Every relapse I sunk a bit lower and got a little more hopeless.
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And the more anxious he felt, the more hopeless and depressed he became.
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The Mega Millions jackpot odds are even more hopeless, at 2358.5 in 289.6 million.
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Do you feel the situation there is more hopeless than it was when you first went?
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There is no one more hopeless and voiceless than an unborn baby, but their silence is deafening.
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As the commission prepares to release its report next week, diplomatic solutions seem more hopeless than ever.
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Many anti-drug campaigns make people feel more hopeless or serve only to condemn users, she says.
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And I was on every dating app trying to meet them, which made my situation seem more hopeless.
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If I had read Ms. Kennedy's article when I was ill, it would have made me feel more hopeless.
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But I'm probably more tired than he was of being insulted, and much more hopeless about my country's future.
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"If I couldn't protect other people from this kind of thing I would feel a lot more hopeless," Delaney said.
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Each earnings report has seemed more hopeless than the last as a user growth problem has festered into a revenue growth problem.
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And stuck in the middle was the Irish boxing scene, where things probably couldn't be murkier or more hopeless than they are.
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The civil war, more hopeless than ever after Assad's notorious chemical weapons attack the previous August, was fading from the international news.
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In this sense, globalisation has separated political from economic power and made the average voter feel more hopeless (and thus even more angry).
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When spring comes and you still feel bad, you become even more hopeless because everyone is supposed to feel cheerful in warm weather.
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One, because I was sad, and two, because I have SAD — seasonal affective disorder, which renders me more hopeless and useless with each passing snowstorm.
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As Afghans become ever more hopeless about the future of their country, a rising number have set out on long and perilous journeys to Europe.
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"There's a perception with U.S. stocks that they can go quickly from flawless to hopeless, and since May 1 it's been more hopeless for stocks," she said.
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There were highlights, to be sure — there always are — but the problems were obvious to all: fewer fans in the seats and more hopeless teams than ever.
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As is usually the case in presidential primaries, the days immediately following the Iowa caucuses on Monday have been full of reality checks for the more hopeless candidates.
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It makes the whole thing feel even more hopeless, but sometimes you trigger a chain reaction and a disembodied guttural voice yells out "TASTY!" so I guess that's ok.
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"What makes it even more hopeless for the refugees [in Gaza] is that the only outlet for them is UNRWA," explains Abu Shawish, himself a refugee educated in UNRWA schools.
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I go back to the house with one less trusted alliance in my corner… a partner I can not work with… and feeling a little more hopeless for what is to come.
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Watching Panama and Saudi Arabia, it was hard to see how adding more teams would do anything other than dilute the quality of the competition, create more hopeless mismatches, foster more humiliation.
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This film will give you the Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet romance that you crave, but with less lighthearted courtship and more "hopeless emptiness," as Winslet's character April calls it in the film.
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In earlier games you basically just created an avatar and started driving for one of the more hopeless teams in F13, slowly working your way up to more prestigious outfits like Ferrari or Red Bull.
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After a season filled to the brim with child murder, Shame, and numerous other unpleasantries; and with winter pretty much here, you'd think things would feel a little more hopeless as we caught up with our far-flung players.
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He spoke little English and I spoke almost no Japanese, so we communicated by writing on napkins, pointing at a sign with pictures of sushi and Google Translate, which is even more hopeless at Japanese than it is at other languages.
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While the thought of swiping through more hopeless dudes only to settle for someone who sent you a gif of a waving telly-tubby as an opener might make you shiver in repulsion, Bob reminds us that dating apps have provided us with an extremely efficient way to find someone willing to satisfy our needs.
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Schrader (1972), p. 54 [in Silver and Ursini]. For characterization of definitive tone as "hopeless", see pp. 53 ("the tone more hopeless") and 57 ("a fatalistic, hopeless mood").
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The film ends on an ambiguous tone, as Esteban tries to comfort his father, roles inverted, and the camera centers on Martín, leaning against the wall, looking more hopeless than ever.
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Oliver Cromwell Meanwhile, the King's cause became more and more hopeless. Fairfax had gained the important victory of Naseby, where Cromwell, who was in command of the horse, took part. Leicester, Bridgewater, Bath, Sherborne, and Bristol had surrendered in quick succession. Fairfax marched to the relief of Plymouth, then closely besieged by the King's troops.
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The story opens in the middle of a particularly violent battle. As the battle becomes more and more hopeless Jake orders a desperate retreat leaving Marco and Rachel to fend for themselves. The Animorphs all escape, but barely. Tensions are high and Cassie begins to break down again questioning the violence and killing that come with battle.
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Though they are wise to boil it, it is still contaminated with radiation, and thus their situation becomes steadily more hopeless, beginning to suffer more effects of radiation sickness. At first they suffer headaches and shivering, moments after the bomb. Then, from the second day, Hilda suffers from vomiting and diarrhoea. On the fourth day, Hilda's gums begin to bleed, and she is finds blood in her diarrhoea, which they mistake for haemorrhoids.
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According to the historian Andrzej Leon Sowa, the technical and organizational level of the Polish forces corresponded to that of the World War I period. The armed forces' strategic position was made more hopeless by the recent German occupation of Czechoslovakia. Poland was now surrounded on three sides by the German territories of Pomerania, Silesia and East Prussia, and the German-controlled Czechoslovakia. The newly formed Slovak state assisted their German allies by attacking Poland from the south.
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The cause of the Irish tenants, and indeed of Ireland generally, seemed to Duffy more hopeless than ever. Broken in health and spirit, he published in 1855 a farewell address to his constituency, declaring that he had resolved to retire from parliament, as it was no longer possible to accomplish the task for which he had solicited their votes. In 1856 he emigrated with his family to Australia. After being feted in Sydney and Melbourne, he settled in the newly formed Colony of Victoria.
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On 7 and 8 May 1945, as the German government surrendered to the Allied powers, Ōshima and his staff were taken into custody and brought to the United States. Now fighting an even more hopeless war, the Japanese government immediately denounced the German surrender as an act of treason and interned the few German individuals as well as confiscated all German property (such as submarines) in Japanese territory at the time. Four months later, on 2 September, Japan had to sign its own surrender documents.
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Despite his physique, Dennis (Kim Kold), a thirty- eight-year-old Danish bodybuilder, has never had a girlfriend and lives with his elderly mother, Ingrid (Elsebeth Steentoft), in a small town outside Copenhagen. On arriving home from a date gone south, Dennis undergoes his mother's interrogation on his whereabouts. He fabricates a story about going to the movies which hints at a possessiveness on her part that makes it difficult for him to form relationships. Things appear even more bleak when his uncle, Bent (Allan Mogensen), marries a younger woman from Thailand, making Dennis feel even more hopeless about his situation.
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Breakup of Yugoslavia Though the 1974 Constitution reduced the power of the federal government, Tito's authority substituted for this weakness until his death in 1980. After Tito's death on 4 May 1980, ethnic tensions grew in Yugoslavia. The legacy of the Constitution of 1974 was used to throw the system of decision-making into a state of paralysis, made all the more hopeless as the conflict of interests had become irreconcilable. The Albanian majority in Kosovo demanded the status of a republic in the 1981 protests in Kosovo while Serbian authorities suppressed this sentiment and proceeded to reduce the province's autonomy.
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With others he was arraigned before the Inquisition at Venice; his trial was held between May 24 and June 20, 1548. On the latter day, in St. Mark's Basilica, Spiera made solemn abjuration of his "errors", and subscribed the abjuration, which he then repeated on the following Sunday in Cittadella, after mass in the cathedral. On returning home, so he related it himself, "the Spirit", or the voice of his conscience, began to reproach him for having denied the truth. Over time, he felt more and more hopeless, which feeling so affected him physically that he was taken to Padua to be treated by physicians.
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In the Catholic South, Archbishop Cullen approved the Catholic MPs breaking their pledge of independent opposition and accepting positions in a new Whig administration.See also In the Protestant North William Sharman Crawford and other League candidates had their meetings broken up by Orange "bludgeon men". In 1855 the cause of the Irish tenants, and indeed of Ireland generally, seemed to Duffy more hopeless than ever. Broken in health and spirit, he published in 1855 a farewell address to his constituency, declaring that he had resolved to retire from parliament, as it was no longer possible to accomplish the task for which he had solicited their votes.
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The political and economic situation in the last year of the war became more and more hopeless. On 6 November 1918, the new German imperial Chancellor, Prince Max of Baden, met with Minister Wilhelm Solf to discuss the future of the German Empire. They were both of the opinion that the monarchy could only survive with the removal of the Kaiser and his son the Crown Prince and the setting up of a Regentship under the nominal rule of the young son of Crown Princess Cecilie. Such idea quickly disappeared with Friedrich Ebert becoming Chancellor and a republic being declared a few days later.
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Ross chose 170°E as the longitude to follow south and this turned out to be the future usual route for Antarctic voyages. The ships headed into what became known as the Ross Sea reaching pack ice at 66°55'S in January 1840 – they then forced their way into the pack ice, the first time this had been attempted. Amundsen wrote "Few people of the present day are capable of rightly appreciating this heroic deed, this brilliant proof of human courage and energy ... These men were heroes ...", and Scott wrote "... all must concede that it deserves to rank among the most brilliant and famous [Antarctic expeditions] that have been made. ... few things could have looked more hopeless than an attack upon the great ice-bound region" They then emerged into open sea at 69°15'S and, sailing further south hoping to reach the South Magnetic Pole, they spotted land and mountains which they named Victoria Land and the Admiralty Range, and cleared Cape Adare.
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