Today is the most depressed I've ever been in politics.
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In the richest homes I meet the saddest and most depressed people.
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I was in the most depressed, anxiety ridden place of my life.
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At my most depressed, I'd been painfully conscious of how people perceived me.
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Drillship, a merchant vessel used for offshore exploration, has been the company's most depressed asset class.
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For those with a bipolar disorder, most depressed episodes are melancholic or psychotic depression in type.
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Times around Thanksgiving and Christmas are when I feel kind of at my worst and most depressed.
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In his work, he said, he had toured some of the most depressed counties in eastern North Carolina.
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In fact, there is evidence that the people who value happiness the most are actually the most depressed.
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But, I assume, if most depressed readers of depressing books are like me, that's not really what we're in it for.
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This the most depressed and annoyed and antsy I've been in days, and I want to slam my head against the wall.
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The film begins with patriarch William (Ralph Ineson), who looks like the world's most depressed pirate, banished from the Puritan colony for heretical stubbornness.
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It took every ounce of will to be able to do the Model 3 event and not look like the most depressed guy around.
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The most depressed country, Afghanistan, had diagnostic rates of depression in more than 20 percent of the population, followed by Honduras and the Palestinian territories.
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"I went from really happy and excited to the most depressed you can be in like a second," Mr. Fox, 29, told The Daily News.
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I can't believe I went from the most depressed, lonely girl, thinking I would die alone with my dogs, to getting married in 4 days…. wow….
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"It took every ounce of will to be able to do the Model 3 event and not look like the most depressed guy around," Musk said.
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Not too long ago, it was branded the most depressed nation in the world for six years running, and its harrowing history undoubtedly hangs heavy on its reputation.
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"It took every ounce of will to be able to do the Model 3 event and not look like the most depressed guy around," Musk told the publication.
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The one luxury stock for which there is still shorting interest is Cartier owner Richemont, which makes half of its sales from watches, the luxury sector's most depressed segment.
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This contradicts the Economist magazine&aposs theory "U-bend of life," which says people are happiest at the beginning and end of life and most depressed in the middle.
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Instead, the odd principle of imposing the greatest austerity for Europe's most depressed economy lives on, spreading new misery through Greece and needlessly holding back recovery in Europe's monetary union.
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But this trend goes deeper than just the people at the top of the ticket: 2016 will go down as one of the most depressed, hateful election seasons of the modern era.
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" A page later, Alharthi is using her very close third-person narration to inhabit Mayya's most depressed reflections: "Mayya considered silence to be the greatest of human acts, the sum of perfection.
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Despite his garden-variety moans and pleas to go home, let's assume Gudetama is complicit in this process—making him not only Sanrio's most depressed character, but its most masochistic one as well.
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The researchers found that the patients whose cancer had spread to other organs were the most depressed leading up to their chemotherapy treatments, and that this significantly limited their ability to tolerate chemo.
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Another decisive element in picking Vineyard Wind over two other bidders was its commitment to spend or invest nearly $890 million in Bridgeport, the state's largest city and one of its most depressed.
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At the same time, according to the firm's equity strategists, consumer staples' three-month sales revision trends remain among the most depressed in the market, beaten only to the downside by utilities and telecoms.
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If the most depressed teenagers also use the most digital technology, for example, there's no way to say if the technology use caused their low mood or vice versa, or if other factors were involved.
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The generation that helped rebuild Asia's fourth-largest economy from the ruins of the 21997-21998 Korean War is now the poorest and most depressed among member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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The Great Recession of 2008 to mid-2009 put some of the most depressed and anxious Americans in a tailspin and threw their treatment into chaos, according to a new study published in the journal Psychiatric Services.
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Christopher Caldwell Not even those most depressed about Donald J. Trump's election and what it might portend could have envisioned the scene that took place just before Thanksgiving in a meeting room a few blocks from the White House.
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From electrifying our nation's cars, trucks, and buses to installing community-owned solar and wind turbines to rebuilding our nation's crumbling infrastructure, we can create economic opportunity and green-collar jobs even in the most depressed areas in our country.
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When the price of a stock can be influenced by a 'herd' on Wall Street with prices set at the margin by the most emotional person, or the greediest person, or the most depressed person, it is hard to argue that the market always prices rationally.
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Also, a recent study reported the clinical trials used to form the FDA black-box warning excluded patients who were already at "significant risk of suicide," which means this risk-benefit analysis was formed without patients who were the most depressed and at the most risk.
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Around that time was when I was the most depressed and was in the most pain and the most unhealthy in my life—living in LA, too thin, hair's falling out, just completely off course and feeling really lost, and not getting along with anyone except the twins.
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Retail remains the most depressed sector in credit, according to S&P with 18.6% of distressed companies, totaling 19 firms on January 17, up from 14 on November 15, as consumers continue to swap to online operators that allow buyers to easily compare prices, and millennials shun malls and choose to spend on experiences.
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The first is the most depressed and the second extending from Pisquerra and Eguaras to Carcastillo.
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The rural Polish-speaking areas are among the economically most depressed regions of Lithuania and high unemployment there has caused significant permanent emigration. The Lithuanian relations with the Russian minority, the actual left-over of the Soviet- imposed settlement, have not been a source of comparable tensions.Polskość zapeklowana [Polishness cured]. Aleksandra Pezda's conversation with the historian Krzysztof Buchowski.
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In Abbott v. Burke (1981), or Abbott I, which was filed on behalf of students of the most depressed school districts. The Court decided that a single test must be applied statewide to determine if students were getting the constitutionally mandated education. Also, the Abbott districts are given state aid to match the operating budget of the richer districts.
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Jiawen suffers yet another blow. When she is at her lowest and most depressed, Jiawen’s junior and good friend, Yiping (Kyo) stays by her side to give her encouragement. They slowly begin to fall in love, but Jiawen has always minded the fact that Yiping is younger than her. Yiping’s persistence and patience finally pays off and moves Jiawen.
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The name of the second site: Sedgley Woods. The reason for the change is not documented. Perhaps the park commissioners wanted to bring this new activity to the largely unused East Park, particularly close to one of the most depressed areas of the city thinking that a new sports activity would help stabilize that portion of the park and the city.
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In 1999, the regions of the "red zone", according to the analyst Rostislav Turovsky, included the Smolensk, Bryansk, Kaluga, Orel, Kursk, Belgorod, Ryazan, Lipetsk, Tambov, Voronezh, Penza, Ulyanovsk, Saratov, Volgograd and Astrakhan regions. They have a high proportion of rural population with the appropriate mentality of inherent conservatism. However, with the economic development of different regions, they are not among the most depressed. Turov noted strong support for the Communist Party in the North Caucasus (except in Ingushetia).
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He believed that "disperceptions of unknown cause" was a more appropriate definition. In his book, 'Twenty-Nine Medical Causes of Schizophrenia', he gives a comprehensive list of medical causes of schizophrenia broken down into three categories: well-known, less-known, and almost unknown. Pfeiffer suggested that most depressed people were born with a predisposition for depression, but that biochemical treatment would help overcome depression. Pfeiffer conducted a 12-year study which allowed him to classify behavior disorders into four categories based on trace metal patterns.
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Reviewing the single, Kerrang! awarded "James Dean-esque" a rating of five out of five, describing the song as "Classy punk 'n' roll ... a simple tale of unrequited love ... delivered with a raised middle digit and the classic line 'I ain't gonna bother with her cos she ain't gonna do it with me'". The review also praised the B-sides, highlighting the "full throttle guitars and shuffling drums" on "Billy the Bunt" and describing "Rapid Pulsing Breaths" as "gentle and acoustic-sounding like The Pogues at their most depressed".
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The most depressed period for Lorsch was during the wars of Louis XIV of France in the late 17th century. Whole villages in the region were laid in ruins, the homes of the peasantry were burned, and the French soldiers torched the old abbey buildings. One portion, which was left intact, served as a tobacco warehouse in the years before World War I. The ancient entrance hall, the Königshalle or aula regia ("king's hall"; illustration above), built in the 9th century by King Louis II, is the oldest largely intact monument of Carolingian architecture.
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Denis Walker co-founded, with Sam Watson, the Brisbane chapter of the Australian Black Panther Party (ABPP) on January 8, 1972. At the time, Walker declared the Black Panther Party (BPP) to be "the vanguard for all depressed people, and in Australia the Aboriginals are the most depressed of all". Walker's stance on political violence was similar to the stance taken by other BPP and BPP-derived movements around the world. In a directive to members of the ABPP he said that "members must learn to use and service weapons correctly".
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Chaudhary established the social business model of Jaipur Rugs, connecting poor weavers with global markets by building a global supply chain focused on developing human capability and skills at the grassroots level, providing steady income for rural men and women in the most depressed parts of India and connecting them with markets in the United States. In 1978, he initiated his carpet business operations with just two looms and 9 artisans. Now, it has converted into a network of more than 40,000 artisans across 6 states in India and today, is known as India's leading manufacturer and exporter of hand knotted rugs, bringing in about $18 million annual revenue.
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At the time of the original publication of the novel Stead told The Australian Women's Weekly: "The Seven Poor Men are not actually drawn from life; they are like most characters, crystallisations of various types of men and women; they do not express in their conversations my view of life, but, I hope (or rather, intended) various views of life, according to their temperaments. "Naturally, this is not always successful. Conversation is diffuse, disjointed, full of popular sayings and banalities local in time and place which do not express character at all, or very little. My purpose, in making characters somewhat eloquent, is the expression of two psychological truths; first, that everyone has a wit superior to his everyday wit, when discussing his personal problems, and the most depressed housewife, for example, can talk like Medea about her troubles; second, that everyone, to a greater or lesser extent, is a fountain of passion, which is turned by circumstances of birth or upbringing into conventional channels – as, ambition, love, money-grubbing, politics, but which could be as well applied to other objects and with less waste of energy.
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