Hollywood is a lonely, lonely desert, especially as a woman.
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A lonely, lonely time for Carrie is about to begin.
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She made sure I was never lonely even during lonely times.
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And the world is a lonely place full of lonely people.
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Because when I brought In the Lonely Hour, I was so lonely.
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Because when I brought In the Lonely Hour, I was so lonely.
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For the international foodie: 'Lonely Planet's Ultimate Eats' by Lonely Planet Food
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It is truly lonely, and I don't mean lonely in a despondent way.
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" Onassis, she wrote, is "lonely and wants to protect me from being lonely.
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I am a lonely, lonely boy out in the far reaches of the galaxy.
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"A lonely, lonely moment," Himes said Friday when I spoke with him by telephone.
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We need lonely places, but it helps to know that they're lonely for everyone.
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" Mr. Onassis, she wrote, is "lonely and wants to protect me from being lonely.
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His is a lonely vocation, exactly as lonely as Remy's, at least at first.
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What did you read here's an ad how do you feel here's an ad are you lonely here's an ad are you lonely here's an ad are you lonely?
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Is Trevor lonely—and if so, what can be done to make him less lonely?
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Cole and his colleagues observed two main genetic differences between lonely and non-lonely people.
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They're lonely, they're like super lonely, hardworking men who don't really know which way is up.
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Two questions linger: Is he lonely because he's greedy, or is he greedy because he's lonely?
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"It was dark, and it was really lonely and, yeah, I was really lonely," Jacobs shared.
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It is my practice to divide humanity along Orbisonian lines: the lonely and the not so lonely.
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ANONYMOUS It may be lonely at the top, but it can be really lonely in the middle.
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She was lonely, and she saw kids throughout the Baltimore schools who were lonely and isolated, too.
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Miscarriage is lonely, perhaps particularly lonely when you're young and your baby was unplanned though very wanted.
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They went from places where people debated to places where lonely people are trying to feel less lonely.
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Trump isn't just lonely because he's Trump; he's lonely because his politics require him to govern that way.
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One lonely morning in a long succession of lonely mornings, I caught my husband's eye over the newspaper.
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If Taxi Driver's Travis Bickle called himself "God's lonely man" then Arthur Fleck is certainly Gotham's lonely man.
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People are lonely in England, too, though the myth of post-racialism is lonely and allyship is tired.
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Lonely women were nearly three times as likely to have died from any cause as women who didn't feel lonely, while lonely men were more than twice as likely to have died from any cause.
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Specifically, the report found that lonely workers thought about quitting their jobs twice as much as non-lonely people.
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"You can be lonely at work and absolutely not lonely in your personal or romantic life," Barsade pointed out.
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The deepest division on The Americans isn't between Americans and Soviets but between the lonely and the less lonely.
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Lonely people in a city — millions of people, but you can still be lonely as a cloud surrounded by everybody.
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They're as lonely as Frank Sinatra on some of his album covers, as lonely as Hank Williams's whip-poor-will.
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Upwards, Lonely Robot will reveal just why that robot is so lonely when it comes to Steam in Q1 2016.
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One study found that lonely people aged 50 and over were twice as likely to die as their non-lonely peers.
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Lonely Planet via Getty Images Lonely Planet via Getty Images There is nothing in the United States that compares to Luckin.
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The answer may be I feel lonely right now, and when I feel lonely, I say things like this to myself.
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The day that Florence Welch got "Always Lonely" tattooed in blocky print on her left arm, she wasn't lonely at all.
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"Being alone does not make a person lonely, but the perception of being alone is what makes one lonely," Cidambi said.
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And a lot more people are lonely than the researchers expected: 76 percent of respondents told researchers that they were lonely.
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Without Facebook, or your own social network of choice, it's very easy to not only be lonely but to actually feel lonely.
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For instance, 25% say using social media makes them feel less lonely, compared to 3% who say it makes them feel more lonely.
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Before I met you, I was not lonely, but now I'm so lonely I talk to the walls and sing to the ceiling.
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It is "The Lonely Doll," not "The Secret Life of the Lonely Doll," which is a 2004 biography of the first book's author.
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The London in Christopher Robin threatens to subsume the lonely; in Paddington 2, the block's lonely people get set up at the movie's end.
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"Diversity is an important value we champion at Lonely, and size diversity has been a goal of Lonely from the start," Morris told Refinery29.
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You can be lonely in a crowd, lonely in a marriage — or, on the other hand, content and at ease in a mountain cabin.
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"New York is a lonely, lonely, lonely city," Yossy Morales said one recent Saturday, a morning so frigid that a bicycle deliveryman outside Burger Heaven on Lexington Avenue at 62nd Street was forced to pour scalding water over his Kryptonite lock to key it open.
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The song 'Lonely Girl' is not about that period in my life, but it's another period where I was feeling a sense of being lonely.
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Some of them had been crushed by societal forces, some were lonely for their own reasons, some probably only seemed lonely and were perfectly fine.
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It's not just lonely at the top — it can be lonely at all levels of a company when you're the sole member of a group.
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For example, in one study, people who believed old age is lonely were more likely to be lonely eight years later than people who didn't.
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But as one of the pioneering researchers on loneliness, John Cacioppo, writes, lonely people are no less attractive, intelligent, or interesting than their not-lonely counterparts.
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"People who are lonely usually feel bad about themselves because they are lonely, making it harder for them to put themselves in social situations," Creswell says.
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That sense of bliss—regardless of whether she's singing with a more melancholy edge, like on "Lonely Lonely," or more freely on "Stellar"—is found throughout Heavn.
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Related: Why lonely people stay lonely It's something that Shabnam Etemadi, a psychologist at Tennessee State University, sees often in her work with immigrant and refugee communities.
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Like our own universe, spinning through the lonely open plains of time and space, the Harry Potter universe is ever-expanding, and ever-warming our lonely hearts.
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Being a single parent is lonely, of course, but even when you're married, it can be very lonely at home when your husband's at work all day.
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"More than a third of adults are chronically lonely, and 65 percent of people are seriously lonely some of the time," Dr. Nobel said in an interview.
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A survey conducted by AARP of Americans found that 2260% of people ages 230–290 were lonely, while 275% of those ages 270 and older registered as lonely.
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All of those attempts, however, suggest that a lonely person would be less lonely if he or she joined a group of people and participated in a shared event.
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" Or, more recently, "911 / Mr Lonely" and "Biking.
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Sad Cowboy has been around for a while (since July 2017, when it was created by Din M'rini) but his lonely, lonely face pops up every few months on Twitter.
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Although older people reported being less lonely than the youngest respondents, the Cigna study confirmed earlier studies that showed more than 40% of people over 65 reported being occasionally lonely.
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BRYANT & MAY: The Lonely Hour (Bantam, $28) finds Arthur Bryant (the eccentric one) and John May (the technocrat) working well past their bedtime — at the "lonely hour" of 4 a.m.
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They're not on apps to actually meet; they're on them for the ego boost, for pen pals, because they're just plain lonely but not lonely enough to leave their house.
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"To stop 'alone' from sliding into 'lonely,' start by recognizing that you are the one telling yourself that you feel lonely," suggests a Wall Street Journal article from 523 on loneliness.
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Unlike chronically lonely people, those who are situationally lonely — a good example is a first-semester college student who is removed from her friends and family — haven't sunk into learned passivity.
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Even when the study controlled for socioeconomic status and health, the lonely had higher mortality: Nearly 23 percent died within six years, compared with 14 percent of those who weren't lonely.
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For some lonely people, however, the idea of participating in a group activity provokes a terrible question: What if they went and felt even more lonely than when they are alone?
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" Tell me about your new single, "Trust My Lonely.
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Empty house, old piano, lonely man — ring any bells?
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" On the circumstances: "It was really a lonely process.
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"I'm not lonely — go away," he yelled at her.
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" She continues, "Being alone doesn't mean you are lonely.
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In 2013 Britain's Office for National Statistics (ONS), by dint of asking a simple question, classed 25% of people aged 52 or over as "sometimes lonely" with an extra 1503% "often lonely".
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For me, I was this kid who felt isolated and strange and lonely, and so finding a bunch of other strange, lonely kids was really, really helpful for me at the time.
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The strange, lonely world of virtual shopping in China The strange, lonely world of virtual shopping in China To shop in Alibaba's virtual reality universe, you stare at the thing you want.
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And he said he was living at home feeling very lonely, feeling like a lonely cowboy, and he decided to pair that feeling with this sort of twangy beat that he bought.
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" In another, Bieber changed the lyrics of his hit song "One Less Lonely Girl" to "One less lonely n-----," and said, "If I kill you, I&aposll be part of the KKK.
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What if that was what had provoked his lonely cry?
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Looking back, I realize that it was kind of lonely.
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It's a lonely road and I kind of love it.
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A tale of brave, lonely men facing a hostile world
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Outside of blockbuster movies, scifi can be a lonely life.
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Similarly, Newsom was a fan of Samberg's Lonely Island creations.
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In the land of Westeros, it's lonely at the top.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" before rocking "Helter Skelter.
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On Valentine's Day, the "Sorry" appeared to be feeling lonely.
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You don't even need to be alone to feel lonely.
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Being at the top of the pyramid can be lonely.
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A lonely blossom in a briar patch of broken promises.
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Sometimes a lonely firework would light up in the distance.
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They're all gone and it feels very lonely right now.
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Respondents with tallies above a threshold are classed as lonely.
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These are my stuffed animals in case I get lonely.
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" When asked if he was lonely, Jordan replied: "I'm not.
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Those four months were an extremely lonely time for me.
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As you can imagine, it was a very lonely year.
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The comedians of The Lonely Island are credited as producers.
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It's lonely at the top, even in Grand Theft Auto.
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And yet, when I am done, I still feel lonely.
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Both of them feel lonely and unmoored without the other.
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Being lonely hurts — it can even negatively impact your health.
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"New York initially can feel very lonely," Hooks told Insider.
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Mr Curtis: He's talking to the lost and the lonely.
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"Sometimes, it can be lonely," says Joshua, 11, from Texas.
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But the most lonely months are easily January and February.
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Those lonely solo drivers really want someone to talk to.
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Mark Wystrach of Midland is far from Mr. Lonely now!
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So you are in a lonely Slack by yourself. Yeah.
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IOA also makes ongoing outreach calls to lonely older adults.
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Because usually being an outsider is perceived as being lonely.
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That maybe I made her day a little less lonely.
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She talks about feeling lonely and like she's dying inside.
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The phone also made me feel safer and less lonely.
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On working with young peopleComposing can be a lonely activity.
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All the lonely people kind of reveal themselves on Google.
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Just a small town carpenter, living in a lonely world.
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" "Though the road can seem lonely, you are not alone.
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Because if we didn't it would be so lonely there.
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It's true that masturbation can sometimes be sad and lonely.
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I think the whole process is dehumanizing, tragic and lonely.
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Programming can be a lonely, abstract, and ultimately frustrating activity.
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Sometimes when you're drawing by yourself, it can get lonely.
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When you do that, I don't think you feel lonely.
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So... Is it lonely in the house on your own?
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Hint: Rahami won't be lonely if Gene gets his wish.
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Here's what happens when The Lonely Island make a film.
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I felt so lonely :| Appears to be ok now. pic.twitter.
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"It's a lonely business, downloading," sighs one customer at Flashback.
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But they're a far cry from Sam Rockwell's lonely clone.
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A research lab standing lonely in the ice and snow.
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Admitting you're lonely as a single woman is especially noxious.
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The movie is essentially three standalone shorts about lonely women.
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" William calls the march a very "long and lonely walk.
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The Lonely City: Adventures in the Art of Being Alone.
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A recent falling out with friends has left him lonely.
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It's tough to answer for me, because I was lonely.
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The journey to publication will be a lot less lonely.
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"People feel more lonely now than ever before," said Kurani.
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Prior to that, it was a lonely way to go.
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"It's a lonely thing to be a truther," Jenny says.
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" Then, more quietly, she said, "He must be so lonely.
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The monster is lonely and ravaged by grief, like her.
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Lonely Planet's new Trips app might be able to help.
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Adrian Grenier's Lonely Whale Foundation sponsored one of the rooms.
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It has left him a man in the lonely middle.
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She could indeed stay, though not in Duncan's lonely bed.
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"These were made for frustrated lonely old men," he said.
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Since 1990, though, it's been left lonely among the pines.
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Ten years ago, Jim Gilchrist was waging a lonely battle.
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Natalia was lonely and just wanted people to talk to.
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Look at The Losers, look at Star Trek … It's lonely!
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Jesus had abandoned me and I felt lonely and scared.
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He urges them to invite lonely widows out to dinner.
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However, more people told us they were lonely than unhappy.
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It can be an exciting but lonely place to be.
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Sometimes lonely, sometimes happy, sometimes scared, sometimes wrapped in beauty.
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The Lonely Island, however, added something new into the mix.
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Is it true that lonely men just want to fuck?
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He started the Lonely Whale Foundation, dedicated to ocean health.
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"I don't get lonely," Notifi sings on the new track.
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Lonely Planet has announced its Best in Travel 2020 list.
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Kevin is the subject of a meme called "Lonely Kevin."
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Weinstein was described as living a "lonely" and "isolating" existence.
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Mary, its author, is lonely, fearful, orphaned and selectively mute.
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Forget a lonely life scribbling magazine profiles of Courtney Love.
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If they were lonely, how did they deal with it?
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She found those who had not fled mourning and lonely.
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It's shaping up to be a miserable and lonely year.
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I suspect he is lonely and unaware of appropriate boundaries.
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There were, of course, times I felt lonely or disconnected.
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I was born to be lonely, I am best so!
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For the train traveler: 'Amazing Train Journeys' by Lonely Planet
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What to know: Social isolation doesn't have to be lonely.
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What to know: Social distancing doesn't have to be lonely.
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You don't have to be lonely just because you're alone.
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Our species, Homo sapiens, now inhabits a comparatively lonely world.
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Research shows you'll be bored, frustrated, lonely, angry, and stressed.
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"We mostly just moped around lonely and depressed," Jyoti said.
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But distancing yourself doesn't mean you have to be lonely.
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It was definitely not a lonely weekend for Selena Gomez.
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Editorial An overdose is often a lonely way to die.
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In those first few months in LA, I was lonely.
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My mother had thought Marie's life was lonely and sad.
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Starting a company on your own can be horrifically lonely.
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Life on that frontier was fragile, perilous, lonely and remorseless.
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This arrangement, according to Scalia's lonely dissent, was not allowed.
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Along the southwestern border, its work was dusty and lonely.
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No one told me how lonely it is up here.
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In America, it's very lonely to have your own plate.
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This was a lonely existence, and not an easy one.
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"It might be good for the lonely people," Kaufman said.
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And 'Mother of God, why do I feel so lonely?
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It almost seems like it's lonely to be by yourself.
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Hey, you can be lonely on a date, you know.
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"I've always called meth the lonely person's drug," he says.
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I was terrifically lonely and he was a tremendous listener.
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" Ryan said Israel was "feeling a little lonely these days.
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That's the question Lonely Planet asked in August last year.
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"Writing can be a very solo, lonely job," she said.
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Often it's a lonely place to be young and black.
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China is also the wind and America the lonely tree.
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"In the beginning New York felt really lonely," she added.
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Many know that they will have to fight lonely battles.
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"I think I grew up kind of lonely," she said.
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I was often lonely and alone and filled with hate.
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So, is anybody feeling connected and not lonely at work?
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It turns out that older workers are the least lonely.
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So Dershowitz is out on a very lonely limb here.
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A brief foray back to the northeast, which looks lonely.
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I think maybe outside the band he's a little lonely.
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Or would you be a worse one, lonely and isolated?
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Premise: A lonely volcano dreams of meeting his perfect match.
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I was living and working abroad, and I was lonely.
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They're even harder when you're depressed or anxious or lonely.
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Another mistake would be lumping lonely people together, she said.
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There's nothing more lonely than being snowed in without wine.
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"We both feel lonely in the same way," Emma said.
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My quiet, strange, lonely boy is no longer an exception.
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Usually it's a drunk person or someone lonely and old.
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But I doubt Obama's portrait will stay lonely for long.
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A light that blackly reminded the lonely of the darkness.
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"The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter," Carson McCullers Her masterpiece.
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To the Editor: Of course many of us are lonely.
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And then I saw you sitting here looking really lonely.
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You can download The League of Lonely Geologists from itch.
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His was originally a relatively lonely voice against negative stereotypes.
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I was not prepared for how lonely the job is.
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And many of us do feel like Hopper's lonely people.
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For me, I learned to be alone and not lonely.
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Owl is lonely, yes, but jovial, natural, staunch, a survivor.
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Flashback to Amash's very lonely summer from CNN's Haley Byrd.
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A loner whom every girl wanted to make less lonely.
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"At the time, it was a lonely position," she said.
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Because you can be married and still be quite lonely.
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"It's not like it's lonely in this box," he says.
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"Even a funky guy like Funky Kong can get lonely too," you might post afterward, below a screenshot of Funky Kong saying "It's OK, dude; sometimes I get lonely too!" in a speech bubble.
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And if you want to pretend it's 2009 again, here's the Lonely Island original: IMPORTANT UPDATE: Over the weekend, Lonely Island tweeted this story to Musk: And Musk explained why he deleted the tweet:
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It was an incredibly lonely place, and what's sad is that it's still a lonely place to be talking about sexual harassment in certain pockets of tech, and in certain pockets of VC, in particular.
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A couple of days ago, the area around Lonely Lodge had its usual sign near the front of the cabin: A portal/rift of some sort has appeared at the entrance of Lonely Lodge... pic.twitter.
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I will always be here for you, and if you ever feel lonely, just think that in the near future we will be husband and wife and you will never need to feel lonely again.
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In "An Ideal Husband", Wilde presciently imagines his fate through the character of Sir Robert Chiltern: "public disgrace, ruin, terrible shame, the mockery of the world, a lonely dishonoured life [and] a lonely dishonoured death".
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Patients who said they felt lonely were nearly three times as likely to also be anxious and depressed and to report a significantly lower quality of life as those who said they didn't feel lonely.
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"Being a mom can be very lonely," the KUWTK source says.
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"He was a very unhappy lonely child, only child," says Furnish.
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It was so untenable and unsustainable and it was so lonely.
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Fyre Festival inadvertently stole Seth Rogen and The Lonely Island's thunder.
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One playoff appearance can be a lonely notch on a resume.
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He also featured in films like Westworld and The Lonely Lady.
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A lonely pair of green and orange lights blinked, indicating—something.
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Tomorrow a senior will wake up lonely and long for companionship.
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Twitter, on the other hand, is lonely, especially for new users.
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Seductive preying mantises might make a teenage guy feel less lonely.
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There's nothing more lonely than that when you're the primary breadwinner.
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That the app might actually make a person feel less lonely?
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And, in those days it was very lonely in subscription land.
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In the boat, he's calmly accepting of his strange, lonely existence.
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Despondent and lonely, I did what anyone would do: I tweeted.
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When Mary-Kate is at the top she looks so lonely.
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For example: his lonely trip to Iowa to canvass for Mrs.
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Madlin still feels lonely, but she's finding new ways to cope.
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Travel Guide Bundle (featuring Lonely Planet and Transparent Language) See Details
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In spite of his lonely situation, Liu sees a silver lining.
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I stay up for another half hour feeling sad and lonely.
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The first years in the USA were very lonely for me.
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And if you're feeling lonely, you're not alone with those feelings.
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That's the best thing you can do to not become lonely.
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Though they have each other, they live a very lonely life.
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I'm going to be here for some lonely years to come.
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And that is a reward that makes people feel less lonely.
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You get kind of drawn into this, especially when you're lonely.
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Pekin, Illinois (CNN)Braden Garnett's world is often a lonely one.
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One thing that's a theme for me is that everybody's lonely.
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It would maybe not be bad if I weren't so lonely.
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The Lonely Heroes section stands as the exhibition's greatest design triumph.
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You saw a broken girl, who was lonely, scared, and traumatized.
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When he started out decades ago, his was a lonely voice.
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You can also be alone and not feel lonely at all.
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Emo Kylo Ren and Very Lonely Luke would be so proud.
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The move to college in the months that followed was lonely.
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But more than this, being a creative solopreneur can be lonely.
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But it is lonely, learning to be your own best friend.
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Taylor's step-sister, Joan Mayo, believes that because Taylor was lonely.
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If this satellite looks a little lonely, that's because it is.
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It's a lonely kind of loss, because miscarriage is rarely discussed.
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Since her acquittal, Casey Anthony has led a lonely, guarded life.
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I think the White House can be a big lonely place.
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Lonely Planet hopes Trips will be met with the same success.
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In other words, many teens feel lonely on those social networks.
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"The first seconds, you feel so very, very lonely," she said.
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Lonely City, her meditation on urban solitude and artists who have
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No longer is the idea of the lonely gamer a reality.
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But in the case of my potato aversion, it's been lonely.
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And 62 years after the ceasefire, it's still a lonely place.
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Even stuff like the Lonely Planet travel guides will be included.
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BEING a Eurosceptic in a university city is a lonely business.
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First off, just because you're alone doesn't automatically mean you're lonely.
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It was lonely being Jeff Sessions for the past four years.
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But if she was nervous or lonely, she didn't show it.
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This is really bigger than I need for one lonely guy.
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Leading a remote team can be lonely and isolating at times.
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"It's risky and lonely and a really difficult job," he said.
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Stereotypes of single ladies often portray them as sad and lonely.
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If you're feeling lonely this Valentine's Day ... we've got you covered.
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On the one hand, Nick could just be lonely and horny.
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But now I don't see people, and it's getting very lonely.
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There are a few lonely Republican voices frustrated by his rhetoric.
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Must she really further substantiate that Americans are insatiable, lonely megalomaniacs?
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Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum were their lonely on-air champions.
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But, without any multiplayer aspect, it can get … a bit lonely.
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Galloway recalled Clooney being plagued with insomnia and, at times, lonely.
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"She was lonely without him, and said as much," he said.
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It makes you a lot more lonely in an unnoticeable way.
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He's lonely because his politics require him to govern that way.
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Since I was feeling hungry and lonely, I decided to reply.
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"Do not dismiss [Ocasio-Cortez ] for casting lonely votes," Democratic Rep.
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"Lonely Planet's Guide to Travel Photography" by Richard , $15.63, at Amazon
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There's just this one thing: I'm very fucking lonely a lot.
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I try to remember how painfully lonely some relationships can be.
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It was quite lonely, so the cigarettes became my good friend.
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Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, an album assembled with scientific precision.
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But after all the visitors leave, life on Kakaban is lonely.
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I've always loved collaborating because writing alone is so profoundly lonely.
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"Now I'm that woman, and I'm anything but lonely," she continued.
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As I grew thinner, I felt both proud and terribly lonely.
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He was just sad and lonely and he drank too much.
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I was lonely and mad about the unfairness of that place.
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For the rest, life on the outer can be very lonely.
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In our increasingly lonely lives, who would want to feel lonelier?
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But the Lonely Island does not traffic in trenchant topical satire.
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It has rarely felt this lonely at the center of Europe.
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"This canyon was somewhat unknown," he said, according to Lonely Planet.
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We landed on indigo because blue is inarguably a lonely color.
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But I also think you can feel lonely in a crowd.
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THE LONELY CITYAdventures in the Art of Being AloneBy Olivia LaingIllustrated.
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"The gig economy is such a lonely economy," he told me.
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The Lonely Heartstring Band and the Wool Hats String Band, bluegrass.
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" Her: "Another long lonely day banging on code in my pajamas.
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Croatia was so cold and lonely; I was there two months.
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In its place exists nothing but the cold and lonely ocean.
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The will to be alone and the anxiety of being lonely.
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Time we put an end to those lonely journeys to England.
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Danish frosting (or lonely semen?) dribbles down from a rainbow braid.
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The life of the freelancer is visibly lonely but invisibly crowded.
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Number one is lonely, and number two, where is the inspiration?
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It's lonely sometimes without co-workers or a normal work environment.
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There's true loneliness here, not just the fear of being lonely.
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But there's at least one perk of being a lonely lord.
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Goldberg: I think being a founder is an extremely lonely job.
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" She goes on, "...in spite of my plenitude, I was lonely.
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I must have looked exactly as I felt, lonely and sad.
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"It's so lonely to be out of the country," she said.
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Wood was a conflicted man who lived a sad, lonely life.
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These are the memories that warm Jurek's heart on lonely days.
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"If we don't, it's going to be a pretty lonely existence."
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What might a lonely spirit, for example, be in 2019 guise?
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"Elgin Park," he added, "is never a lonely place for me."
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Plus, you're feeling a little lonely since you're practicing social distancing.
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When you are away all year, it gets tough and lonely.
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But over all, it was a lonely time for Mr. Foss.
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The company's clients also include Lonely Planet, CNN, Pinterest and Evernote.
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I felt unkempt and dirty, lonely and disconnected, malnourished and unhealthy.
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She is my lonely times, my scared times, my exuberant times.
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As a result, Mr. Macron appears both omnipotent and terribly lonely.
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"I was so lonely when I was younger," Mr. Lanferman said.
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"It was very lonely for a long time," said Dr. Conard.
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But Sanford said he's fine being one among a lonely crowd.
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People don't really know how lonely and boring that can feel.
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His road less traveled was "lonely at times," in his words.
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Many of his children had died, and he was desperately lonely.
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That little dog caused my lonely mother untold exasperation and delight.
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Traveling is a beautiful privilege but it is also incredibly lonely.
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I am lonely, however, so I want to get this right.
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He was among the first to respond to my lonely heart.
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It's a lonely number, but that's a dance festival for you.
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They reveal red skies, raging flames, distraught evacuees, and lonely animals.
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Benny (based on Craig's own grandfather) is lonely from the outset.
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According to Lonely Planet, outdoor seating can cost €6 ($6.62) extra.
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Then came a long drought noted by a lonely stadium flag.
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They also survived a blizzard on a lonely road while there.
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With one lonely exception: Norway is still in rate-hike mode.
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He wasn't ridiculed so much as ignored, and he was lonely.
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See the truth in your own words, Lonely Lover, not ours.
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It had survived, while the rebellious, compassionate, lonely princess was dead.
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Mr. Chihuly was never the lonely artist toiling in his garret.
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If life under quarantine was inconvenient or lonely, few were complaining.
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In my son's absence, the other boy will probably be lonely.
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And now Kaepernick's once lonely protest suddenly has many more supporters.
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There has to be other lonely people in this city, right?
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But CIMON can also be a conversational companion for lonely astronauts.
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One, Nomvula, is a lonely little township girl born with power.
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"I am a solitary and lonely man," he wrote to Paula.
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"Dog's very lonely," said Amy Weiss, Dog's manager at Brillstein Entertainment.
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I can still hear him say, I just get so lonely.
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Running for president can be both intensely personal and personally lonely.
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President Trump punches out Twitter messages in the lonely midnight hour.
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It feels like a weakness to admit I am so lonely.
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I wasn't a lonely kid — I was good at being alone.
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Until: "But I'm -- I'm so lonely," she sobs, her voice catching.
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Kelley's subjects were marginalized figures — janitors, comic book characters, lonely teenagers.
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And Fred said, 'Look at him, he looks so lonely there.
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There are the same lonely bed-sits, rundown boardinghouses, cheerless cafes.
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His death at 34 cast a lonely light on his life.
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We rest secure, without aim, purpose or fixed principle— lonely misfits.
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Will the nation again turn its lonely eyes to this man?
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I live alone but my friends don't let me be lonely.
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"I have always had this habit of feeling lonely," he replied.
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My mother, lonely, drank, fell into rage, and was largely absent.
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It brings you here; it's like, actually it makes you lonely.
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Did the Lonely Island have a falling out at some point?
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The League of Lonely Geologists is available for Windows on Itch.io.
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I am in Germany now, and life here is very lonely.
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And that may explain the increase in mortality among lonely people.
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One pilot program pairs lonely older Americans with elementary school children.
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The secret is that a mostly solitary man — a man who has spent most of his political career on the outskirts, who's never really fit into someone's idea of a politician, who's "cast some lonely votes, fought some lonely fights, mounted some lonely campaigns" — is now trying to win a presidential campaign, maybe his last, by making people feel less alone.
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The first few lines were howled: "Last night / I spent another lonely Christmas / Darling, darling / You should have been there..." It was, as he promised, the first time that he'd ever played "Another Lonely Christmas" live.
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" As an extension of their brand, the line's founder Helene Morris started the Lonely Girls Project, an ongoing series that, "features candid portraits of inspiring women in their natural environments wearing Lonely in their own way.
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Patients who said they felt lonely were nearly three times as likely to be anxious and depressed and to say they had a significantly lower quality of life as those who said they didn't feel lonely.
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Lyrics like "Oh, do you believe in heaven like you believed in me?" and "Cause I was lonely here and it's lonely still" are delivered as if on clouds, but they still hit you like wrecking balls.
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"Hearing Brie and Lauren, JJ and Bryan all talk about their family stuff and their kids, it makes it sink in a little bit more of lonely it will be and how lonely it gets," she explains.
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Far too often, VR is mistaken to be a solitary, lonely experience.
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These objective things don't tell us how lonely a person might be.
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Why does it become harder to connect the longer you are lonely?
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It gets lonely in the no man's land between jock and geek.
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Stashed away somewhere in Lagos is a lonely piece of bitcoin software.
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There, Cavan learned that he wasn't the only one who felt lonely.
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You're lonely, you're bored and you want to consume media and information.
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"Do not dismiss@AOC for casting lonely votes," he wrote on Twitter.
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But that sounds like far too lonely a life for me. Finally.
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Levine sings the chorus while Samberg raps lyrics that scream Lonely Island.
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And also a man who is concerned about his Roomba getting lonely.
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He's been very honest about how lonely that could be for him.
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" "I think it's cause we're also part of the least lonely generation.
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With Popstar, The Lonely Island proves that they're only just getting started.
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And that no matter how lonely you feel, you are never alone.
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Because she felt lonely on Mother's Day without two of her children?
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The exploration and acceptance of queerness can be an inherently lonely experience.
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In fact, queerness as a whole can be an inherently lonely experience.
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"Leadership is lonely, stressful, and takes a toll on people," said Wilson.
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As you might expect, life as a hermit can be profoundly lonely.
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It sits in a lonely corner of Central Park in New York.
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They say it's lonely at the top, and that's often quite true.
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Today, in its lonely defence of liberal values, Canada seems downright heroic.
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Build a house for the lonely woman who gave birth to you.
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Whatever their age, some groups are much more likely to be lonely.
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In the 1992 photo, Diana sits by herself, cutting a lonely figure.
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It was not lonely if he woke up Hamza back at Central.
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A third shows a single, lonely dancer hanging out in the corner.
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Things can get complicated—you might get sad and lonely at times.
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He got antsy and lonely when he was sidelined by an injury.
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It is a lonely job, without the camaraderie of a hospital ward.
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"I organize myself to not feel lonely," she explained to The Sun.
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"I'll be working," he responded when Wallace asked if he'll be lonely.
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The listener is privy to all of Lynn's uncomfortable, lonely, intimate moments.
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In The League of Lonely Geologists, you discover rocks... and other things.
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Being thrown out into the real world can be scary and lonely.
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The deadly aim of a lonely, alienated gunman seemed hard to fathom.
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"I don't care if you're lonely," she roars in her rich alto.
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But he is likely to find himself a lonely and rebuked loser.
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Mulder and Scully's quest is a fundamentally lonely one, bound to fail.
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The UK is just about to become a lonely, Europe-less dingy.
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Some studies have claimed that cold weather makes people feel more lonely.
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But, if you're a group of outsiders, then it's not so lonely!
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Crazy love to our Lonely Island peeps too, we owe you everything*.
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At first glance, being lonely might not seem like a big deal.
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And it's really difficult, and it's really isolating, and it's really lonely.
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But behind the bad behaviour, he felt neglected, frightened, hungry and lonely.
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Why Sam and Bash ask, and Toby says he just gets lonely.
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A lonely zombie desperately craves company in a dead and empty world.
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Streaming videos in your room just got a whole lot less lonely.
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But when it's complete, the United States will join a lonely club.
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Pepper's probably getting lonely being the sole face of your robotics division.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is just as good—if not better.
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" Rothenberg agrees, saying that the lonely little tramway was "pretty darn cute.
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Lonely Planet, by comparison, has about 1.4 million followers on the platform.
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Laing is a literary critic, yet Lonely City draws primarily on visual
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While Warhol, Hopper, and Wojnarowicz were lonely within vast networks of people
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It's surprisingly lonely and anxious for a track intended as commercial music.
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Lonely hearts in the U.S., unfortunately (or fortunately) will have to wait.
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"I organize myself to not feel lonely," she explained to The Sun.
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What was once Mr Silver's lonely crusade soon became an echo chamber.
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Working from home can get a bit lonely and isolating — boring, even.
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It's lonely, but that's good, because in the end we're all alone.
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Or like when you're feeling lonely and I can't actually be there?
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"In a Lonely Place" is truly Jughead's episode from beginning to end.
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Instead of a collection of lonely individuals, we became a real community.
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"Living like a lonely lord," Disick responds with a note of melancholy.
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Sick of sharing a house with roommates but worried about getting lonely?
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Or maybe it is, but to lonely digital natives it feels harder.
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This happy alignment will end if Britain marches out, leaving Ireland lonely.
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But Lewis was also a lonely boy, essentially raised by his grandmother.
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But as I've learned recently, saying "I'm lonely" has a domino effect.
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When Serena comes back, Fred tells her things were "lonely" without her.
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Say you're driving late at night and you start to feel lonely.
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Why should lonely nursing home residents corner the market on artificial friends?
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The annual date would be November 11th, comprised of four lonely 1s.
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" So ageism is probably inevitable "in this potentially lonely and horrifying universe.
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I think my mother was lonely without her children—her fan club.
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I felt very lonely, and hated to be a feminist that day.
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Harpreet Rai: C.E.O., Oura Ring Being a C.E.O. is a lonely place.
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Toy store shelves were empty, except for a sad and lonely bear.
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China is a growing but lonely rising power and is widely distrusted.
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Riesman's midcentury portrait of American national character, The Lonely Crowd; beneath the
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That's what makes the ending of "In a Lonely Place" so devastating.
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Mr. Sterling died in a very lonely way, surrounded by his killers.
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Marathon running is a solitary endeavor that can be lonely and isolating.
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It's lonely at the top, and these two give good advice. 3.
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Though he seems like the perfect guy, we learn he's awfully lonely.
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They are often perceived as selfish, spoiled, anxious, socially inept, and lonely.
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THE MONSTER Zoe Kazan as a divorced mom on lonely country roads.
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Dominic Monaghan plays a lonely man who works at an animal shelter.
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Lonely, broke, and frustrated, he was thinking of heading back to Lettsworth.
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For instance, Lonely Planet added what3words addresses to its Mongolia travel guide.
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It always felt unnatural and lonely to be up in the air.
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That it's a greeting card company orgy that demeans the eternally lonely.
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The film gave pleasure to one lonely, disturbed man Aw, poor Mitch.
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"It just gets very lonely here sometimes," she says, referring to Earth.
|
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She was a lonely, brainy kid, as well as an avid reader.
|
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"Lonely Together" was the last track Avicii released before his tragic passing.
|
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It was very lonely here for the last 193 years 219 months.
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There are stark differences: Nas's Nasir feels distinctly lonely and self-centered.
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It's cold, it's lonely, and it reeks of Lysol (if you're lucky).
|
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Is this so different to the lonely selfie-taker in her room?
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Otherwise it's just Hobbs and a lonely bottle of 5-Hour Energy.
|
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It's hardly crowded in space, but it can get lonely up there.
|
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It can feel very lonely when questions of existence and death loom.
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What else do you hope readers take away from The Lonely City?
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We first met the Lonely Island on Saturday Night Live in 2005.
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Trade adviser Peter Navarro is a lonely internal advocate alongside the president.
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After Phil moved out in 2014, she started to feel more lonely.
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"I've been so lonely," she says, extending to them her ghostly hand.
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PhotoA lonely surviving newer building in the devastated center of Amatrice, Italy.
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He seems more knowing than lonely — resigned at the age of 10.
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Watching European soccer in America used to be a lonely, frustrating pursuit.
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But the reality was, I was just as lonely as he was.
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Lonely seniors are at a 45 percent higher risk of dying prematurely.
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Ben Cardin's "Keeping Health Insurance Affordable Act" (no co-sponsors, so lonely).
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Now you're not just lonely and miserable; you feel like a failure.
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Furthermore, the idea that lonely people are tearing America apart is misleading.
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Maybe they shared the sense of what it's like to be lonely.
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A boy brings color to a lonely woman's black-and-white world.
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And it doesn't have to be lonely, says a writer in Berlin.
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When she shows the alternative, open space, it is lonely and desolate.
|
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But Mr. Rycharski said that, despite the positive reviews, he felt lonely.
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Travel Tips Even in the best cases, traveling alone can get lonely.
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"He was starting his transition and was very lonely," Ms. Cunningham said.
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From what little my dad said about his childhood, it seemed lonely.
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It's lonely work and when I go, the tradition will die, too.
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It was a boring, lonely time, so she took to the apps.
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Summer was the most dangerous season for these lonely deaths, and Mrs.
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On those vast, lonely plains, the locking of doors was our lullaby.
|
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" Klapow added that "being lonely is a part of the human condition.
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Because of that he was lonely, he lived in his own world.
|
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They offered lonely and downtrodden people a sense of fraternity and mission.
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And the half that didn't said it was very lonely and isolating.
|
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Elizabeth, meanwhile, was going about the lonely business of saving the world.
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Let's play Are You Lonely from the fantastic album Nightbirds from 1976.
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I felt how lonely and savage it was to be a freak.
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The spaces between my long and lonely transcontinental treks felt equally uncertain.
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Working in a supposedly automated warehouse is hard, lonely and often unsettling.
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And, Japan's government-led efforts to match lonely urbanites with rural folk.
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Illustrations are boxed in and full of shadows on Shannon's lonely days.
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"His excuse was that he was lonely and didn't cook," she recalled.
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In the 1980s, 20 percent of Americans said they were often lonely.
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I find that the play can feel extremely lonely, especially for Prior.
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Think only of big things, Millie, big sad, lonely, glorious, archetypal things.
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He was frustrated, feeling lonely and at home watching videos on YouTube.
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He was frustrated, feeling lonely and at home watching videos on YouTube.
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It is a crushingly lonely moment but Scorsese isn't soliciting our pity.
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Maybe you're lonely and feel soothed by the unique intimacy of podcasts.
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But, if these people emerge, they will likely be a lonely few.
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"I was lonely, she was there," Bojack explains in a phone call.
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Andrew Yang recently spoke with Insider about his lonely high school years.
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It has been debilitating, embarrassing, painful, scary, depressing, lonely, all the things.
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Increasingly single and assertive, the country's lonely seniors are on the market.
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Then I wondered why I think "lonely" has a connotation of embarrassment.
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Even though there are 10 people in this piece, it's very lonely.
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But it is just as lonely at the top of the ladder.
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Yet the view from the top has been awfully lonely for investors.
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Those left to defend the system have had a lonely uphill fight.
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So #joinin is for anyone feeling lonely or alone on Christmas Day.
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However, like Chandler's lonely, proud figure, he says he bridled against authority.
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"It's very lonely, especially when it's your word against God's," she said.
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Lonely Planet chose the top 10 budget-friendly travel destinations for 2020.
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Among his teammates, Bennett could be taking a lonely stand against trump.
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Self-love is not exclusively reserved for the lonely cat lady, either.
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"I think she was very isolated and very lonely," Mr. Thunberg said.
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The internet provided solace and distraction, a community of fellow lonely people.
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She has been published in Lonely Planet, Time Out Seoul and Monocle.
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At the end, he dies a lonely death in a sterile room.
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The once-lonely guy is the last to wake from the trance.
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I had been alone for two months and I was really lonely.
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I learned to how to be lonely, face uncertainty, and confront failure.
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Loneliness is also reckoned to have serious health consequences: a study from 2015 found that lonely people had on average a 26% higher risk of dying in its seven-year study period than those who were not lonely.
|
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Overall, they found that women who had reported feeling lonely were almost three times as likely as those who hadn't to die during the follow-up period, and lonely men were more than twice as likely to die.
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"I hope this sits with you in the darkest hours on the latest nights like the many dark and lonely nights I have sat through without my child for 133 lonely nights, while you have yours," she wrote.
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Endless explanations and awkward dinners can be tiring, and picky eaters get lonely.
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No lonely lunches I go to the cafeteria for lunch like everyone else.
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Forty percent of people age 240 and older report being lonely at times.
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She cried on her first night in Buffalo—it was cold and lonely.
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"I am home-schooled, and it does get quite lonely sometimes," she said.
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It was so lonely; it was just me and my cats at home.
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Unfortunately for the youths, Sue-Ann — whom they coin "Ma" — isn't just lonely.
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I am with you just enough so I don't have to feel lonely.
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Without it we would get lonely when our children head off to work.
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The long-term Bowiephile has to be prepared for the occasional lonely vigil.
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"I don't think that people understand how lonely it can be," Jenner says.
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I liked the noir idea, and started thinking about a lonely, jazzy thing.
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I can do that lonely noir saxophone with a new piece every time.
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After a certain period of time, you won't feel lonely all the time.
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You don't meet the love of your life until you're lonely and looking.
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She turns to it when she's sad, lonely, happy, bored, you name it.
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Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band era, as well as musicals like Hello Dolly!
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Two lonely conservatives stood holding an American flag decorated with Trump-Pence stickers.
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Or do you find it hard to be alone — becoming bored or lonely?
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Charlize Theron's depiction of the overwhelmed and lonely Marlo is heartbreaking to watch.
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Did you thumb yes while you were drunk, feeling lonely, curious, or bored?
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Lacking encouragement from family or friends, the lonely may slide into unhealthy habits.
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In the meantime, services that offer human contact to the lonely will thrive.
|
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Users told me they log on when they feel sad, anxious, or lonely.
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Was it a lonely place to be out there, talking about these issues?
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I was lonely, toggling between extremes, feeling at turns invisible and utterly exposed.
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So far, Romney has been a fairly lonely voice among his GOP peers.
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The Aussie rapper might be feeling lonely or a little lost right now.
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The tableau is sociable and cross-class in a lonely and fragmenting society.
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Let's be honest: Twitter would be a sad, lonely place without the hashtag.
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Of course the real work of the day was pretending I wasn't lonely.
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And I know that he's probably more lonely now than he's ever been.
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Raymond James cuts a lonely figure at $250 a barrel in 255, though.
|
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Nikki Bella admits she was feeling lonely before her split from John Cena.
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He is nevertheless a lonely figure in his sustained commitment to the JAMs.
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Lonely Island and Lajoie play characters in their raps to make a point.
|
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Instead, outlets wrote stories about how she was difficult and sad and lonely.
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Lonely and despondent, she sits waiting for Little's nightly phone calls from prison.
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It was in that lonely state that a deep sorrow came over me.
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That said, I think she felt lonely, even with all of us kids.
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You're a lonely little girl if you can't let go of this guy.
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But as his marriage falls apart, we realize that Robert is pretty lonely.
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Until one lonely, troopless male was observed attempting to bang two of them.
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He knew this was true, but he was, like so many bachelors, lonely.
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I am not a lonely new mother, seeping sadness out through her pores.
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She just finds a community of very lonely people in need of help.
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The future of tech is a lonely one, and frankly, we're for it.
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Celebrity culture can seduce a person into a lonely, distorted feeling of indispensability.
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Our lonely moments and our trash-covered coastlines just aren't fit to post.
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Traveling is quite lonely, and this is a fairly typical night for me.
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Instead, a lonely Emma keeps texting Mariana to say that she misses Jesus.
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" Jordon continued, "I figured Erik [Killmonger], his childhood growing up was pretty lonely.
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The rich and famous are no more special than the lonely and destitute.
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Mostly David had had a lonely childhood and couldn't wait to get out.
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She lives a lonely, guarded life in South Florida with her lead investigator.
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"I thought, what can I do to stop being lonely?" he told BBC.
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She's really alone this season, it's lonely at the top of a revolution.
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There are category-defying options, like the Lonely Island's new special about baseball.
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It's difficult to connect with my friends and family, which leaves me lonely.
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" Still, she can't discount that he "wants media attention because he is lonely.
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I did a lot of online research using blogs, TripAdvisor, and Lonely Planet.
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You returned with Mr Lonely in 2007, which is such a sad movie.
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No longer a planet, so distant from its Sun, so cold, so lonely.
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He lets them see him weep, lets them know that he is lonely.
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Understandable, of course, especially for lonely men looking for something beyond internet porn.
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Valley. She writes about lonely days at home with their baby, and the
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She was pretty lonely and then she meets the Guardians and ... that's it.
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I had this disastrous lonely life and had become sort of a recluse.
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Scanning between visions, soaring above distant, lonely moons, I feel sorry for him.
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On a lonely stretch of road just off the highway in Torrance, Calif.
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And a lonely bed that looks as if it has lost its home.
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If there's any lesson here, it's that feeling lonely is not your fault.
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It's him growing up and how lonely he felt in his family situation.
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"Lonely Street," it's kind of a blues song but it's not typical, lyrically.
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I'm not lonely because I'm really busy, but I would like a relationship.
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She discussed turning to her faith and feeling "unbearably" lonely in the aftermath.
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Starting and running a business can be a lonely, thankless, and exhausting process.
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The problem is that being lonely is considered amateurish and saccharine in society.
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I am not alone, even though it can feel really lonely at times.
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Opinion Columnist LONDON — We humans make a lonely crowd, and it's killing us.
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Its job is to encourage lonely people to text and call one another.
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But if it was a provocative analogy, it was not a lonely one.
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Mitt Romney is likely to be a lonely man for the foreseeable future.
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The Garbage Times drops its protagonist into the lonely urban landscape of Chicago.
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Siesta & Go, reports Lonely Planet, offers both private and shared rooms for napping.
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Serverless development has largely been a lonely pursuit until recently, but Serverless, Inc.
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Along my journey, I realized how lonely the founder-CEO role can be.
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Their answers go to show that being alone doesn't always mean being lonely.
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But too much alone time can make me feel lonely or slightly depressed.
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They already, but in private, tithe to the poor and nurture the lonely.
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Many residents of Austin don't mind its image as a lonely liberal outpost.
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"It is very lonely being the only transexual woman on campus," Rafael said.
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Click ahead to shop Lonely Maternity's three styles priced between $38 and $76.
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And that horizon can feel as lonely and alienating as it is exciting.
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She was intensely lonely and seemed trapped in a restricted, relatively joyless existence.
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Who had built those lonely little farmhouses in Nebraska and who lived there?
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Commuting in big cities doesn't always need to be a frustrating, lonely experience.
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For players and their coaches, the pro tour can be a lonely life.
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The poor and lonely, of many ages and races, predominate in his world.
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A walking trail, town, and restaurants are also close by, Lonely Planet reported.
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All came to a lonely place where they considered taking their own lives.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, the Beatles vanquished the enemy with their music.
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You might still feel lonely in a crowd, or irritable or even sad.
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I personally like the wide-open spaces, the landscape and sometimes lonely roads.
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Cofounder and CEO, BashedWhat no one told me: How lonely it can be.
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We were lonely and troubled people, and we made each other very happy.
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If they think you're lonely, how will you show them, show them all?
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We were both lonely and longing for the anchor of unconditional familial love.
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It's a lonely wasteland, but one still populated by story, lore, and quests.
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We are just treating this as a boat of lonely haters, no more.
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I was feeling excruciatingly lonely and fundamentally unlovable and wholly void of joy.
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They are more likely to say social media makes them lonely or depressed.
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But then I'm not frail, isolated, lonely or living in a care home.
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And it all just makes us more lonely and ironically causes more hurt.
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Do you think being young in St. David's is a lonely thing today?
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VR could provide lonely souls with fresh ways to satisfy their emotional needs.
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Cue: "Company," a song about being lonely, on tour, and off of it.
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I lived for that lonely numb silence in this womblike peace and safety.
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We pared down The Lonely Island's catalogue down to its 10 best videos.
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Lonely Planet named the top 10 best cities to travel to in 2020.
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When Luz meets Jonah, an orphan, the lonely teenagers connect spiritually, then sexually.
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And among the crowds, it can be lonely — but it's not all bad.
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Isolation can be damaging, too, if you cut off contact and are lonely.
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I bet that three-man defense feels a little lonely when that happens.
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Despite being single for so many years, Ms. McIntyre has rarely been lonely.
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Being alone doesn't necessarily mean one is lonely, but the possibility is greater.
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Well, it's lonely and oddly limiting, even under the most technologically sophisticated terms.
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And so we talked about how, you know, Socks might just be lonely.
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The podcasts make her feel less lonely on her deployment in South Korea.
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"It was one of the most lonely times of my life," she recalled.
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Hundreds of D-leaning donors, bundlers, and lobbyists are left feeling lonely tonight.
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Lonely Planet highly commends the burgers at Cocks and Cows on Gammel Strand.
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Another lonely, ignored, mentally disturbed psychopath looking to make a name for himself.
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Sometimes, legend has it, they even inspire competition from lonely shepherds seeking companionship.
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Another was "Getting Through the Night," a 1976 play about four lonely women.
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But none us will be able to capture and resell the lonely magic.
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The adorable, joke-cracking boy she'd remembered had grown into a lonely teenager.
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"Chilly, lonely breakfasts might be the worst first-world problem ever," he complains.
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It was a lonely time, Mr. Scott said, punctuated with tears and prayer.
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And you have the modern, tech-induced version of David Riesman's lonely crowd.
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How lonely will we be in a place where we know no one?
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Keira Mayock, Charlotte, N.C. — A farmer's wife is lonely from April to October.
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Being a specifically queer wedding planner is a fairly lonely line of work.
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The writing part never got easier, but books made my days less lonely.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: • Do you ever feel lonely?
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In "Le Solitaire," for instance, you can see how lonely his path was.
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A great lonely sadness had settled on her, stiffening her shoulders and spine.
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When things are not going your way, it can be a lonely lifestyle.
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Angering the mafia as a journalist in Italy makes for a lonely life.
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The drifts in between — "lonely, thoughtful spaces" — are designed to foster quiet contemplation.
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" Even Victor Hugo cruelly referred to his lonely, suffering hunchback as "an almost.
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Maybe your fridge is barren except for a couple of lonely old condiments.
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They put their life on pause, which is lonely, while they re-cohere.
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Or how lonely they felt, whether they were single or in a relationship.
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Lonely old people, Dutch researchers have found, are more apt to develop dementia.
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"I was often lonely for her and wanted more of her," she said.
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And she was lonely, estranged from her family and unable to maintain relationships.
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But people who aren't isolated can still feel lonely, a more subjective state.
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Attorney General Sessions will not succeed in his increasingly lonely crusade against pot.
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And he feels extremely lonely in that the world has turned its back.
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I've started to get used to it, but it's also kind of lonely.
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"Yes, sometimes we feel very lonely on the Hill," Luce tells her guests.
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Make sure you're getting out and networking your little lonely heart out, Capricorn.
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But to Kelli I was a lonely guy with time on his hands.
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So Passover seemed to be the next holiday on the lonely reporter's list.
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We bought a Lonely Planet book but also turned to Reddit for advice.
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The app is created by the long-time travel guidebook publisher Lonely Planet.
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That ride on the B43 bus was as lonely as it was long.
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Did I subconsciously welcome my Sea of Lonely so alcohol could soothe it?
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Each doll comes with a puppy, too, so Barbie is never too lonely.
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Schumer had never heard of McCarthy, but he was lonely, so he went.
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It was a very isolating and lonely experience, and I hit rock bottom.
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I think many people feel lonely and disconnected a lot of the time.
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Estrella suggests that the tiger must be scared, lonely, and missing its family.
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" Clues: pillow fighting; cheerleaders; "It can be a little lonely under this mask.
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Other than a lonely crew member or two, they are often completely empty.
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They don't love hard; they cheat; they are petty and afraid and lonely.
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But she said that she felt lonely in her ambivalence at the time.
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"I did not want it to look too sad or lonely," he said.
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P.R.D.: Plague of Frogs I"; and Dorothy B. Hughes's "In a Lonely Place.
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It's a lonely struggle; Page has been forsaken by former friends and colleagues.
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That goes for friends, partners and, if it had feelings, that lonely latte.
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"This is not about lonely old men or victimless crime," Mr. Aronberg said.
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A lonely widower, Golaud is at once drawn to and protective of Mélisande.
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Her renters are almost always men, she said, and they often seemed lonely.
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There is some good news for lonely pragmatists clinging to a shrinking center.
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Without loyalty to our fellow humans, we would all feel a bit lonely.
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"I've often felt isolated, and kind of lonely," she wrote in an email.
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Dacus's own album inhabits the pose with grace, although she also sounds lonely.
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"We are the guiltless pleasures of the lonely human being," says Gigolo Joe.
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In recent wars, proposals for war taxes have been relegated to lonely voices.
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"I'm in the White House and I was lonely," he told the crowd.
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I felt like the speaker in the William Carlos Williams poem ''Danse Russe,'' who dances naked in front of the mirror once his wife, baby and nanny have gone to sleep and sings to no one: ''I am lonely, lonely.
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Living by myself for the first time since my brief attempt at living on a houseboat during a manic episode in 2013, I'm the least lonely I've ever been, or like, I'm not as lonely as I thought I'd be.
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Success has so many fathers and mothers, but, man, defeat is a lonely business.
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"A lot of our clients said to me, 'Liz, I'm incredibly lonely,' " she said.
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He's the most knowledgable about the clown curse, and he's lonely in this knowledge.
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Even people who do feel lonely might not admit it, not even to themselves.
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"The Lonely Phone Booth," written by Peter Ackerman, is now in its second printing.
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But whereas DMart has kids in the halls, Star Bazaar is silent and lonely.
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"I cannot now recall ever being lonely in China," she wrote in her memoirs.
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Pop star FKA Twigs stands in for the lonely guy, but she's equally miserable.
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But if you're unhappily unpartnered, a pretend lover doesn't make you any less lonely.
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After a decade of being the world's loneliest frog, I am lonely no longer!
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There's something lonely about an astronaut in space and being an outsider up there.
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It also reminds you how lonely the next few months are going to be.
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It can get lonely in space, especially when you're busy hunting down interplanetary threats.
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"Not many lawyers do this type of litigation ... It's a lonely field," Zumpano explained.
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A mission to Mars has the potential to be a conflict-ridden, lonely journey.
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And it's not because I'm lonely, and it's not because it's New Year's Eve.
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In other words, if the U.S. backtracks, it will be walking a lonely road.
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It was a very scary and lonely experience that I wouldn't wish on anyone.
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She only spoke Cantonese, and got an unsatisfying, lonely job sewing clothes in factories.
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"If you never make compromises you'll end up damned lonely, pretty quickly," Gabriel said.
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It was a long, lonely night for some Telstra customers across Australia Thursday night.
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It's so lonely now, to watch a TV show that nobody else cares about.
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Upon returning to the shelter, the lonely dog cried for hours in his kennel.
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For instance, you could imagine being able to book rooms on Lonely Planet's website.
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Lonely in her new school in Nevada, she viewed him as her only friend.
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I was gay and crazy and infatuated and jealous and lonely and in denial.
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The marshal is protecting his vulnerable people from his lonely guardpost atop Mount Paektu.
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According to Lonely Planet, it'll have a price tag of approximately $20 million. Yikes.
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And they're using social media as much as, if not more than, Lonely Planet.
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Thanks to Justin Bieber, there is one less lonely dog as the holidays approach.
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Fit pensioners are less lonely than invalids, since they get out and socialise more.
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She doesn't want to be so lonely and so independent, but she's completely alone.
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Infertility is a lonely thing to go through — few people talk about it openly.
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The lonely hearts of the world have done very well out of the shift.
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"I'm not sitting at home playing the Titanic soundtrack and feeling lonely," she says.
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This wasn't the fault of the device, but using it felt lonely at times.
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ML: There probably are some people who never get lonely, no matter the circumstances.
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Basically, No Man's Sky involves a lot of work – and it's lonely work, too.
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They are now 65 percent more likely than other singles to deem themselves lonely.
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You take a pew in the lonely crowd and try to get your bearings.
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"He was a very unhappy, lonely only child," John's husband, David Furnish, tells PEOPLE.
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Lonely vampires that stalk the streets looking to enact justice through their victim choices.
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He played a chef obsessed with raw vegetables in the Lonely Island movie Popstar.
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Or is lonely Franken-Clegane about to get a new set of undead friends?
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"The attention economy is making people more distracted, stressed, lonely and depressed," Dunn says.
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And when I feel lonely my heart feels hungry and I end up binging.
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Adrian Grenier is an actor, producer, director, and founder of the Lonely Whale Foundation.
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There are moments of undeniable celebration and camaraderie, others of quiet and lonely exhalation.
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Wouldn't you say feeling lost and lonely much of the time is an issue?
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It was representative of more of a unifying thing and not a lonely thing.
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Some of the options will make their alone time feel a little less lonely.
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In 2010 Fei Dao, another author, described its devotees as a "lonely hidden army".
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When New York is lonely, it can be the loneliest place in the world.
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"He was living in Switzerland and quite lonely in those days," Ms. Wright said.
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What do we lose by losing our ability to be alone without being lonely?
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"A country without integrity will be lonely," an editorial by the People's Daily said.
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When she emerges into C Block, she's a more severe, lonely version of herself.
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Maybe we're just both two lost, lonely souls out in the vastness of space.
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Like a lonely child, I populated this world with odd people and excellent faces.
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The newly launched Lonely Planet Guides is available for 38 cities around the world.
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It's always lonely; you feel that you have no roots and nowhere to go.
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Lonely City seems to suggest that it is, that certain works speak in languages
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It was so stunning and strange, and it made me very thoughtful and lonely.
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You're drawn to lonely art because you don't want to feel that way anymore.
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"When you hear those words, 'You have cancer,' you feel so lonely," Velez says.
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Only a few days ago, you felt so lonely, but now, hearts are merging.
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I needed to be quiet and get bored and, really, get sad and lonely.
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Two thirds of the room believed that using social media makes them less lonely.
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There's one less lonely girl in the world -- Justin Bieber's dad is getting married.
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"There are a lot of people out there who are lonely," Kasich told Cooper.
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But I wanted to go all the way to The Lonely Mountain and back.
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This guide from the Lonely Planet will help point you in the right direction.
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Regardless, it was still very clear that Dany was hungry, angry, lonely, and tired.
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"Whenever I felt lonely, a Double Whopper with cheese became my friend," she said.
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"A miscarriage is lonely, painful, and demoralizing almost on a cellular level," she writes.
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"You make me so lonely, bay-bee ..." sang Presley in his deep, seductive baritone.
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Rating: Reading The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter while "Solitude" by Black Sabbath plays.
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Independently advising your peers, CEO and board can leave you in a lonely space.
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Is it lonely and empty, or is it satisfying in its own twisted way?
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It was one of the most alienating and lonely sexual experiences I've ever had.
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One lonely union has organised a strike against pricey petrol, but it lacks support.
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It's the reason you feel lonely and blue: It's literally programmed into our biology.
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But any lonely people in our region are more than welcome to join us.
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The Bride's journey is long, lonely, and haunted; sparkling melody is in short supply.
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The kids are left alone for the night and are sad, scared, and lonely.
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The army gave these lonely outposts unusually perky names like Red Pepper and Basil.
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The first third was an astonishingly lonely, wholly isolating, and quite literally nauseating experience.
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Perhaps the lonely void in the liberal centre of British politics can be filled.
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"Sgt. Pepper&aposs Lonely Hearts Club Band," the title song from the epic album.
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Joe Manchin Primary date: May 5 It's getting lonely for Manchin in West Virginia.
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Each syllable was perfect, but only the lonely rumble in my head gave praise.
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They were lonely enough to pay by the minute to chat with a stranger.
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Then the streets were terribly lonely and barren except for armor with guns clattering.
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