Most gut-wrenching, nearly a third of all Latino children are living in poverty.
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One scene in particular stands out, however, as the most gut-wrenching of them all.
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China would plunge into its most gut wrenching recession since the days of Mao Zedong.
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But one of the most gut-wrenching parts of the song is one Sugar didn't plan at all.
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Witnessing this kind of public rejection is perhaps the most gut-wrenching viewing experience possible that doesn't involve bloodshed.
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"To this day, it's the most gut-wrenching thing I've ever had to do in my life," Jim said.
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The subsequent rejections they receive from Lawrence and Jared sting, but it's this argument that is the most gut wrenching.
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In one of the most gut-wrenching parts of the trailer, a dad is trying to find the father who abandoned him.
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His story line felt the most gut-wrenching this week, a choice suggesting that "Insecure" could broaden to become more of an ensemble series.
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Anyone's who seen A Star is Born will know that the final song in the movie is by far the most gut-wrenching and emotional moment.
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The most gut-wrenching of those U.S. defeats came in Sochi when, leading 2-0 with under four minutes to play, Canada scored twice to force overtime.
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Every cast member delivers some of their most gut-wrenching and powerful work to date, but it's Katie Cassidy and Paul Blackthorne who steal the show. 5.
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It's one of the best-written, most gut-wrenching takedowns I've ever read of the false stereotypes and bad assumptions that so many people have about rape victims.
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Observing Baghdadi's ISIS, it was easy to imagine that somewhere, some time, they sat in meetings imagining ways in which to out-do their latest, most gut-wrenching atrocity.
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It's the insistence that every woman's story in this context is valuable that undergirds Orange Is the New Black's fourth season — its strongest and most gut-wrenching to date.
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The most gut-wrenching fact about this so-called cryptocurrency is that you'd be rich as hell right now had you actually listened to that loathsome (and unlikely) financial adviser.
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Watching William die — knowing full well the horrors that were happening inside him — was one of the most gut-wrenching moments this show has delivered, which is truly saying something.
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If removing a rapist from campus is not an option, it unfairly falls upon rape survivors to deal with their presence — and it's the most gut-wrenching aspect of Sweet/Vicious yet.
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"It's unreal to think that someone who is going through one of the most gut-wrenching, life-altering, heartbreaking experiences is still willing to sacrifice and pump for other people's children," she says.
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Luyendyk received his fair share of social media hate for dumping Becca Kufrin in perhaps the most gut-wrenching way — by allowing the cameras to film the action, then airing it on television.
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Theirs make for some of the most gut-wrenching moments in the film, as Meg starts to better understand him not just as her idealized yet distant father, but as a fellow flesh-and-blood human.
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In preparation for her red carpet arrival, we asked Balfe to reflect on her last season's most gut-wrenching episode — the death of her baby, Faith — and what we can expect from season 3 of the Starz drama.
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I knew I was in for an emotional week, but my final goodbye will be the most gut wrenching of my life — one that would lead to heartbreak and confusion as I'm left to make the biggest decision of my life.
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I recently spoke to Boyce, who now works in a rural area near Colorado Springs where the staff is limited, about how he handles the most gut-wrenching parts of the job and the common misconceptions people have about paramedics.
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Yet it is the faculty members — at Chicago and elsewhere — who teach students to analyze and debate the most gut-wrenching ideas without hate, and who create classrooms where it is safe for all to pursue the most open, searing and searching dialogue.
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Todd: The thing I find most gut-wrenching about this episode (and this series, really) is that it's turned something I usually find irritating about TV — for the most part, the characters don't die, even when they are in mortal peril — into something genuinely horrifying.
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Sometimes, you might need a little liquid courage to help you get through the most gut-wrenching scenes in Outlander, which explains why the show has twice partnered with Lot18 for a limited collection of wines inspired by the fictional embodiment of our #couplegoals, Claire and Jamie Fraser.
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When I first made the acquaintance of the developing world, as a backpacking law student in the 1980s, sometimes riding on tops of trains or buses and writing articles to pay my expenses, the most gut-wrenching aspect of poverty I encountered was ubiquitous blind beggars, robbed of dignity and any chance to be productive.
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Last accessed: December 25, 2007. Margaret Parsons, film curator at the National Gallery of Art, stated "[The film] remains one of the most gut-wrenching dramas of alcohol-related ruin and recovery ever captured on film...and it's also one of the pioneering films of the genre."Parsons, Margaret . Recovery Month, July 11, 2005.
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Neville frequently reminisces about his most gut wrenching experiences, such as killing his own dog after she became infected. The reader is constantly sympathizing with Neville, as he is portrayed as helpless and isolated, lacking any real chance of living a pleasant life. The reader feels an overwhelming sensation of hopelessness, sadness, and sympathy for Neville.
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Bridgers has also received acclaim for his role as Trey Willis on Rectify, notably in one of the series' most talked about episodes in Season 3. Reviewer Nick Hogan, on tvovermind.com wrote, "this was one of the most gut-wrenching episodes of Rectify in some time. Mostly because Sean Bridgers does a masterful job portraying Trey..." Mark Walker wrote in The Copenhagen Post that Bridgers's performance as Old Nick in Room was "brilliantly restrained".
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Expressing a similar opinion, Ilana Kaplan from The New York Observer called it "one of the buzzy tracks that erupted" from Tragic Kingdom; she also classified the track as perhaps the "fastest song ever made". Diblasi was impressed by the track, and listed it as the fifth best "breakup song" on the album. She also found the track to be emotive and one of the "most gut-wrenching tracks" on Tragic Kingdom because of its ability to help someone "survive a breakup". In the US, "Excuse Me Mr." peaked at number 17 on Billboards Alternative Songs chart.
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MTV News's Diblasi was impressed by the track, and listed it as the second best "breakup song" on the parent album, only behind the album's third single, "Don't Speak". She also found the track to be emotive and one of the "most gut-wrenching tracks" on Tragic Kingdom due to its ability to help someone "survive a breakup". In addition to several other tracks from Tragic Kingdom, Noisey's Nick Levine praised "Happy Now?" for having a chorus "that will bounce round your brain for days". Kenneth Partridge, writing for The A.V. Club, appreciated the strength of the song, mentioning that although "Happy Now?" was not able to "chart as high" when compared to the album's previous singles, "the damage was done".
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Throughout and after college, Coleman continued to work with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation where she eventually became the first female director of African American Interpretations and Presentations. In 1994, she orchestrated the reenactment of a slave auction which was met with protests from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and Southern Christian Leadership Conference. The protests forced her and one of the actors to meet with the protesters and say "we came here to tell the story of our mothers and our grandmothers. We wanted to do this voluntarily, to teach about the evils of slavery." An estimate of over 2,000 people gathered to watch the sale and after the fact, Coleman said it was "one of the most gut wrenching things" she's ever done in her career.
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