Yeah, hoping to find something, except they&aposre misery detectors and they can&apost find any misery so they have to invent misery.
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Tunnel of misery The city subways are not alone in their misery.
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"Grace" is a tale of misery, but it's not a misery memoir.
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From the looks of the season three trailer, the only things on the horizon for the residents of everyone's suburban hell-pit are misery, misery, and even more misery.
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"Let's look at the misery there and what has brought on that misery," Nauert said.
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Not fixing your misery — lots of companies want to fix stuff — but seeing your misery.
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"Someone like Mabel confirmed our misery, and mythologized it, but misery it was," he says.
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MISERY INDEX The so-called Misery Index adds together the unemployment rate and the inflation rate.
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" ■ 109A: MISERY is a "Company lover?" if you are familiar with the idiom "MISERY loves company.
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The misery of living in the US without documents, which a "self-deportation" policy aims to turn up to an unbearable level, is a grinding, constant misery, like the misery of poverty.
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The comedy of misery is a delicate one, and without balance it easily tips into simply misery.
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Sometimes the writers seem to think misery connotes respectability and narrative power, no matter how they get to that misery.
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Along with this physical misery, there was mental misery — about B., I have no clue how this man feels about me.
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"I accept people put me down, and also blame me for their misery and blame society for their misery," O'Denat told the publication Noisey in 2013.
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Also their version of "Misery" has the lyric "Misery never goes out of style" and that sounds like it came right out of a Fall Out Boy album insert.
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"When the bitcoin misery index is at 'misery' (below 22012), bitcoin sees the best 22016-month performance," Fundstrat Global Advisors co-founder Thomas Lee said in a Friday report.
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And while old me was all "misery loves company," this year, I want to be the kind of company that has no use for misery and instead gets to work.
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"The South Bronx, at its moment of greatest misery and anguish, and in some sense because of its misery and anguish, created the mass culture called Hip-Hop," he wrote.
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Someone -- anyone -- please put her out of her misery.
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With Mr Assad's victory, their misery will go on. ■
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Here's what you need to know: • Harvey's misery spreads.
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This rule change doesn't promote work — it promotes misery.
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She also has a life of misery, happiness ... etc.
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Salmonella can cause diarrhea, fever, and just general abdominal misery.
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"I was just living in my own misery," she says.
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It reminded me a little bit of Carrie or Misery.
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Misery, of a different kind, laced with the best intentions.
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With it, we can help others avert death and misery.
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"Florence continues to bring misery to North Carolina," Cooper said.
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Misery is available to rent or purchase on Prime Video.
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Sterling's spectacular slide will give way to more measured misery.
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Instead, for the most part, it doubled down on misery.
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The crisis brings misery to all races, parties and classes.
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What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
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Gazans, though, mostly blame other Palestinians for their daily misery.
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These are small consolations in the grim accounting of misery.
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Besides, everyone else does it and misery loves company, right?
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Saudi Arabia gets much of the blame for Yemen's misery.
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"With what we have now, we can only share misery."
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BRITAIN's biggest carmaker exemplified the country's misery in the 1970s.
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On Friday, Francis called this exodus a "torrent of misery."
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The earthquake a year ago threatened Maya with lifelong misery.
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A strike by Air France workers added to travel misery.
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Somebody needs to tranquilize this beast and end our misery.
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And amidst the widespread misery, Canongate had one final message.
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There was nothing but misery and shock on everyone's faces.
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It isn't hard to rise above these Salads of Misery.
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In his words, Catherine needs putting out of her misery.
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With another landfall expected, the devastation and misery could intensify.
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How much misery in Gilead can you put up with?
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Was I about to embark on 34 weeks of misery?
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Instead, it has been placing them in misery and peril.
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The Indians' tale of woe should have ended in misery.
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I wish they would put Tyrion out of his misery.
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They ask themselves, Will a lie prevent misery right now?
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And the fire misery isn't just contained to Shasta County.
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Puerto Rico More misery may be headed for Puerto Rico.
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Other transportation companies are looking to capitalize on Vélib's misery.
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But within moments the shivering misery gave way to rejuvenation.
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There were so many possible stories of loss and misery.
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" • Quotation of the day "Tuberculosis is the shadow of misery.
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But we ignore our neighbors' misery at our own peril.
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Editorial Gaza has dissolved into such misery that Lt. Gen.
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Millions of refugees live in misery and spill over borders.
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You don't usually hear about people suffering in misery there.
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Our reporter rode the shag bus and chronicled the misery.
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Just don't let it be a "misery loves company" scenario.
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I saw the legacy of human misery underpinning it all.
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Kershaw crouched on the mound, felled again by postseason misery.
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"Their revolution will result in death and misery," he said.
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It's not just the warmer temperatures adding to our misery.
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But not long after that, his elation turned into misery.
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"I swore at them and resumed my misery," he said.
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Men and women wore the same expression of resigned misery.
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We're explaining why America's flu season is causing misery nationwide.
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The persistent misery of the Chicago Cubs has gone poof.
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He shook his head in misery, responding to invisible slaps.
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They are farmers condemned to beg and live in misery.
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I felt ashamed for intruding and adding to his misery.
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At least the Americans would have illustrious company in misery.
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Go deeper: The countries where happiness and misery are growing
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Do you include gang fights in the tally of misery?
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The Oscars loved Kathy Bates in Misery (1990) — but the rest of Misery, not so much: Bates walked home with an Oscar for Best Actress, but the film was nominated in no other categories.
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And the guys that embrace the misery oftentimes are your best winners because they know what it's like not to win, and they're gonna do everything in their power to not feel that misery.
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That is, there is a lot less misery in Scandinavia — and because everyone has some chance of falling into low income, this reduces the risk of misery for a much larger share of the population.
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As misery and anger grow, disenchantment within the regime will spread.
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Nothing has brought me greater misery or stagnation than those fears.
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The rest of the episode reminded me of Misery on wheels.
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The deaths of an estimated 3,000 people spread shock and misery.
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Don't avoid climate change stories, but don't wallow in misery, either.
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"There are tours that go in search of misery," he explained.
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At least we have endless FNL marathons to ease our misery.
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Each day our center is easing human misery and saving lives.
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"I didn't want to delve back into the misery," he said.
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Just my misery, the fact that my heart was completely empty.
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The authors speculate that their misery flows from their crushed aspirations.
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But does it convey the true depths of the word "misery"?
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The imagined misery of travelling to America has captured the zeitgeist.
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Adding to the misery are reports of ruby-related land grabs.
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It feels like a movement towards the aestheticizing of human misery.
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"We're reducing misery by publishing this stuff," Kandell told BuzzFeed News.
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That she had driven him off that roof with her misery.
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A 10 year depression from 85033 onwards caused even more misery.
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Turning around the stagnation; the misery of the Obama/Clinton economy.
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The sexual misery that results can descend into absurdity and hysteria.
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The...rise in oil prices only added to the bond misery.
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Torrential rains continue to deluge the region, adding to the misery.
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You wrote a song about the misery of touring with Audioslave.
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It was the start of more pain and misery, she said.
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It prolongs misery, and the worse thing is it is random.
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And the misery will be with us for many, many days.
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America and Germany have condemned Turkey for adding to Syria's misery.
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Or, to be more specific, Bates' character in Misery, Annie Wilkes.
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Misery is usually a bit more palatable when shared with others.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Theresa May's misery risks infecting the UK economy.
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The Shining, It, Misery, Cujo, and on and on into infinity.
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It just brought lots and lots of misery to my life.
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They are relentless and make sure that you feel their misery.
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Nakai put us out of our misery in the third round.
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Our reporter is in Aleppo, recording the residents' misery and hopes.
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But I'm not alone in my misery, and neither are you.
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He quickly averted his eyes from the misery of his coreligionists.
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The result: A waste of public resources—and significant human misery.
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Adding to the social misery is a dramatic expansion in crime.
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"Our bond is based on misery and secrets," she told me.
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"All the misery we suffered on the way here," he muttered.
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Outside in the chill air, misery descends on her like rain.
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Brady, though, had endured more than just four weeks of misery.
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And few species have caused as much misery as Aedes aegypti.
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Shooting Green Lantern, I was on a solid diet of misery.
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By staging the misery of strangers, is Meadow guilty of betrayal?
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Their life is a misery; therefore, you must deal with it.
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Apple wasn't the only non-Chinese phone maker wallowing in misery.
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It's the only joy I can find in all this misery.
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It's time for them to be put out of their misery.
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"I hadn't heard that one," he says, his misery now complete.
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Kimi Raikkonen's failure to start Sunday's Malaysia race compounded Ferrari's misery.
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But under the jargon and numbers is a world of misery.
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Chance was a portrait of misery; Alphonsine was holding back tears.
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Now, the children of Bolívar no longer export dollars, but misery.
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From "A Star Is Born," the place where misery meets triumph.
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As resources are strained and the system buckles, the misery grows.
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But in truth, they're only the surface cause of your misery.
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I read "Misery," by Stephen King, and that movie was amazing.
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Amid all the misery, there are some small signs of hope.
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His proposals would allow the misery to persist for 20 years.
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In the 2192th century, the city enriched itself on human misery.
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The subway's problems are part of the region's broader transit misery.
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But in 1967, he can't see that his misery is temporary.
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I was with her through terrifying treatments, each new unavailing misery.
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The Bentiu camp, like all such camps, is highly concentrated misery.
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In her dedication to exposing misery, Gellhorn turned flânerie into testimony.
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The mayhem and misery he has caused is horrific and indefensible.
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The misery of the Dunphy clan isn't without example or precedent.
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Clinical misery has taken over from death as the great equalizer.
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What do you use to overcome the misery that is email?
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"And it will bring even more misery to the Venezuelan people."
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His new book is based on his misery after a breakup.
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The act is over, the misery finished, but the image remains.
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The shocking thing isn't their indifference to the misery they're causing.
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Q: What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
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It's the little things like that that can trigger absolute misery.
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Before the puddle, there was only the grey misery of January.
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Of course the misery caused by the invasion of Iraq — hundreds of thousands dead, impoverished, brutalized, for no reason at all — is different both in degree and kind than the misery caused by the ACHA would be.
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She may be less oblivious than the president to Venezuela's growing misery.
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But it allows that pain to be more than just misery porn.
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Jeff Bezos is unlikely to save these beleaguered workers from their misery.
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It's a little bit of misery-loves-company, but also makes sense.
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I try to counter that willful ignorance and look at that misery.
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Like all tales of misery and woe, our story begins in Baltimore.
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But, there's a major silver-lining that we overlooked in our misery.
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But that doesn't negate the misery for civilians in Houthi-run areas.
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We now return to our regular programming of incalculable misery and suffering.
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More misery may be on its way for the people of Sulawesi.
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Contrasted with Blink's "misery needs company," that's edging Creeper towards a victory.
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Proponents note potential benefits that go beyond reducing misery for the downtrodden.
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I did everything I could to learn how to reduce someone's misery.
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Get over a breakup, forget your misery, and just wipe it clean!
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Lots of people say that Twitter is already a cesspool of misery.
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But Brexiting will also probably cause a recession and huge human misery.
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She watches cartoons, the cheerful soundtrack a bitter contrast to her misery.
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Hamas is keen to put someone else in charge of the misery.
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No one sane, you would think, would even apply for such misery.
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Noisey: How did you end up on a Church Of Misery album?
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Other men in suits then increased the misery to millions through austerity.
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THOSE WHO profit from the misery of others are not often popular.
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His suicidal blasphemy against "the money code" has "brought him only misery".
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Marlins starter Jose Urena earned a no-decision but continued his misery.
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It's about the dreams protected, and the untold misery and ruin prevented.
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Folks, go nuts and subject your bartender to 11 seconds of misery.
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Alfre Woodard's elevator ambush just put an immediate face on his misery.
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As misery grows, the government's capacity to tackle its causes is diminishing.
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Who knew a show about cookies and cakes could trigger such misery?
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Put this brave and beautiful woman out of her misery already, show!
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Tourists have taken notice of the misery spilling out into city streets.
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"To be honest, I thought I would be in misery," she said.
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To me, it was a portent of the misery I'd soon suffer.
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So to stave off misery, plan on taking an inflatable sleeping pad.
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Others, however, seem ready to be put out of their public misery.
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It's June 2018, and the sun feels like a spotlight on misery.
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One created such misery that I was constantly devising my exit strategy.
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Both Lehman and AIG should have been put out of their misery.
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President Trump put us out of our misery by, of course, tweeting.
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On the other is a world of misery, anxiety, war and greed.
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Yes, that's just what this country needs now, a little more misery.
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Nor does it, as conservatives sometimes charge, mire everyone in equal misery.
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This year's, though, promises a singular pageant of misery, for three reasons.
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With her partner away for work, Mary Rose descends into domestic misery.
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Most Brazilians were poor, and Machado's origins were a step above misery.
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For a lot of people, Instagram is an enormous source of misery.
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Even mild allergies can still lead to real misery and temporary impairment.
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There is much here about the misery and indignity of her condition.
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All that is left now is to choose a successor in misery.
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It was a derby win, yes; an end to all that misery.
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Now this great country that I love is basically cranking out misery.
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That means smoke worsens the misery of winter in Ulan Bator, Mongolia.
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"This accelerator of human misery has to be closed," Judge Lippman said.
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We recognize that homophobic laws brought misery to those targeted by them.
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Largely because we are much less willing to tolerate misfortune and misery.
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There is a reason the expression misery loves company is a cliché.
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In "Chemistry," moments of tenderness are repeatedly juxtaposed with moments of misery.
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She abruptly turned her attention to helping Mr. Roy end his misery.
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And because she is performing misery, she thinks in overdramatic exclamation points.
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For starters, let's put the Iowa caucus out of its own misery.
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We are considered merchants of misery and therefore get a bad rap.
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The new parents may appreciate the treats, and sympathize with your misery.
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No more passive consumption for me — it's the surest way to misery.
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Soon we'll surely hear a great deal about the misery of Gaza.
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Depictions of misery are placed vibrantly alongside depictions of beauty and promise.
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A three-putt compounded his misery and suddenly the door was open.
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But with this, we wanted to be able to laugh at misery.
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The painter lay down outside his door, trembling with cold and misery.
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We sort of became friends because we identified with each other's misery.
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Nor has Obamacare's Medicaid expansion been a bulwark against opioid-related misery.
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In this way, those in the exhausted camp perpetuate their own misery.
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When the misery index is low, investors should buy, and vice versa.
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There's a lot of poverty and misery and suffering in your own.
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To add to the currency's misery local capital expenditure data too underwhelmed.
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He's comfortable with his behavior, but he's also comfortable in his misery.
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These athletes competed in an ultramarathon in Minnesota during last week's misery.
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And it would usher in a world of misery and economic hardship.
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The diplomatic disputes unfolded against a backdrop of economic misery in Venezuela.
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How the misery at the jail galvanized protesters and led to action.
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Calculated misery is the reversal of how we usually think about upgrades.
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The category of stocks that captures the prevailing euro-misery best is banks.
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"Virtually everywhere it has been tried, socialism has brought suffering, misery and decay."
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It was basically 11 years of misery because Davey made the wrong decision.
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More like Father John Misery because your music makes people feel so shitty.
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I was not yet 14, and I had made her life a misery.
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There's an extra-special subversive twist here, one that's optimized to spread misery.
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But on her new single, "Misery," Gwen has fully accepted that she's addicted.
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The more you know, the sooner you can save yourself from the misery.
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Back in November, Turkey had a lot of company in its economic misery.
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And boy, does actor Indira Varma ever sell Ellaria's desperation, frustration, and misery.
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The misery in Grand'Anse shows why a stable and effective government is needed.
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The country's so-called stability, he suggests, is again breeding misery and extremism.
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That couldn't be further from the truth: When meritocracy is realized, misery abounds.
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"The country of bonanza can not hide the country of misery," he said.
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Its descent into economic chaos, human misery and dictatorship is of unprecedented gravity.
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So it was not obviously begging to be put out of its misery.
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POWER CUTS in Caracas have endangered lives and deepened the misery of Venezuelans.
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Of course it would greet people fleeing Castro's totalitarian misery with open arms.
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But it's also another reflection of the misery in brick-and-mortar retail.
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Some eVTOL players appear clued in to the potential misery of production hell.
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The full video (seemingly a look into domestic misery and bliss) drops Saturday.
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The scapegoating of otherness by miserable people cannot be justified by their misery.
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"It's so moving, after the misery and poverty they went through," he said.
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Just put us out of our misery and make it go away forever.
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"We blame those who are closest to us for our misery," he says.
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Amid such misery arose a populist Democrat of prodigious talents: William Jennings Bryan.
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He pulled back at first, passing his misery off onto semi-fictional characters.
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Writhing in misery, Sawyer had no idea she was suffering from acute appendicitis.
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The song's counterpart, "Chamber of Misery Part II," appears on the full-length.
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Why celebrate man's inhumanity to man, by adding another coastal shelf of misery?
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They undertake a series of menial tasks, scrubbing the floor in silent misery.
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Brexit's grisly first week, and the misery ahead, have already provoked buyer's remorse.
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I decide to take a cab home after the morning's subway misery. Mistake!
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What helped make the indignities bearable through the years was the Cubs' misery.
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It's like being a meter maid — all you do is bring people misery.
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It was the typical misery of summer airline travel — or so it seemed.
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Haley showed President Kiir pictures of the misery she saw a day earlier.
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The stakes are always high — national survival or destruction, personal happiness or misery.
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It's not like come down into this murky dungeon of disrepair and misery.
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That works for her until her misery catches up with her; it's burnout.
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Those questions only remind me that life is full of pain and misery.
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Colorado finished the regular season in the Top 10 after years of misery.
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Feeding addiction, love, misery, excitement, the day to day, the ego, wellness, enthusiasm.
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Two corporate-caused US epidemics -- obesity and opioid addictions -- add to the misery.
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The weight of the album is visceral, its misery and hopelessness made audible.
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Sharing intense experiences makes them more tolerable—you know, misery loves company, etc.
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The elections on Sunday unfolded against a backdrop of economic misery in Venezuela.
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"I don't really feel drawn to dark things or human misery," she said.
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Misery has been Yemen's lot after more than three years of unrelenting war.
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We're at the North Pole of misery and being told to walk north.
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Then, make room for favorites like Misery, Risky Business, Zombieland, and Kill Bill.
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This misery filter is partially a function of the other forms of segregation.
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This book provides a metric ton of misery and a lot of company.
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But the tactics could further destabilize Libya and condemn migrants to more misery.
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Whatever the cause, for some, parenthood can bring misery as well as joy.
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"Misery is a great equalizer," one male recruit said with a resigned grin.
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Emerging from the storm The storm heaped plenty of misery across New England.
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Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought and six, result misery.
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Reach out to neighbors, who must be enduring the same misery as you.
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Getting cut off from the United States adds to the misery for Venezuela.
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But looking for Israel to remedy their problems will only exacerbate their misery.
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Doing so has been the cause of anxiety, misery and disorder, for decades.
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Other than that, battery life continues to be a source of people's misery.
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For one thing, though they could cause much misery, those are reversible actions.
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It creates enormous misery when it cripples the motivational system that drives capitalism.
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But for this one teenager, the future seemed to hold nothing but misery.
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A recent sharp rise in arrivals has piled additional misery on overcrowded facilities.
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"When the BMI is at a 'misery' level, future returns are very good."
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Misery loves company, so invite your friends over and get through it together.
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It also offers some incisive commentary about performative misery in lefty white guys.
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But my all time favorite emo song would be "Misery Business" by Paramore.
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It's the grind, the misery, the loneliness, and the pointlessness of it all.
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Misery wakes us in the morning and Shame sits with us at night.
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The faint-hearted probably wanted Anderson to be put out of his misery.
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Sharon Van Etten: Remind Me Tomorrow (Jagjaguwar) Sharon Van Etten makes misery anthemic.
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They've reaped a reward for virtue, for facing up to the reality of their misery, but that misery is only in abeyance now, and the fact of it will come crashing down as soon as this season ends, however it ends.
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Misère: The Visual Representation of Misery in the 19th Century pinpoints a particular strand of misery, namely the societal sectors suffering from extreme poverty catalysed by the Industrial Revolution, and various methods by which artists have sought to capture it.
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Unchecked, invisible cash flows now promote not democracy and liberty, but kleptocracy and misery.
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Misery and loss, the play says, and says and says, are man's inevitable birthright.
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After spending weeks in post break-up misery, Grape-kun quickly rebounded with Hululu.
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The so-called Misery Index adds together the unemployment rate and the inflation rate.
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Gwen Stefani was in "Misery" before new beau Blake Shelton came into her life.
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Trapped in their own prison of pain since 2016, their misery only seeks company.
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Eventually, Stone got tired with follow-ups and put me out of my misery.
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You dished out a lot of misery It's impossible to candy-coat it, 2016.
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"The money also comes with a lot of misery," said one White House reporter.
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The careers of other current recording artists are not so closely aligned with misery.
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Israelis have grown rich, which makes the misery of Palestinians all the more disturbing.
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Yeezy Season 4 finally arrived in a flurry of spandex neutrals, Snapchats and misery.
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It needs to be shown that the price of causing misery is very high.
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The crisis brings misery and death to all races, parties, genders, classes and religions.
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Good Girl "Misery" This Philly quartet are about to become your new favorite thing.
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It might be the drawn-out misery of a meagre income in retirement, say.
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This interminable misery will end, if you accept your fate and let yourself rest!
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The tortured judge's own misery is compounded by the recent death of his wife.
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More marriages end up in misery than happiness, so maybe that's why I'm fickle.
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He begs MIB to put him out of his misery, but gets shut down.
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Just about the only person who looks pleased in all this misery is Cersei.
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Hamas may merely be using its war talk to draw attention to Gaza's misery.
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Queer performance artists are particularly adept at using humor to cut through the misery.
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Under Mr Maduro, Venezuela's descent into economic chaos and human misery has been staggering.
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Misery loves company… people can't stand for someone else to flourish and be happy.
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The feud within the ADA, which began on September 230th, makes life a misery.
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In those days though, through Nazi propaganda, Jews were blamed for all the misery.
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I use the machete to quickly and quietly put it out of its misery.
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For a second, Debbie confesses to Barbara she shares her sisters' misery at moving.
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After a year of misery, Bill Ackman finally is having a pretty good month.
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Or at the very least, let's put us — the viewers — out of our misery.
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Government collapses, meaning that the subway system is finally put out of its misery.
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The consequences of inaction look clear: tighter borders, more people-smuggling, misery for refugees.
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This spells misery for all but a handful of privileged officials and hangers-on.
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He then compounded his misery by finding water again at the par-three 16th.
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She wanted pills to end it all and preempt the misery that she anticipated.
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We need treatment and coping advice for those afflicted, not cheerleaders for their misery.
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Other than just general misery, what's the problem with new parents and sleep deprivation?
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Behind the spoof lies a sense that the company is profiting from passengers' misery.
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How many lives are you going to ruin just to smother your own misery?
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Shortages of food and medicine, exacerbated by widespread looting, make daily life a misery.
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He continually reiterated a vision of life as a slog of sadness and misery.
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Pleasure has always existed somewhere in Krell's work: pleasure in misery is pleasure nonetheless.
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"I cannot recommend it highly enough to you if you desire misery," said Munger.
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It occurred to me that maybe I was destined to chronicle all this misery.
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Is this war inflicting horrible misery on the civilians whose country is being bombed?
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He went to the bench for a timeout, sheer misery etched on his face.
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But, more than any other outside power, Turkey deserves blame for prolonging Syria's misery.
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It's a terrible choice on Hoffman's part, seemingly made only to increase Shelby's misery.
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As the public performance fades away, though, their misery and bitterness take centre stage.
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Through time immemorial, parents have both underestimated and overestimated their teenagers' depression and misery.
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FSG is a literary outfit, not the publisher of misery memoirs for the prurient.
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The glass will seem half empty… not with water, but with regret and misery.
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Why it matters: The Amazon effect is one reason for the iconic chain's misery.
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Just take that baseball bat, Mr. President, and put me out of my misery.
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"Go home and tell them that we are living in misery," he told her.
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"The misery is increasing in the camps, because the aid is decreasing," says Mhaissen.
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"I don't think you should enable a person to remain in misery," he said.
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Acting rudely only made my misery sharper, but I felt unable to behave politely.
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The following year of fear and humiliation was the most misery I have experienced.
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Those names are synonymous with playoff misery for two franchises well acquainted with it.
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The socialist catastrophe in Venezuela takes an ever-greater toll in lives and misery.
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But withholding suicide assistance might well increase the amount of misery in the world.
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"I do not like the idea of making money off people's misery," Killeen said.
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We felt especially grateful for it in the midst of this long-lasting misery.
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Americans with complicated finances are stuck with the misery of the current tax system.
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I'm going to die anyway, I've got to put myself out of this misery.
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MISÈRE The Visual Representation of Misery in the 19th Century By Linda Nochlin Illustrated.
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Brazilians feel powerless and hopeless, because they can't see an end to their misery.
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Almost everyone who visits SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida, endures a fair amount of misery.
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She was paralyzed by a sense of failure, misery and rage, but only temporarily.
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It's basketball that stopped me from falling into a life of misery and crime.
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Holt has briefly been part of the club's misery at third base this season.
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The cantaloupes that led to Sunday's misery had been infested and left in ruin.
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Tariffs only end in spreading misery, a classic case of man's inhumanity to man.
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"9-to-5 people love to see misery," Mr. O'Denat told Vibe in 2011.
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Thanks to the internet, though, I know I'm not alone — and misery loves company.
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But be prepared for an unrelenting blast of misery without a lot of context.
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Flood of misery The worst nuclear disaster in Japan's history started with a wave.
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Lizzy Caplan stars as Annie Wilkes, the obsessive antagonist of King's 252 novel Misery.
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Not so unlike Mr. McLemore, many of us have bouts of misery and misanthropy.
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Several episodes feature inept husbands inexplicably surprised by the misery of their overburdened wives.
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But infectious diseases need help to spread their misery: humans meeting humans, in person.
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Dominant classes who create misery among their people do everything to escape the blame.
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Like many good science stories, this one was the result of grad student misery.
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But sometimes, Miguel won't be available to guide your recently heartbroken ex through misery.
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One of the most compelling arguments against "calculated misery" comes from Bloomberg's Megan McArdle.
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Directed by: Rob ReinerWritten by: William GoldmanBased on: Misery Misery has so many of the elements that make a Stephen King adaptation great: pitch-black humor, a complicated villain, a moment of shocking violence, a stellar writer and director, and Kathy Bates.
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" (Andrew Jackson, 1829) "Idle industries have cast workers into unemployment, human misery, and personal indignity.
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The consortium isn't alone in trying to solve the misery of parking in congested cities.
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Twice, we've seen him as the maker of his own misery and that of others.
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It just might turn us into lonely outcasts, capable of spreading our misery to others.
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Unless, that is, Jason Segel steps in and puts us all out of our misery.
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These are our melancholy games, our sad games, the ones full of mourning and misery.
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Improved weather conditions But the end of the misery may be near in Northern California.
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Gibson added to the Royals' misery by not giving them any chance to come back.
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The picture is sometimes grim, even harrowing, but Wang isn't interested in wallowing in misery.
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Janitors' quixotic quest to clean the internet's deepest pit of misery is a meme there.
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" I guessed in a bid to put myself out of my own misery. "Yes. And?!
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"It's just an old word meaning jolly," I say, putting her out of her misery.
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He struggled, just as many in Miami have, with misery and hardship in their homeland.
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Activists say this promotes both eating disorders among the thin and misery among the plump.
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But after the holidays that year, it all hit me again—the depression and misery.
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CoupCast finds that economic misery is linked to higher coup risk, as is extreme weather.
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Comfort breeds laziness and sloth, of course, and thus becomes its own kind of misery.
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Further misery lies ahead for Yemen's 28m people, three-quarters of whom need humanitarian aid.
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There's a big debate over whether economic misery or racism is fueling support for Trump.
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As much as she combated misery, she also had a highly developed appetite for pleasure.
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But that alone will not stop this epidemic nor turn back this tide of misery.
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Trillions of humans; one thousand gray planets, one thousand petty plutocracies, a universe of misery.
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Yet, company bosses are rarely held to account for inflicting such misery on their employees.
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But, unfortunately for those aboard the flight, there's more:The travel misery did not end there.
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It allowed them to see that the choice is not always darkness, not always misery.
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Is it better to have a graphic hoodie that screams "MISERY" than nothing at all?
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One reason for Lincecum's recent misery was a damaged hip, which doctors repaired in September.
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Double misery A Canadian man lost his home last year in the Fort McMurray wildfire.
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Annie Wilkes, Misery You haven't met a true super fan until you've met Annie Wilkes.
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It's also hard to imagine the Webster family dealing with any more pain and misery.
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"Offset deals are obviously an ideal launcher for corruption, misery and money laundering," Doskozil said.
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Trump knows the people hate what's going on with Saudi-backed terrorism causing misery worldwide.
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Drone strikes or longer prison sentences will not alleviate the misery of those conditions, either.
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Misery in Houston While heavy rains have ended in the Houston area, more danger looms.
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In fact, a Bloomberg's 'misery index' this year puts Thailand as the world's happiest country.
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The worst of their misery is poor Pasha, who is being absolutely tortured off screen.
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Picture Kim's end of this call: abject misery and exhaustion surrounded by almost-unimaginable luxury.
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There is nothing humane about actively encouraging the misery, violence, and squalor of the caravans.
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Being happy is contagious, and it can be the same for misery and bad moods.
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His formative years in France and Andorra were marked by a fair share of misery.
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"It's like we walkin' through a paintin'," Herb noted accurately, then returned to his misery.
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"Look at this misery – total desolation," he said, looking around at the remnants of homes.
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Some of these girls must be so brainwashed—I didn't want to show them misery.
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People need to understand that we are trying to save ourselves from catastrophic huge misery.
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The misery in Gaza is a feeling of being abandoned, a feeling of being orphans.
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They were far from the Jungle's cold, filth, misery and hunger, and they were happy.
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We are not in "Angela's Ashes" territory, still less in the land of misery memoir.
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And some of those guns left a trail of misery that spans to this day.
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He wants to talk about black poverty, misery and crime in front of white audiences.
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The protocol promises economic misery for the U.S. But what can we expect from China?
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GUTFELD: Trapped in their own prison of pain since 18593, their misery only seeks company.
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But it seems safe to say that the union visited equal misery on both parties.
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There was plenty of sadness and misery in Brown's life, much of it self-inflicted.
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If you're a fan, you'll eventually find your way to at least short-term misery.
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And yet Victoria's tent city defies its stigma as a place of crime and misery.
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A double bogey at 16 and bogeys at 10, 14 and 18 compounded his misery.
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Trump blames an elite class of globalist insiders for the misery of the American people.
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In this year of general political misery, I don't begrudge anyone their share of schadenfreude.
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Terminal 2 appears frozen in time and Delta's aging fleet just adds to the misery.
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The unimaginable misery awaiting the burned and irradiated survivors—that was most terrifying of all.
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International news, understandably, is often filled with accounts of war and disaster and human misery.
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It can be hard not to see a kind of aestheticized misery in these images.
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For what it turns out really was most of us, Election Night 2016 was misery.
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She says she has started to hope for a painless solution to her mother's misery.
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Let us all hope and pray for no more suicides caused by despair and misery.
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Who wonders how the early explorers were feeling in Misery Bay or on Cape Tribulation?
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They don't go through what we went through, all the misery that made us tough!
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For Susan, like Dubus, the misery of her life is also a source of authenticity.
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But it was a long, misery-filled wait, with many close calls along the way.
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And one of them is this huge [alcohol] addiction," he explains, adding, "Misery loves company.
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Unfortunately, stories of potential misery have not been enough to stir this country to action.
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Knee-jerk "Misery" comparisons may be off: It's a remake of a French TV movie.
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However, unlike in Misery, where she's completely unhinged, Annie is still trying to maintain equilibrium.
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And although a reprieve is forecast for the weekend, next week could bring more misery.
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Wasn't I perpetuating misery by passing these along to hobble my sisters-in-arms/-feet?
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Still, some were skeptical that the new line was reducing the misery along Lexington Avenue.
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The slow movement and life-threatening storm surges are expected to add to the misery.
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Try not to forget that the authors of that misery are also the presumptive victims.
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A video Ms. Giraldo shot on her cellphone showed Ms. Hibbard crumpled in motionless misery.
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If they cared about the police, we would not have such misery in our lives.
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The Pablo-Leanna connection never feels convincing and Pablo's self-sabotage and misery become wearying.
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We might finally see the heroes get a win, after a season of complete misery.
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Put us out of our misery, HBO, and make him immortal or end it already.
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And you need to give people freedom, Jesus, the freedom to suffer misery and poverty.
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The Stephen King universe returns to Hulu this October in all its award-winning misery.
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All are mired in ironic detachment from their misery and attracted to Hark's simple message.
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If they cared about the police, we would not have such misery in our lives.
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He seems to have lived his last years in a misery of his own making.
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"Shutdowns are a total misery march," said Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Republican of West Virginia.
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The more misery, the more anti-Semitism (along with opposition to immigration and so on).
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She opened Langston Hughes's "Black Misery," vignettes about growing up black in a white world.
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She was hit by a car, and the ranger put her out of her misery.
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Watching these two candidates discuss such a grave issue was five minutes of bitter misery.
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If you're wallowing in misery at your three-thrust sessions, know that you're not alone.
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Yet, this area is currently ravaged in a torrent of moral misery and spiritual crisis.
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It only leads to pain and misery, and ignorance in these cases is always bliss.
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The ingenuity of "calculated misery" is connected to the overall effect it has on travelers.
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The Misery Index has the potential to be pretty funny, maybe even a little cathartic.
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But she is also an incompetent one who has brought much of this misery upon herself.
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Residency programs have a way of indoctrinating new recruits into believing that misery is somehow noble.
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Wretch is triumphant, its refined misery, thunderous grooves, vintage tones, and pure grit stoking the flames.
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To the Gazan people — these terrorist acts against Israel will bring you nothing but more misery.
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And that denial is a slippery slope, at the bottom of which lie tyranny and misery.
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Ultimately, this rule should be taken out behind the barn and put out of its misery.
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After eight years of misery, it will inaugurate a new president who has realigned the electorate.
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Wacker said, saying that Tyson had pushed through his misery out of devotion to her daughter.
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One Sanders supporter bruised by the experience describes this focus on oppression as "the misery Olympics".
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Graffiti was scrawled on the building reading "Macron the clown" and "Who sows misery reaps anger".
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I was so unhappy for so long I didn't see a way out of the misery.
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Yet it is really Ms Blunt's display of understated misery that makes her intoxication so believable.
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"However, none of this diminishes the misery suffered by the people who are being directly impacted."
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"This is a classic misery loves company ... get together, be miserable," he said of the deal.
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But now, in the year 20013, it's finally being put out of its misery — and ours.
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Pink's sardonic new video for "Beautiful Trauma" offers a hilarious take on domestic misery and bliss.
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Venezuelans' misery has at least boosted business at foreign printers, who seem stunned by the windfall.
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Loyalty to the Cubs Despite decades of misery, the Cubs have won over many steadfast fans.
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Side note about office life: Does anyone else live in silent, freezing misery all day long?
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They're mercifully putting the most emotionally draining and overwrought campaign in decades out of its misery.
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Though our responses to misery can be interesting in a dramatic sense, that's true only sparingly.
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Derry, with its nightmarish clowns and general sense of despair and misery, is one of these.
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The protests and occasional rounds of rocket fire have already won promises to alleviate Gaza's misery.
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Paralyzed and helpless, the animal is eventually put out of its misery by the killer snake.
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It was left to Bernard and Elsie to put the host clone out of his misery.
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Wrenching our brains back from the perpetual precipice of misery will have to be on us.
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All the while, the omniscient Maitreya bears witness, smiling beatifically through the spectacle of human misery.
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Hurricane Matthew A week after the storm passed, the slow motion disaster is still dumping misery.
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The Islamic State is still here, and the bombs just bring fear and misery to civilians.
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"You could smell the misery" of destruction in the Beacon Hill and Abasand sections, he said.
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All nations of the world should resist socialism and the misery that it brings to everyone.
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In a country with more than 160m inhabitants, this represents a vast decline in human misery.
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Air conditioning in Europe is also scarce, exacerbating the misery among travelers and people at home.
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We're also seeing rising geographical inequality—a few islands of prosperity amid a sea of misery.
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We are inadvertently perpetuating corruption and misery and violence with every bump or line we do.
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To prevent carbon from causing misery and destruction, perhaps we just need to change its location.
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Stories that end happily ever after are more satisfying if their protagonists have triumphed over misery.
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The rains continued after the storm hit, compounding the misery of tens of thousands of people.
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In video captured from Williams's Snapchat, she recounts her epic tale of rice, salmon and misery.
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"He had a couple days of misery, but after that he was pretty good," Bill said.
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Farther south, near Gorda, the massive landslide last month added an exclamation point to the misery.
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After all, Tommy Lee Royce told Frances Drummond that she needs putting out of her misery.
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But after two decades of misery, this Caps team is good, fun, and easy to like.
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Will UKIP's Paul Nuttall be exposed as the fearmongering, misery-spreading Boggart that he really is?
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Harvey's subjects might be domestic and even sweet, but her paintings seem full of muffled misery.
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For a Buddhist monk and a fighter, the essence of life is suffering, pain and misery.
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Soon we'll be adrift, cut off from the continent, a miserable island of bitterness and misery.
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Does America want to revisit the misery of the Japanese internment camps during World War II?
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He railed against misery and injustice, mocked authority and beat police puppets who harassed the poor.
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Economic View Interminable lines at airport security checkpoints have caused a great deal of unnecessary misery.
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In the midst of this misery, Dad called me to say his goodbyes over the phone.
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The delay is misery for the 0003,2000 households awaiting a promised subsidy to rebuild their homes.
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Twitter posts sent to the New York City subway account make up a trail of misery.
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I realized how little I was doing to contribute to anything other than my own misery.
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The economic misery of the late twenties and early thirties provided another opportunity, which Hitler seized.
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CNN also reported on "misery" that followed some migrants from Puerto Rico to the US mainland.
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We lived through socialism in an extreme form and understand the devastation and misery it causes.
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When Max Kepler bashed another home run off Eovaldi two pitches later, the misery only continued.
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California wildfires A wildfire in Northern California grows bigger and causes more misery by the day.
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We will not be complicit in an immigration policy that intentionally inflicts misery on vulnerable populations.
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Adding to Necropolis' misery at launch was a lack of matchmaking—albeit, with somewhat understandable reasons.
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You could be condemning them to a career of misery-memoir with every photo you post.
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Economists note that prolonged recessions and certainly a depression would also cost lives and widespread misery.
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Metal mining in Haiti will bring profits to the few and more misery for the masses.
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That has led millions to flee to Colombia and other nearby countries to escape the misery.
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And for as long as he is in charge, Syria's misery will spread across the region.
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"Tuberculosis is the shadow of misery," said Dr. José Félix Oletta, a former Venezuelan health minister.
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Ken Livingstone, the mayor at the time, was assailed for heaping misery on thousands of commuters.
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While not fatal, scabies causes profound misery; many people find even the thought of it repulsive.
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I looked for the box that had caused me so much misery, but it wasn't there.
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And fans tweeted that players who performed poorly should be sent to the pit of misery.
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From 'Misery': ANNIE WILKES: My favorite was Rocketman, and once it was a no breaks chapter.
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But he had grown weary of the misery and isolation that attended Mr. al-Bashir's rule.
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"We went from being poor to living in misery," the 50-year-old woman tells me.
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Oh, and social safety net programs can do more than limit misery: they can be liberating.
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Critic's Pick The weather is a misery, the subways are a disaster, the news is unspeakable.
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The sad fact is that San Francisco is a beautiful city marred by pure human misery.
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"They're waiting for the misery index to reach a certain scale before they intervene," he said.
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Some ethicists see only good in the prospect of eliminating diseases that condemn families to misery.
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It's a fate she seems to welcome; realizing this, he stops, refusing to end her misery.
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Mr. Duterte's antidrug campaign masterfully builds on the popular view that there are hierarchies of misery.
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Featured Article: "Before the Liberation of Auschwitz, a March of Misery" by Marc Santora On Jan.
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Imagine if Brexit does not reduce Britain to misery but instead leaves the country relatively unscathed.
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One can only imagine the unreported exploitation and human misery that can result from such arrangements.
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But The Times's Maggie Haberman reports that the White House radiates with the misery of staffers.
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When I sat through meals with strangers whose tales of misery in love snuffed my appetite.
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If it demands that Iran surrenders everything, the Middle East will get nothing but more misery. ■
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That said, the Boston Marathon on Monday was, in a word, epic — as in epic misery.
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But Monday was as high on the misery index as anyone I talked to could remember.
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But within the misery monsoon that has befallen Congress this year lies some potential silver linings.
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Children who grow up in poverty and misery do not commit violence — unless they experienced it.
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Compounding the heartbreak, Thomas had to put dozens of sheep and deer out of their misery.
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"The Outsider" is dark — visually, emotionally — but absorbing, patient with both its misery and its misdirection.
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Repair work on the tracks, beginning Monday, will add another layer of misery to its history.
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The Jets' quarterback misery also prompted Bowles to fire the coach for that position, Kevin Patullo.
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Sea of misery Sandra's journey took her through Lagos and then an onward flight to Europe.
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"These are modest investments that can be made that can reduce death and human misery significantly."
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The authors are careful to show not just misery but moments of optimism and resilience, too.
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The misery of homelessness has compounded a sense that the Nelson they once knew was disappearing.
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Charlotte went 9 of 37 from deep and contributed to the offensive misery with 14 turnovers.
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"No, I don't want it," I remember saying bravely to their offer through my stoic misery.
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Service. I was among those who had been blind to the misery of my own people.
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I get people telling me to kill my child, to put her out of her misery.
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The migrants, most from Honduras, say they are fleeing economic misery and violence in their homelands.
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By all means, never blame those in power for the misery they cause, blame the Jews.
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Others blamed the smaller levee and other federal water policies for the misery they were experiencing.
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Charlie, now sporting a beard and an almost manic mumble, whisks Marnie away from her misery.
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I asked the prime minister to explain them and to apply them without delay to relieve misery.
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So we quizzed Stanford sleep expert Jamie Zeitzer about how to minimize the misery of jet lag.
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This plan won't hurt hedge fund managers and their political enablers who will float above the misery.
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" Adele, in one great note among many, just dedicated her show, "2 hours of misery," to "Brangelina.
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I, like everyone else in modern-day media, decided that I would turn my misery into content.
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As I was doing it, I thought a little bit of Misery, the movie by Rob Reiner.
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As elderstatespeople of the queer historical canon, their work signposts the shrouded misery of the AIDS crisis.
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Hannah G. scurries off to get ready as the rest of the women sit in their misery.
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Ya gotta feel for Trebek ... who begs to cut to a commercial break to end his misery.
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Hypnosis can help people deal with the bloating and misery of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), research suggests.
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The fact that our evil piece of shit President is already causing so much misery is unforgivable.
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I would say be careful getting into this profession; it can be a real well of misery.
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Worst of all is that capitalism has no end—no death, destruction, misery, or desolation is enough.
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The authors found that in the three rich countries mental illness was the strongest predictor of misery.
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"It's hard to avoid the feeling Greece's misery is being exploited by Documenta," says a gallery owner.
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We can't lift it, we can't roll it, the vets can't put it out of its misery.
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Matarazzo backed Williams up with harmonies during a performance of "Misery Business" from Paramore's 26 album Riot!.
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Dillard's — Dillard's is another retailer joining the earnings misery parade, posting quarterly profit of $2.17 per share.
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But with more than $70 billion in debt obligations and economic misery mounting, the process appears stalled.
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The misery was more widespread than in 2015, and more sustained than expected, for two main reasons.
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It's just the efficacy vs hangover misery that's yet to be stood up in human clinical trials.
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Populists and demagogues are merely a blip in this consoling counterpoint to the misery of the news.
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Are you looking for music that will help you sleep, run, or wallow in your own misery?
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Without addressing the issues that have driven the island's misery, I think this is a legitimate concern.
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"The Europeans and the Americans are contributing to this dynamic of human trafficking and misery," he said.
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But rather than complain and wallow in misery, Kelling flips it on its head and embraces it.
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Of course, you could always end the misery early, by beasting a lethal dose of Satan's corn.
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He says he witnessed how many lawyers "exploit human misery" for profit, especially impacting low-income people.
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The revolution of 1979 has brought mostly misery, but another one is probably not in the offing.
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The Saudis have created much of the misery that blights Yemen, but blame falls on others, too.
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It's just another step in a journey that has led them from danger to misery and despair.
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But Gagneux's approach to everything here is so brutal that the song ends up pushing past misery.
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Kathy Bates earned her first Oscar for her portrayal of Annie Wilkes in the 1990 thriller Misery.
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But the Trump administration has made things worse and erected yet another monument to needless human misery.
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Instead, I was mostly hoping they might be kind enough to put me out of my misery.
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Every day we fail to act is another day of senseless violence, starvation, and misery for them.
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"The incredible shrinking Sean Spicer," Jones reiterated, adding "I hope they put him out of his misery."
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The mother who misses her daughter The misery in Venezuela takes more than just a physical toll.
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And its focus on weeping, brutalized children, and older people pushes the misery level to exhausting levels.
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But IRL, these phenomena visit the world's most vulnerable communities with misery and the threat of death.
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It's time for Pretty Little Liars to put us out of our misery once and for all.
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But its progress is significant given the global rust belt context, and the decades of preceding misery.
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Harvey The rain may have finally stopped for (most of) the Houston area, but the misery remains.
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Now from your point of view, you would say on any news report is capitalizing on misery.
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But pulling it off — on time, with minimum misery — will require more than well-planned information management.
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"They know how to exploit human misery and insecurity, and turn them into high profits," he said.
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"Implementing the misery and structural adjustment program once again requires the use of defamation and slander," Mrs.
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"The government shouldn't be preying on the misery of borrowers," said Mark Kantrowitz, a student loan expert.
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If you want sumptuous misery, 2003's "Nip/Tuck," Ryan Murphy's first big hit, is your ticket.
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The weather forecast again called for heavy rain, with the added misery of fog and falling temperatures.
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"Splendor & Misery" is a striking tale of interstellar slave rebellion, heavily inspired by black science-fiction writers.
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Devastating floods and frigid temperatures have brought more misery and death to refugees living in makeshift camps.
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The sense of danger is palpable, as is the sense of misery after the most dreadful scenes.
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Indonesians have withstood a string of disasters this year and with them, so much loss and misery.
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This panoramic backdrop, revealed horror by horror, sets the stage for an apocalyptic hellscape of human misery.
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The West will endure weather misery of a different kind: Heavy rain that could lead to floods.
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The fact that misery can chill and rot the rich, like a spiritual frostbite, is hardly news.
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ISIS has reaped havoc and misery in Syria in particular, making refugees of swathes of the populace.
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They need their electricity as soon as possible, not another disaster-relief debacle to compound their misery.
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Luckily, by the end of the episode Aja was put out of her misery and sent home.
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JW: Digital display advertising is one of the things that turned the internet into a misery, right?
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The chance of an Andrew Luck–esque harmonic convergence is worth at least a year of misery.
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No, I like my misery in bunches and, anyway, I'm hoping the worst is yet to come.
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The Canadiens' hot start may have been an illusion, but their recent misery should be as well.
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Will is miserable and takes his misery out on the unsuspecting girl hired to care for him.
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"Fog-panting and exhausted [the trees] stand in this unreal world, in unreal misery," Herzog once wrote.
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People living with the misery of treatment-resistant depression need more options, and this drug should help.
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He and other activists have also reported an increase in attacks using chemical gases, increasing civilian misery.
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Markers of misery — lower family income, higher rates of smoking and obesity, surging opioid use — are many.
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What I suggest is that Mr. Saipov be incarcerated in solitary confinement and suffer the resultant misery.
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And it looks like it's going to crank out misery for as long as he's in office.
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As the most powerful outside actor, Russia is increasingly blamed for the misery visited on Syrian civilians.
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I picked up the dog, put him in the bathtub and took him out of his misery.
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On this night, it was the Eagles who inflicted the misery, not that it offered any relief.
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We are not only in a committed relationship with our misery but are in love with it.
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He points this out to her, watching her misery as she takes in how dire things are.
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Theater Review MUNICH — When it comes to misery, the families in Greek tragedies really take the cake.
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"I don't know if it was a 'nonevent,' or the expression of 'sexual misery,'" Ms. Daam continued.
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But it was also driving an epidemic of social misery: bankruptcy and lost homes, anxiety and shame.
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And, N.F.L. misery notwithstanding, the Cavaliers' 2016 N.B.A. title may have changed the sports outlook around town.
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Reading "is a bridge from misery to hope," Kofi Annan, the former U.N. secretary general, once said.
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It is Maduro's corrupt and brutal rule that represents the true engine of the country's deepening misery.
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The simple fact is that there is far more misery in America than there needs to be.
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The big distinction between "Jack Irish" and its brethren is that this show isn't a misery factory.
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To judge from my own misery in the audience, I'd say this is a theme they mastered.
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Then I found an old leather-bound journal I had kept and was dumbfounded at the misery.
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By the time Paul Sheldon of Misery realizes that she's troubled, he's already trapped in her house.
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In a 2006 interview with The Paris Review, King said that his struggle with addiction inspired Misery.
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Don't worry Cleveland Browns fans, you're not alone in your misery — Siri is there to commiserate with.
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Children's Books It's 1972, and Cindy Copeland is mired in adolescent misery as she enters seventh grade.
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Endless threads on teenagers' Facebook feeds delve into whether Hannah is to blame for her own misery.
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It feels like the house from "Misery," if the lead character were into beer instead of literature.
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It's the scenes of animal misery in those trying early years that remain in the reader's mind.
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That's a small fraction of the national debt in exchange for an enormous amount of human misery.
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And before you know it, when Sunday night rolls around, you won't dread another week of misery.
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Phyllis works herself into a lather over this development, until Rhoda puts her out of her misery.
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It causes enormous misery when it meddles with the relentless learning system that market mechanisms make possible.
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Not fitting in brought a life of misery and constant fear of being called out or bullied.
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I spent years (and years) feeling bad and wrong, and completely at fault for my own misery.
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But because humans seem to delight in public schadenfreude, we now have ways to broadcast that misery.
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But the misery associated with coughs sends more than 30 million people to the doctor every year.
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To add mishap to misery, a water main burst in the ceiling of Terminal 4 on Jan.
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We were trying to escape from a nightmare, but we're there mining our misery for dramatic purpose.
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In doing so, the DOJ also finally put a long-running conspiracy theory out of its misery.
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When the Christie allies shut down the lanes in order to create misery among drivers—misery that, they hoped, would be turned to anger at the mayor of Fort Lee, a Christie non-supporter—the deed injected deliberate malice into the everyday headaches of getting back and forth.
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But in the nearly 7,000 words of his essay, as he demands that we consider his misery and embarrassment, he never really grapples with the misery and embarrassment he caused, never thinks deeply about how he affected the lives of the women who changed jobs to escape his advances.
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Mr. Wurm said his Venice piece was a way of highlighting the stark contrast between the enduring myth of the Mediterranean as a place of bliss and its day-to-day reality: the misery of those living on its rim, and the perils they endure to escape that misery.
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"It's spreading across the country, leaving a trail of misery and death," Paulson wrote in a news release.
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While full-blown narcissists often report high levels of personal satisfaction, they create havoc and misery around them.
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Indeed, the Coens seem drawn to stories of misery and suffering, of personal tragedies both ironic and awful.
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California hit hard The heavy rainfall has caused misery for residents, tourists and motorists in the Golden State.
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But making films about human misery in order to raise awareness and money brings with it singular challenges.
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He wanted us to be prudent businessmen, instead of allowing other businessmen to profit off of our misery.
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The storm added to the misery of evacuees camped out in a Walmart parking lot in nearby Chico.
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Venezuela has been mired in crisis for months, amid broad opposition to Maduro's leadership and deepening economic misery.
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And if you happen to char your skin like Pratt, sunburn home remedies can help ease the misery.
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In ten days, Billy had changed a 50-year-old outdated law that had brought so much misery.
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So to me, my post-Election Day profits are just the present value of other people's future misery.
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Trying to walk her through an easy way to email an image is a Sisyphean exercise in misery.
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Melania Swats Away Donald's Hand In Latest Viral Misery From TrumplandYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Shakespeare really gets going when he's writing for himself, chronicling his misery in a duplicitous bisexual love triangle.
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" The email concluded that the fair was "fatally wounded" and needed to be "put out of its misery.
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Frits and his jesting chums hardly mention the second world war, which inflicted such misery on the Netherlands.
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Despite my misery that day, I still remembered to spoil myself to remind myself how great I am.
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These billionaires haven't just settled on a way to make money from people's misery; they've benefited politically, too.
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"Life became a misery for us," said Ahmadi, speaking to The Associated Press over the telephone from Quetta.
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This spares Aviva the cost of a bigger claim, and the client the misery of a flooded basement.
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In the dowdier parts of white America, a combination of economic and cultural anxieties has caused real misery.
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"[Bobby] sat in misery for 13 hours not knowing if [Jared] was one of the victims," McGinnis continued.
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Norovirus outbreaks across the United States have plunged millions of families into misery and caused widespread school closures.
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If you can't shake off your misery over the split, here's a picture of Taylor Swift and Pitbull.
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Hyperinflation, falling incomes and rampant unemployment in the first years of transition left many facing misery and want.
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The approach adopted by Gary Younge, a journalist on the Guardian, is to immerse himself in the misery.
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Around that immutable core swirl large clouds of negotiation, compromise, duplicity, manipulation and general misery for all involved.
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After layer after layer of misery, the Hallmark-card ending felt like it belonged in a different series.
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The misery is one example of how water and the want of water determine inequalities, and even fates.
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"They say misery loves company, but you don't want set a tone in the office," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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Every element was in place to hasten the arrival of AGI and solve the causes of human misery.
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Tucked away in their parents' basement, we assume, they spread an outsized swath of misery across the web.
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Roughly a million Puerto Ricans now live in Florida, many after fleeing economic misery on their home island.
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Spring season officially begins on March 20, which usually means misery to people who suffer from hay fever.
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Testament to the misery of PNS are the 572 members of the Facebook group Damn You Pine Nuts.
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It's not quite grayscale, but it might as well be given how palpable the couple's collective misery is.
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But what I hadn't foreseen was how David's story provided an insight into the national prevalence of misery.
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Inter-state wars have become more rare, but civil conflict, proxy battles and genocide still cause great misery.
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Lovato led the crowd in an a cappella cover of Paramore's "Misery Business" and everyone absolutely crushed it.
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The closure of the logging camps didn't end their suffering; instead, it presented a new form of misery.
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But in prison, life goes on, often with bitter humor, despite, or maybe because of, someone's personal misery.
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Sex is an interesting subject for artists because it offers a space for sheer happiness and sheer misery.
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Listen to the premiere of Lil Zubin's Misery EP below and read on for more about the project.
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Adding to the misery for evacuees, officials reported a suspected outbreak of norovirus at a shelter in Chico.
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Even at times of human misery brought about by natural disasters, people refuse to leave their pets behind.
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The erasure of Carrie Bradshaw was complete, but it left a grey vacuum of misery in her place.
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In the 1990s, the idea of self-injury and its underlying psychic misery began to enter popular culture.
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Against a molten sunset, I thought of the grim gulags and the daily misery of North Korea's people.
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For the fanatics of ISIS, there is no better time to inflict their misery and hatred upon us.
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Pregnancy can be a stressful time for expectant mothers — and sometimes nosy coworkers can add to the misery.
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In addition to the misery of seeing his money go up in smoke, he felt tons of shame.
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The backdrop wrote itself: 25 combined seasons of consecutive misery for two franchises in bedrock major league towns.
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We must bring an end to all the poverty and misery that our people have been consigned to.
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When the internet lost its luster, I started putting the misery-inducing parts in a boxEventually, something changed.
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That night, Karen added to her prayers the hope that the Lord would liberate Michael from his misery.
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As if on cue, several Shakopee Police Department patrol cars rolled up to intercept them, misery lights blazing.
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The instability and economic misery for smaller oil-producing states like Nigeria and Azerbaijan look set to continue.
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God forbid there be anything in the public record about the misery that is working for Donald Trump.
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Sometimes I think the torture of being marked by nature itself is worse than the misery to come.
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Their misery and delight, though everything in the world to them, was just a sideshow to everyone else.
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But it has succeeded in fueling a vast, violent illicit trade, creating chaos and misery around the world.
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"I would have to cry and declare a state of misery because where would we go?" says Castro.
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That's about all the Trump administration has done as America's allies on the Arabian Peninsula intensify Yemen's misery.
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They take the form of annoyance and misery and are levied by individuals, very often by loved ones.
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Our misery stems from the lack of self-confidence and grows into a flourishing constant state of mind.
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Any misery I'd ever felt was precisely to the degree that I didn't know how to be useful.
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I just wanted "Misery," a horror-thriller that left me wiping away tears instead of gripping my armrests.
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I just wanted "Misery," a horror-thriller that left me wiping away tears instead of gripping my armrests.
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What followed was years of misery that started after my husband and I were bitten by unseen ticks.
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Hamas has driven the people of Gaza into lives of misery in a bid to stay in power.
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This keeps her (and your ex) in your life, but only as an instrument of your own misery.
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The misery of that hostel, the crushing sexism implicit in that secretarial course — I was feeling it all.
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Some people profit from the misery of others, hiking food prices or buying land at fire-sale prices.
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They are victims of generational trends that Houellebecq believes have plunged the West, particularly France, into incurable misery.
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It aggressively captures the catastrophe that seared the city that, for decades, had been engulfed in racial misery.
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But there should be no debate that many of America's recent wars have ended in misery for all.
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The person said the call was "to put us out of our torture and misery," Ms. Parsons said.
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Misery "hits you from all directions," Mr. Zuabi said of his time at the refugee camp in Jordan.
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If you have a vagina, the chances are you've experienced the misery of a urinary tract infection (UTI).
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He knows that Chiron is marked for misery, and how will Juan's heart bear it, let alone Chiron's?
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These days, I'm grateful for little acts of kindness from gracious people who leaven the misery of hospitalization.
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The contrast between dos Santos's affluence and her compatriots' misery is particularly sharp, but she is not alone.
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Though for this White House, it's not the season for loving kindness — it's for delivering hunger and misery.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed to end ongoing "national misery" by delivering Brexit by the end of January.
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Your misery likely has companyDrinking and socializing are cultural acts, and most hangovers do not happen in isolation.
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Weekday track closings would undoubtedly lead to misery, but officials said Amtrak would try to minimize the inconvenience.
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To the Editor: My experience of early motherhood was completely opposite from the misery that Jessica Grose describes.
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Financial meltdowns have a history of spreading and bringing down the entire economy, causing widespread unemployment and misery.
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Source: Fundstrat Similar to other sentiment indicators, the bitcoin misery index is meant to be a contrarian indicator.
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You only get so many hours in the day, and you don't want to spend them in misery.
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Then after your first death, you get why so many people talk about each area, followed by misery.
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Tearing down encampments on public property where people are trying to survive does not help people overcome misery.
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In "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," that penalty manifests itself in hidden misery and very visible alcoholism.
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Since he's Ned Stark's son, he tries to protect someone else, even though it could end in misery.
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The industry's lack of competition is integral to calculated misery, which suggests an implicit collusion regarding deteriorating quality.
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While the girl's suffering is relentlessly depressing to watch, Weber conveys her character's misery in visually evocative ways.
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The implication is almost that we shouldn't be working to alter the very things that perpetuate human misery.
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" Another argued that thinking about pain in this way would "result in human misery on a massive scale.
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The Tory misery began in the Vale of Clwyd, a marginal that they were confident of snatching off Labour.
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Six years later, a cycle of economic misery and political instability that American policy are deeply implicated in continues.
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As Obama's presidency concludes, it's clearer than ever he'll depart the White House with Syrians facing nearly unyielding misery.
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"I am pleased that she is finally out of her misery," her rep Ed Lozzi said in a statement.
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The best hope Amazon has to offer Whole Foods employees is that it'll put them out of their misery.
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Luckily, there's one bright spot that lifts us right out of the misery of adulting, and that's weekend brunch.
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What better way to relieve the misery and pain than by reconnecting with the one who broke your heart?
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Women on some sort of rampage seems to be another major recurring theme (Carrie, Fatal Attraction, Misery, Black Swan).
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From planning to execution, it only took 20 minutes, compared to the human average of a lifetime of misery.
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Ironically, it's Susan's misery that eventually pushes her straight into the arms of another male archetype: rich, cheating asshole.
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We didn't want it to be clear that there was just horrible misery as a result of this occupation.
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Don&apost force me to put them out of their misery when you can give them a good life.
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Norovirus outbreaks across the country are bringing misery to millions of families and even forcing some schools to close.
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Hays calls his wife a "tourist" in regards to her book, saying she's profiting off the misery of others.
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Unlockable "found footage" clips dig deeper into the story's human misery, showing graphic scenes of unconscionable violence and murder.
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Our founders would be astonished at how life today compares with the poverty and the misery of the 1840s.
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The corners of my mouth, stained from years of hormone spots, drag my neutral face into one of misery.
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The ballet is about love, with eruptions of play and rapturous swooning, but it has an undertow of misery.
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After enduring 11 minutes of footage, Cruise put himself out of his misery by jumping out of the vehicle.
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Is that tiny rounding error in the city's revenue worth the daily misery inflicted on millions of New Yorkers?
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They argue that the shops have been making immoral profits from the misery of vulnerable residents of the reservation.
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Like so many others, the American president seems unconcerned that autocracy is again breeding misery and extremism in Egypt.
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Years of economic mismanagement by the socialist government have crippled the oil-rich nation with hyperinflation, shortages and misery.
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Don't let tooth sensitivity make that hot cup of coffee or cold glass of water a misery to drink.
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Unfortunately, that included his food and his drink and his family members, and he dies in misery and starvation.
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At least the sun will rise tomorrow, unless it spontaneously combusts and puts us all out of our misery.
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He ended up with eight goals before his season ended in misery when he suffered a serious shoulder injury.
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They joined the band in their request to send off "Misery Business" with a toast of energy and love.
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Last year the band released "Southern Trains", a song that captures the misery endured by the train company's passengers.
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The results are so good that I find myself frustrated that I spent so many years in unnecessary misery.
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These are dark times and if we only find misery in the distractions, well, then something's gotta give eventually.
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After the great musical menstruation misery of the early noughties, however, a splatter of funny period pop tracks appeared.
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It also conveys the physical misery as relentless rains pour through flimsy shelters, turning the ground into a mudbath.
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" And Toby, who is likely alive, makes an allusion to Spencer's angsty first-season maxim, "Hope breeds eternal misery.
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History will remember Fidel Castro as an evil, murderous dictator who inflicted misery & suffering on his own people pic.twitter.
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It seemed a long time since all that crazy bargaining with God and her misery about her own secret.
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But reactions to the ongoing misery in Syria, and to Western intervention in that country, have been entirely different.
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But then you're relieved of the misery of that envy when you learn that what he wrote was dreadful.
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As long as you have corruption and misery on this scale, you'll have an environment where terrorism can thrive.
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And nothing but betrayal and misery ensues as it becomes clear that neither of these romantics has a chance.
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So out of respect for those who suffer from morning misery, but get up anyway, I will speak quietly.
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There are certain toxic people who have bad intentions, deriving deep satisfaction from the pain and misery of others.
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A crisis that brings with it overwhelming numbers, huge challenges for countries and communities affected, untold misery -- and hope.
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Until Spieth's back-nine catastrophe it was Greg Norman who had been linked for two decades with Masters misery.
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Listen to "Chamber of Misery Part I" below and grab a copy of the five-inch if you're lucky.
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But in Syria, no one is immune from death: not civilians, and not those helping to ease their misery.
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Recklessness is taken as a counterweight to all the errors of reason, that catalyst of misery, that accountant's demand.
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A global economic slump would cause oil and other commodities to reprise the misery they encountered early this year.
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"When we're in debt, living in misery and impoverished, we don't necessarily think of the Constitution," Ms. López said.
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For commuters, the trip home was a string of misery as they tried to find alternate means of transportation.
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"There are still dozens of other men trapped in the misery that is indefinite detention at Guantánamo," Shamsi said.
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But Hamas's three wars with Israel have brought only misery to the territory, where half the population is unemployed.
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"We laughed at our own misery, which is how we survive in Cuba," said Mr. Sánchez, 43, a farmer.
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The finish line in sight, Djokovic held at 30 and broke again to put Monfils out of his misery.
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People say the vice presidency is a miserable job, but what misery politicians go through in pursuit of it.
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Kubrick's gleeful machinery, waltzing in time to Strauss, had bounded past an abundance of human misery on the ground.
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Koepka's misery was complete when he missed his double-bogey putt from eight feet to plunge four strokes behind.
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Researchers made inroads on understanding just how much harsher the misery of jet lag is going east than west.
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The student's story turns out to be lovely—a sweet teen-age memory—and Fox's mouth twists in misery.
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The Times wrote in her obituary that even as she enjoyed her greatest success, she was spiraling into misery.
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This city, home base of political misery during this dirty election season, might have thrown a party for that.
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But today they are living in misery, people in a zoo where you go and take pictures of them.
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His father "sat in misery for 13 hours not knowing if (Jared) was one of the victims," she said.
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First the crisis produces economic misery, which in turn produces strains in arrangements like those of the euro zone.
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They exchange the kind of glance that can only be shared by two people who understand each other's misery.
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Severe shortages of food and medicine make daily life a misery and usually curable medical conditions a death sentence.
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They say it's wrong to take delight in the misery of others but that does not include the Blackhawks.
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Needing company for my misery, I showed the Fuck-It to discerning teledildonics developer Kyle Machulis over Twitter messages.
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Instead of fashioning a narrative of misery, Southern Comfort is a story about adaptation and survival, endurance and renewal.
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From the depths of my broken soul, I beg you, Frank: ship the Endless vinyl and end this misery.
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It's possible this is because writers think there are more stories to be wrung out of misery than happiness.
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This scene has the misery and gloom of an Darren Aronofsky film, and somehow it manages a G rating.
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But the misery will slowly melt away Friday, with a warming trend that could give many Americans thermal whiplash.
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He's a dramatist and a linguist who can be glorious about the ordinariness and misery of duty and work.
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What should get priority: preserving autonomy and avoiding misery or preserving life with its prospects for a changed outlook?
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Today he hears white people complain that their problems have been forgotten as political leaders focus on black misery.
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For many who live here it's difficult to reconcile San Francisco's liberal politics with the misery that surrounds them.
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Tornadoes in the Midwest and record flooding in Oklahoma and Arkansas this week are only adding to the misery.
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If Leo had chosen that path, he would have become mired in a misery that lies close to madness.
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The trick to avoiding those spirals and rabbit holes of misery is to acknowledge and challenge our negative thoughts.
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"The hard left has made my life a complete misery over the last four or five years," Farage said.
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The fighting in South Sudan, and the ripple of misery it has generated into surrounding countries, are no exception.
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The storm system will bring more travel misery on Saturday as it continues intensifying, the National Weather Service said.
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There were also references to the author's 1983 novel Christine, his 1981 novel Cujo, and his 1987 novel Misery.
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While Hennen said Chicago will be "the epicenter of the extreme cold," its misery will have plenty of company.
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Of course, I would really like to know the truth (mostly to help put me out of my misery).
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Children should get their flu shots every fall; that can prevent a great deal of misery and school absence.
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Today, few people in Venezuela believe that the United States is to blame for their widespread misery and hunger.
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"Sai'id Moktada wants to bring Iraq out of crisis and out of misery," Mr. Obeidi said, using an honorific.
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Many of us prefer to observe good-looking people in beautiful places if there's a degree of misery involved.
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And so "McMillions" is a fun oasis from misery, a comforting remote world where cheaters are caught and prosecuted.
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Yet I also seize upon absurd moments, as that's as much a part of the human condition as misery.
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The two leaders perhaps do not appreciate the extent of riders' misery, since they prefer to travel by car.
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By the same token, is the misery of the Syrian refugees in Azraq really a failure of central planning?
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"The 85033 Democrats, on the other hand, are either hoping for misery or actually peddling it," the host said.
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The hours we spend each day sitting on trains, buses and in our cars contributes to our collective misery.
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It is a measure of their misery and the human cost of a country on the edge of catastrophe.
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Jameela Jamil is a bit higher on The Misery Index than her costars after getting some serious dental surgery.
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The state causes incredible levels of misery when it gets too far inside the decision-making processes of capitalists.
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There is sad music, which is to say music that deploys lyrical or musical motifs meant to connote misery.
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High school brought more misery—zits, detention, math, no girls—but also a lifeline of sorts: the Falconry Club.
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In the end, the solution to workplace misery may come back to the idea of pursuing work/life balance.
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It is now up to Congress to decide whether that hope will be put completely out of its misery .
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Biotech stocks are tracking for their worst month of the year, and one trader is betting on more misery.
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John Huxhold Manchester, Mo. Lane mentions Charles Dickens's observations about gin's power to alleviate the misery of London's poor.
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Merkin is unlikely to cheer you up, but if your misery loves company, you will find no better companion.
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