looked on in shock.
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Many in his party were still in shock about the election's results, and wanted to see fury from their president.
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As Raniya's family continues to grieve and the town of 5,100 residents remains in shock, there are many unanswered questions.
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"Trump Just Said There's Actually No Need For A Full Border Wall," reported the media outlet, as if in shock.
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John nodded, still in shock, having woken up and discovered Marcia, cold and limp, slumped across the couch beside him.
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Witnesses told the Times that Mnuchin appeared to be in shock at the president's decision as he left the meeting.
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Lochte: I think we were still in shock but we were trying to forget everything and we were still intoxicated.
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"I was in shock," Reade-Kochka's sister, Donna Nielsen, tells PEOPLE of the moments she got the tragic news on Tuesday.
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"We are in shock and disbelief," Chad Julius, a lawyer at the Harrisburg firm of Jacobson & Julius, said in a statement.
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The winner was Miss Philippines, Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach, who covered her mouth in shock when host Steve Harvey announced the correction.
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" Smith also said Jayme was "doing pretty good" since escaping her kidnapper but was "still in shock that she's back home.
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"When I was 13, I went to my first Torrid store in Chicago, and I was completely in shock," Miller says.
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Luann D'Agostino's Real Housewives of New York City castmates were in shock when she made the announcement that she is divorcing.
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To those still in shock and horror at the death from Game of Thrones' "Beyond the Wall," we're here to help.
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"We were in shock, so we just like, hauled tail the other way and watched it happen," Forte told the outlet.
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Bear said he was "totally in shock and awe" when he learned that so many people had been searching for them.
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As my companions and I stared in shock, a black Latinx High Line worker told the couple what they already knew.
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These characters share a fragile camaraderie with each other; they cheer for each other, they gasp in shock when someone falls.
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In shock after witnessing Lee's dunk in person, his reaction speaks for the rest of us who have become enraptured online.
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Another fan, who saw Petty's last show at the Hollywood Bowl, was still in shock at how quickly after Petty died.
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Sanders paused his speech, first in shock and then delight, before offering a broad grin and welcome to the uninvited guest.
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Read: Cameron in shock quit announcement Roy Hodgson Hodgson knew his time was up, but it didn't save him from humiliation.
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And we hurt for the entire community of Parkland, Florida that is now in shock and pain and searching for answers.
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Explaining his actions at the time, Ted claimed he didn't call the cops because he was confused and still in shock.
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That's why a victim freezing in shock—a common and natural reaction to violence—often leads to the perpetrator being acquitted.
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" Smith says Jayme is "doing pretty good" since escaping her kidnapper Thursday, but is "still in shock that she's back home.
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With each blast of the cannon, her dad jumps up in shock and then lets out a dignified string of expletives.
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"I keep thinking back if I had missed any signs as I'm still in shock," she said in an emailed statement.
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A missing Pokémon card worth $60,000 has left the collector community in shock, according to a report from Polygon's Patricia Hernandez.
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Both pairings were then brought before the judges, who were in shock at Flannery and Brooke landing in the bottom two.
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Goodman referred to a family statement issued to the website Deadline that said the family was in shock over Witherspoon's death.
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I was in shock, but I had eight long weeks to go until seeing if there was a heartbeat or two.
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Approached in the lobby of her Brooklyn apartment building, the suspect's mother-in-law, Nodira Agzomova, said she was in shock.
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Indian commentators are in shock at the extremist Hindu nationalism (Hindutva), jingoism and militant majoritarianism of Modi's Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP).
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I'm still in shock!" jeweler Emma Swann tells PEOPLE, adding: "She looked amazing and I love her relaxed sense of style.
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The political system is in shock over the insurrection of the white working class, which has flocked to Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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When I saw it, I was speechless and in shock: it depicts a pile of dead bodies, waiting to be burned.
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We become persuaded of Ribera's intellectual consideration of the function of skin; he did not truck in shock for shock's sake.
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He was probably still in shock but at least the nausea and the sense of bodily dislocation seemed to have passed.
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Israelis watched in shock as the United Nations complied with President Nasser's demand, without so much as a Security Council debate.
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She had stumbled across my video online and watched in shock as Dep explained to me why she let Mai go.
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And we hurt for the entire community of Parkland, Florida, that is now in shock, in pain, and searching for answers.
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And we hurt for the entire community of Parkland, Florida, that is now in shock and pain and searching for answers.
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Sherr, who first met Wong when he was 6 years old, said she was in shock and grieving over the shooting.
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The recent resurgence of intolerance in the public discourse has awakened the ghosts of the past, leaving many Poles in shock.
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Safia's family were elated when she was found alive, her uncle, Naseer Ahmed told Reuters, but now relatives were in shock.
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"I was in shock when I was watching the hearings and when I saw Devin Nunes sitting up there," Parnas said.
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Many were in shock and suffering from hypothermia and second-degree burns from prolonged exposure to saltwater and gasoline, she added.
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Europe, riddled by internal struggles among states, is still in shock about the planned departure of Britain from the European Union.
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At the White House, Trump's aides watched the Nunberg interviews in shock, calling them "nuts" and "bizarre," CNN's Kaitlan Collins reported.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the entire country was in shock and mourning as the details of the tragedy emerged.
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When I got home, I was alone and in shock—my mom was at work, and my sisters were at school.
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The organization has also set up a reception center to accommodate people in shock, and has psychological relief teams available by phone.
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"A lot of people were in shock as whether it was a joke or someone would actually rap the song," he said.
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We sat on the side of the road for about 10 minutes in shock before continuing our long silent journey to Brooklyn.
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Panicking, in shock, I remember weighing up the options and wondering how much I needed to placate him to keep myself safe.
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" ANTI-TRUMP SANFORD DEFEATED IN SHOCK PRIMARY, AFTER TRUMP CALLS HIM &aposNOTHING BUT TROUBLE&apos "Get your asses out tomorrow and vote.
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Johnny had been working with my manager and he sent me call sheets and everything, so I was like totally in shock.
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"I was in shock," cult survivor Vilchez says on the show, and stresses that most of the cult members' motives were pure.
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A woman on a recent Air Transat flight was in shock after she says she was stung by a scorpion mid-flight.
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I feel like I've aged a lot in the last year and lately my own reflection causes me to recoil in shock.
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"You couldn't ask for a better person," she told the ABC/CBS/CW-affiliate, adding that she was in shock and denial.
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The survivors were in shock and unable to provide clear accounts of what happened or how many people had been on board.
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The 7-year-old told us how she cried and begged to be with her mother — she was clearly still in shock.
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CG: When the war started, all of us were in shock as we didn't think the Arab Spring would spread to Syria.
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Taking the state's official statements at face value, friends and colleagues recoiled in shock, and news of his death filled the airwaves.
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" Maritza Correia McClendon, an Olympic medalist in swimming, tweeted, "Waking up and still in shock and so proud of you Simone Manuel.
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Dubrow and Paul Nassif listen to her story in shock, and Nassif confirms that they gave her no preparation before administering anesthesia.
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Still in shock that the wish was granted and they went above and beyond today and made a dying man very happy.
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I thought I was prepared for it mentally but I was in awe and in shock at how beautiful our world is.
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He's witnessed some depression in his LGBTQ clients over the past week, but most of them are still in shock, he said.
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"I was in shock at first, and once I got home, I really broke down," Martinez, from Albuquerque, New Mexico, tells PEOPLE.
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Hearing his voice has been a great lift and Freya has totally woken up and is completely in shock that he rang.
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In the corner of the fallen structure, a person can be seen standing in shock before a group gathers around the damage.
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She stood up in shock, and then decided to chug her entire full cup of beer as the stadium cheered her on.
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The middle-class cognoscenti is in shock, unable to comprehend that the entire nation actually does not share their near-fascistic Weltanschauung.
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"Nick Ayers is so sharp-elbowed, so ambitious, that now the professional political community is in shock," was the Republican operative's verdict.
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"I'm still in shock that USC had heard about Dr. Tyndall's inappropriate conduct and had allowed him to continue practicing," Mohazab said.
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"I was in shock," said the employee, who said she expected the change to wipe out a third of her annual income.
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Zimbabweans who had been glued to state television to watch the speech live came out into the streets afterward, many in shock.
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When college friends sent the former suitemate Donaldson's mugshot early Wednesday morning, "my mouth dropped," the former suitemate said, still in shock.
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Inside the car, he found the driver dying of his injuries, and two comrades in the back seat bloodied and in shock.
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Ms. Fazal was proud of her Congolese roots, and the tight-knit Congolese community was in shock and mourning, Mr. Selemani said.
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On Monday, the electronic music world united in shock: one of the most irrepressible forces in the scene had been pronounced dead.
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The initiatives were either little talked about, or derided in this pastoral region, whose residents are in many cases still in shock.
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" Google CEO Sundar Pichai told his employees: "I know you are in shock right now" and called the incident an "unimaginable tragedy.
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"Isn't this game the same as ... " and said a seven-letter anatomical synonym for "jerk" that made my kids giggle in shock.
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When you get physically battered by an ICE officer, it also takes a toll emotionally; we've been in shock and in tears.
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The Houston players stood in shock, including Gray, who was held to 23 points after scoring 39 in Houston's first-round game.
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I spent nothing as I dreaded totaling up my expenses from the previous days knowing I would grasp my chest in shock.
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And is "The Bells" really that terrible, or are we all just reeling in shock from the suddenness of its plot developments?
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People talked about waking up on the day of the vote crying and in shock and they didn't fully understand it themselves.
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In the Sheikh Zayed neighborhood of northern Gaza, residents were in shock a day after an Israeli air strike killed six people.
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I wasn't sure if he was in shock or if he just had no idea what else to do in the situation.
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Critic's Notebook WASHINGTON — Has any American spent more of her career flinging her arms up in shock and elation than Oprah Winfrey?
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"The whole market is currently in shock," said Pouya Zeinali, export director at Padideh Pistachio, an Iranian producer and exporter of pistachios.
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First, at least one other driver will look over in shock as the car pilots itself for long stretches at a time.
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In a way, he said, the trial was "almost more painful" than the crash itself because that night, they were in shock.
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At this point the soundtrack cuts off, leaving us with the aching silence of the apartment and with Issa's face in shock.
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Any attempts to engage with another unit at this time could result in shock and/or attending a silent meditation retreat. 9.
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"It was a surprise ... I was in shock," Bikindou said in a telephone interview this week from the Atlanta City Detention Center.
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The latest Mega Millions winner is likely still in shock: The odds of hitting the jackpot are 1 in about 302 million.
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"It made me feel in shock… I did not feel like this was Michigan in the United States of America," Bone said.
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"We are really in shock, the whole family, we really are," Mr. Hayat's sister Raheela Hayat, 24, said in a phone interview.
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"We are really in shock, the whole family, we really are," Mr. Hayat's sister Raheela Hayat, 24, said in a phone interview.
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Needy goes home alone, while a disoriented Jennifer, in shock, gets into a van with the band and drives off with them.
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What also struck him were the expressions on the queen's faces — both looked stricken, with a hand held up as if in shock.
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And after he finished, while Skidmore sat in shock, Weinstein told her nonchalantly that he'd like her to write a pilot for him.
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When "La La Land" producer Jordan Horowitz revealed moments later that "Moonlight" had actually won, audience members and viewers were left in shock.
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"I never wanted to be your mother," Annie tells her son Peter (Alex Wolff), before clasping her hands around her mouth in shock.
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After the election, I was in shock like everyone else, and I wanted to help raise money for the ACLU and Planned Parenthood.
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Tracey tells us Seal then invited her to sit on the couch next to him ... she says she was in shock and complied.
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Family and friends say they&aposre in shock over the death of a woman in an explosion at a Southern California office building.
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"I heard him, but I didn't really grasp it because I was really in shock," Divya McArthur tells PEOPLE exclusively of the experience.
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I understand it's hard to talk policy right now, when voters are either reeling in shock or cheering their new and unconventional leader.
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The tsunami, which struck on Saturday evening, has left two people seriously injured, many homes damaged, and a small, isolated community in shock.
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" Her attorney, Jeremy D. Jass, told the publication of the rape lawsuit that his client, "was violated, traumatized, emotionally drained" and "in shock.
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I remember looking at him in shock, and he told me that I deserved it and he was sure I would get it.
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"It is an enormous disaster … I am in shock," Daniel Gibbs, chairman of a local council on St. Martin, told Radio Caribbean International.
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They think that he might be in shock or just trapped some place and need the help of the police to get out.
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Clearly in shock from the goodness coming her way, all she could manage to write over the photo was "OOOOOMMMGGGGG" and some emojis.
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It will take particular skill to do this while offering solace to a nation still in shock after the drama of Notre Dame.
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The people in shock and dismay when Trump announced he was going to withdraw — I don't think they understand what it really is.
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"A lot of people were in shock as whether it was a joke or someone would actually rap the song," he told CNN.
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Former friend (and longtime rival) Gunvalson was in shock by the news and took the moment to apologize to Shannon and offer support.
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" She added, "I think I was in shock because once I got hit I said, 'I can't believe you almost shot that kid.
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The cause of death is unclear and it's unknown if she suffered from any ailments, but the family seems to be in shock.
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Both were "in shock" when they learned about the pregnancy, and DeMarcus was afraid that the news would impact his career, he writes.
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"She seemed kind of in shock and kind of timid, but she did talk to us a little bit," Kristin added to Today.
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" When Hannah's mouth falls open in shock, Dan digs himself further into his weird misogyny humor grave, adding, "Is 10 [minutes] not enough?
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"Once outside, the plaintiffs were bleeding, bruised, dazed, confounded, scared, in shock, terrorized and completely blindsided by what just occurred," the lawsuit claims.
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The dramatic shift in emphasis away from the soft-as-silk Obama team likely is leaving many Democrats in the Senate in shock.
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Liang testified in court on Monday that he did not perform CPR on Gurley in part because he was "panicking" and "in shock."
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In the end, Ofglen stands in her white hospital room, in shock, reaching into her medical stockings for the bandage on her crotch.
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Mustafa Farouk, the President of Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand, said the community was in shock and mourning, but was resilient.
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"They're usually in shock and say it's particularly hard to be in a private room because they can't talk to anyone," Ninomiya said.
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"Honestly, I am still in shock a little bit, but I am incredibly excited and incredibly honored," Morrison told ABC News this morning.
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It came out on January 7, at a time when the country was still in shock and unsure of what was to come.
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"I was in shock, seeing the level to which the community stepped up in collecting and bagging and distributing these lollipops," she says.
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I think I was in shock and my brain wanted to make what happened seem like something different than a violent acquaintance rape.
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"I'm in shock that it could happen here in Vancouver," said Chali Rosso's owner, Susanna Strem, in an interview with the Vancouver Sun.
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In shock, Pete calls Michael DiAngelo (David Lyons), his sergeant in his narcotics unit, who finds the victim: an African-American teenage boy.
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As Ms. Abu Moustafa looks on in shock, Ms. Najjar is picked up by protesters she had treated just a few minutes ago.
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There was no audio, but it showed her receiving a blow to the head as other patrons at the cafe watched in shock.
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He sat in shock for hours, quietly trying to maintain strength for his 9-year-old daughter, who had escaped the school unharmed.
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I'm in shock when I notice that they have a bare NHL section, but find a cute black and white NY Rangers beanie.
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Emilia, slightly in shock that her plan had worked, welcomed the driver into her bathroom and told him she knew it was weird.
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I stared at the photos and I did not recognize him, but was still in shock at the loss of a fellow journalist.
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"We are in shock," said Tika Ram Gurung, the managing director of Bochi-Bochi Trek, the climbing company that organized Mr. Kuriki's trip.
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I don't know, it is just, I felt so trapped, and I was in shock, I just started backing up away from him.
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A community in shock The shooting struck the heart of historically Jewish Squirrel Hill and spurred sadness as the victims' identities were revealed.
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Pritula told me that she and Sheremet were "in shock" at the idea of the pair leaving journalism but nevertheless supported the decision.
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Once in Houston, my family and I watched in shock at the scenes of flooding that started to pour in on the news.
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I am in shock that I once had dreams of someday having my own family and living a life of liberty and prosperity.
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When it first happened, I felt like I was punched in the stomach and was just in shock that this was happening to me.
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The mishap left judges Heidi Klum Howie Mandel, Mel B., and Simon Cowell in shock as Stock appeared to grab his neck in pain.
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I am in shock that the public in Chicago is up in arms about this man acting as he did, armed, with four officers.
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"Long Shot is a hilarious and heartwarming romantic comedy that will have audiences howling in shock and awwww," according to The Guardian's Kristy Puchko.
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These days we turn on the news and feel simultaneously stuck in mud and tossed about in shock waves of violence, anger, and fear.
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The world is in shock on Tuesday following the terror attacks in Brussels killed at least 31 and injured as many as 187 people.
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The whole of the Labour family, and indeed the whole country, is in shock and grief at the horrific murder of Jo Cox pic.twitter.
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"Everybody was up in shock," Karina Cesena, whose 22-year-old daughter, Jazzmyne, is a patient at the Hacienda Healthcare facility, told CBS News.
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Prince dead at 57 43-year-old Joelle Erikson says she grew up on the music of Prince and is in shock he's gone.
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I was told the only reason for my "behavior" (really all I was doing was questioning and crying) was because I was in shock.
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Footage from the animals' time on the ice shows the penguins running and flapping their wings in shock when the pyrotechnics explode behind them.
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Included on its 2018 Friendsgiving menu are four items that will likely leave your guests in shock and awe — in a good way, hopefully.
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Images and video footage from Charlottesville left many Americans in shock even as it highlighted the strong divisions that run rampant across the nation.
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"My family and I are devastated and in shock after the admission of abhorrent behavior by my friend and partner, Louis C.K." she continues.
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Many 'in shock' Four passengers who were attacked are in serious condition, with the total number of wounded unclear, according to the police spokesman.
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Bolt's last 100m final ended in shock at the worlds as the eight-times Olympic champion was beaten to gold by American Justin Gatlin.
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Cloudera CEO Tom Reilly said that at an all-hands meeting at the company's Silicon Valley headquarters on Thursday, many employees were in shock.
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She also surprised fans who were singing along to her 2014 hit "One Last Time" — leading one to fall to the floor in shock.
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"I know I'm in shock because I wake up in the morning and think, 'Oh gee, I'm going to go do this,'" Luana says.
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"Everybody was up in shock," Karina Cesena, whose 22-year-old daughter, Jazzmyne, is a patient at the Hacienda Healthcare facility, told CBS News.
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"People are walking around in shock and disbelief and really shook up," Bruce O&aposConnell, who owns the inn, said of his 100 employees.
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London is still in shock today as officials fret over how to stop low-tech attacks involving something as mundane as a car. 2.
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This whole situation, what happened to him, is heartbreaking he left so quickly and unexpectedly and it's got a lot of people in shock.
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While a lot of Britain is in shock at the election of Donald J. Trump, one Brit in particular is happy with the results.
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Scott Foster told me they were looking at it to either determine if it was Flagrant 1 or Flagrant 2, I was in shock.
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Although Scalise was able to talk on the ballfield, by the time he was transported by helicopter to the hospital, he was in shock.
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"We are grieving today, we are sad and in shock," he said after promising viewers that they would still cover the tennis matches scheduled.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian boxing was in shock on Sunday after local fighter Dwight Richie died in a training accident at the age of 27.
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"We are devastated and still in shock trying to comprehend what happened last (Sunday) night," her daughter Kayla Gardner posted to Facebook on Monday.
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Dumpson's lawyers said the messages left her overwhelmed, fearful and in shock, and she was unable to eat or sleep normally for several days.
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Clearly bemused and in shock by the numbers, Shane said he had never sold that much of anything and it was "impossible" to fathom.
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" A US ambassador, who asked that their region not be identified, said that "Putin is very happy tonight, but we are all in shock.
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Times reporters told BuzzFeed that members of the newsroom were in "shock" over the allegations and wanted Levinsohn to step down or be fired.
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A community in shock after an ICE raid After federal authorities raided a meatpacking plant, more than 500 students missed school the next day.
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"People close to the subject were in shock, understandably, but they were also upset that Facebook had taken down the victim's profiles," Wandel says.
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It pushed the boundaries of what rap could do, narratively, and challenged critics who felt that Eminem's popularity was couched exclusively in shock value.
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As I placed down my now-empty shot glass, I noticed that the bartender's was still full of sake, his mouth agape in shock.
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She has acknowledged that her response afterward — when she called her friend, laughing — may appear odd, but she attributes it to being in shock.
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"I was in shock," Mr. Gonzalez Carranza, 203, said of the moment he found himself in the back of a government vehicle in Mexico.
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Before we got to the end of the block he stopped and said, "I am not your driver," so I got out, in shock.
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"I want someone to wake me up and say everything is O.K." At ToloNews on Wednesday, the staff was in shock after the bombing.
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Later she'd tell me that she thought I was just in shock, that I was losing my breath because of what happened to Papá.
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A nation had watched the space shuttle take off; a nation had watched it split apart, in real time; a nation was in shock.
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"This is the first interview I'm granting," Ugwu told CNN from San Francisco where she says they are still in shock from the win.
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After a crucial move in Game 1, video shows Lee reacting in shock and dismay at a powerful and unexpected move from the software.
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We're told her BF had to carry her downhill for about an hour -- while she was in shock -- before he could finally call 911.
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Disaster relief volunteers with NNU's Registered Nurse Response Network help patients still in shock from the climate-fueled wildfires and hurricanes they just survived.
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" Her daughter is still in shock and wants to know who was speaking to her and why he kept calling her "a bad word.
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The NETs will organize people who are standing in shock, to give them the impetus to move vehicles, clear streets, and gather emergency supplies.
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But staring down at my post-pregnancy belly, in shock over how stretched and open my skin and muscles looked, I knew something wasn't right.
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"I was in shock," she tells PEOPLE about the moment she discovered DeAngelo's suspected dark side as one of the country's most notorious serial killers.
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"I wasn't in shock in anymore," O'Donnell said, explaining that she reshot scenes from the pilot because she wasn't happy with her performance that day.
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South Carolina resident Shari Sebuck said she was in shock when she saw a 7-foot alligator attempting to scale a fence in her neighborhood.
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Last night's episode of How To Get Away With Murder left us in shock — and not just because we finally saw who's under the sheet.
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Missouri mom Lauren Flaugher was "in shock" when a midwife told her that her newborn son, Finn, was "too big" to fit on their scale.
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"When my publicist told me I was going to in People's Ones to Watch as Maybelline's honoree, at first I was in shock," he said.
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Astrid clasps a hand over her mouth in shock — and, based on next week's preview, sobbing, chaos, and unrest will soon ensue at the mansion.
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Cengiz Ünder, the Turkish winger signed in the summer to replace Salah, as it happens, cradled his head in his hands, as if in shock.
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He was still in shock over the death of his son a few days earlier and struggled to summon the energy to talk about him.
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Once he was gone, still in shock and in tears, I immediately called my boyfriend at the time and told him what had just happened.
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Will Davies, senior lecturer in politics at Goldsmiths University of London, said many Britons in the corporate, politics and media worlds were still in shock.
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Back on March eighth when President Trump first delivered news of the summit with Kim Jung Un. The left and the media were in shock.
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As the death of Cole at the age of 65 leaves many in shock, fans are remembering the songbird for her incredible talent on stage.
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I remember being really sad because everyone around me was sad—but not "#RIP to the legend" sad, more like crying and in shock sad.
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The broadcaster said King Philippe and Queen Mathilde were in shock, but it did not specify whether they had actually been in residence on Tuesday.
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They would ask me and my husband, Donald, several more times before the night was over, as we lay in shock from our new reality.
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While on the flight home, Kim revealed that she was still in shock and felt drained as if she just had a 3-day fight.
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I was just in shock, but I got the feeling that it would be better to cooperate than risk things getting worse if I resisted.
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Chinese netizens have been left in shock after footage of a road rage incident between a bus and car in Shandong, China, was posted online.
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" Setiawan added, "My family was in shock and my mother cried, but I told them I was safe, so I just have to be grateful.
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"I was 15 to 20 minutes away from the prison when I found out, and I was pretty much in shock," Chase tells PEOPLE exclusive.
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Though Morales says that particular news left her "in shock," she has experienced the struggle of being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated field.
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A small-time boat-builder who loved his son and wife, Rehmat's (Sumit Kaul) disappearance leaves his wife Ishrat (Rasika Dugal) in shock and adrift.
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The news, delivered on the eve of a high-profile scientific meeting in Hong Kong on human gene editing, left the science community in shock.
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But for the rest of us, we are still sitting in shock that an official Russian Embassy just confirmed that they are the Dark Side.
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"Everyone was sort of in shock that this many people donated, but happy that we were able to do good with the money," he says.
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Naturally, Cooper pulled the microphone away from the man and walked away in shock, but not before people on Twitter saw what had just happened.
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Away from the news cameras that normally track his every interaction, he enters rooms thick with grief and the hushed voices of people in shock.
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For its part, Walmart has posted on Twitter that the company is "in shock" and is working with law enforcement after the El Paso shooting.
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As Farhad Manjoo writes, the world capital of technology was in shock after Tuesday's election of Donald J. Trump as president of the United States.
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There are several violent moments that catch you off guard in "Joker" so much that you may clasp your hand to your mouth in shock.
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"I am in shock ... (Stanko) was an absolute prophet, a great musician, and a consistent one," said Michal Urbaniak, a Polish jazz violinist and saxophonist.
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Hours after the shooting, as guests returned to the Mandalay Bay to retrieve luggage, those who had been at the concert were still in shock.
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Given his interest in shock-treating plants and erecting DIY "weather machines" on his property, Diviš earned a reputation as a kook by his contemporaries.
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I remember being in shock and cradling him when he cried, and feeling a numbness, but also a certainty that I couldn't have a baby.
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President Donald Trump threatened the destruction of North Korea in a speech to the United Nations Tuesday, leaving the audience of delegates whispering in shock.
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The day after suicide bombers carried out coordinated attacks on half a dozen hotels and churches across this island nation, Sri Lanka remained in shock.
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I didn't cry bc I cried the night before and today I was just in shock lol but she was amazing, brave, and so friendly.
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"I'll never forget the crowd with American Pharoah — the noise, I was in shock witnessing that, knowing I was going to do it," he said.
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"Our Broncos family is in shock as we try to come to grips with our incredible loss," Garinger, the team's president, said in a statement.
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But after a male smacked her butt, Bozarjian lost her composure and was in shock as her attention shifted to watching the man run away.
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It's also an examination of post-9/11 America, and all the ways a country in shock developed a bottomless appetite for comforting, meaningless lies.
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Some were initially in shock and stayed in a numb or frozen state about it, possibly in an attempt not to absorb any more pain.
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The 35-year-old Spaniard clipped the net cord on his second serve effort, though, leaving him wide-eyed in shock and grabbing at his hair.
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"I was in shock," Midlarsky, who focuses much of her teaching, research, and writing on the Holocaust, told campus newspaper the Columbia Spectator of the incident.
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Following are answers to key questions on what will happen next in Britain's relations with the bloc: The EU is in shock and entering uncharted territory.
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The crowd gathers around the wreckage is visibly in shock, and his father is inconsolable (he later builds the robot Astro Boy to look like Astor).
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The phrase "Laura Dern" was then sung repeatedly to close out the song, and the actress couldn't stop laughing, gesturing in shock and amazement, and dancing.
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In a candid admission, Prince William says he is still in shock over the sudden death of his mother, Princess Diana — even nearly 20 years later.
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In 2014, Dorfman left the Wisconsin native in shock after choosing Josh Murray's proposal over his … but not before she and Viall had already been intimate.
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A Beloved Philanthropist, a Grisly Murder and a Neighborhood in Shock Westminster Best in Show Day: When Everyone's a Good Boy (or Girl) Want more news?
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"You know, honestly, we are I think all still in shock and are all still processing and grieving," he said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.
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"Nirider told ABC News that she cried as she read the decision and added that the Dassey family was "grateful, in shock, trying to process this.
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Nelson Sotelo told the Associated Press on Monday that the 1½-year-old girl's family, of Granger, Indiana, are "in shock" following Sunday's tragic incident. Sgt.
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He's doing fine now, he said, but he was "startled and in shock" when he saw the deadly pileup, the explosions and the plumes of smoke.
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The Grozio Chirurgija clinic, which says the hackers are now blackmailing its patients directly via text messages, told local media that its patients were in shock.
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The incident, which was captured on film by eyewitness Rob Bricknell, left many people in shock - one of whom was Plymouth's GB Sprint Hurdler David King.
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"He came inside and shouted [to] his dad and it very quickly became a big fire," Thomson added, admitting she was "in shock" at the blaze.
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"We're all in shock and feeling immeasurable sadness at the loss of a beloved member of our family," HBO said in a statement at the time.
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But even given just the briefest glimpse at his pained, earnest face as Jane gasps in shock, it seems far more likely that Michael is back.
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"The crowd just stood there in shock," Mike Kravchenko, a 17-year-old from Long Island who captured the moment on cellphone video, told NBC News.
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"A lot of people were in shock as whether it was a joke or someone would actually rap the song," event attendee Andrew Choksy told CNN.
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Luana and Dan, 2800, watched from the street in shock as it collapsed onto itself, flames melting and twisting the metal and steel in its path.
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A video of a fistfight between a group of high school students and their teacher in class has gone viral and left Chinese netizens in shock.
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The tragedy was the greatest loss of life in a fire on British soil since the Second World War, leaving the neighborhood and country in shock.
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"We knew it was a chance but for it to happen again to both babies we were in shock at first," Pownall told the news outlet.
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Jeanne wanted to call an ambulance, or at least her father, but she was in shock and her mother seemed fine the rest of the day.
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"The family obviously is outraged, traumatized and in shock by the abuse and neglect of their daughter at Hacienda HealthCare," the family's attorney, John Micheaels said.
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They care for everyone from infants to the elderly, and they also assist doctors during emergency situations, such as drownings, patients in shock or heart attacks.
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I'm in shock and bewildered as to why he rang my bell, until I figure out that he must have thought it was Billy Preston's room.
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"I was in shock but when I explained what had happened to the people inside they told me the taxi was no longer there," she said.
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Millions of Americans—not just Ted Cruz and Mitt Romney—are still in shock and utterly dismayed that a celebrity non-politician has the GOP crown.
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When cameras panned to the crowd, Ridley covered her face in shock, while a wide-eyed Colman couldn't keep still with her hands in the air.
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"It is a sad fact that, just a few years ago, a single chemical weapons attack would have united us in shock and anger," said Haley.
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The towering shot in Game 6 of an American League Championship Series sent the Yankees home in shock and propelled the Astros to the World Series.
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I was in shock, I was in a panic, I kept calling her, over and over again, crying, praying that she would pick up the phone.
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She shared a video to Twitter on November 23 where her door mysteriously opened behind her and she looked wide-eyed into the camera in shock.
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"When I woke up from anesthesia, I was in shock," said Ms. Stapleton, 58, who is now facing additional major surgery to correct the first procedure.
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Dhaliwal always wanted to help others Members of the congregation at the Sikh National Center said they were still in shock over the death of Dhaliwal.
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The accident is as bad as it sounds ... listen to the crowd scream in shock as her car gets airborne and smacks against a fence. Terrifying!
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"Our Broncos family is in shock as we try to come to grips with our incredible loss," Kevin Garinger, the team's president, said in a statement.
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Assault doesn't always involve physically overpowering a victim; sometimes victims don't fight back because they're intimidated or afraid of further violence, or because they're in shock.
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In March 2016, I watched in shock as Breitbart refused to stand by reporter Michelle Fields when she was grabbed by Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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Sure, it could be that he's in shock, but the fact that it's only an hour later makes it hard to believe this is all for real.
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The young star is still in shock that her single, about a girl falling hard and fast in love, has gone triple platinum, catapulting her to stardom.
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They were all in shock that our family — you know, the Fox family, the Empire family, the Lyon family — were attacked by a bunch of hyenas today.
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When Chatterjee read the email, he first gasped in shock—and then sprinted out of his Cornell University office and down the corridor to tell a colleague.
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I know that's not true, and I know that I have those memories forever, I'm just in shock that I will never have new ones with her.
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A family has been left in shock after their 2-year-old son died after being removed from life support against their wishes, according to several reports.
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Omar watched a clip of the hearing in shock as Perry blasted her remarks as a "highly divisive partisan attack" on the president and the Republican Party.
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Many of them were still in shock, despair written on their faces as they sat silently on the floor or on cots that lined the main hall.
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"After Trump won, I had a meeting with one of my clients, a thoughtful and politically informed person; she was in shock at Trump's win," Curtis said.
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A Reuters witness at the scene saw bodies of victims strewn around rail tracks, friends and relatives stood around in shock, many were sobbing and appeared distraught.
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When Natalie, 6563, swung open the door to her school's administration office and said, "Someone is going to listen to me," everyone turned their heads in shock.
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But in the early hours of Wednesday morning on November 9, as Trump's victory party attendees spilled out onto New York City sidewalks, Doucette was in shock.
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"I was initially in shock, but then I just rolled away because I knew that I can go to other nail salons in my area," she says.
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Several incidents, apparently recorded by victims or bystanders during the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday last week and posted on social media, left many Egyptians in shock.
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"I could see that the lady was really confused and kind of like in shock, and her hands was probably injured, cut," neighbor Zury Bradcovich told FOX5.
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As Ariana sang: "Don't you know I ain't fuckin' with them good boys," Marjorie looked kind of horrified and raised her hand to her mouth in shock.
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"I think we were kind of more in shock than anything," said Rachel Reichert, the cultural sites manager for the Boise City Department of Arts and History.
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However, campaign activities were halted late on Thursday, with Britain's politicians and public left in shock after a pro-EU lawmaker was fatally shot in the street.
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In fact Mr. Trump even appeared at spin alley after the debate to take random questions, from reporters who were almost in shock to see him there.
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Reaction there, like throughout much of the United States, heavily split along racial lines, with many black Americans celebrating the verdict and many white Americans in shock.
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C. movement is too beholden to gadfly politics—too interested in shock and offensiveness as political strategies—to address the problematic dearth of conservative voices on campus.
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You could tell they were still in shock, rattling off small remembrances and speaking directly to Phife's family, offering and asking for support in a tough time.
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People on the internet were in shock after a popular meme of a lumberjack nodding was revealed to be Robert Redford, not Zach Galifianakis, as some thought.
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Nonetheless, the banking industry reacted to the latest regulatory move like a man seeing a headline in his morning paper and spitting out his coffee in shock.
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"It is an enormous disaster, 95 percent of the island is destroyed, I am in shock," Daniel Gibbs, chairman of a local council, told Radio Caribbean International.
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The outpouring of appreciation and grief when Lem passed away really blew my mind, you know, and during those first three months, I was just in shock.
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I was accepting drinks and let [the record label manager who stalked me] touch my hip 'cause I was in shock and didn't know what to do!
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Ms. Wilford was shot multiple times that day, the bullets piercing her arm and torso, and arrived at Broward Health North in shock and need of surgery.
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Betsy Phillips, a Nashville historian who wrote articles about the Fort Negley debate for The Nashville Scene, said she was sort of in shock after the announcement.
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The whole idea of us passing away would probably put him in shock, so what we do do, is start to help him understand all of this.
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My mom has told me he was in shock after it, too — that he didn't remember how he got to the police station, or anything like that.
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Ms. Richards's bus was a few miles from the Lincoln Tunnel when it came to a halt and passengers looked out the windows in shock, she said.
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When Tracey got the first flower delivery, a year after Rich had passed, she said she was in shock over what her husband had arranged for her.
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Jamie Lynn Gallegos, who survived the Vegas shooting, said she was still in shock when her phone started ringing about two weeks after the attack in October.
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"The entire Cirque du Soleil family is in shock and devastated by this tragedy," said Daniel Lamarre, president and CEO of the entertainment company, in the statement.
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"I'm still in shock that a shooting of this magnitude happened right here in San Diego," Barbara Bry, a member of the City Council, said on Monday.
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His position as director became controversial in the wake of that apology, with some lab employees resigning in shock, while others offered a public show of support.
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The 103-year-old fell to the ground and was still sitting in shock when she saw the monstrous wave surging up the bay toward her city.
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Angela Stanton is still in shock after getting a presidential pardon from Donald Trump ... and she's already on her way to try and thank him in person.
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"We are in shock to learn of an active shooter situation on the campus of UNC Charlotte," Vi Lyles, the mayor of Charlotte, said in a tweet.
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The collapsed dam at Vale's Corrego do Feijao mine buried mining facilities and nearby homes in the town of Brumadinho, killing dozens and leaving the community in shock.
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The sudden death of a 20-year-old football player at Portland State University following routine surgery has left his family, and his teammates and classmates, in shock.
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"I'm really in shock because I'm thinking he just cut the cord to the computer but I didn't see him cut the cord but I saw ..." Leslie said.
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"I was checking Facebook and I came across the video and was in shock; it was so awful that I had no words," Ahmed, 31, told Fox News.
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Major Jakrapanth Thomma killed 29 people and wounded 58, most of them in a shopping mall he went to after the temple, leaving Thailand in shock and mourning.
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As Archie is walked out from his own inauguration in handcuffs, Hiram slithers off in the background as everyone in the stands of the gymnasium watches in shock.
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Although the attack left the country in shock, with condolences dominating social media and St Petersburg taxi drivers offering residents free rides, Russians are no strangers to terrorism.
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" Julio Muller, the mayor of Progreso, the small town in the farming province of Santa Fe where Sala grew up, told Clarin online: "The town is in shock.
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"When they told me that I have to buy my own tickets I was in shock," Maher, a 229-year-old Syrian Kurd, told BuzzFeed News over WhatsApp.
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"I am really in shock that he was in the club, because he was not usually a club-scene person," former roommate Abismel Colon Gomez told the paper.
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They said they were at first "in shock" that their daughter was on an actual call with the president because they assumed it would be a prerecorded message.
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Elsewhere, life in the city returned to near normal, but the violence had clearly left people in shock and may have hardened attitudes among those who favor independence.
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"I am in shock, I got my baby's dream to come true," the child's mother Tracy told Belfast Live shortly after the visit in Belfast's Short Strand area.
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"That was one of the scariest parts, I thought it was a nightmare, I was so in shock that my friend was in the car, dead," says Griffin.
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"When I tell people I got a month off after five years on the job, folks are in shock because they never heard of that before," she says.
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And Game of Thrones is not afraid to have those dead people punch through straight stone for the sole purpose of making you wet your pants in shock.
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"You can have people who are in shock and baking you cookies, acting like everything is fine, or you get people who are completely emotionally distraught," he recalls.
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Cecilia shoved her face in shock, but took the kiss like a champ -- laughing off the gesture and even thanking her future opponent for giving her some sugar.
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"Everyone is in shock because the (growers) really felt their (voluntary) program would prevent not every and all sporadic illnesses, but a large outbreak like this," Suslow said.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Sanderson says Paltrow was out of control as she hit him from behind, which knocked him over and left him in shock.
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" But that February, after his wife handed him a box filled with three pregnancy tests "and all of them were positive," Gilbert said he "was literally in shock.
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If you were to stop anyone on the street today and talk about polygamy, they would be in shock and think it was something horrendous, something women hate.
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The cow starts to be lifted and I'm suddenly in shock thanks to the intensity of the heat and the fact that it's way heavier than I've imagined.
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I'm still in shock that I am releasing an album on Perc Trax, I think it's only just started to sink in now it's close to its release.
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Many of those arriving are in shock or have kidney failure, with veins so shriveled by dehydration it is difficult to insert a needle to administer lifesaving fluids.
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The elders back off in shock; the chief priest holds up one hand as if to block out the sight of the man, push him away, disappear him.
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Here's what we know: Reactions: DRUDGE REPORT BANNER: "Black Lives Kill; 4 Cops Shot Dead in Dallas; City in Shock" NEW YORK POST HEADLINE: "CIVIL WAR" http://bit.
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She said she wasn't surprised that she wasn't hurt badly because they were taking all the right safety precautions and driving very slowly, but she was in shock.
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"My family and I are devastated and in shock after the admission of abhorrent behavior by my friend and partner, Louis C.K.," Ms. Adlon said in a statement.
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Another thing he did not do: clothes with a gut punch of unexpected impact, the kind that make you jolt back in your seat in shock and delight.
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When John Coltrane died unexpectedly in 1967, leaving the jazz world in shock, Pharoah Sanders came to be seen as the musician best equipped to carry his torch.
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The abduction had left his Barcelona team in shock, with its players split over whether to stay home or to continue to compete until their teammate was found.
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"Initially, my mom was in shock, and most of my family and friends viewed me as some sort of victim because of our age difference," Ms. Olivier said.
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"You see this happening in the movies, but when you live it yourself, when you see a person killing, the blood everywhere, you are in shock," she said.
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After Tsitsipas&apos father coiled back in shock and moved away, his mother then jumped from her seat in the stands to come down and deliver a lecture.
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Many of those rescued suffered burns caused by leaking fuel, and one woman was in shock with first-degree burns on a third of her body, MOAS said.
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World War II had drained the Christmas spirit and the US was in shock, just weeks after Japan's strike on Pearl Harbor dragged it into the war's inferno.
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The Seiren X reduces unwanted background noise and provides clearer sound to your audience, while its built-in shock mount dampens vibrations that could harm your audio experience.
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A bunch of celebs died over the course of this year -- and as tragic as they were, we gotta ask ... do their deaths top 2016 in shock value?
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