"Each day I get sadder and sadder," she said quietly.
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Do you make sadder works when you're in a sadder mood?
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Randall starts talking about the suddenness of death and everything is getting sadder and sadder until Beth jumps in and cuts him off.
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It was once a sadder song for me to sing.
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" "That made me really sadder when I was already sad.
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But the sadder Lucy gets, the more unglued she becomes.
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Even sadder may be the reason: her endometriosis has returned.
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But taking his money would have just made things sadder.
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Without it our toasts would be bare, our salads sadder.
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I feel old and ugly, and yes, sadder than before.
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Cheese, eggs, and milk I'd be far sadder to lose.
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It's not only that heavy social media users are sadder.
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Hangovers haven't looked more painful, and xylophones haven't ever sounded sadder.
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One of the sadder ones: Education is now a partisan issue.
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This is actually one of the sadder songs on the album.
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Even sadder: LGBTQ youth have an increased risk of suicide attempts.
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Pop music, throughout the '10s, has gotten measurably slower and sadder.
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She is not sadder, but wiser, and more sure of herself.
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His tale, though, casts a shadow over a much sadder one.
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Think of a small-screen Loki, but sadder and less seductive.
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The fact that Jack's children were still kids made it even sadder.
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The film is stranger and sadder than its list of creators implies.
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"Heidi, there are so many sadder things in the world," he said.
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In other words, smiling makes us happier, and frowning makes us sadder.
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What a sad day for Maine, and a sadder day for America.
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That makes what happened to him even sadder and actually more tragic.
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What makes the news even sadder is the reason behind their departure.
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Sadder yet is a loss of freshness in her Romeo, Marcelo Gomes.
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Sometimes, Ms. Hylton found, the nicer the space, the sadder the experience.
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If that makes drivers sound a bit unloved, the reality is sadder.
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But because of McConnell, it's a time now to be sadder still.
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The only thing sadder than this moment in "Merrily" is "Merrily" itself.
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She's either alone or with Malika in the videos, which makes everything sadder.
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In sadder news, the Stars Hollow Gazette is shutting down after 89 years.
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It is sadder still when an elegant and practical solution is at hand.
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I feel like these last few years, Paris has become sadder than before.
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The more work comes back rated as poor, the sadder Sim Natt gets.
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A little less angry and just sadder fits a vote for Bernie Sanders.
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Do you feel like when you're alone you default to a sadder place?
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"I see a sadder man," he says of the old photos of him.
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They seemed to love him, which makes it all the sadder to watch.
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This person has made my mother's life sadder, and our relationship almost nonexistent.
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It's a sad sight, but sadder still is my premonition: they'll be back.
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"That was one of the sadder days of my political life," Haugland said.
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But what "Little Fear of Lightning" does with the character is almost sadder.
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But, yes, it makes it for a little bit sadder of a competition.
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Consequently, what starts out salty ends up as something sadder and more complicated.
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"Playtest" questions whether Cooper's everyday life is sadder or scarier than his death.
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The result is a Christmas special with a protagonist sadder than Charlie Brown himself.
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It would be even sadder if that were the last word on this matter.
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Jasmine's completely angry, Sophie's sadder, she's always laughing and crying at the same time.
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We're not sure what's sadder, this or when the Girls cast left the show.
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No two people have ever looked sadder, and their grief is translating into lust.
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Sadder still is that this culture has been generationally perpetuated at an institutional level.
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Sad for Donald Trump, sad for the presidency, and even sadder for our country.
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What's even sadder is that we teach women to do this to other women.
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The band soon went in a different direction and (longer, sadder story) I quit.
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Higher pitches sound happier, lower ones sound sadder, and trembly voices are more afraid.
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But as her laughter faded, her face settled into something much sadder, nearly tearful.
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But the more I think about it, the sadder and angrier it makes me.
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And sadder yet that we all rely so much on labels for our opinions.
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The process seemed to reduce her to a sadder, emptied-out version of herself.
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In particular, a Passover seder precedes one of the movie's sadder, more desperate moments.
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Its sadder lyrics definitely fit my general mood about all of life right now.
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What's sadder is this is maybe the first time that's been accurately depicted on screen.
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Most of what followed was even darker and sadder, as the Brown-Houston marriage crumbled.
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But nothing is sadder than the woman who has bought in to her own subjugation.
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The effect, DeBord said, is a rendering of the anthem that is darker and sadder.
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To make matters even sadder, he has psychological problems that have never been properly addressed.
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That it all takes place around Christmas time in the desert just makes everything sadder.
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But smoking weed for too long might also make you sadder over time, the researchers found.
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All of this is even sadder when you realize Jax ignores Brittany's feelings about the ban.
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I think I was expecting a sadder movie overall, but it was incredibly funny and heartwarming.
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Sadder still is how ill-equipped Perry is to lead this critically important national security agency.
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No one expected it to be a great year for games retail, but it's getting sadder.
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Nothing is sadder than eating a soggy, squashed sandwich at your desk and calling it lunch.
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Let it run for 13 seasons and it becomes ever funnier — but much, much sadder too.
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That only made me sadder, and the snake continued to feast on its own damn tail.
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But beyond the demise of the theory, for Inzlicht the results represent something greater, and sadder.
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Berthiaume closed out his career with one of the sadder season stat lines in NHL history.
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Things get even sadder for the music exec as she returns home to the Lyon estate.
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In many ways, the journey for this family has been sadder than it has been strange.
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An even sadder theory is she was mimicking something she'd seen someone do ... possibly her mother.
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The sad thing (yes, sadder than corresponding with a sandwich) is that I was actually disappointed.
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Jared's sexual prowess adds to a character book that's growing sadder and stranger by the episode.
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The sadder, and emptier I felt, the more I tried to fill the void with sex.
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The hall, which had felt oversized and empty all weekend, looked sadder and hollower than ever.
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The coldest months are quieter and sometimes sadder, with less sun, garden activity, and animal companions.
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This would be sadder or more emotional if anyone had any living chemistry or apparent bonds.
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It's a wintry, melancholic scene made somewhat sadder by the tinkling of some dolorous piano music.
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The sadder thing is, Tammy was the closest thing we got to a potential fan favorite.
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No, I want to grouse about one of the sadder excuses for architecture completed this year.
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Her closest friends saw Ms. Rivera grow sadder and quieter as the July 21 flight approached.
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His eyes grew sadder still; they rimmed with an unbearable melancholy that she had seen before.
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And here they are, in "Zoolander 2," bearded, sadder, and yet somehow no wiser than before.
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In the time since the drink's 1972 creation, Long Island has become a sadder, scarier place.
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In interviews Gaethje has reflected on the risks of his style and seems to at least play lip service to the 'get in, get rich, get out' philosophy that keeps fighters hungry and prevents them from hanging around into their forties, suffering sadder and sadder defeats.
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The story of Greg Bryant keeps getting sadder and sadder, as West Palm Beach Police released a statement today declaring that the UAB (and former Notre Dame) running back is officially brain dead a day after being discovered shot on the highway, the Associated Press reports.
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The restaurant looks emptier and sadder without the KloudsKape on, just walls and tables and distracted people.
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If you'd like to be even sadder, Klaus takes Dave's dog tags from war and wears them.
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The thing that is sadder still is that more giants will fall over the next few years.
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He looks older, and sadder, but then the Viking lifestyle was known to foreshorten the pinup years.
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That's a much sadder note to end on, but who ever expected Black Mirror to be happy?
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When it comes to dogs, few sights are sadder than a tired bulldog, gasping for precious oxygen.
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Considering Pharrell's bevy of solo hits and production credits, Trump's musical library just got a lot sadder.
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Even sadder, O'Ree said the fans in the United States were worse than the fans in Canada.
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The Senate press gallery, with its century-old tile floors and chandeliers, is now a sadder place.
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Was there anything sadder than watching a confused teenage Groot start to dissipate before Rocket Raccoon's eyes?
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They're so much warmer and cooler, funnier and sadder, more profound and more accessible than I recalled.
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The reason behind another failed Bachelorette couple's breakup is sadder than any tearful end-of-season rose ceremony.
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He became a sadder, darker, more ostracized or alienated character, and that gave me a lot to do.
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I want it, and having a facsimile of it this week has made me sadder that I don't.
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It's something darker and sadder than that: It's because Walt Disney was traumatized by his own mother's death.
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The only sadder sight in Brooklyn right now is any of the Papa John's located in the borough.
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The only day that could be sadder than this one is December 15th, when AIM dies for good.
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Singer Von Smith turns Timberlake's breakup banger into a sadder, more intimate portrait of a relationship gone bad.
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Sunday mornings saw the highest positive emotions, but as the day goes on, we get lower and sadder.
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And even cat owners rated these dog yelps as sadder on average than those coming from a cat.
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Narrator: It's even sadder because we all know that Sandler is capable of putting on a good performance.
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Which makes it all the sadder that Mr. Miyamoto, with all his gifts, has yet to seize it.
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In different ways Eberstadt and Cowen are describing a country that is decelerating, detaching, losing hope, getting sadder.
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Today, Channel 4 announced news sadder that the saddest soggy bottomed-tart you've ever stuck your fork into.
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Sadder still, their collective posture reveals an embarrassing lack of discernment about their actual standing in the country.
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In 2019, though, the coat seemed smaller, sadder and definitely dirtier, slumped in the corner of my closet.
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In sadder news, the composer Dominick Argento, who spent much of his life in Minnesota, died at 91.
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I've also always found that song a little sadder and more desperate than most people do, I think.
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The United States keeps getting sadder — and things probably won't get better under the policies of President Donald Trump.
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A lot of our songs are slightly sadder or more emotional, but this one's more kind of like, stronger.
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If we didn t have them we would be much sadder, for sure, but they really keep us going.
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Even sadder, he was slightly worse before the All-Star break, going 4-20163-3 with a 4.40/.850.
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The end of Game Of Thrones is near and no one is sadder about this than Sophie Turner, a.k.
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However, North fell in love with her little pet — which made it all the sadder when the hamster died.
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Nothing is sadder than a supercar stuck in traffic, looking gorgeous but with no hope of unleashing its potential.
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Then there's the worry you're not selling your performance well enough: "Should I be sadder?" she asks her husband.
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It wasn't what his son — who emerged "sadder, but calmer" — wanted to hear, but he appreciated their empathetic candor.
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It also notes that even though 'sadder' songs are being released more frequently, 'happier' songs are still most popular.
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If that's a dodge either way, I can't deny that it forces you to engage a larger, sadder issue.
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Somehow, the younger Fellini strikes me as sadder and wiser than the all-powerful magus he would eventually become.
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They haven't changed, they're just sadder than before, and Q living or dying had at best a minimal impact.
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It is a sadder age, and it does not look as if it is going to get any better.
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These Power Rangers are angstier, sadder, and colder than their predecessors, making large swaths of the film a bummer.
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Even Jon is barely changed by death: sure, he's moodier and sadder, but he was already moody and sad.
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Unfortunately, it's in the much sadder, less fantastical elements of Disney's remake of Dumbo where you'll find real-life inspiration.
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Honestly, we get it, without his beard we're also a little sadder, but we're definitely very amused by this photo.
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LONDON — We might think most animals have simple, care-free lives, but the truth is much, much sadder than that.
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Sadder still that the federal government is turning a blind eye to the seemingly never-ending effects of climate change.
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It's very sad that this is happening, and sadder still that the Japanese government isn't making more of a fuss.
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If you're a beer lover then you know there's nothing sadder than wasting even a drop of your favorite brew.
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"People have sadder stories than me," she said; some of them expressed fear of losing their jobs, friends, and family.
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Gosh, I mean there's nothing sadder than the thought of not being with this family every moment of every day.
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Instead, it leads into the second movement, "Potación de Guaya" ("Drink of Grief"), which somehow sounds even statelier and sadder.
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Where one would expect a present-tense narration to be more comedic and quicker, Normal People is slower, and sadder.
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People worldwide are sadder, angrier and more fearful than ever before, according to a major analysis of global well-being.
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"It's the idea of 'sadder but wiser,'" says Anton Gollwitzer, third year graduate student and co-author of the study.
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Last month it acquired a wider and sadder renown as the town closest to the epicenter of a deadly earthquake.
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I'm not complaining about pop getting "softer, sadder, grimmer, darker, more intimate," but the question of why is certainly intriguing.
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Fans in Oklahoma City, however, would undoubtedly tell a sadder story after seeing the Thunder absorb yet another direct hit.
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The truth is much stranger and sadder, a different kind of sickness that is rooted in tragedy rather than perversion.
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But Priestdaddy is not just a collection of funny essays: It's also something weirder and twistier and sadder than that.
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"My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness and my sadness isn't minimized because someone has a sadder situation." pic.twitter.
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My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness, and my sadness isn't minimized because someone else has a sadder situation.
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The intermission title for 21440's 'Kal Ho Naa Ho,' which somehow manages to be even sadder than this image conveys.
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Syria Just when you think the stories out of Syria couldn't get any sadder, an even more heartbreaking story comes along.
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Adam Levine announced Friday that he's leaving The Voice after 063 seasons — and no one is sadder than his fellow coaches.
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Tina's loss is even sadder when one takes into account just how crucial sibling ties became for Santo, Gianni, and Donatella.
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This may be the rare instance in which placing an Adele song in an even sadder context made it seem uplifting?
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One of the sadder things about the Trump era is watching American families and communities being pulled apart by political differences.
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Yes, we might be living with acquaintances from college well into our 30s, a bit like Friends, but much, much sadder.
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That he thought this was an incredible offer is possibly an even sadder commentary of his understanding of Russia's modus operandi.
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It's made all the sadder, of course, by the knowledge that Rubicon never got to tell the rest of its story.
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A starker, sadder picture of the affair emerges in her private papers, where she wrote about it first, and with venom.
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Everyone, apart from the nation of Brazil and Cristiano Ronaldo, would have been a little sadder if Messi had missed out.
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This news makes me much sadder than I would have expected for a public figure whom I did not know personally.
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But another section, featuring dancers costumed in gold spandex leotards and tights, calls to mind Merce Cunningham in a sadder sense.
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Toward the end, you'll listen in on a funeral for a pair of horses, which is even sadder than it sounds.
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While this story might only get sadder, at least the play on names will gives fans everywhere the time of their lives.
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To make things even sadder, new research suggests certain rogue planets, namely the Jupiter-sized ones, are far lonelier than previously suggested.
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You do your best to run high on both of these things, Leo; nothing is sadder than a broke, self-doubting lion!
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But, really, we're even sadder to hear Markle's dad will no longer be attending her wedding after reportedly suffering a heart attack.
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Image 2 of 2 MEXICO CITY – Mexico&aposs traditional Day of the Dead is opening with a sadder tone than usual Wednesday.
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"My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness, and my sadness isn't minimized because someone has a sadder situation," Dreyer said.
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Even sadder, the Prim Website now redirects to a completely different company: a home renovation business that goes by a similar name.
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But is it the screen time bringing them down or are sadder teens more likely to insulate themselves in a virtual world?
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In fact, quite a few leading ultrabooks don't have the aforementioned port, so the story gets even sadder for photographers and creatives.
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Check out the clip ... he talks about John and his GF, Rayvon, having a baby a year ago, making things even sadder.
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It's a secret that comes out when the Trinkets trio is at their strongest, making destruction of Moe's lie all the sadder.
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I forget that with any high, one inevitably comes down, and usually that means feeling sadder than you did when you started.
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It's going to be sad to say goodbye to Mr. Robot, but it'll be sadder to say goodbye to all the fans.
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Even pop songs, traditionally the realm of gleaming escapism, are getting slower and sadder—the minds behind the factory admit as much.
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Five years ago, there was no sadder stretch of Hollywood, the neighborhood, than the one left for dead by Hollywood, the industry.
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As I write these words, I fear I know what his choice will be, and I could not be sadder about it.
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In his opening monologue, Brown said that the news is the only thing on television that's sadder than the show he stars in.
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Even though life expectancy has increased and quality of life continues to improve across the world, we're angrier and sadder than ever before.
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The other, far sadder reason is "both hastening and postponement of death for reasons associated with the holiday period," according to the study.
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Most of "Dragonfly" takes place in 1968 — 20 years after a pregnant Claire returned from the 1700s — when Claire is older and sadder.
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We've all seen those gruesome pet adoption ads that play sad classical music over an even sadder montage of wet and malnourished puppies.
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The gleeful silliness of the genre makes Raw the more affecting, just as werewolf-y stupidity made Ginger Snaps the sadder by contrast.
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It's even sadder to watch as her mother and sister, who don't understand why she's leaving Charlie, encourage her to stay with him.
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"I think it's very sad, to me it's one of the sadder stories 'cause I respect so much the Catholic Church," he continued.
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Sadder still is the finding that people who are obese often share the same attitudes toward fat people as the rest of society.
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Those who heard their own voices adjusted to be "happier" felt more positively; those who heard their voices become "sadder" felt less so.
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Still, his reaction tugged at my heart, making me realize that some day, he'll come back to the book with sadder, wiser eyes.
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As you might expect, pet owners rated the cries coming from dogs and cats as overall sadder than those who didn't own pets.
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This makes the utter helplessness that later enfolds them all the sadder, as each actor subtly conveys a sudden awareness of brutal aloneness.
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These aren't facts for the final exam, but part of a deeper, sadder lesson that has to do with the inevitability of loss.
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I'd say Oscar Wilde went from being a spinner to a tuner (though maybe he just got sadder as he was more oppressed).
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In sadder news, the dedicated project team for the Opportunity rover on Mars is sending new commands in hopes of waking it up.
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Brief moments like these feel a tad reminiscent of John Carney's Sing Street, but with a much sadder, more political edge to them.
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This explains why the 'bull' at no point fights back and just wants to be left alone, and the video becomes a lot sadder.
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But it would have been a lot sadder had she hung on and dragged us through a long, futile ordeal to keep her job.
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I promise you, Milo, no one will be sadder to see that spacecraft go than the scientists who have devoted their careers to it.
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And what's more, what's sadder is that not only are we complacent with the disgusting harassment, a lot of men are complicit in it.
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Maybe you've noticed, but researchers have discovered pop songs in the last 30 years have become sadder, but more danceable at the same time.
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In this final case, a sad ending may become even sadder as Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Beckett jeopardize their lives by taking on LokSat.
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And it's almost more difficult to make happy art, while at the same time there's a weightiness that's always given immediately to sadder art.
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" Karl Lagerfeld He posited that a world without naked Kim K. selfies would be a sadder place to live: "And I love beautiful shapes.
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Notably, in 2014, Facebook manipulated hundreds of thousands of people's news feeds to study whether certain types of content made people happier or sadder.
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"It's a far sadder day for journalism than it is for me personally," said Darryl Smith, 43, one of the street's last two "hacks".
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The characters "seem stranger, sadder and more real than the actress and the filmmaker we might have thought we knew," A.O. Scott wrote here.
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I can't think of a film that made me sadder about the state of the world and more jubilant about the state of movies.
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Fultz's teammates, Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons, missed their entire rookie seasons with the Sixers, yet Fultz's case is so much scarier and sadder.
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Our lives are weirder and happier and sadder than we will ever know when we begin them — and only Guy seems aware of that.
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Taken as a whole, it's sorta like an alternate universe version of 28th century pop music, where everything was a little slower, sadder, and stranger.
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If "The Irishman" feels sadder and slower than anything he's done before, it may be because, at last, he's seeking to reckon with that reverence.
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For instance, long pauses and a monotonous vocal tones were associated with sadder stories, while more energetic, varied speech patterns were associated with happier ones.
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A few years ago, there was no sadder movie property in Los Angeles than Sunset Bronson Studios, a dilapidated 10-stage facility that Warner Bros.
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The giddy comedy of the opening — songs, fortune telling, fake mustaches — skews darker and sadder until an unexpectedly redemptive ending buoys the piece back up.
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There are few sadder episodes of television than Private's fifth season finale, "Gone, Baby, Gone," which witnesses Amelia's labor and the death of her child.
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I should toss out the old clothes, the dresses and pants in the back of my closet, the dark, lurking evidence of my skinnier, sadder self.
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But as even the Ikea loyalist must admit, for every new classic there's something a bit sadder lurking in the shadows of those mock home vignettes.
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I'm hungry, and the okra is looking sadder with every passing day, so I chop it up while my laptop reads my article out to me.
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The fact that his three children, William, Lisa Mya and Wynter Chase, will now grow up without a father makes it even sadder, his friends said.
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Lyra at 20 is sadder now than she was as a child, more pessimistic and restrained, more polite to strangers, but she is still fundamentally Lyra.
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I have read this rejected spec script for a Verizon commercial over and over, and it just gets funnier and sadder all at once every time.
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There aren't even that many women writing late night shows (see this truly disheartening graphic from the LA Times if you want to be even sadder).
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The original track leans back from the sweaty energy of his usual club-friendly repertoire in favor of sadder, slower sounds that showcase his songwriting skills.
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In its response, the NASA Twitter account explained that Cassini's just out of gas and that nobody's sadder to see it go than the craft's team.
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His fixation on Brigsby Bear (the title of the movie is also the title of James's favorite show) stems from something far weirder, and far sadder.
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Well, the official trailer for Toy Story 4 came out Tuesday, and this thing is, somehow, shaping up to be even sadder than the first three.
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This information makes the show sadder, but the mournful quality comes from the idiosyncratic ways the artist manipulated his father's otherwise happy images of family gatherings.
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We'd be even sadder that Please Like Me — Josh Thomas's wry and deeply human comedy — is over if its last season hadn't been so damn good.
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I'm not sure what's sadder: the state of our government or the fact that the president doesn't have one friend to hang out with on weekends.
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What Mr. Nelson, who keeps adding to these plays up until hours before their first performances, does is quieter and, ultimately, far sadder and more resonant.
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It's less romantic in spirit than the usual final solitary walk downstage by the hero, but perhaps sadder — and, like everything about this production, dramatically coherent.
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The statistics are even sadder: At least 2202 people dead; 2628,28500-plus homes and buildings decimated; more than 6900,2628 people evacuated; 28503,22019 acres of land charred.
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The more I try to get into the holiday spirit — you know, the way everyone else seems to be — the sadder and more anxious I become.
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I found that I couldn't come up with what I needed, so then I reverted more to yours truly and used the sadder part of my nature.
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"There 'should be lots and lots of signs,'" Liam felt, because, surely, Clinton had to be "even sadder" than he was at the outcome, his mother explained.
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This is one I use often (don't ask) to emote nervousness, but now the Android O version looks legitimately ill, and much sadder than its iOS counterpart.
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Then a much sadder occasion brought her back for season 10, when some current cast members, including Frankel, attended the funeral for Zarin's husband Bobby in January.
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In April 33, I published a study that found when a person views their body in 3D, it makes them feel sadder and worse about their appearance.
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Just when Iron Man's sacrifice couldn't get any sadder, Endgame threw in a scene between Happy Hogan and Morgan Stark to further do harm to my feelings.
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Few things pare sadder to a music fan than discovering an album you love and obsess over, and then learning there will never be a follow-up.
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It's also that property, though, that makes it even sadder to see Cersei—once the de facto ruler of the Seven Kingdoms—pushed to the sidelines of power.
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At first I felt bad for him, because he was old and would sometimes bring soup and there is nothing sadder than an older man eating soup alone.
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It's more like a darker, sadder Inside Out: Both are stories about children whose emotions are too overwhelming for them to process, and both take those emotions seriously.
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Like most of its subject's art, "Hockney" is a sunny film that spends just enough time acknowledging the sadder aspects of his life to avoid sounding aggressively chipper.
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Pepe's descent into Nazi territory — the meme was, for years, a cheerful bipartisan one — has been one of the sadder and weirder turns of this already-bizarre election.
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And it just gets sadder as we learn more about the victims, including a newlywed wife who bought the balloon ride as a birthday gift for her husband.
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But when viewed in the context of Drake being a grown man who was never properly taught how to smoke weed, it starts to feel a lot sadder.
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Sad, but even sadder once you realize that "Hodor" literally means "Hold the door," the words Meera continues to scream as she tries to carry Bran to safety.
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Instead, feeling sad and wanting to feel sadder, he thumbed through his text history with Peter, which had become an artifact of last words, date- and time-stamped.
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Sadder still, it's the most vulnerable populations — the poor, the very young, and the very old — who are at highest risk of death caused by polluted air or water.
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The episode ends on a even sadder note for Brienne and Jamie, as he hears that Daenerys is taking on Cersei next and he packs up and heads south.
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Even though the documentary will satisfy Trek nerds, it may be a deeper and sadder journey than Adam Nimoy's film (Adam serves as consulting producer on the Julie's documentary).
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Since becoming friends just over a year ago, she and I have laughed until our cheekbones hurt, but we've also been there for each other during the sadder times.
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But if he meant that direwolves have no place in Winterfell, where each of the Stark children raised their direwolf pups, the moment feels much sadder and more symbolic.
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In terms of body language, sadder stories were also strongly associated with increased fidgeting and cardiovascular activity, as well as certain postures like putting one's hands on one's face.
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That made me even sadder because I'm a teacher, and I work with children and knowing that, when I go to work, some of the children might be there.
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Behind the optimistic promise of heading off aging in spaniels and, soon, in their owners lies a sadder reality: that even foundational research cannot always cure a fundamental problem.
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When Tandy got back, if they ever got back, their Bigurl would almost certainly be gone, and that seemed sadder now then the loss of the little junk in her.
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He hates that question because, yes, pollination services from nature are valued at billions per year, and, yes, the grocery store would look much sadder without bees and other pollinators.
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Apostle occasionally seems entirely over the top — the last-act conflict degenerates into a particularly gory mess that seems gratuitous after the sadder, stranger, more human battles that precede it.
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The study was meant to assess "emotional contagion" — the idea that if you were shown sad things, you'd become sadder, and if you were shown happy things, you'd become happier.
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There's no sadder commentary about gender politics in America today than the fact that the likely election of the first female president has become a horrific display of toxic masculinity.
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Because of its sprawling time frame, The Staircase is less like other true crime documentaries and more like the Richard Linklater film Boyhood, although much sadder and involving real people.
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From this vantage point, a new, sadder realization struck me: I no longer saw Paulina in her natural habitat, telling jokes or even crying with those she was close to.
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"It's like a much sadder version of my life, or the ghost of Christmas future," Mr. Cummings, who also wrote and directed "Thunder Road," said by phone from Los Angeles.
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The line is starting to form for next year's governor's race, and we will soon see what sort of judicious leader my sadder but wiser home state will turn to.
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Sadder still are the cases of dogs who are killed when they are no longer useful, like the 100 animals shot by a recreational sledding company near Whistler, British Columbia.
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That's sad, but it's sadder still that you also have to slay his faithful companion Sif, a giant grey wolf that guards the grave of her fallen master in Darkroot.
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TV: You balance the tone so well in this film in that it's very high energy, and then as you enter the second half, it grows sadder and more melancholy.
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You do have to buy 10 wings to activate the deal and you do unfortunately have to actually go to Hooter's, but hey, there are sadder ways to spend Valentine's Day.
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He suspects that the story is much sadder and more human than an extraterrestrial visitation: someone gave birth to a stillborn fetus several decades ago and buried her in the desert.
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But where the future of its innovation sector, its startups and entrepreneurs is concerned, it's not looking at Shangri-La so much as La La Land, singing a much sadder tune.
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During that period, the Tigers were, quietly, one of the sadder stories in baseball, not only for the annual heartbreak but also because it portended such a rough and lasting hangover.
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What's more, research has shown that our phones may be making us sadder — increased time on smartphones has been linked to decreased focus, anxiety, a lack of empathy, depression, and suicide.
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In alphabetical order: Few "serial killer stories" are sadder than that of abused sex worker Aileen Wuornos, whose Monster portrayal Charlize Theron would garner a Best Actress Oscar for in 903.
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At $90 more than Apple's starting model, you'll be that much sadder when they end up on train tracks or mysteriously disappear into a couch cushion, never to be seen again.
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At one point, the lovers—we'll call them that for lack of a sadder phrase—look out of Frankie's window and witness a ritual brutality in an apartment across the way.
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" […] FB: But there's also something sadder in the book — there's a revelation that the interiority we prioritize as writers is empty — "The inside is empty, waiting to touch everything, then sink.
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And, on a sadder note, some galleries, like SIGNAL in Williamsburg, closed down, but not before parting ways through a closing party that makes it on our list of honorable mentions.
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It's something somehow both tackier and sadder than materialism—it is materialism talked about in the same ways and with the same reverence that people have traditionally brought to great existential questions.
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Shortly after the Sad Puppies formed, they found an ally in a second, even more aggressively right-wing bloc known as the Rabid Puppies — the angry side note to their sadder brethren.
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The story has since gotten sadder as Chyna has accused Rob of both physical and emotional violence, claiming that he punched her and has threatened to take his own life multiple times.
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In general, participants said that sleep-deprived people had more "droopy/hanging eyelids, red eyes, dark circles under the eyes, and pale skin" — and even looked sadder than their better-rested counterparts.
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It's sad enough to lose Aretha Franklin and the music she gave all of us, and it became even sadder when we learned the cause: pancreatic cancer — one of the deadliest kinds.
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In the meantime, too many are pushing baseless conspiracy theories about what went wrong in Iowa, when the sadder truth is that rank incompetence is likely to blame, not a nefarious plot.
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That may be true as of Avengers: Endgame (and the sadder parts of Spider-Man: Far From Home), but Kotb pointed out that things — movie franchises in particular — rarely end these days.
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There are few sneakier and sadder kiss-offs than the duo's melisma on the word "lonely," which threatens to spin the song out of control before the rubber-band bass snaps back.
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When her beautiful upstairs neighbor, Anka Silverberg, dies under suspicious circumstances, Karen naturally wants to solve the mystery, but it involves deeper and sadder complications of adulthood than she can yet understand.
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The difference is that Mr. Pritchett's world is enlivened by his cheerful embrace of eccentricity, while Mr. Trevor's London is drabber, sadder, a place of widows and widowers, blighted romances, unraveling relationships.
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Read These Next:Milo Ventimiglia Is Officially On A Crock-Pot Apology Tour Saturday Night Live Makes This Is Us Even Sadder Last Night's This Is Us Prove Jack Lied About A Big Secret
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She's spent the past few years publicly fighting to get away from Dr. Luke, and it's only reasonable for her latest album to reflect that struggle and get a little deeper and sadder.
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Researchers from the University of California Irvine found that over the last few decades, there's been a "clear downward trend" in bright and happy songs, and a slight upward trend in sadder songs.
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La La Land is as delightful and magical as you've heard—a big, joyful celebration of old-school Hollywood musicals—but it's also smarter, tougher, and sadder than its moonstruck trailer might suggest.
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To look at Tim Tebow as he actually exists is to see not just one of the most splendidly weird athletes in recent memory but something more interesting and even sadder than that.
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"This work feels more crushing and sadder to me than it's ever felt—you see all the ways in which you've failed to do certain things, even though there's incremental progress," she said.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) told reporters after the vote that it was "one of the more sadder days" of his career in Congress.
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It's pretty freeing, especially on our show where things tend to be a little bleaker and a little sadder, to sort of cut loose and experiment and figure things out on the fly.
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Jonny got buzzed for a wrong answer, and another fellow contestant, Ashley, picked up an easy W. Even sadder than the fail ... this poor dude's face realizing his mistake, which cost him $7,100.
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Why does this loss seem so much sadder than if they never existed at all, the writer wonders, and why are novelists so often drawn to write about the quest for lost books?
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We're confronted by the sad truth that money doesn't buy happiness but instead rots your brain, and the even sadder truth that these are the people who govern our lives politically, economically, and culturally.
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"I do not see why I have to dwell on sadness, making women even sadder.. I answer with colors in a time of sadness," the 83-year-old designer told reporters after the show.
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The world is a far sadder, far more tragic place, in part because the Naderites helped to tip the balance to a man who, like Trump, is cocksure of only one thing — his ignorance.
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A favorite is Tavistock Square, named for Francis Russell, Marquess of Tavistock, but which has a sadder more recent history as the site of a terrorist bombing on a double-decker bus in 2005.
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The longer Adventure Time runs and the closer it gets to its series finale (which will air at the end of the show's ninth season, at some point in 2018), the sadder it gets.
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The woman who remains out of sight, though, is the sadder, scarier Judy who threw a butcher knife at one of her children and threatened to jump out a window in front of another.
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If nothing else, the video is a reminder what a tremendously hilarious, thoughtful, and moving show The Good Place is, and it'll leave the world a little sadder when it ends its amazing run.
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The sadder option is that this was an early hint at how, far beyond the wall, the White Walkers were already making the world too dangerous and uninhabitable for any living creature to live.
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But I believe him that he truly is clueless when it comes to smoking pot—which makes it that much sadder he lost $20 million and the chairmanship of his electric car company over it.
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But there are few things on television sadder than shots of Chuck, alone in his darkened living room with the sun blocked out behind him, pulling his crinkly aluminum astronaut blanket ever tighter around himself.
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Sometimes, the most joyous moments in our lives remind us that things weren't always so easy, and it's okay to have a moment of prayer for those sadder days even when you're in happier ones.
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Sadder yet is the smile of the hopeless lush portrayed by Moore in "A Single Man" (2009), who, becalmed by Tanqueray, puts "Stormy Weather" on the gramophone and nestles tight to her gay best friend.
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Some have been spotted hanging out in backyards or hopping fences, while others have sadder tales: caught looking mangy due to ingesting rat poison or dead on a highway after being hit by a car.
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One of the sadder parts of the new Star Wars trilogy is the fact that OG buddies Luke Skywalker and Han Solo never got to meet up before Han's untimely death in The Force Awakens.
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A big positive event, like winning the lottery, made smaller positive effects pale in comparison (and contributed less to happiness); similarly a big negative event, like a paralyzing accident, would not make people much sadder.
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The shiniest confection is "I Know That You're Thinking About Me," which repeats the title over and over as an echoey guitar solo gradually turns sparklier and sadder, fading in an ethereal haze of horn.
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He is lonely or lonesome, whichever sounds sadder, and he too knows the unbearable chasm between desire and communication, the starving awareness that the only thing anybody values you for is your opinion on random topics.
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If the song were sadder or quieter, the same lyrics would suggest a vulnerable confession; if the lyrics admitted desire rather than projecting it onto the other, it would sound like a hard-rock sex jam.
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Read These Stories Next: Saturday Night Live Manages To Make This Is Us Even Sadder Bill Hader Brings Stefon Back To SNL & Parodies The Hunger Games Bill Hader Is Gonna Embarrass Everyone On SNL, Isn't He?
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The ladies of the flower shop all agreed: There is nothing better than sharing a mate with friends, and there's nothing sadder than seeing mate pop up as a menu item in cafés throughout Buenos Aires.
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Alison Zeidman, Shane Torres and Nate Fridson host this quarterly comedy showcase that features a diverse roster of performers who all manage to take the darker and sadder aspects of life and turn it into comedy.
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The study also found that cat and dog owners are more likely to empathize with an animal's distress calls, with owners getting sadder than non-owners when they heard a cat meow or a dog whimper.
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Is there a sadder self-abnegation in literature than Mildred's dejected laundry-hamper admission that hers are "just the kind of underclothes a person like me might wear, so there is no need to describe them"?
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He told enough stories about things that he had seen, and I saw enough myself working in the gas station and as an orderly, that I certainly saw the darker and sadder side of human beings.
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Flannery, sadder and wiser as an adult, seems to be sleepwalking through life when she's invited to speak at a Yale conference for women writers moderated by Anne, who has become a respected academic and author.
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One juxtaposition, of Neel's 19883 "Danny Lasser" with Arbus's "Boy in the subway, N.Y.C. 21988," goes even further: The two little boys with blank stares, one sadder, one more distant, suggest an infinite continuum of emotion.
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Then the journey takes a still sadder turn when visitors walk into a period living room where a stricken woman learns from the radio that her husband, and the rest of his crew, were killed at sea.
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If you notice that binge-watching is affecting your mood and making you sadder or more withdrawn, or that you're using it to avoid reality to an extent that's unhealthy, that's when it might be a problem.
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But to make things even sadder for Oracle, the timing around the Bloomberg article doesn't suggest that a reporter heard Hurst drop confidential information in court, and then ran back to the office to break the news.
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Lil Rel was then forced to give an acceptance speech to no one other than Terrence J, Gaby Wilson, and the MTV camera crew, which is all the sadder when you realize how touching his sentiments were.
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Unfortunately, the resolute cry from the ball field — "The game will go on" — has a sadder parallel in the Capitol, where any hope for stronger gun safety legislation is quickly yielding to a familiar sense of futility.
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Eleven races precede the Derby, and there's nothing sadder than seeing a couple who started the day looking like a young Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip barely conscious and being carried out by security before 3 p.m.
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It is the last novel she completed before her death, and it's written in a different mode than the rest of her books: It's more lyrical than the rest, and a little sadder and less aggressively witty.
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If you're in a major scale, it's probably going to be more positive, happy feeling, versus a minor scale is gonna probably be, you know, a bit more, not sadder but just have the opposite types of elements.
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And perhaps even sadder when you remember that Betty is a girl who helped cover up a murder to protect her family, yet she's so quick to turn on a friend who's keeping secrets for her family too.
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One of those evenings where you drop a hot dog on the floor while coming up a bit harder than you'd anticipated and end up staring forlornly at the sullied frankfurter feeling sadder than you've ever felt before.
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But the spectacle was somehow sadder for its subtlety, which underscored the bind that even the most cautious and conscientious administration official is in, the impossibility of finding some honorable balance of principle and obeisance, prudence and deference.
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" But perhaps no one was sadder than Carmina, a self-proclaimed "woman of the night," who taught her patrons flamenco, refused to disclose her age but said she chose lovers over marriage because she "didn't have the time.
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"It's sad to know that we still have to fight those battles against discrimination and bullying within our own walls, and even sadder to know that this situation is making great talent leave," one employee wrote in a comment.
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"I'd actually just said it would be all right if there were places to smoke outdoors when I was jeered, and this was so contradictory I wondered if he'd even been listening, which made me even sadder," he said.
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C. used to drive a car even older/sadder than mine, but after two years at this nice tech job, he really wanted to replace it with a new electric car, so now we have a car loan. Sigh.
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Looking from Bazille's relatively upbeat portrait to Eakins's sadder one, you wonder how a model's personality figures in an invitation to pose, and the strength of character conveyed by these immigrant women, making their way in a new culture.
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A sadder, more confessional mood is evoked by the fascinating German short "Carlotta's Face," in which an artist with prosopagnosia — also known as face-blindness — describes the challenges of living without the ability to recognize faces, including her own.
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In one of the sadder ironies in a field desperately in need of hope, with the clinical trials completed, and the value of prevention demonstrated, sources of funding for programs based on that model are few and far between.
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After a long day at the office Googling "can tape make your nipples bleed," I headed to a friend's apartment, because the only thing sadder than getting your boobs taped up by a friend is taping your boobs up yourself.
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The legend of the Library of Alexandria is that it burned to the ground in a catastrophic fire, but the truth is sadder: It had been fading away for centuries before the fire, due to an increasingly anti-intellectual environment.
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While Phoenix went bold with his portrayal of Arthur Fleck in "Joker" — complete with several impassioned outbursts, and some seriously weird dancing — Driver's performance as a man in the midst of a dissolving marriage was subtler, sadder, and infinitely more memorable.
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In the Christian journal Books & Culture, Douglas Wilson wrote that "fewer things are sadder than the death of a defiant atheist," yet Mr. Taunton's "simply outstanding" book offers just enough hope for Hitchens's salvation to make it useful for the church.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a single politician that Q has even bothered slightly, but it's ridiculously easy to find dozens, if not hundreds, of QAnon believers whose lives have been left in even sadder shambles than they were before.
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You can start with a simple tagline ("why don't you have a piece of bread," let's say) and the twist ("why don't you submit to the mortifying ordeal of being known") will turn it into something sadder and harder to resolve.
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Tim Kaine returned to the Senate on Tuesday "a little sadder, a little wiser, and a lot energized," hailing his fellow Democrats as "the emergency brake" on the broad Republican control that President-elect Donald Trump will bring to Washington.
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There were the gleeful parroting of "don't touch my hair" from T-shirts to Instagram captions; the lyric "I tried to work it away / But that just made me even sadder" from "Cranes in the Sky" described millennial burnout to a tee.
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And yet behind that portrait of him as a despondent, saintly son, there is also the even sadder story of someone who finally felt free of his responsibility to a maternal gaze, and who finally pursued life — and death — on his own terms.
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This week, we look back on some of the most awful, inexplicable entertainment we experienced in 22017 — the "how did this get made, and why did we suffer through it?" memes, moments, and movies that made our jobs harder and our lives sadder.
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Dennis Dugan—I would be remiss if I did not his mention turn as the title character in the short-lived Rockford Files spinoff Richie Brockelman, Private Eye—directed Happy Gilmore and many of the other, sadder Gilmore-esque movies in Sandler's career.
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In Old Man Logan, a 2008 story that ran in the pages of an ongoing Wolverine series, Millar told the story of an older, sadder Wolverine in a brutish post-apocalyptic future where most superheroes are dead and the supervillains have won.
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I had a lot of heartbreak, you know the sadder side of intense emotions regarding love were really a big deal, and that was the first time I really felt like that, so I attribute that to it being some form of love.
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Moynihan is evidently, and understandably, enamored by the "blissful, naive optimism," that runs through new age as an idea and as a medium—optimism you can hear glimmers of in his own work, even in last year's steelier, sturdier, sadder Project Nautilus.
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And while pop getting 'sadder' feels like a trend we've been vaguely observing for a while via the rise of artists like The Weeknd, Charli XCX, and the crown princess of Summertime Sadness, Lana Del Rey, science has basically now confirmed that trend.
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Even in this scratchy recording of an aria from "La Traviata," her voice is both crystalline and soft-grained, her Violetta a woman both realistic and dreamy, as in this note, in which innocent purity ineffably subsides into something richer and sadder.
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If Breaking Bad showed us what entitled toxic masculinity looked like when it ran rampant in the life of the most milquetoast protagonist imaginable, Better Call Saul is about a slower, sadder thing: a man who learns that having feelings is for suckers.
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Even the sadder memories -- like helping with my father's catheter after he no longer could walk or holding his hand while he struggled to speak -- are ones I will cherish, as they remind me of a time when he was still here with me.
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Luckily, a concerned resident scooped up the scared Shih Tzu and she was taken to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA-Angell), where they determined she was not microchipped — but a more thorough exam would yield even sadder news.
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But we never really get to know him as a person, beyond those sad eyes that progressively get sadder as he decides his path lies in rebellion, losing brothers and men to try and unite a people who are stubbornly resistant to that outcome.
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"It is sadder still when this person, as a member of the American armed forces, previously invoked the aid of God to bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of the United States and to defend her country against foreign enemies," he said.
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The antiquated ritual of meeting a prospective partner while off your face at the club has been replaced with something that, we're told, is inherently sadder—flicking through an endless stream of profile pictures while lying in bed at 10 PM on a weeknight.
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The story Jennifer has told herself is a story she likes, or at least one she's used to — replacing it with a story that's so much sadder and harder and lonelier is a painful, strange endeavor, and one whose only virtue is that it's truer.
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We have entered dangerous territory when a Sufjan Stevens song is not sufficiently sad and thus an even sadder cover of the song is used in its stead — and not to portray sadness, but to evoke it where the script and performances can't or won't.
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Nothing is sadder than his dislocation from his father, who loves him dearly; like many kids, Conrad cleaves to his bedroom, playing turbulent computer games, and so a desperate Gene constructs his own avatar, in the hope of meeting his son in the virtual world.
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It's certainly noticeable that its most important woman doesn't even get a character name, and most of the rest of the notable female cast members are literal monsters, or are murdered onscreen to make the film's endless series of tough men a little sadder, angrier, and tougher.
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But amid all the best-of lists and greatest-moments roundups, we tend to forget the other side of the coin — the "how did this get made, and why did we suffer through it?" memes, moments, and movies that made our jobs harder and our lives sadder.
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Instead, "A Ghost Story" grows gradually stranger, sadder and more transcendent until it has the cosmic ambition of Terrence Malick's dreamy Texan meditations, the circular chronology of Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" (2014), and the supernatural naturalism of Apichatpong Weerasethakul's "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives" (2010).
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When Kylo Ren told her she was a nobody, she was devastated, and I thought back to the moment in my own life when I learned that the story of how I came to be on this planet was so much sadder than I would have imagined.
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Also because of trying to write a quote correctly I had to watch that frickin' part where lawyer Ira says he'll slide his date and her friend some gift cards like five times and let me just tell you it gets sadder every single time you watch it.
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And so when the Mets fan lived that fantasy, vaporized a home run in a World Series win and was then borne aloft around the bases by the happy fury thrown off by fans experiencing something like the same thing, it was both sweet and edged with something sadder.
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The scene's physical comedy only heightens its subtler, sadder ironies, such as the exhaustion of having to perform under observation what you in fact are; the pained, fallen clown is so palpably the responsible and loving parent that the grimacing phony was straining to impersonate just moments before.
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The tragic death of Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington by suicide this past July was all the more sadder because it felt like mass critical acceptance of the once-maligned band was finally catching up to the enormous love fans had shown them worldwide for more than a decade.
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Recently chart-topping songs noted as being on the sadder side of the index included Sam Smith's hit "Stay With Me" and "Unmissable" by Gorgon City, which compares to the prevalence of popular happier songs from the '80s like "Would I Lie to You?" by the Eurythmics, and "Freedom" by Wham!
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"It is impossible to read her novels and not come away from them with both a sadder and more exhilarating understanding of the human heart, in all its secret intricacies, its contradictions and marvels," Howard Frank Mosher wrote in his review of "I, Tituba" for The New York Times in 1992.
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" He's becoming "darker and sadder" as he ages, he said, and wanted to express themes of isolation, loneliness and displacement, especially as they pertained to race; he wanted to get at what he calls "the different weight of life" for marginalized people, "how it's tackled and how you live with it.
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Thus, Brettschneider, a professor of political science at Brown University, criticizes Republicans' late-20th-century "Southern strategy" as inconsistent with American constitutional values, rather than recognizing the messier and sadder truth that it was a choice to embrace one grand constitutional narrative, that of white supremacism, over another, more egalitarian one.
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" Lovato's last album, Confident, was released in October of 2015, and featured singles like the sultry-fun "Cool For The Summer" (which was quickly crowned the song of the season by plenty of fans who could not get the track out of their heads) as well as the slower, sadder ballad "Stone Cold.
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Luckily, the Pamela she embodies on "Better Things" is a much more interesting character, chewier, funnier, stranger, and sadder, with desires of her own—and while the show still hews close, at times, to a certain caustic shtick, in the proud tradition of O.G. Roseanne and Maude Findlay, it's also an ensemble.
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No, Wuornos's story is unique and through Nick Bloomfield's filmmaking (2002's Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer is the follow-up to his 20103 documentary, Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer, also on Netflix), a sadder portrait emerges, one that makes you feel pity on the abused former prostitute.
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He hopes that "a daring feat of arms in the service of public order would place me in the monarch's hand, to be set down in a position more to my liking"—and nothing in the book is funnier or sadder than this invincible desire for promotion, a goal by now as abstract as God's grace.
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Man, 88, accused of setting raccoon on fire for eating his mangos (August 17) In sadder news, 88-year-old Ezra James was arrested and faced charges of animal cruelty after trapping a raccoon and setting it on fire, both because he believed the animal would give him rabies and because it had been eating the mangoes in his yard.
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There was gentleness amid the violence as Grey Worm and Missandei finally shared a bed in a tender scene and a sweet reunion between Arya and Hot Pie (who continues to excel in his small but vital role of providing key information to characters at crucial moments) as well as a sadder one between Arya and a pack of wolves.
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Cartoon Network finally agreed to let him make season 21940 of the show, a 210-episode miniseries that launches on Saturday, March 212th at 21980PM ET. (It'll be online at 21970:21980PM ET the same day.) Samurai Jack was always a stylish, emotional, thrilling show, but now it's moved to the late-night Adult Swim block and it's become a much darker, sadder, angrier series.
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Burgundy dips into standup tropes (muttering "What else, what else" and pacing during segues, shouting out local sports teams and suburbs at length) and generally just exudes a darker, sadder version of that original Anchorman id: an ageing man just self-aware enough to be terrified of his own ever-growing irrelevance and of how little he understands the world, fighting that fear with self-delusion, non-sequiturs, and yelling.
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And while you're at it, you might as well take a moment to direct ZEUS on a stroll around your connected home (it can totally walk) to efficiently deliver a swift metal punch to each and every piece of superfluous tech that at some point or another promised you happiness only to eventually and inevitably leave you even sadder and lonelier than you were in the first place.
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In the process, it creates — or perhaps discovers — two characters who seem stranger, sadder and more real than the actress and the filmmaker we might have thought we knew: "I'm trying to understand something about love here, and about my parents, and why solitude played such a significant role in their lives, and why they, more than anything in the whole world, were so afraid of being abandoned."
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Analysis: Comey Delivers Political Gut Punch to President Trump Norway Is Named World's Happiest Country as U.S. Gets Sadder Iraqi Leader al-Abadi Meets With Trump, Anticipates 'More Cooperation' "That advantage is specifically prohibited by the Constitution and laws of the United States and the law of the State of California," MAC claimed in court documents filed last week in San Francisco Superior Court and first obtained by the International Business Times.
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So one of the more famous studies in body cognition is if you take a pen and you hold it in your teeth and clamp that pen with your teeth so you're doing a smiling motion, the muscles of your face are smiling, and then I tell you a joke, you're gonna think the joke is funnier when your muscles are doing the smiling movement compared to when I ask you to take a pen and put it in your lips, and when you hold it with your lips, the muscles make a sadder face.
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I have never used Tinder and find the idea of Tinder absolutely repulsive and I once spent an evening watching a mate, who had a girlfriend at the time, joylessly swiping left or right or whatever way it is that you swipe to indicate the person you've swiped that you'd quite like to wipe your bodily fluids off them at some point, and I left the pub and I got a McDonalds on my own and I ate in and I thought about what I was doing and what I'd just witnessed and god, I've never felt sadder in my life.
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The idea is to listen to him continually revise the songs, testing out different lyrics and phrases and arrangements, while gradually approaching their Platonic ideals, the perfected forms fans already know by heart — deciding to remove the drums from "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" and the slide guitar from "Meet Me in the Morning"; changing the desperate "Maybe he'll pick her out again" to the sadder, more time-warped "Maybe she'll pick him out again" in "Simple Twist of Fate"; turning "When something's not right it must be wrong" into the more forceful "When something's not right it's wrong" in "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go"; revamping whole verses in "Idiot Wind," and so on.
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Elena was eighty-four and twice widowed, and she often said that she was happy to see the first husband go but not the second one, but at other times she said the opposite—that she was happy to see the second one go but not the first—and it was unclear whether this discrepancy was an accident or whether it was intentional or whether Elena had been both a little happy and a little sad on each husband's death, and depending on her mood the first or second entry into widowhood might seem happier or sadder; for instance, on particularly quiet days she might miss the way the first one sang as he played piano, and on hungrier days she might miss the way the second one cooked spaghetti carbonara, and when sipping her Scotch she might not miss the way the first one blamed his chronic infidelity on his drinking, and when washing her hair she might not miss the way the second one once tossed her to the floor by the scalp and called her a cunt.
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