Party leaders sincerely lament these repeated losses (and may come to lament them more with the Supreme Court's balance now on the line).
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We watch the news and see how our lament is vilified and dismissed by pundits who categorize our protests as violent, but who fail to hear the suffering in our lament.
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Can we listen to Jamala's catchy tune and hear not a lament about Crimea, but rather the lament of anyone who could say, "They come to your house / They kill you all"?
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It is a lament that began in 2013, when Jonathan Ferrell was killed by police, a lament that sadly echoes today given the police shooting on September 20 of Keith Lamont Scott.
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"If only I could have afforded skin care," she'd lament.
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Yet investors clearly have reasons to lament the firm's performance.
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This song is also called "Donnie's Lament," which is nice.
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Conservatives often lament the role Hollywood plays in undermining morality.
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I can't make sense of this beyond to lament it.
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They lament that they won't have time to torture him.
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The book is not a tragic lament for lost Christendom.
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"American Oxygen" becomes her lament for a somewhat normal life.
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In 2011, the lights themselves formed a sophisticated atonal lament.
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Shortly after the hack, Kardashian took to Instagram to lament.
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Play his music and lament the loss of a genius?
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That streak continued with this sprawling lament off Wonderful Wonderful.
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The rich lament that milk is missing from supermarket shelves.
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Alex created Liar's Lament to find out who murdered Charlotte.
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Other boaters, however, lament the bad management of the waterways.
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Minnie then appears to lament the quick decision she made.
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Republican voters lament increasing spending and a ballooning national debt.
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To lament the closing would not be fair to them.
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To summarize the above lament in two words: Team Hiddlefake.
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But do not lament the death of privacy just yet.
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Both the chorus and Clytemnestra compare Cassandra's lament to birdsong.
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Then he began singing "El Malei Rachamim," a funeral lament.
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And we may also lament the stymieing of scientific progress.
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But in tone and in substance, his lament was familiar.
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That is something both Americans and the world should lament.
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Better, most would say, while others still lament the change.
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This is not a lament, however, that all is lost.
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He could make his saxophones honk, croon, cackle and lament.
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GOP bill applauding ICE approved in House, as Dems lament &aposstunt.
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His opponents, rightly appalled, lament what has happened to their country.
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Social media users took to twitter to lament the hippo's death.
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Many lament the divisive nature of the Brexit debate in Britain.
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DIPLOMATS often lament that the Israelis and Palestinians are not talking.
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What a difference a day — one with a public lament — makes.
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It's been a lament since at least 1871, when A.&P.
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Trump is offering nostalgia, but it's not a true reactionary's lament.
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Officials and residents in Gillette lament "horrible" incompetence by its boss.
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But these days, to lament cubicles is to miss the point.
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"I lament the way this hearing has come about," he said.
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We may lament this moment as Americans, but so be it.
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But if this is a confession, it is not a lament.
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It was something I saw commenters lament over and over again.
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Few would lament it in the case of health-care middlemen.
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"No one has company loyalty these days!" goes the old lament.
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They took to Twitter or Instagram to lament the recent action.
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"We never meant [the book] to be a lament," she noted.
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"I lament what happened," Moro said, according to newspaper O Globo.
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Some fans have already taken to Twitter to lament the choice.
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Environmental advocates lament the lack of DeVos-scale opposition to Pruitt.
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Yet, Herbenick and many others lament, this potential is often unrealized.
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He can lament the death and suffering but should not apologize.
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DEMOCRATS usually lament efforts by the rich to avoid paying taxes.
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"It's really a lament; it's a work of mourning," she said.
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Both lament that trans people are regularly asked about their genitals.
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" He added: "There are certain tragic dimensions which we all lament.
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Some lament that women are still grossly underrepresented in public office.
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Democratic voters lament Obama's inability to get more laws through Congress.
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Mr. Gasco knew the old Halles, and could not help lament.
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And his recent lament was not the first he has made.
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Polemicists lament that cursive is going the way of the dodo.
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A stark choral lament dovetails with Phèdre's overwhelming monologue of remorse.
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It was a plan, they'll lament, that was doomed to fail.
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Lament the state of the nation as much as you want.
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Some Indian galleries at the fair seem to lament changing times.
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"After This Winter" is a slowcore lament about dark winter nights.
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Warren didn't "blow it" as some of her staffers may lament.
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It's not a lament: it's a gallop, quick-strummed and belted.
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Mid-lament, RuPaul locks eyes with the future of drag, Chad.
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" That is, until he wrote the 1982 restless suburban lament "Subdivisions.
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" The oft-repeated lament of Appalachia is "rich land, poor people.
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"There are certain tragic dimensions which we all lament," he said.
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Her friends and family took to Facebook to lament her loss.
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"Jitney" is a lament that has the affirmative ring of celebration.
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Who could not be moved by the lament of Khashoggi's fiancee?
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Boys are broken, they've been left behind, goes the cultural lament.
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I have little right to lament, Ruskin-like, the passing of "the old New York"—I'm part of the gentrification it's fashionable for gentrifiers to lament, and one New York is always passing into another anyway.
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Surprisingly, Joki blames app bloat another common old-iPhone lament: battery life.
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We all know and profoundly lament the sorry history of those errors.
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Yet, strangely, it begins with the familiar Republican lament about budget deficits.
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Privately, smart Chinese policy types lament their country's new fondness for boasting.
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Just 16% lament their vote, compared with 6% of Trump supporters overall.
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Critics lament that no one will see Netflix's films in a cinema.
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The Celtics were left to lament the opening quarter of each half.
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But there is little to lament in the loss of this band.
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Some designers lament the fact they have little time left to draw.
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The Republican convention was a four-day lament for stolen national greatness.
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This has always struck me as a cause for lament, not celebration.
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We lament the missed opportunity for Comey, the custodian of those values.
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"Not one of them was a woman," Mr. Robinson said with lament.
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"We break, we hurt, we wound, we lament," the school's chaplain began.
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My Republican House colleagues often lament Congress should run like a business.
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Officials, though, lament that progress is so halting despite all their efforts.
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They were on the hunt for a cache known as Monkey's Lament.
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She begins by doing the very thing she goes on to lament.
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Throughout "Indebted," parents and children lament the feeling of burdening one another.
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Clinton, though, went well beyond ridicule in her election lament on Saturday.
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It contains a lament for the Whaboom guy and is strangely moving.
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Many will take this question as a puzzle, not a rhetorical lament.
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Addicts lament the deaths of fellow users who have suddenly stopped posting.
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We might lament the hegemonic power of Amazon or chortle at Pets.
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With that said, I lament the way this hearing has come about.
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I lament that he doesn't understand the struggle that was Gen 103.
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I didn't see this piece as a takedown but as a lament.
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Perhaps their lament is futile—the world is inexorably becoming Thomas Friedman's.
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Divas flock to the title role; Dido's final "Lament" is a showstopper.
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"You can't put the genie back in the bottle," media executives would lament.
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You may lament that as you like, but it doesn't change the facts.
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Myanmar's rulers, the UN's authors lament, have responded with "denial, normalcy and impunity".
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And he evokes Orientalism as "reverie", as "lament"; as "a forever disappointing exploration".
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Republicans still lament Trump's ability to dominate whatever they were trying to do.
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Senior doctors took to Twitter to lament the "third-world" conditions on wards.
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The struggle over sharing a data plan is a decidedly modern American lament.
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He uses this to lament the corresponding lack of detail in Apple Maps.
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What does it mean to lament one's failure to rise to an occasion
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Some of them took to Twitter to lament his exit from the show.
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The true genius of Liars' Lament became clear in tonight's Pretty Little Liars.
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Fitzgerald doesn't lament this loss, nor does he go all nostalgia on us.
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Any other combination, and they're left to lament the games they threw away.
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Wouldn't a true environmentalist celebrate the 600 million number rather than lament it?
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So should we celebrate higher-quality entrepreneurship or lament lower quantities of it?
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So many fervent voters voiced this lament: Why can't we be like California?
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My only lament: The story glosses over Bourgeois's lifelong choler at her father.
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One vocalist sang Merle Travis's "Dark as a Dungeon," a coal miner's lament.
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Independent voters (those not aligned with either party) lament the relentless partisan bickering.
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The Bell Curve is an 800-page lament on this type of privilege.
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If he were alive today, he might lament the squandered opportunities for peace.
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Mr. Hockenberry and Mr. Ghomeshi also lament how their lives have been ruined.
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We lament and condemn this phenomenon even as we voraciously engage in it.
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In March and November alike, we lament the disruption of our circadian rhythms.
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Dear Diary: I lament not seeing what people read on the subway anymore.
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Together, they lament the drought, marvel at the brevity of the ski season.
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It's a lover's lament carried by a whirlwind through blues, jazz and rock.
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Dimon also uses the letter to lament what he calls poor public policy.
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We lament what it says about us that we feel compelled to participate.
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Watching Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets is like listening to a long, slow lament.
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Five years ago, it would have been a melancholic lament by Miranda Lambert.
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Those who had high hopes for the industry lament the turn it's taken.
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There is anger and lament, and at times a high, stark, psalmlike rhetoric.
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There's no revolution without solidarity, and that's something you lament in the book.
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Forty-five years later, Du Bois would lament, this call had been largely ignored.
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Our gray matter is so complex, scientists lament, that it can't quite understand itself.
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We can celebrate or lament that turn of events, but we shouldn't be surprised.
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The president, countless journalists and pundits lament, hasn't left the residency in 143 days.
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This is how our lament turns into a declaration that America needs to hear.
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PHILADELPHIA — In a speech that was met with excitement and lament almost simultaneously, Sen.
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Listen in and lament the current state of technology with your three best friends.
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And by the way, let me just tell you, a huge Democratic lament, Obama.
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Jaded observers lament the extinction of all blanks on the map of the earth.
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It has become fashionable to lament that central banks have run out of ammo.
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"In addition to lament what occurred and show solidarity to the families," he said.
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Employees, former writers and other journalists took to Twitter to lament the magazine's demise.
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Following the comedy's cancellation, fans -- including some famous ones -- took to Twitter to lament.
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They're wrong now when they lament spending that rolls back some of the damage.
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Moderates lament that they've been forced to take tough messaging votes to boost conservatives.
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McAdoo, in his first year as coach, did not lament the turn of events.
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We don't lament intractable problems; our journalism debates complex issues, and takes a stance.
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They play the video game FIFA and lament that they can't play as Serbia.
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In recent decades, electric guitars have carried Tuareg sentiments of militancy, protest and lament.
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Lastly, people more often lament misgivings related to reoccurring themes and struggles, Summerville says.
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And he tells me this without a trace of lament, like it's perfectly normal.
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Douthat's column echoes a familiar conservative lament: the displacement of aristocratic legitimacy by modernity.
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Unlucky" envelope is actually a reference to "Jack's Lament" in "The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Spirituals provided an opportunity to gather together, share feelings, and lament or be joyful.
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All we have of "Arianna," for example, is the title character's sublimely tragic lament.
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Some lament that China under Mr. Xi is returning ideologically to the Maoist era.
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The video strives to lament the hypocrisies of armed violence, mass entertainment and fame.
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"I lament how this hearing has come about," Grassley said in his initial remarks.
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But he did lament that he would not be able to do the show.
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Titled "Blueprint," it's no lament for the mess that we humans make of things.
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He turned to an old scapegoat — "political correctness" — to lament his favored contender's loss.
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Across the nation, people lament its rise, and the threat it poses to America. Opioids?
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But rather than simply lament the attempted destruction of culture, the digitized cenotaph celebrates reinvention.
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As a Latino and as a proud patriotic American I lament this demonization of immigration.
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More than two decades later, Americans can lament that Mr O'Reilly delivered on his promise.
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Those who knew Morris lament that she isn't around to fight the inequalities that remain.
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But the familiar lament that comics can't say anything these days has it exactly wrong.
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" – The New York Times "Explosive Playfulness with Focused Attack, Fierce Lament with Equally Fierce Celebration.
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"Best Years of My Life" is a caustic lament about time wasted in bad relationships.
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Family farmers lament that trees obstruct the big machinery needed to keep their land productive.
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Animal-welfare advocates lament the country's congressional system, which gives disproportionate clout to rural states.
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But outsiders, including in the United States, still lament Germany's utter lack of strategic culture.
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Institutions and individuals may lament the return of blockbuster artefacts to their countries of origin.
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The timing of the latest outbreak of violence is especially tragic, human rights observers lament.
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"'Tea Lizard's Lament' marks the start of Jet Fuel's more frenetic B-side," they said.
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", a lament for a deceased father that contains the lyrics, "Papa, are you near me?
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Pindar's lament against the Simonideses of the world has continued unabated to the present day.
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On Brexit, I lament the fact that the Labour Party is not leading the debate.
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Hungarians, including her father, prefer to lament their fate at the hand of the Soviets.
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" He, and many others, have since continued to lament "messing with the perfect sausage roll.
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But that's not the only reason we have to lament Comey's tenure as FBI chief.
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We should form a club where we lament the lack of good gluten free pizza.
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But she sang the great final lament with majestic clarity, without a trace of excess.
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Or of Julie Burchill's recent lament regarding the overrepresentation of posh types in British journalism.
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He sets up the latter as if it's going to be a typical showbiz lament.
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Letters Readers discuss David Brooks's lament that "there is no uplift" in the presidential race.
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Trump loyalists lament the decision to try to advance the healthcare measure before tax reform.
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"We really just don't know why he was walking up there," Mr. Field-Lament said.
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Péron did lament not finding a 200-pound oil drum to augment the evening's performance.
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Mr. Ngang and other separatists lament the lack of attention the crisis has received internationally.
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To any reader of the French writer Michel Houellebecq, this lament will sound eerily familiar.
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The three-stringed instrument whose lament transfixes Suteera has only one string that still works.
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The responses led the organization's president, Peter Maurer, to lament how millennials see the world.
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I said I knew "Adelaide's Lament" from "Guys and Dolls" and sang the whole song.
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Mayor Signer would later lament on Twitter that it was a fateful turn of events.
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Like most hunters, they brag about their successes and lament the ones that got away.
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"We lament the adjectives and name-calling he has used against Congress," Salgado told journalists.
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"I lament that Gemini is upset, as he is a very talented programmer," said staplayer.
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Highlights include tap dancing, a disco song about gravity and a heartfelt lament for Pluto.
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This is one of the core causes of that paucity of research that academics lament.
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Throughout 37 Tons, you lament that the smuggling life meant forfeiting a lot of interpersonal relationships.
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There's a lot to lament about cleaning — I could write an entire thesis on the subject.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was the most prominent GOP figure to lament McGahn's eventual departure.
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"But humans don't work that way," Oestlien says, with a touch of lament in his voice.
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While I didn't lament the loss of the rotatable bezel, many other reviewers and consumers did.
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Schumer, who is currently promoting The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo, retweeted one follower's lament.
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While there is some logic to Schumer's lament, we're not feeling quite as sorry for Markle.
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Pedal's legion of supporters, however, lament that he apparently was killed by an archer's arrow Monday.
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He then segues into "Yikes," which reads like a lament on opioid addiction and self-medication.
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It is my lament that Mr. Dadey was apparently unaware of my published observations of Jan.
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FOR years, discussions of America's public markets have usually featured a lament for their dwindling appeal.
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NTM lament the fact that when politicians reveal who they are, people never seem to remember.
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JOURNALISTS often lament the death of the physical album at the hands of music streaming services.
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Others lament the way Trump has used the social media platform in his rise to power.
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They debase traditional forms of public debate, lament some, spreading far and wide with little context.
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That is not something to lament -- it is something to cherish, because our cause is just.
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" He went on to lament that he didn't know "men's bathroom humor... was taken so seriously.
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I will not lament that the whole thing was started by someone going off half-cockyed.
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It is Hanna's turn to play Liar's Lament next, and she'll do anything not to play.
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Our suspicions around Mona starting shooting upwards when she was dragged into the Liars Lament game.
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That lament was always absurd, not because the dream didn't die but because it never lived.
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" Jackson's spiritual lament rises as a hashtagged response to Joan Didion's "Play It as It Lays.
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In Bridgers's hands alone, the song could have dissolved into pure lament, or even self-pity.
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But they lament that the reforms have been unilaterally taken and directed by the police themselves.
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It was written at the end of the Spanish Civil War, as a kind of lament.
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It was the sort of high-quality, blue-collar job that many lament no longer exists.
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I can to-day take up the plaintive lament of a peeled and woe-smitten people!
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A fire broke out Monday at the Notre Dame cathedral, prompting lament from around the world.
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I am the first to applaud such an attitude, and to lament how Etsy has struggled.
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Professional mourners will lament on cue at sunset every day during the run of the show.
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"There are certain tragic dimensions which we all lament," he said of his investigation in 2016.
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We can lament that fact or we can say we got beat by the world champs.
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You can read a lament about DC here, one about Denver here, one about Seattle here.
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According to this lament, we can never truly go home again, not even in our minds.
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MacKinnon cites one woman's lament that the well-paid jobs always go to the prettiest girls.
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"Person-of-color-torturing" is what Jason says you must call it now, with exasperated lament.
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Third, Senate Democrats lament that Obamacare didn't do more to cut costs for the already insured.
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In both cases, the Democrats appeared unable to claim a win, prompting Mr. Jones's onscreen lament.
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It was both a celebration of the West Coast and a lament about poverty and crime.
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Perhaps we should lament the gradual disappearance of the work of Bridgman and his fellow Orientalists.
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As a person, Brown may lament that human tendency; as a performer, he relies on it.
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It is misleading to lament the cost of day care without acknowledging policies that support families.
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With the advent of YouTube, many old school stalwarts currently lament the demise of regional styles.
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Although catalogs can contain hundreds of items, some relatives lament their inability to send a personalized gift.
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Estonians abroad lament the red tape involved in even simple tasks like applying for a driving licence.
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For those who lament the lack of diversity in tech, LinkedIn's survey provides for some sobering reading.
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Data breaches and exposures all invite the same lament: if only the compromised data had been encrypted.
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With no time to lament, Hague went to work, communicating with the ground controllers in fluent Russian.
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Now, we could lament Garbrandt's complete absence of a jab, but once again he didn't need it.
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Today, residents of the north side lament that many of the problems from five decades ago remain.
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Personal injury lawyers often lament that rare is the case that is strong in all three categories.
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Politicians will lament Pakistan's loss of economic independence, but similar objections have not prevailed in the past.
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Adults may lament the "absence of future" that afflicts the "strange, beautiful, dark country" they drive across.
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There is a sadness that only hunters know, a moment when lament overshadows any desire for celebration.
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After right foot surgery derailed his first two seasons in Philadelphia, a Sixers fan can only lament.
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We lament surveillance and the death of privacy, without looking at the incentives driving corporate-data collection.
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When Caleb Rivers (Tyler Blackburn) got within breathing distance of Lament, he was sent to the hospital.
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To this day, it's not hard to find Continental customers who lament the death of the airline.
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And no matter how you feel about Trump, women across party lines lament how divided we've become.
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Instead, the songs lament separations, question their own wanderlust and, at times, envision death as a refuge.
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Locals lament losing one sort of cosmopolitanism as they turn toward another; the country has followed suit.
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Then, it can be too late to lament not having had a say or not having voted.
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In front, the words " A Time to Listen and Lament " were printed on a letter-board sign.
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This is the eternal lament of the country-music fan—it was all so much realer when.
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Elder Scrolls fans would lament the loss of Morrowind's varied biomes, its giant mushrooms, and monstrous wildlife.
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They may lament the death of their New York life, but they have only themselves to blame.
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Politicians lament an opioid epidemic that started because regulators thought heroin in a bottle would be safe.
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Van Etten's take on the subject is a propulsive lament: "I used to be free," she sings.
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While drillers may lament lower oil prices, consumers will continue to get a break at the pump.
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But rather than lament, he used his predicament to drive home his commitment to an austere presidency.
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Natalie Mering's voice was baroque in its upper register, a late-night lament over a dusty piano.
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Most Republican politicians don't lament how wealthy donors have corrupted the political system through big campaign contributions.
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"The Lament for Icarus," a 19th-century British piece, depicts the fallen Greek cradled by weeping nymphs.
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Progressive groups also lament that Ms. Warren kept the decision to take the test so closely guarded.
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A common lament among retired pitchers is that too many balls are now thrown out of play.
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Saturday's opening slot went to Gregory Lewis, playing his "Breathe Suite," a stirring work of political lament.
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And while I'll lament the fading of dedicated servers, MCC's matchmaking uses every part of that toolbox.
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"It has a smell of its own that I've come to associate with cat pee," they lament.
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It's a lament about a frustrating triangle: "You love Suzanne and I love you," Ms. Howard observes.
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" Ms. Jaafri, 0003, a university professor of computer programming, finished his lament: "Clothes, shoes for the kids.
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Parents lament that technology is turning good, legible handwriting into a lost art form for their kids.
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They absorb such stock scenes as the lament, the pastoral, the lullaby, the rage aria, the tempest.
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Others lament the abandonment of liberal values or acknowledge that doomsayers finally may have been proven right.
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Who knows if the supposed lament about the $5,43 chair was intentional hyperbole or a serious complaint.
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Guatemalan President-elect Alejandro Giammattei expressed his "profound lament" for the deaths in a post on Twitter.
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Senators lament that once again, they are in the dark on what exactly Trump wants to do.
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When you lose an artist such as Prince or Bowie, you lament the closing of a unique portal.
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Richard Burr, to lament media reports that have sought to attribute Trump's victory entirely to Russia's online campaign.
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Between that and Trump's lament about Flynn's "judgment," it's surprising Flynn stuck around as long as he did.
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Tech companies lament lack of diversity with words not backed by action; policy change has been depressingly sluggish.
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The foreboding lament, which soars thanks to Cornell's signature howl, marks the late Soundgarden frontman's first posthumous release.
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It echoes the adolescent lament "anywhere but here," a siren call for photographers to take to the road.
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Still, men circumcised at birth often lament the fact that they never got to experience life with foreskin.
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Following last week's Dallas shootings, Obama did lament the ease with which Americans can access high-powered firearms.
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TC: I've often heard founders in L.A. lament the fact that there isn't much later-stage capital there.
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With every passing talent, we lament the evils of substance abuse, improper treatment, and respect for mental health.
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Soon after meeting the character, his employers (Ernest Thesiger and Eva Moore) lament his penchant for drunken wildness.
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In this second version of Arcturus the bullying is turned into a board game (perhaps called Liars Lament?).
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Others will lament that one of the last refuges from the tyranny of constant connection will have gone.
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Modern historians lament the imperialist drive of the Mexican War and Polk's role in the spread of slavery.
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David Bruckner's The Ritual and Susanne Bier's Bird Box similarly lament the psychological terror that comes with loss.
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But normally such a request is preluded by apologies-in-advance, or a lament about a tight schedule.
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" This is Mr. Haggard covering Ms. DeMent's lament on the death of her father, "No Time to Cry.
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" The market researcher says this has downstream consequences because customers "frequently lament the quality of Microsoft technical support.
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"In the last act, instead of a lament, they sing this sort of ecstatic love duet," he said.
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It's impossible to work in this industry and not lament how challenging our system can be for patients.
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Where once copper manufacturers bemoaned the financialization of their market, producers can only lament the subsequent de-financialization.
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Characters are bright and detailed, although Zelda series creator Shigeru Miyamoto would later lament not making them bigger.
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"My Old Man" is a raw, angry lament about the early death of Mr. MacColl's factory-worker father.
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What do I know, I'm simply a ghost behind the scenes, just choosing to lament somewhere more reflective.
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While Northern Iowa may lament its downfall, Winona State was not similarly completely undone by its own miscues.
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Perhaps inevitably, some now lament that Marseille is losing its distinctive working-class character and southern French soul.
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The Europeans lament that the United States has not done enough to offset what China has to offer.
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I, and the advocacy group I am a part of — the Architecture Lobby — do, and lament our shortfall.
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And we will lament that it will not close for more than 100 years on its current course.
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First, condolences for the victims and a lament that no child or teacher should feel unsafe at school.
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The line is right there in the script, a brokenhearted lover's puzzled lament at a relationship gone wrong.
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Even longtime listeners lament that there isn't an easier way to discover and get hooked on new programs.
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Contractors there publicly lament the shortage because it is costing them business and revenue, and delaying hurricane recovery.
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The occasional critic of Trump also appeared to lament the president's effect on civil discourse in the country.
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" But Ingraham's critics said her "not about race" line didn't negate her inflammatory lament about "massive demographic changes.
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Byron wrote his poem — at age 29 — to lament his weariness and loss of energy for youthful misbehavior.
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To the extent that she thought about them at all, it was to lament their effect on business.
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Jaufré's first lament unfolds in phrases that subtly evoke medieval song, but with modes fashioned by the composer.
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Lynette hummed to herself the opening lines of Dido's lament, as she looked around at the beautiful room.
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In one number, he hurls his lament at the dancer Marina Elana, pulling her into his cavernous emotion.
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It concerns me when teachers lament their inability to get their students to pay attention in the classroom.
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"I deeply lament the terrible accident of the plane coming from Vegas," he wrote on Twitter on Monday.
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I began to wonder how deep this attachment goes and how many runners publicly lament a discontinued shoe.
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Perhaps the rocker will perform My Hometown, his lament to the rust-belt cities in the northeast United States.
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Liberals also often lament that they have no ideological news outlets comparable to Fox News and conservative talk radio.
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Why should we lament, as Twenge does, a 50% drop since the 1970s in eighth graders working for pay?
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Road warriors will appreciate the F's communicative electric power steering but may lament the lack of a manual gearbox.
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Viewers took to Twitter to lament (and laugh about) the unfairness of the situation with witticisms and memes galore.
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Ironically, given that Republicans typically lament welfare traps, deregulating health-insurance markets might make it pay to be poor.
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Useless, worthless, and garbage are words frequently seen in the comments, which lament the restrictions of Twitter for Xbox.
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Talking heads rushed to the microphone to lament the stalling economy and call for help from the Federal Reserve.
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So when I look at my watch, it's to understand time better, not to lament the lack of it.
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Conservative politicians and several editorials decided that this was the moment to lament the lack of "civility" in America.
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Most observers, even those who lament it, now see that the abolition of the Supreme Court filibuster was inevitable.
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Others might lament the fact that the processor hasn't changed and Microsoft isn't using Intel's new Kaby Lake chips.
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Liar's Lament ended and they decided to just forget about the mastermind that had been stalking them for years.
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In other words, critics lament, the same party that created a mess in Rio is now running the country.
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I couldn't pull off that gilt-edged feathered kimono, is the kind of thing someone without style might lament.
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He got up every midnight to lament the destruction of the temple, in summer as well as in winter.
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There are shards of Bach and pastiches of Baroque lament, as well as stretches of creepy waiting-room Muzak.
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In Mira Lehr's art, a celebration of the sea and its creatures and a lament for what lies ahead.
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Trees are either regimented in small groups, with cloudlike foliage, or solitary and bare, seeming to sway in lament.
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I have heard people lament the fact that nobody is drawing lines in the sand anymore, but I disagree.
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Locals lament that high-quality European and American corporate bonds are treated as safe assets, akin to sovereign bonds.
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Fine actor though he is, not even Mr. Malkovich can ride out the faux-psychology of Fein's climactic lament.
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I don't generally lament getting older; I look younger than I am, and I date even younger than that.
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Moreover, most fathers lament that the demands of their work prevent them from spending more time with their children.
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Politicians in Britain and elsewhere in Europe have also started to publicly lament the conduct of their central banks.
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Other performances include "Dido's Lament" from Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas and a scene from George Frideric Handel's Agrippina.
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Invariably when I give a talk at a university, someone will lament that more journalists don't cover humanitarian stories.
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Usually, this pathway outside Parx Casino is reserved for self-flagellation, a private lament at the last hundred lost.
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Some Russians lament that something deeper, an essential part of Russian culture, will ebb along with the rural population.
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Even the 0.1 percenters at Davos will stroke their chins and lament the gap between elites and non-elites.
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He did lament about not being able to make it to Sunday service at Nueva Vida Church in Newark.
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In 2004 Samuel P. Huntington, a Harvard professor, wrote essentially a 400-page lament for the United States' future.
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IF YOU WATCH much too much televised football (soccer, if you must), you will often hear a particular lament.
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Observers of the New York Philharmonic who love new music were quick to lament the end of the Contact!
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Not only is Mr. Pai's lament for the broadband industry based on alternative facts, it misses the bigger point.
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This stuff gets brushed off as mere trivia, and I do lament and disagree with the implications of that.
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He speaks of writing in very practical terms, describing it, often in lament, as something he does for survival.
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Those evangelicals then lament fake news, even when the news (like the charges against Moore) seems not so fake.
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You may hold your head in your hands and lament your weak condition and wonder what you ought to do.
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Critics of Mr Trump's "maximum pressure" strategy lament, rightly, that the president does not know what he wants to achieve.
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An oft-heard lament on the streets of Port-au-Prince is that while politicians pilfer billions, Haitians go hungry.
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Or they lament the firm's seemingly ad hoc decision-making, rendering any attempt at long-term planning or consistency futile.
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But one particular aspect of his lament struck me—that the commenters refused to believe that his motives are genuine.
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The bad news is that millions of people already had to see it in a way its creators surely lament.
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Let us break free from the familiar, and let us sing a lament to the end of the Waiters spring.
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No one will lament the loss of an exhilarating driving experience if the steering wheel disappears on the Chrysler Pacifica.
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Over noodle and fish soup, a group of teachers lament that they are never consulted about changes in the classroom.
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Some feel inadequate: European countries with scant forest cover sometimes lament how far behind the EU average they have fallen.
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" Kanye goes on to lament how art is being demonized, and how "music is so fucking watered down right now.
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Mr. Saco did not lament the loss of the love locks, citing the danger their weight posed to the bridge.
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Meantime, efforts to preserve past standards have failed, pundits lament, with some combination of partisanship and moral rot to blame.
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And at the same time, and in the same breath, I lament how much farther we have yet to go.
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Hawley had a few references in mind when making it, like "Kerou's Lament" by Ellery James Roberts (from Wu Lyf).
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" He said the song was called "Prospect Park" and was "the lament of the phone-obsessed millennials of our time.
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It was a "tragic accident," Sean Field-Lament, the Bermuda Police Service superintendent, said in a news conference on Thursday.
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Officials, though, are still investigating and are "open-minded to all evidence" that may be gathered, Mr. Field-Lament said.
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The F.B.I. is helping with the investigation, which is normal protocol for the Bermuda Police Service, Mr. Field-Lament said.
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His self-indulgent lament: What could be more generous than spending everything on other people and being left with nothing?
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In the somber, steady opening piece, the choristers of one group beseech the daughters of Zion to join the lament.
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Rather than just lament the current state of affairs, we must acknowledge that we have been complicit, and make amends.
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VICE Sports writer Sean Newell joins the show to lament how the American Outlaws have taken over his beloved bar.
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The mosque's imam, Mohammed Fazlul Hoque, 57, who came to Palermo 24 years ago, took his neighbor's lament in stride.
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This refreshing ode to the Christmas spirit does not (as so many do) lament the lack of it these days.
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In Hong Kong, fans and performers often lament that Cantonese opera no longer commands the audiences that it once did.
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McCullough is quite right not to have written a glib lament for a falling-off from an originary moral peak.
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But American Pastoral without the overriding nostalgia is a tragedy without the lament, and the novel Roth wrote has both.
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But now, on opposite sides of the globe, sun-creased fishermen lament as they reel in their nearly empty nets.
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The first entrance of Ms. Upshaw in the Nonesuch recording, intoning a 15th-century Polish lament, maintains its original pathos.
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But a sadness runs through the liveliness: a throbbing lament for a lost time, a lost civilization, a lost language.
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Disappointed liberals lament that the run-off later this month will be a race between the Godfather and the Terminator.
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Energy Future's board then met on Sunday to approve the new bid — leaving Berkshire to lament a missed deal opportunity.
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In the process, bread aficionados lament, the quality of the average loaf has plummeted, and many traditional bakeries have closed.
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Senators, temporarily relegated to the sidelines as the House begins impeachment proceedings against President Trump, lament inaction as legislation languishes.
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He added that Handke has insisted his funeral speech was not an endorsement of Milosevic, but a lament for Yugoslavia.
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This is not a new question for Australians, being torn between love and lament for how we do Christmas here.
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The lament seems to have the ring of truth, given that not a single Republican in Congress voted for Obamacare.
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David Jolly took to the House floor on Wednesday to lament the pressures lawmakers face to raise money for reelection.
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Opponents of a national popular vote lament that presidential elections would be decided by the coasts, absent the Electoral College.
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Researchers often lament that AV companies refuse to make their data publicly available for audit, viewing it as proprietary information.
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I lament that neighborhoods lose their character and that realtors might be buying up apartments with no care about that.
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In "The Morning Show," two executives sip cocktails and lament that they'll have to put Alex "out to pasture" soon.
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This has proven a source of great anguish to (older) environmentalists, who lament that such regulations used to be bipartisan.
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"It radiates a timeliness that suggests an old-fashioned Ken Loach lament matters more than ever," IndieWire critic Eric Kohn wrote.
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I, like so many others understandably have, could lament over the fact that Black folks aren't safe in our own homes.
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Paradoxically, given the lament of melting time, we've never had such easy access to this kind of precision on the subject.
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They take heart in China's efforts since the 1970s to re-engage with the West, but lament the barriers that remain.
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The album's starting point was "When I Was His Wife," a lament on a cheating husband that Lambert was toying with.
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Now is the time, because we as black Americans have reached a point where our lament can no longer go unheeded.
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When it's all said and done, you will lament the chances you didn't take far more than you will your failures.
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It was the clip she shared, of Pearl singing the heartbreaking queer lament "It's Over, Isn't It?" that ultimately sold me.
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But she cites quality as a major concern that might hold her back from purchasing anything, a lament cited elsewhere online.
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"People like to go out on the land to feel good," says Noah Nochasak in the documentary Lament for the Land.
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Even the most ardent anti-Trump among us should lament that a political speech was canceled due to fears of violence.
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Poland Citizens are pouring into streets across Poland, protesting what some lament as the impending death of democracy in the country.
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Much has changed since Spudis' lament, but a lot hasn't: As of yet, no human being has returned to the moon.
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It's common to lament the politicization of the pardon under modern presidents, but that's a poor framework to evaluate executive mercy.
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Silence met fellow panelist Charlie Hurt's lament that fiscal conservatives in Congress were doing nothing about our $2023 trillion national debt.
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The focus of debt solutions has been the perennial lament that we have to stop spending money we do not have.
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Sometimes a town will even lament its fate publicly: "Pray for Fowler," read a sign I drove past in Fowler, Kansas.
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When all is said and done, you will lament the chances you didn't take far more than you will your failures.
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Most of her songs dissect or lament some sort of struggle, but her vocals never sound strained or even especially effortful.
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It's easy for politicians to lament the inefficiencies and supposed laziness of the federal bureaucrats, but it's not rooted in truth.
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We will continue to work hard to transform the name of our hometown, "Charlottesville," from a lament to a rallying cry.
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But applying his loser's lament to an American presidential election is a far different proposition than whining about a TV show.
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I lament that, as Democrats, we too often miss the essential, foundational step of sharing our narrative with the American people.
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States may praise the court for some of these decisions, but they will probably lament new restrictions on criminal law strategies.
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Both "New Rules" and "Dido's Lament" are in a minor key, which is a common and traditional method of conveying sadness.
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This is a crucial point that many technology pundits who lament Apple's position in the education market always seem to miss.
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In that context, the ceremonies marking McCain's passing seem sure to become more than a lament for a departed political giant.
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Ultimately, Klebold's biggest lament is that she did not truly know her son, and she feels immense guilt over her ignorance.
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"We Are Sent Here by History" is intended specifically as both a lament and an embrace of the coming climate apocalypse.
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But until those results are available, Mr. Field-Lament said he would not comment on how Mr. Dombroski may have died.
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Moving through the melody like a lone figure through a fog, Ms. Ndegeocello lends a reticent dignity to the song's lament.
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At the end, it lingers with unaccompanied voices carrying a keening melody: a mother's lament, perhaps, for her daughter's imminent trials.
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Alongside them stands Maggie, who can do nothing but lament "the cost," a universal umbrella term for everything precious they've lost.
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It is both a happy and tragic place: a simultaneous celebration of loved ones' lives and a lament for their loss.
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Some politicians and pundits lament the instability and, even without medical degrees, feel no compunction about publicly diagnosing various mental maladies.
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Nadal's return tactics are one more sign that the modern game is not as homogenized as its critics like to lament.
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But as Mr. Macri seeks re-election this year, Argentines increasingly lament that they are absorbing all strife and no progress.
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Midterm Outlook Democrats often lament that the House electoral playing field is stacked against them, but that's not their only problem.
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Those who lament that New York City summers are too hot, too sticky or too smelly might be missing the point.
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The lilting timbre of his name is like a lament hailed by his companions, among them, Paparazzo, a voracious press photographer.
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The irony of "The Encounter" is that it relies on state-of-the-art technology to deliver a lament against it.
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He introduced a final-act aria for Pinkerton, "Addio, fiorito asil," a remorseful lament meant to make his character more sympathetic.
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He brought a special poignancy to the Noël Coward standard "If Love Were All," a lament about the loneliness of celebrity.
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"The truth of the matter is we may never find out how he came to fall," Superintendent Sean Field-Lament said.
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It's a famous deal, among insiders, who point to it often as they lament the lost art of the horse trade.
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Ms. Rei's declamations capture its pride and its lament, while the guitarist Marc Ribot builds a blazing, dystopian billow around her.
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This makes it wrong to lament "presidential impeachment has become a weapon" parties wield against one another, as Starr did Monday.
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Many people who find the president's behavior and tenor at times divisive and confrontational lament that he is "dividing" the country.
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In one breath, Micah would lament the loss of a family the audience never got to meet or get invested in.
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In addition, our local officials lament the property damage that has occurred here, but not the grievances of the black community.
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He sang anthems of social lament and timeless wisdom, typically in Shona, Zimbabwe's predominant language, but also in English and Ndebele.
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As testaments to love go, "Spiritual Songs" is an impressive one: It's huge in scope, full of orchestrations just as urgent and climactic as "Kerou's Lament" (which also appears on the record, in a slightly different form and under the title "Lament"), complemented by the signature plaintive growl of Roberts's distinctive vocals — and the sweetness of Hoorn's.
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"Nymphes" is a lament on the death of the composer Johannes Ockeghem, parts of whose "Missa Fors Seulement" the ensemble also performed.
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"I thank Thorne for his outstanding work in the Finance Ministry and lament the decision taken by Congress," Kuczynski said on Twitter.
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However many supporters do decide to join the walkout, there won't be many pubs around for them to lament the price hike.
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The above lament, often seen without an accompanying image, brings us to the phrases and words the show added to the vernacular.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, recalled watching Rachel Maddow, the MSNBC host, lament Mr. Berman's and Mr. Khuzami's ties to Deutsche Bank.
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Reginald Walton said that he wanted to give people a space to "lament" and understand what happened in Charlottesville, the Republic reported.
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Elisabeth Higgins O'Connor's "blame/thirst" and "lullaby lament" (both from 2017) are monumental and mystifying interpretations of the well-worn golem mythos.
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The senators who now lament having called for Franken's resignation appear to be trying to have their cake and eat it, too.
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Critics—most vocally, some German MEPs—lament the splurge of public money: Europe's new rules, after all, are supposed to discourage that.
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But Mr Gilliam's fans will lament the almost complete absence of his usual flights of fancy and darkly spectacular handmade special effects.
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This author's book may be primarily a lament for the discontinued shuttle program, but it's also a love letter to space science.
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"I lament the stance of @netanyahu with respect to the wall," Eruviel Ávila, governor of the state of Mexico, tweeted on Monday.
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Chances are there are at least a few people in your life who regularly lament the fact that they don't cook enough.
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Even now, it is fiercely alive—a one man serio-comic farrago of sexual transgression, psychic pain, metaphysical horror and cultural lament.
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This caused some fans to lament that homophobia was the root of the omission, but Wood assured them that's not the cast.
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IN THESE potty-mouthed times, when certain world leaders sling profanity about with abandon, many observers naturally lament the debasement of speech.
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Like everyone at Airbus, he will lament the crashes of Boeing's 23 MAX aircraft in Ethiopia and Indonesia, which killed 346 people.
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"They're blocking Telegram because we created life here: we joke, lament, laugh, reflect, and discuss," wrote a popular Telegram channel called Stalingulag.
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Twitter was quick to cry "autotune" on the clip — and lament the fact that no, it seems Emma Watson is not infallible.
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I can't tell you the number of times I've heard friends lament how difficult it is to find a decent calendar app.
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Talk to just about anybody who's worked in TV comedy long enough, and they'll lament one thing above all else: running time.
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"A lot of stuff culturally has been cleaned up," he says with a bittersweet sense of lament for his old stomping grounds.
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In the deaths of figures such as George H.W. Bush there's another opportunity to prize the civility we lament as having passed.
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China is notorious for its IP theft and for what many foreign investors and U.S. manufacturers lament as restrictive and discriminatory policies.
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It went on to lament the slowness of enacting provisions that the United Nations Security Council had called for in February 2015.
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Residents gave the park the unofficial title of the "noisiest park in the world" — a boast for some, a lament for others.
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A former Methodist preacher turned lawmaker took to the House floor on Tuesday to lament the state of the presidential campaign. Rep.
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But when it comes to Africa's dearth of tour-level players, the "lack of resources" lament boils down to access to competition.
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Even the characters who die won't go away in this fiercely felt lament for a neighborhood and a youth that never was.
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But after World War II, as Fishkin and Forbath lament, the argument for self-rule on the distributionist constitutional model lost steam.
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When that technology becomes widely adopted — some say this will happen in two years; others say 20 — many will lament the negatives.
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It's not so much that I lament it, because I grieve it, and there's a grieving process that ends up with acceptance.
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Here, there is no trace of seduction, for their sole purpose is to mourn, lament, and act as apotropaic charms over tombs.
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Soon, the almost unbearable beauty and sorrow of "Whistle," which among other things reads as a prayerful lament for Emmett Till, arrives.
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"Sail On" is a lonely-loadout lament fit for a mid-70s Jackson Browne album; the 1977 smash "Easy" was pure country.
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Mr. Field-Lament clarified that Mr. Dombroski was not joined by family members at the bar, contrary to an earlier police statement.
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"Any elections expert will tell you that it's probably the worst voting system for broader representation," Drutman told me, echoing Hamlin's lament.
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The lament of the title is now part of the vernacular, and expresses our frustration when faced with useless overabundance of content.
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Three billion people will lionize them if they succeed; lament (or mourn) them if they fail; mock them if they screw up.
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In a few years, the United States government will lament the dominance of China's green technology, perfected on its own home turf.
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The soprano Jolle Greenleaf, with remarkable lack of vibrato, conveyed the emotion in the deeply poignant "Lamento della ninfa" ("A Nymph's Lament").
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Here is the great Italian soprano Anna Caterina Antonacci in a gripping semi-staged performance of the lament from Amsterdam in 220.
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In this video op-ed, four conservative teachers lament the conditions in their classrooms and, in turn, wrestle with their political beliefs.
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And they lament that Kratochvilova has essentially given her whole life to a sport that may soon turn its back on her.
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A lament should be mostly improvised, with some basic lyrics built around a simple descending melodic phrase of four or five notes.
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In his 1985 mourner's lament, "Kern River," Mr. Haggard famously describes meeting and then losing his best friend in its treacherous waters.
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" The president went on to lament the plight of Jeffrey Lord, his stalwart on-air defender on CNN, saying: "Poor Jeffrey Lord.
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PETER WILSONProfessor of the history of warUniversity of Oxford Recently retired after 48 years of teaching history, I concur with Bagehot's lament.
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New strength in the lower reaches of her voice anchored "Addio del passato," the final-act lament of the doomed courtesan Violetta.
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It's not unusual, of course, to hear those who savor sports as an enjoyable escape from their daily cares lament such coverage.
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JON CARAMANICA The punch-drunk frustration here comes first as an ambiguous lament, then a clear renunciation of — who else — the president.
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When the men learn that their partner is pregnant, they don't panic, or lament all the freedom they are going to miss.
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You can lament the death of the transitional sentence if you like; I'd say you should expect much more work like this.
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The hard-hitting Basilashvili, meanwhile, could only lament failing to convert any of his 10 break point opportunities in the second set.
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The death prompted Ruben Diaz, the Bronx borough president, to lament the city's centuries-old efforts to curtail its persistent rat population.
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But before we go, let us lament, once again, the fact that this sort of warning and intervention is necessary at all.
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But he also gave voice to a lament about the loneliness of being black in a profession marked by extraordinary racial imbalance.
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For its first 25 seconds, "Old Town Road" could be any other rural lament, a lonely howl delivered over a plucked ukulele.
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Built up with a rhythm box, "Over You" continues his lament on a troubled relationship—perhaps with the band as much as women.
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A few years ago, Leslie Jones went on Twitter to lament that no one wanted to dress her for the premiere of Ghostbusters.
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The Lip Sync Battle personality also explained that unlike others who lament about the pains of carrying a child, she likes being pregnant.
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And the poem became less a poem about hope and being together and it was more a poem of warning, and a lament.
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Local journalists lament that they have no access to her and that she communicates mainly through the propaganda machine created by the army.
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Still, even as Republicans lament the process of the impeachment inquiry, some have expressed concerns at the allegations being leveled behind closed doors.
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Who knew we'd reach a day where we'd lament all the cheap Claire's hoop earrings we were once so quick to toss out?
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"I lament that I could be an uncomfortable person for Mr. Trump, but that's how things were," Machado said in the phone call.
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It was to meet with far-right Hungarian autocrat Viktor Orbán to lament the "continuously growing Muslim populations" in both of their countries.
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It is hard to imagine a woman going to such lengths to lament the loss of a supremacy that she never truly had.
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In the midst of her despondency, she turns to her friend Billy Wallace to lament her loneliness, and he responds with a proposition.
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Here's the backstory: U.S. corporations have a 35 percent statutory tax rate, which they frequently lament as the largest in the industrialized world.
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But whereas "Peak TV" used to mean an abundance of quality, now it's more of a lament for an over abundance of quantity.
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"Sad," he tweeted, invoking the familiar Trump lament, that the president had complicated the legal defense of his travel ban with impolitic comments.
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That's why I'm worried about Emily and Aria, who are cracking under the pressure of the insane Liar's Lament game before everyone else.
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Campbell's triumphant rendition of this Jimmy Webb-penned soldier's lament, released during the height of Vietnam, further reflected the singer's ambivalence about war.
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One photo shows the Liars huddled around a table with what appears to be a game called Liar's Lament laid out (meta, much?).
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They detest the Dodd-Frank Act, which regulates banks, and lament the rulemaking of the Department of Labour and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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What the public most fondly remembered of him, a gentle chanson triste for piano called "Farewell to Stromness", was another anti-mining lament.
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Ms. Lash composed "Music for Eight Lungs" (inspired by Purcell's "Dido's Lament") for Loadbang, a quartet featuring baritone, trumpet, trombone and bass clarinet.
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Beyond his lament about the country's political environment, Obama also stressed the importance of the US remaining a leader on the world stage.
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On Monday, Brazilians took to Twitter to lament the loss of WhatsApp, which is used there as much by professionals as by students.
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This newspaper sees much to lament in this vote—and a danger that Britain will become more closed, more isolated and less dynamic.
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"As a Mexican, I lament that President Peña allowed himself to be subjugated by President Donald Trump in the phone call," he said.
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Republicans have expressed confidence that Kavanaugh will be confirmed, even as they lament what they say is a political smear campaign by Democrats.
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The music, composed by Thom Yorke, of Radiohead, includes a keening lament, and, in every corner of the movie, the past leaks in.
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Two decades ago, it's doubtful a male character would have uttered such a lament on television unless it was played for straight laughs.
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There he is delighted by the sudden reappearance of the androgynous youth, who sings a lament for the vanished gardens of Moorish Spain.
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The lament that high-end hotels are beginning to look the same — the globalization of interior design — cannot be applied to G-Rough.
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Thus, although we may lament forgetting experiences, ultimately such a process enables us to adapt flexibly to the world in which we live.
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Teigen's joke comes just days after she admitted that unlike others who lament about the pains of pregnancy, she actually likes being pregnant.
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Instead, frustration and lament are what the Knicks' owner, James L. Dolan, continues to offer and what the Knicks' fans continue to buy.
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T. (Extraterrestrial)" to lament, "Man it kills me / Taking that life is like taking a shit / Hit or miss, niggas are playing God.
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Jenner took to Snapchat earlier the very same day to lament the damage constant dying has done to her still-luscious-looking locks.
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She denigrates citizens who lament the damage the Clintons wreak on faith in our institutions and the ties that bind our nation together.
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One also has to lament the new administration's seeming disdain for the multilateral lending institutions and for the need for international financial cooperation.
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Yet many who knew the slain soldier now lament that Sergeant Johnson's story has gotten lost amid the flurry of criticism and accusations.
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His latest album, "Parking Lot Symphony," has a strand of melancholic lament that runs through it, putting it in line with the times.
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"Gonna Write Me a Letter," written by the Appalachian folk singer Ola Belle Reed, is a lament for a sailor away at sea.
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On March 30, literary agent Erik Hane wrote a lament about the way Donald Trump's presidency loomed over the drafts crossing his desk.
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Then comes a disappearance, an electroacoustic passage that sounds like the hum of radioactive rubble, and ultimately a return to that original lament.
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"Mother's Lament" captures six different video frames and features a woman in a double-layered veil and abaya, her face tight with anguish.
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Longtime residents also lament the mall-ification of Broadway, which now has a Bloomingdale's Outlet, a Barney's, a Lululemon and a Trader Joe's.
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Arizona Senator Jeff Flake's "Conscience of a Conservative" is the lament of a NeverTrump politician for his party's loss of principle and honor.
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Two concerts — by Juilliard503 and Opera Lafayette — presented the superb "Lamento Della Ninfa," a maiden's lament at the loss of her deceitful lover.
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For those of us who lament the ascendancy of our current president, we have had to learn how to love ourselves once again.
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It's a longstanding New York pastime to lament this phenomenon to which it seems like all of our most beloved haunts fall victim.
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"Best of Enemies" can be read as a lament for a world in which mutually assured destruction brought a strange kind of stability.
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Many women's advocates lament a lack of exemplary punishments for the perpetrators of abuse in a country where 22,000 women live in shelters.
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As the nation's presidential candidates lament the outsourcing of manufacturing jobs, the personal care products industry is a bright example of the alternative.
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Unlike Colin Stetson, a more famous solo baritone player, he's not emphasizing the physical demands of his approach, or suggesting some postindustrial lament.
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While the weak-kneed undoubtedly will lament the horrors of such a terrible death, it is doubtful Soleimani even knew what hit him.
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Opinion Columnist This is a lament for the landline, a rhapsody for its dial tone, a hymn to the way it connected people.
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I say this not to lament the lost art of American ironworking, but to demonstrate the very real and vibrant community around wilderness.
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A common lament of our time is that our culture has become too safe, and that no one can say anything provocative anymore.
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Meanwhile, investors lament what they call China's unfair trading practices — which include forced technology transfers, disproportionately limited market access and preferential state subsidies.
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That led The Washington Post editorial page to lament that Ryan failed to "confront the chief threat" to reasoned debate in the GOP.
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CNBC heard one guest lament that the next thing Democrats are going to do is blame Republican nominees for being pedophiles in kindergarten.
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But even as hedge funds lament some deep losses, they note that in many instances hedge funds performed relatively better than other investments.
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One sonnet from the book, "We Own the Alternative," is in the voice of a woman who acknowledges age but refuses to lament.
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One sonnet from the book, "We Own the Alternative," is in the voice of a woman who acknowledges age but refuses to lament.
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His corrosive images and scenes of absurdity never soften to concede the presence of a lament, but it is there all the same.
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A common lament among pharmaceutical executives has been that without enough profit from one drug, companies can't afford to make the next one.
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In fact, "the cost of every triumph is usually a lament," the artist remarked in one of the receptions to celebrate his work.
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Police complain about the amount of time they spend doing paperwork; others lament how hard it is to get accurate data from police departments.
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Teigen's funny comment comes just days after she admitted that unlike others who lament about the pains of pregnancy, she actually likes being pregnant.
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Museums should build on this understanding, and expand value at the local level, more so than we should lament flagging attendance at larger institutions.
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Yet it is not only Americans who lament the impetuousness of Mr Duterte's tilt to China: many Filipinos, including senior officials, are worried sick.
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All around al-Aqsa, they lament, right-wing Jews financed by foreign donors are buying up Arab houses above while conducting archaeological digs below.
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IN A CLOSING pitch to voters in Milford, rural New Jersey, Leonard Lance offered a definition of his party that sounded like a lament.
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While many say they are glad the abandoned houses came down, they lament the lack of a plan for what would fill their place.
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Their main reference group is their parents' generation, and by that standard they have little to look forward to and a lot to lament.
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For seven seasons on the Real Housewives of Atlanta, viewers heard Kenya Moore lament about her desire to start a family of her own.
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"I'd be a bit wary of piping the last lament," says Robin Watson, boss of Wood Group, a big Aberdeen-based oil-services firm.
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Although few will lament the old Beats platform, it was the beginning of the music streaming culling that's led to Rdio's demise as well.
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In Catholic and Irish-nationalist parts of Belfast murals lament the sufferings of civilians in Gaza and proclaim support for hunger-striking Palestinian prisoners.
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The titles give a flavour: "The Tooth of Crime"; "Buried Child"; "The Sad Lament of Pecos Bill on the Eve of Killing His Wife".
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While the Democratic House anguished over articles of impeachment and wasted time on showboat-y oversight hearings, Trump could lament their obstruction and radicalism.
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After the jolt of Brexit, John Lanchester began his 5,000-word lament in the London Review of Books with a primer on the concept.
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For the finale, Cowgill loops back into more reassuringly familiar territory, warbling through "Shine Your Light," a subdued broken-heart ballad-cum-sinner's lament.
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A.D.'s latest present "Liars Lament" looks amazing, even though I definitely don't want the murderous stalker and treacherous obstacles that go with it.
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If anything, that's what the board game, Liars Lament, represents — how far technology has come and how that's increased the stakes of the game.
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But scholars and the painter's descendants lament she has been reduced to a set of distinctive physical features that often overshadows her actual work.
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In chapter 2, "Proletarians and Communists", Marx responds to objections from communism's critics who lament the abolition of a number of sacred capitalist values.
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Iran-minded fund managers, jubilant a year ago when an outline of the nuclear deal was first settled, now lament the lack of business.
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Though it failed to chart when released as a single, its commercial disappointment failed to dampen Costello's ardor for the mournful, minor key lament.
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THERE is a common lament that the distance between the front and the back of a passenger aircraft is growing ever wider, metaphorically speaking.
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It's impossible when evaluating Ntilikina and Smith not to recall, or lament, their presence in New York as a result of trademark management misadventure.
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Rivers did briefly lament that George had yet to engage in any meaningful practicing with the Clippers' other projected starters, but he stopped there.
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While servicing nuclear stations will continue to be profitable, Toshiba's Senior Executive Vice President Yasuo Naruke on Thursday offered a lament to angry shareholders.
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The girls are all back together for the first time since they walked away from Liar's Lament because it's Ezra and Aria's wedding weekend.
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The most passionate lament of the Arab Spring was nepotism, and the primary demand of protestors was the decoupling of political and economic power.
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Chinese workers have been using Microsoft-owned Github, an open-source website that allows programmers to collaborate on code, to lament their "996" schedules.
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And we'll start to learn whether Justice Thomas's lament is the song of this season or the beginning of a long cry of anguish.
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And in New York, the open-water trout season begins April 1, leading one eager fisherman from Glen Falls to lament the imperfect conditions.
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In the interview, CBS News's Jeff Glor asked Trump what he considers his biggest foe globally, prompting Trump to lament the EU's trade policies.
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"Try to put that all behind you," you'll want to encourage these two, tenderly, as they lament their lives and pine for their youths.
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When critics and cinephiles lament the demise of low-budget filmmaking, they're almost always talking about projects that cost many times more than Reichardt's.
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But he repeated his longstanding lament that the member states rely too heavily on the U.S. military and should continue to boost military spending.
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His probing mind works in his favor: He's virtuosic in picking apart a weak lament about poetry from a 2013 issue of Harper's Magazine.
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At times, it seems to be an argument against autobiography, as well as a lament about the impossibility of actually communicating with an audience.
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In a few minutes, across the way on the main stage, James Murphy will lament losing his edge, losing his New York, losing mind.
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You can lament the introduction of the replay all you want, but it certainly provides a window into the prettier aspects of the game.
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Traders, as they do, lament that last year was better — instability throughout the Middle East has left fewer buyers for the higher-priced bling.
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In fact, one could read "The Perplexed" as an early adopter's lament for discretion as a form of defense, a shield against cancel culture.
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Ms. Barrett said that she and the house's prior owner, with whom she remains friendly, "sort of lament a little bit" what has transpired.
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Take the conservative columnist Michael Gerson: In a recent story for The Atlantic, he wrote a heartfelt lament for the evangelicalism of his youth.
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Asked if Mr. Dombroski, of Media, Pa., might have been pushed, Mr. Field-Lament said there was nothing to indicate that he had been.
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" When President Trump rolled back regulations on predatory payday lenders, Carlson ignored the move altogether, choosing instead to lament Democrats' focus on "identity politics.
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Why lament the passage of time rather than celebrate it when you've got all the time in the world stretched out ahead of you?
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And given that Orpheus is heard to lament the "cold and dark" world aboveground, are things really that much worse in the realm below?
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Fans took to social media to lament his death, which some said should serve to highlight what a major threat the coronavirus actually is.
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In January, Björn Höcke, the AfD leader, voiced a similar lament in a speech at a beer hall in Dresden, and much more caustically.
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These two women lament that they have been holding the line for decades against a Republican Party that refuses to consider pro-choice policies.
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Carville's lament distills a concern among the Democratic Party's establishment: Will ideological purity and playing to the base cost the Democrats victory in November?
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The clock showed all zeros and both teams milled around on the field not knowing whether to celebrate a win or lament a loss.
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The afternoon high of seventy-three was warm enough to unstitch a few loose strands of sweat and make him lament the Saxony tweed.
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When we don our smoking jackets in our secret lair, we lament the dearth of wagons (but celebrate that few of us actually smoke).
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"Let's Elect Hillary Now," was the title of one conservative lament about the popularity of supposedly unelectable Republicans, written toward the end of 2015.
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Though local residents lament that cafes, restaurants and small businesses have begun to replace artists' studios, the district retains its original architecture and charm.
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He looks at himself in the shaving mirror and thinks, "Life is not a fucking joke," a lament that is repeated throughout the story.
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Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates used to lament that the military had more musicians in its marching bands than the State Department had diplomats.
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Oil buyers typically lament rising prices, but van Beurden says $80 oil is not "unreasonable" and could benefit the market in the long run.
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The vocalist Lara Bello's new album, "Sikame," draws on flamenco, Latin American folk and North African music, often landing somewhere between lament and reverie.
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And they lament that Democrats lack a prominent voice who is providing anything like the kind of sustained bombast coming from the Republican side.
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Police leaders were quick to lament that much of it would be absorbed by the forces' growing pension obligations, rather than adding more officers.
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Like the original, this Betty does not lament her looks, and the story is pushed forward to be about existing in two different worlds.
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The Bible is full of honest lament about suffering, beginning with the Book of Job and including Jesus' cry of abandonment on the cross.
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He responded that all fraud was bad and pivoted into his self-pitying, delusional lament about an epidemic of illegal voting by undocumented immigrants.
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Overall, "we never went to church" conveys a poetic tone somewhere between an elegy and a lament, suggesting a grief-stricken search for clarity.
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During periods when she didn't have the fresh ingredients on hand, she used canned chiles from the store but would lament their lack of flavor.
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Johnson's response prompted many in the "Star Wars" fandom community who disliked his installment in the franchise to lament him bashing people critiquing the film.
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Chiarelli isn't allowed to lament a lack of cap space in the coming years when he overpaid by about $2 million per season for Draisaitl.
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What they lament the most is that they should have saved more money before buying and that they should have shopped around for a mortgage.
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His second shot, with a six-iron from 205 yards, cleared the water but rolled back in, leaving Garcia to lament a game of inches.
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They lament the growing enthusiasm among Chinese for Western celebrations such as Christmas—in December cities across China are bedecked with Santas and snowflake decorations.
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Climate change activists lament the use of route however, because fear it will spoil pristine environments while encouraging shipping, a contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.
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Activists have erected 30-odd statues to lament the suffering of the comfort women, including one near the Japanese embassy in Seoul, South Korea's capital.
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Activists lament how the moves by Sadr - one of the last figures in the political establishment whose supporters once helped them - have weakened their numbers.
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Austria won with a bearded drag queen, Portugal with a ballad sung in Portuguese, Ukraine with a lament for the historical expulsion of the Tartars.
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Displaced Sunnis lament the levelling of the old cities of Mosul and Raqqa, and say Tal Afar was spared only because it has many Shias.
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For most, it might result in a moment of self-loathing followed by a speedy — if ironic — status update to lament society's growing tech addiction.
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And wasn't that, after all, the premise upon which the 2013 film "La Grande Bellezza" spun out its Fellini-Lite lament for a bygone world?
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Let's also lament that MTV wasn't more patient with Sweet/Vicious, an action-comedy about anti-campus-rape vigilantes that's now more timely than ever.
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That lament is very familiar: it's the same one from the film and music industries, whose physical sales have been massively impacted by streamed services.
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And I kind of openly lament that to him, but he understands the math of when he feels like directors start falling off their game.
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I repent, I lament, I bewail, I am remorseful, and honestly intend to sacrifice any future chicken curry pancakes that may lie in my path.
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But if all we do is wring our hands and lament conflict, this will happen again, and there will be more officers on funeral detail.
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While pundits lament how quick the general public is to fall into "cancel culture," it's rare to find someone who actually stays in canceled jail.
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Los Angeles duo DIVORCE today shared "Tea Lizard's Lament," the frantic first single off their forthcoming debut EP Jet Fuel on NY imprint Sweat Equity.
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We lament what has been lost, but remember fondly the pleasure it once gave us, and somehow prepare ourselves by doing so to move on.
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They also lament poor government services and slow reconstruction in areas such as Tikrit, Falluja and Mosul that were devastated in the battle against ISIS.
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And no one will shed a tear for the lack of a celebratory mood at the Kodak; there are bigger, more important lackings to lament.
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The poem isn't a lament for a lost paradise but an indictment of the idea that some places on earth are more holy than others.
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In the Larghetto, sometimes nicknamed "Indian Lament," Mr. Hoopes used tasteful slides to imbue the melody with a vocal quality of great sweetness and nobility.
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On this anniversary, though, rather than lament the loss, it's time for Congress to step up, amend the VRA, and restore the landmark law's promise.
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Believing a (probably fabricated) story that the Maharishi had hit on fellow pupil Mia Farrow, he wrote a lament that originally began with unprintable lyrics.
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Who Killed My Father tells the story—part lament, part searing polemic—of a tough guy reduced to something like a state of living death.
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RELATED: GOP targets 10 key midterm states ahead of SCOTUS confirmation battle Some lament the issue isn't missed time off, but missed time with constituents.
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When I talk to clinicians in reporting, they sometimes lament how their time with patients is so limited to just a few hours of appointment.
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State Department officials, Syrian antigovernment activists, Mr. Assad's supporters and Syrian opposition negotiators all reacted with disbelief, not sure whether to lament, celebrate or laugh.
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Superchunk: What a Time to Be Alive (Merge) Call the most affecting political album of our brutally politicized era the lament of the slack motherfucker.
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Both lament that newer releases moving towards being a free, off-brand alternative to the Adobe suites has lessened the creative value of the program.
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Rather than lament the pervasive influence of money on contemporary art, "The Price of Everything" examines the relationship between commerce and aesthetics from different angles.
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But mostly he raised eyebrows, sky high, with a lament that his wife, Chirlane McCray, isn't allowed to collect a paycheck on the taxpayer's dime.
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Hardcore supporters of Trump and his global peers are not the people profiled endlessly in the Rust Belt, who lament the loss of factory jobs.
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Asked whether Mr. Dombroski might have been impaired because of medication, Mr. Field-Lament said that those details would be part of the continuing investigation.
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Phallically placed between two soldier boots, Lucas uses the light as a ghostly symbol, a mournful lament of how masculinity can often beget unneeded belligerence.
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The Flames have had little else to lament this season, posting the best record (33-13-5) and goal differential (+113) in the Western Conference.
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But, as Democrats accurately lament, the party out of power has never had such a limited set of options to defeat the other side's incumbents.
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In the wake of that eerie interlude, Venables's cello score, which has leaned on nervously skittering textures, takes a wrenching turn into neo-Baroque lament.
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It makes it very expensive even to hire short-term employees, and almost every small-business owner in France is apt to lament those costs.
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The "endless war" lament, of course, really reflects America's frustratingly long military interventions in Afghanistan (since late 2628) and Iraq (on and off since 28500).
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There's also a spiritual reason to lament Christian divisions, said Will Willimon, a bishop in the United Methodist Church and theologian at Duke Divinity School.
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Even in his farewell speech from the Senate, Hollings managed to lament the demise of the Senate drunk, saying lawmakers were all too busy nowadays.
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They struck less militant, more nuanced notes, as the veteran Democratic strategist James Carville observed a few days ago in a lament about Sanders's rise.
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In no way is this lament for the era of elites and backroom bosses vetting candidates, or press barons singularly framing issues or anointing presidents.
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The final product here leaves plenty to lament, from unconvincing approximations of wintry landscapes to a bumpy narrative that struggles to balance danger and sentimentality.
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We lament partisanship, and we pine for a lost age when Democrats and Republicans went out for drinks after a long day on Capitol Hill.
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"It's usually one conversation and that's it," said Mr. Zhao, a widower since 250, in a lament familiar to frustrated singles no matter their age.
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Lute went on to lament the deaths of U.S. military personnel that he blamed on bureaucratic entanglements between the State Department, the Pentagon and Congress.
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Spend some time thinking about why things didn't work out, give yourself space to lament the end, then move on and start reshaping the narrative.
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The trend is kind of a no-brainer considering how many people lament about not being able to eat cookie dough when they're baking cookies.
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But her traditional Portuguese mom and dad criticize her for dressing like a "punk druggie" and lament that she has cut off her long hair.
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During numerous interviews after the Trump Tower meeting was revealed, Donald Trump Jr. seemed to lament that the meeting turned out to be a bust.
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Mr. Silverstein, who died in 1999, wrote "Sylvia's Mother," a lament about a pay-phone call that in 1972 became the group's first big hit.
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This is called the nuclear option and the threat of it being deployed has caused many observers to lament the hyper-partisanship of contemporary politics.
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This bear has a hobby and will not quit, no matter how many onlookers lament the reality of bears taking over the streets of Siberia.
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Many Democrats, and many Republicans, lament that GOP elites have completely lost control of their primaries, giving us not only Donald Trump but Judge Roy Moore.
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A simple search of X's name on Twitter will bring up an assortment of tweets that lament loving XXXTentacion's music while feeling guilty for doing so.
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The United States, which was not a co-sponsor of the conference, was barely mentioned except to lament how President Donald Trump often disparages the press.
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Then there would be the "Cubed Cheese Cha-Cha" where a stomach flu ridden Emily would lament about her dieting woes while doing the cha-cha.
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Square Octagon Circle does not lament the loss of a final, decisive message or fantasize about the old world, which makes itself felt beneath the new.
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After my grandmother cried about Princess Diana's passing, she walked to the phone and called each of her daughters and friends, one by one, to lament.
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This attitude is exemplified by "Thank U, Next"—don't lament one relationship thread when it's sewn into the sprawling, rich, and beautiful tapestry of your life!
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The lament is heard again and again from employers across the state, as the presidential caucuses on Monday are shining an intense national spotlight on Iowa.
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They also seem to lament how they initially played BoJack's sexual encounter with Sarah Lynn as a gag, and questions the cultural norms they were reinforcing.
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A different soundtrack than the bombastic ones from my European battles accompanied this engagement: Instead of drums and horns, there was only a lonely, solo lament.
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I'm afraid of what a repair will cost... I lament to a friend, and then we talk about her upcoming visit to NYC in a month.
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Sonically, they're far more Oathbreaker than Anti Cimex, but songs like "Sisyphus' Lament" show off a good solid whack of crust amidst the more atmospheric moments.
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And while fans will lament the show's end, HBO officials will have their own cause to shed a few tears when their "Game" is finally over.
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Renzi's PD critics say he has dragged the traditionally left-leaning party to the right and lament what they say is his autocratic, domineering leadership style.
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We might listen to and lament the horrific stories being shared, and also wonder: Whom, exactly, are we reminding that women are treated as second class?
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The evening's most compelling moment was her rendition of the French songwriter Leo Ferre's "Avec le temps," an anguished lament about the ultimate disappearance of everything.
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The country's collapse disillusioned liberals who once romanticized Maduro's mentor, former President Hugo Chávez, but who now lament the humanitarian crisis and Maduro's human rights abuses.
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They also lament poor government services and slow reconstruction in areas such as Tikrit, Falluja and Mosul, places that were ravaged in the fighting against ISIS.
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"There are certain tragic dimensions which we all lament," Mr. Starr said in a panel discussion on the presidency at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
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But a reader from New York City, Joseph Swartz, said the president could lament the damage caused by the atomic bombs without apologizing for their use.
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At the end Arca sings "Sin Rumbo" ("Aimlessly"), a glacial lament awash in loss and desolation; then there are the sounds of fireworks, louder and louder.
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She and other voters lament the lack of emphasis on national policy issues in this contest, saying it instead is focused on localized interests and clientelism.
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But one bad hole on Saturday, a triple-bogey at the 12th had effectively ended his hopes, leaving him to lament on what might have been.
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Every new lament about the end of the republic, every column about the collapse of civilization, every new novel of doom: these are its answering thunder.
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Having (briefly) forgotten its stain-resistant properties, I was quick to lament my clumsiness, convinced that I had ruined an otherwise perfectly good piece of clothing.
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In Foreskin's Lament, Shalom Auslander's disturbingly funny memoir on leaving the Orthodox Jewish community, he grapples with the prospect of circumcising his as-yet-unborn son.
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The tune was "Cansados Pies" ("Tired Feet"), a poetic lament about the end of life that features a three-beat tonada rhythm heard across the Andes.
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A. ROSS HILL Brooklyn To the Editor: David Brooks's lament about Hillary Clinton's loss of her 1960s idealism all too easily fits into his conservative worldview.
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The New York City restaurateur's perennial lament — that staying afloat is tougher here than anywhere else in the country — grows louder each time another restaurant closes.
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Clinton would have prevailed had she adopted a more muscular pro-worker message, union leaders lament, more like Bernie Sanders's message attacking trade deals and inequality.
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His voice-over proceeds from an initial optimism that the world might become one, to observations about aging and technology that seem more like a lament.
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Detractors lament Mr. Pollini's loss of dexterity and technical accomplishment in his eighth decade, but they tend to think that precision is all he ever had.
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" Trump, Wehner writes in "The Death of Politics," his lament for the state of our civic discourse, "embodies a Nietzschean morality rather than a Christian one.
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Already, nurses and doctors lament that paperwork often winds up forgotten in a drawer, a safe deposit box or a lawyer's office, unavailable in a crisis.
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It was a work — ridiculous and profound, close to but not quite a punch line or a philosophical lament — that was worthy of the artist himself.
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"They had faces then," says Norma Desmond, the silent-film star burning out in "Sunset Boulevard," a tragic lament for a more gorgeous time gone by.
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The proliferation of female candidates, several of whom are running for the first time, has excited observers who lament the still-gaping gender gap in politics.
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His 1887 play, "The Father," written as a response to Ibsen's feminist "A Doll's House," is a rancor-filled lament for the loss of male authority.
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" It was just a matter of time, he went on to lament, that the counsel of Scripture was replaced with "the call for abortion on demand.
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So as much as they might lament polarization or despise this or that politician, they aren't willing to roll up their sleeves and build political power.
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When in distress with cancer and its treatments, I think of Shakespeare "in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes" and all alone lament my downcast state.
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Slightly embarrassed about carrying around a drug associated with naughty high school students, the older women would lament that they had nowhere to stash their drugs.
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Mr. Meador's book is a lament for the alienated modern worker: "When efficiency and profitability become the only thing, they pervert everything they touch," he writes.
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I visited ghostly Russian factory towns, where drunk and lonely people would lament the loss of their jobs, their identities and their place in the world.
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This powerful singing actress adds unusual intensity to her plaintive "Song to the Moon," Rusalka's famed lament, suggesting the character's defiant side more than most sopranos.
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"Life was impossible, but was endured," he writes in "Recess," capturing the exile's lament, the alienation of deracination, of living an arm's length away from oneself.
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The novel is wildly enjoyable (as well as, finally, full of lament), in part because Bolaño, despite all the game-playing, has a worldly, literal sensibility.
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But neither Herschel's lament nor Popova's musings are in any way deepened by Feynman's story, which only seems to throw off the book's center of gravity.
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There's nary a wasted breath before the closer "Lament" barrels in with its bottom-heavy groove and chugging guitars lending hefty closure to its discordant predecessors.
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It is a dreamlike film that feels like a bittersweet lament, a wish that man could know the world more fully in the time he's allotted.
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DOHA (Reuters) - A 24-year-old jazz fan from Qatar, Hanan al-Kaabi did not lament the closure this summer of the Gulf state's only jazz club.
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" Hometown son Kanye West, one of many Chi-town rappers to lament the city's violence, has rhymed, "I'm from the murder capital where they murder for capital.
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In private conversations, some North Koreans quietly lament the shortcomings of their system: It's too bureaucratic, takes too long to get things done, is disorganized, they say.
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As the authors lament, that diverges sadly from the ideal of common humanity that informed both the civil-rights movement and, later, the drive for gay equality.
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The "or, or, or" is a recognizable lament for anyone who takes up the fight between self and others, art and life, the quotidian and the transcendent.
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O came up in a time and with a group of men who were very bored by their surroundings and wanted to lament or unpack that discontent.
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Alongside Brecht's lines, the images become an uncanny indictment of American conduct in these recent wars, but also a lament about the evil of war in general.
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Democrats, many of whom lament the concentration of power in Silicon Valley, are calling on Facebook to exercise even more control by making decisions about political speech.
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And what we do is we some — sometimes have to bring people in," Trump admitted before breaking off to lament that "our country doesn't make products anymore.
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Michael Tran/FilmMagic After Leslie Jones took to Twitter to lament no designers wanted to dress her for the Ghostbusters premiere, Christian Siriano came to the rescue.
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The big bosses at the network wax nostalgic about broadcast TV then lament the inevitability of tech taking over (a richly ironic idea on an AppleTV+ show).
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He didn't lament that he had fallen under sin's sway but that by God's grace and with his family's support he hoped to earn a second chance.
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Shareholders have long quipped that the seller of Nescafé, KitKats and Purina pet food has grown stale and lament its loss of market share to fresher rivals.
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I can tell that I'm making the wrong type of effort when I start to lament my work isn't turning out the way I'd wanted it to.
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She was signed to a lucrative deal by the French luxury brand in 2012 and has, to some red carpet commentators' lament, been a proper mannequin since.
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She then jumps on a beat lifted straight from the Bee Gees stellar '70s catalog on "Because It's In the Music," another lament of a shattered relationship.
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Inevitably, after the company fails, leadership team members lament that they knew that the company was going in the wrong direction and should have spoken up sooner.
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It is perhaps also a lament to the passing of that experience, as fewer and fewer photographers—whether professionals, hobbyists, or cellphone camera users—shoot on film.
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" Deitrich described the song as "a lament and a rebuke," ending the song with lyrics "come home, you're better than this, you taught me better than this.
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Pending approval by Virgin's shareholders and federal regulators, the two airlines will merge — and the first lament for the deal came from Virgin Group founder Richard Branson.
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To Western ears, therefore, Putin's lament that the Soviet collapse was the "greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century" sounds like alarming nostalgia for the Cold War.
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Identitarianism is a lament against change made by people fortunate enough to have been granted, through the arbitrary circumstance of birth, citizenship in a wealthy liberal democracy.
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It's possible for Abrams both to lament the voter suppression that occurred -- while pledging to fix it -- and still recognize Kemp as the legitimate winner this year.
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Some major Jewish groups lament that Trump's efforts to roil the debate surrounding Omar could threaten bipartisan support for Israel and the Jewish community as a whole.
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That is the real story about the lament of the New York City mayor, and the reason that boomlet socialism is enjoying a surge on the left.
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When some American soccer fans lament how the U.S. has never won a World Cup, it's always good to remind them that's just the men's World Cup.
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The texts describe, among other topics, mathematical formulas and the misdeeds of gods; poetically lament the deaths of livestock; and record regulations for taxation, divorce and prostitution.
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Tibetan Buddhists and Japanese Zen masters sat around a campfire with Hopi elders to lament the pillaging of natural resources and stress the urgency of environmental conservation.
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Today, many Muslims, including those who censor books or punish "heretics," long for that "golden age of Islam" and lament that our civilization is no longer great.
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Men in the movie lament that they can't find an intellectual woman who attracts them sexually, or a woman who turns them on and offers stimulating conversation.
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Punk London, which includes exhibitions at venues like the British Library, has drawn protests from die-hard fans, who lament the movement's co-option by mainstream culture.
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Miguel Branco's pristine sculpture Sans Titre (Licorne) (22) is a minimalist lament of the unicorn's former status as something to believe in rather than something to buy.
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While some TCKs lament the loss of a home, of stability, I feel like the perpetual state of transition taught me that one can have many homes.
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That was followed by "Middle Ground," a folklike lament by the tenor saxophonist and clarinetist Janelle Reichman, and a medley of tunes by Noriko Ueda, the bassist.
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This is not a new lament, and yet the company so far has spent more time playing a cynical game of highly-reported-on Whac-A-Mole.
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For survivors, it was both a celebration of their rebirth and a lament of a harsh reality: The violence they experienced could come to their children, too.
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In Las Vegas, the Golden Knights will always lament the call that they believe was excessive and cost them a chance to advance to the second round.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) –– about 15,000 people turned out to her rally in Seattle last weekend –– Trump took the opportunity to lament coverage of his own events.
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The video also works as something of a platform for Brown to lament "always being scrutinized" by the media for his very public history of domestic violence.
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His team would routinely offer the classic incumbent's lament — why weren't journalists ever interested in covering the myriad good things that were happening in any given week?
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As they played a lament for those killed in war, Mr. Dowling held up a large, laminated photograph showing a bloodied young woman with her foot missing.
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In a tweet, the president attacked Cohen for taping him, questioned the recording's integrity, and appeared to lament that Cohen recorded conversations with journalists and other clients.
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Purists are bound to lament that the newly refurbished Art Ensemble has so little in common with the classic five-piece outfit of the 1970s and '80s.
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Over a cohort of five horns and six strings, he sings declaratory songs of lament and militant determination, over chord changes that always resolve to a tonic.
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For now, their only answer to calamitous wildfires is shutting off power to millions of residents in advance, which residents now lament as a man-made disaster.
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Fed up with the situation, she took her lament to the street, drawing up signs with squiggly lines under a nose to draw attention to the odor.
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His theory of Obama has been embraced by Glenn Beck; InfoWars' Alex Jones brought D'Souza on his show to lament his political persecution by the Obama administration.
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Now as an adult, I understand her urge to know more about her roots and lament the fact that I don't speak the languages of my forebears.
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She went on to lament how someone who is as smart as she considers Barr to be could go down the road of racism the way she did.
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At the end of the day, women like Begam are the people who are most affected by poor healthcare in Sonagachi—but she does not lament her life.
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We sometimes lament the end of days when tinkerers like Leonardo da Vinci crafted amazing gadgets using a mix of art and mechanics, rather than today's computer code.
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And in creating their own personal chatbots, many have discovered something like friendship: a digital companion with whom to celebrate victories, lament failures, and trade weird internet memes.
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Just as we lament the shadows cast over Bill Cosby's comedy, Woody Allen's films, Michael Jackson's music, and Pablo Picasso's paintings, his skywriting is darkened by his wrongdoings.
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It's understandable why a Hillary Clinton supporter would look at the 2m more votes she won and lament that the electoral vote is what counts in American elections.
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I am well aware of the unoriginality of this lament, especially given how common it is in certain circles now to romanticize the city's grittier, graffiti-covered past.
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The more the media and political classes lament the American result, the more she will play on the arrogance and entitlement of the out-of-touch Paris elite.
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Beija-Flor, one of Rio de Janeiro's most famous samba schools, won this year's carnival competition with a lament about corruption and crime and a celebration of tolerance.
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So it is hardly surprising to hear her lament the high taxes and hiring costs of the homeland she adopted as a young asylum-seeker 27 years ago.
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But if it means you'll actually wear one while out on the water, the day it saves your life is the day you'll never lament what it cost.
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Opinions are generally split on the benefits of X-Trans; some swear by its effect on color and noise performance, others lament the impact on RAW processing workflows.
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Senators did lament the long-term ramifications of these two hugely partisan flashpoints in modern American history — the further eroding of the Senate's long-standing institutions and norms.
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I am also pretty positive A.D. has the receipt in question, and depending on how Liar's Lament ends either the police or The Liars will get that receipt.
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In a surreal – yet too real – moment on Saturday Night Live tonight, Jessica Chastain deliberately broke character as a talk show host to lament, what even matters anymore?
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Patients not taking their medications regularly, often due to high costs or inconvenience, is a constant lament of physicians and can lead to serious and expensive health complications.
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"Chained To The Rhythm" remarks on our zombification while effecting it, inviting us to cluck our tongues, lament the state of the world, and leave it at that.
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Last week Ezra and Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) learned Mona (Janel Parrish) is the mastermind behind the Liars' Lament game, and this week they run and tell the girls.
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The SpaceX and Tesla CEO goes on to lament the current state of storytelling in video games, and Altman quickly picks up that baton and runs with it.
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Registered lobbyists in Washington often lament that while their activities are heavily regulated, other professionals in the advocacy industry do similar work without any disclosure requirements at all.
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While in line, I overheard someone lament, "I thought $600 would be enough for the day ..." It sounded like it was this person's second trip to the ATM.
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But this shutdown is different: it involves a casino built by the Republican candidate for president, who took time out from the campaign trail to lament its demise.
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Colorado yielded 44 shots in Thursday's 4-3 loss to Dallas, leading coach Patrick Roy to lament the amount of pressure opponents are putting on his team's defense.
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These days, there's no shortage of cultural traditions whose demises we lament—the print industry, the hand-written letter, Polaroid film, body hair, record stores, typewriter repair shops.
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It's also a lament, one that uses Illinois to sift through history in 11 sections, including the Trail of Tears and the forced removal of the Cherokee Nation.
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Many understandably lament the death of bipartisan support in Washington for sensible environmental regulation, including the abandonment of support for market-based mechanisms to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Ball scripted the Oscar-winning suburban lament "American Beauty," then created the classic family drama "Six Feet Under" and the less-classic vampire soap "True Blood" for HBO.
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"Orders don't make it out of Zhongnanhai" — the party headquarters in Beijing — became a common lament under Mr. Hu, who handed the reins to Mr. Xi in 2012.
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But instead of the trembling knees, the internal rotation, the jumping, and angular pose of the arms that were so revolutionary in 1913, this is an unrelenting lament.
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He and Wooldridge lament that Americans are "losing the rugged pioneering spirit" that once defined them and mock the "trigger warnings" and "safe spaces" that now obsess academia.
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Even so, residents lament the lost hub, and when you mention the airport in these parts, you will often get a shrug, a grimace or a sad stare.
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As liberals and others lament Prime Minister Viktor Orban's election to a fourth term in April, we must remember one thing: Liberal democracy has never existed in Hungary.
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Mr. Maxwell's 2014 runaway hit single "Trap Queen" references trap music, known for its synthesized, complicated beats and gritty lyrics that both celebrate and lament inner-city life.
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Still, it wasn't until he read Edward Ball's "Slaves in the Family" in 1003 that he came to fully appreciate — and lament — the gravity of the city's past.
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That lament remains true for senators like Jeff Flake as it has become painfully apparent that President Trump has no appreciation for those principles or core conservative philosophies.
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On "Lonely Woman," Ornette Coleman's famous lament, she undercut the melody's climax — a startled, bent-ore high note — just barely grazing it before letting her voice fall away.
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The diminished American engagement is felt across Libya, but especially in Benghazi, where people lament the tarring of their city's image with negative portrayals of violence and terrorism.
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It's not hard to find Harlem residents who lament the influx of wealth and newcomers in a neighborhood that once held the heart of black culture in America.
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Kimmel's lament was emblematic of the fact that, in late-night comedy, 20193 was yet another year dominated by Trump's tweets, gaffes, comments, decisions, hirings, firings and foibles.
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It was overwhelming to see this Serena, in her simple Sunday dress and hat, faltering as she went down a stairway, signing the lament with anguish and anger.
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When people lament the loss of instrumental music among youth, they are not lamenting the passing of a style so much as the changed circumstances of music-making.
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Grieve and lament as Target Margin's five-hour staging of this Eugene O'Neill epic, inspired by Aeschylus' tragedies and relocated to post-Civil War America, finishes its run.
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