Gay people complained — sighed, really: It's so — boring.
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" She sighed and then said, "I'm worried about accidents.
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" He sighed: "See what we've had to deal with?
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When it was time to talk about Sabrina, she sighed.
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"There is a lot of torture from kidnappings," he sighed.
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"Ugh, we really need to work on design," he sighed.
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My new friend sighed heavily when I told him this.
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Katja's sister sighed and did her best to comfort her.
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In Dorchester, Mosby leaned back in her chair and sighed.
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"My whole life has been a lie," Örjan Johansson sighed.
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Clinton's presidential hopes, Ms. Kovner sighed: "It is more pain."
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I sighed again and went past him into the townhouse.
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When asked who he thought would win, Mr. Dayle sighed.
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My mother sighed as if I were a complete idiot.
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When we got to our room, we sighed with disappointment.
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If an audience ever sighed as one, it does here.
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Dennett sighed and, leaning against the wall, weighed his words.
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Photograph by John Chiara for The New Yorker Salzer sighed.
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In Silicon Valley — and far beyond — many sighed with relief.
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"I forget I have this [expletive] bow on," she sighed.
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"After this investigation reopened, it's like, I don't know," he sighed.
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"I get to count ballots that will be ignored," Bucher sighed.
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Matt sighed and said, ''We're not detectives, but we're not idiots.
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Gavin sighed and finally remembered the fakes in the other room.
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"A familiar tragedy sparks a familiar debate", sighed the Texas Tribune.
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Of course," she sighed, glancing at Victor Mair, "I was wrong.
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MoviePass users sighed with relief, but also a bit of trepidation.
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The officer questioning her sighed, and motioned out of the room.
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"It is what it is," he sighed, and then hiked off.
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"It's a circus," sighed Mark Graul, a seasoned Republican strategist here.
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"Come on man, y'all don't do that to somebody," he sighed.
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"They have expression, modesty, sex appeal, simplicity," sighed the owlish Frenchman.
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Whatever," Jenner playfully sighed, before adding that she was "just kidding.
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"It's Amiens!" he said at last, and sighed with theatrical relief.
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Ms. Abubakar took her picture and sighed, putting down her notebook.
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" She sighed and added: "I just want people to get it.
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The Toe Adam sighed, put up a hand for the priest.
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Lady Bunny, who started performing at the Pyramid in 1984, sighed.
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California Teachers Association case tied, and labor sighed in relief again.
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"Sean still thinks he's right," Robert Quicksilver sighed, when we spoke.
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He sighed and apologized for being unable to offer us tea.
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The painter sighed and began to paint over the vandalized portrait.
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But she sighed, and the fight seemed to leave her body.
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"It really wore on my heart for a little bit," Larson sighed.
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Mártir Naum Palma Corea sighed as soon as Trump's name was uttered.
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"I wish the president would have reached out to me," Schachter sighed.
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"No one wants to go to a new high school," Lighthall sighed.
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She sighed in disbelief that issues raised in the 1970s still remain.
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He sourly noted that the process was "too medical," sighed, and stopped.
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"And there are no really good roller coasters," sighed the other one.
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Bridie sighed out her sorrow, listening to the catches in her breath.
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She sighed in exasperation as if anything he wanted was a hassle.
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"But this has gotten really difficult to do this now," Morjini sighed.
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" He sighed and added: "Everyone is frustrated we are not in France.
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"The U.S. has sold us out to the highest bidder," she sighed.
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He rose to his feet, looked down at the settee, and sighed.
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"I never went to Europe," my mother sighed in a Percocet daze.
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He sighed and cut his eyes toward the back of the truck.
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" She sighed and chuckled, "Fuck, we could use some dopers right now.
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Mr. Sanders sighed, as though the question has occurred to him, too.
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She flipped through a book of DVDs with fingerless hands and sighed.
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"They're being politically correct the way they take them out," he sighed.
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Mr. Kaluuya sighed wearily when asked about the controversy over his casting.
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When I told him it was still around, he sighed in relief.
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"We're also under flight paths," Ms. Polley sighed, sitting near the monitor.
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The Speaker did not see them as such and sighed her disdain.
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"Still a lot of work to do," sighed the senior French official.
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He sighed again, houghed into his hand, and reached back toward me.
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"We sighed," Augustine writes, and returned to the sound of their speech.
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He sighed when he was asked to weigh in on creepy clowns.
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After a half-dozen calls, he hung up the phone and sighed.
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"This sort of thing should be the easy stuff," Mr. Kimmel sighed.
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At the end, he barked one last time, and the rep sighed.
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She hit a backhand long and sighed, and then she double-faulted.
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"I thought all this drama was back in my past," she sighed.
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As the rest of the detail tackled Mohammed, Collins sighed with relief.
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"Shit," Oday sighed, lighting a cigarette as the party's supporters celebrated on-screen.
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She sighed and ran her hands down her full belly, probing for life.
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"There's no rule book, nobody tells you how to do it," Tran sighed.
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Williams sighed before hanging up on him again, according to the charging documents.
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"We are just not set up like that," Mattingly sighed late Monday afternoon.
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"Traffic," he sighed, asked about his main concerns for the fast-growing city.
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"It's been going on for a long time in our country," he sighed.
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A couple seats away, a woman finishing dinner with a friend sighed contentedly.
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"It's still a hard place to be a black woman," my friend sighed.
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Another girl sighed and said the same thing had happened to her, too.
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"At least no one will have to go through that again," Erin sighed.
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When I finished, he sighed heavily and drummed his fingers on the desktop.
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"You want something from me," the beast sighed above them, warming the water.
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Then he sighed, pulled his cap back on and pushed off the wall.
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"I'm tired of all the cataloging and all the hair splitting," he sighed.
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"Grow Up, Crybabies, You're America's Luckiest Generation," sighed a 1993 Washington Post headline.
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" Then, with a touch of wistfulness, she sighed and said, "Memories of Rome.
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She sighed and looked up at the moon as they entered the Park.
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"It's wonderful to see a backstreet looking like this," sighed Yee Lay, 55.
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The body language was tense, and Abe sighed when Xi left the stage.
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But then again," she sighed, "he has a political debt to pay, too.
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I asked if I could see the smartphone case, and then she sighed.
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"It's like a Rubik's cube trying to figure this guy out," Biden sighed.
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The boys jumped down from the stage and hugged him; the audience sighed.
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He sighed and picked up her suitcase and followed her to the car.
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"The Republican leadership is making the same mistake President Obama made," sighed Ms Collins.
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Democratic and Republican volunteers sat in lawn chairs in the recount warehouse and sighed.
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"Only artists themselves can enrich the repertoire with a conservative sensibility," Ms Zwinogrodzka sighed.
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When it did, McCullough sighed with relief and then grinned from ear to ear.
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"Don't get a magnet," he sighed, apparently not realizing that I wasn't speaking hypothetically.
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Igor pushed open a door and the pizzeria sighed a breath of warm air.
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She sat at the kitchen counter, put her head in her hands and sighed.
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"Please, just tell us if there's anything we can do to help," he sighed.
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While Clinton was speaking, Trump scowled, frowned, gave the evil eye, sniffed and sighed.
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"I don't usually go for this, I usually go for letterbox red," she sighed.
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In their first showdown, Gore sighed, huffed and puffed, and left a bad impression.
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Others sighed with relief, for this year's Republican National Convention may be a brawl.
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When asked how she felt about being promoted as a female choreographer, she sighed.
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Global health authorities sighed with relief, hoping intense vaccination efforts would snuff the outbreak.
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Around the courtroom, several of Mr. Menendez's supporters variously sighed and hung their heads.
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Giorgio Bernasconi, a Milanese shopkeeper, shrugged and sighed when asked whether he would vote.
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He sighed, before uncapping a blue marker and scrawling his name across the image.
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"You're nuts," she sighed when he told her to fire up the machine anyway.
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"I had an unspeakable feeling, I sighed in relief when saw it," he said.
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"What a gentleman," another woman sighed, as the chair's recipient whispered something in his ear.
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" She sighed to herself before her eyes sharpened and she asked, "How old are you?
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And again and again, the players sighed and scowled in disappointment as their screens froze.
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Some clients slumped over, elbows on knees, some just sighed, a few burst into tears.
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"Wow, I've never seen anyone so worked up about a sunset before," my friend sighed.
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The process was a bit time-consuming and the guy behind me sighed in exasperation.
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There, the blind and the sighed live together in a Garden of Eden-esque harmony.
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He sighed as he clipped his belt to the rope and rappelled into the pit.
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"I just gave up," he sighed, directing his remaining cows into a field for grazing.
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As I tried to stay calm on the phone with the closing attorney, she sighed.
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He sighed and put one arm behind the passenger seat while steering with the other.
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"It came through on a payphone," Mike sighed as we headed back into the car.
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As for the king, he was so amused that he closed his eyes and sighed.
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I sighed, wondering what this man would have wanted, if only he could tell us.
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Matthew sighed, rejecting the option to send the emoji that corresponded to his body language.
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"The permanent fashion trial," she sighed, referring to public scrutiny of what prominent women wear.
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"This is already outdated," she sighed, pointing to a notepad where she is registering arrivals.
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Asked if he thinks the volunteer work is sustainable, he shook his head and sighed.
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"I can't blame them," said my friend as he sighed and reached for a biscuit.
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No one believes the result, but most Congolese appear to have sighed and accepted it.
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When asked about her reaction to the remaining sons returning to the battlefield, Shaima sighed.
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"I just don't understand why people are so hard on her," one of them sighed.
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"The inverted pendulum has been thoroughly mined for personal transportation innovations!" we sighed contentedly to ourselves.
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Throughout the hearing, they sighed heavily and rolled their eyes at the lawmakers' questions and comments.
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He sighed deeply, and then added, in a phrase laden with political significance: "Black lives matter."
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I sighed a heavy sigh, enjoying the weight of her in the palm of my hand.
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To prosecute the thief would be a long, difficult, and, of course, expensive process, they sighed.
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I giggled at T'Challa's playful relationship with Shuri and sighed at his romantic one with Nakia.
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A puff of warm air sighed into our faces as we, hands fiddling with wallets, peered.
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Sitting at her desk, Postmasters's indomitable proprietress Magda Sawon sighed audibly when asked how things were.
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"We're still fighting the years and years of great teams that Southern Cal had," Mora sighed.
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He shifted in his seat and looked around at the crowd, then leaned back and sighed.
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Throughout the debate, the vice president sighed many times and employed the wonkish "lockbox" term repeatedly.
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Some sighed a great sense of relief; they had barely been able to stand the anticipation.
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He closed his eyes, sighed and proceeded to widen what seemed to be his entire being.
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Looking out of the window at the forest, mountains and blue sea, I sighed in agreement.
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A truck pulled up to the house with boxes of canned goods, and Mr. Pagett sighed.
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"I think he's done fine," sighed Mr. Page, before ducking into a supermarket here for groceries.
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Instead, they sighed with frustration that they had matched their opponent and yet come up short.
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"This story here is the one you hear over and over and over again," he sighed.
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Bobby stymied an inner disgust, sighed, and said his four least favorite words in the world.
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He lowered his head, sighed, then held his index finger and thumb about an inch apart.
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"It's going to be a busy couple of years for us," one participant sighed; everybody agreed.
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We often rooted for Littlefinger, a genuinely heinous man, and sighed at Ned Stark's good-hearted naivete.
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"I turn 18 on August 8, and then I'll be out, and it'll be nice," she sighed.
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Speaking to CNN Business, Zaid said he sighed and shook his head when he saw the segment.
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"Oh Blotchy, my Blotchy," he sighed, resigned to his life, once again a bachelor in the sea.
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"People are concerned that it is not safe to protest, especially in the business sector," he sighed.
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When the man called back, the charging documents allege, Williams sighed before hanging up on him again.
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Simpson finally broke into a smile, sighed deeply and mouthed "thank you, thank you" to the jury.
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At the end of our interview, Magenti, who had projected so much optimism throughout our conversation, sighed.
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She sighed, acknowledging that many of the men who join have little interest in promoting women's rights.
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He sighed and sat down at the end of our bed, his head wrapped in his hands.
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In a signal of forfeit, she sighed, shrugged and said, "Maybe the world is just too loud."
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"This isn't how we should be doing this," sighed one US official after Giuliani's appearance on Fox.
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On the other side, Mr. Gabay's relatives scoffed and sighed as the forewoman announced the jury's decision.
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Back in his chauffeured car, whisking downtown to his office at the Tweed Courthouse, Mr. Carranza sighed.
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Grandma would have rolled her eyes and sighed — she was a champion sigher, her sighs contained multitudes.
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"Half of that goes to photos, and then a lot of it goes toward ingredients," she sighed.
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" Hopkins added, "The biggest takeaway is" — he sighed, pausing for several seconds — "there are about a thousand.
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Rodriguez sighed as he pointed to the bed he'd dug in anticipation, now overgrown with jungle weeds.
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Asked if he actually expected any outcome other than 29 votes for Trump, Democracy Spring's Maxwell Frost sighed.
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"Nobody wants to wake up and be criticized from head-to-toe the whole day long," Kourtney sighed.
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Some, like Carlos Gerardo Izzo Rivera, a spokesman for the Mexican Consulate in New York, sighed with relief.
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"I'm supposed to be the brains here," Emily Blunt sighed as Ivanka during SNL's Melanianade sketch in October.
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His mother, who, we noticed, was wearing a very cool necklace, sighed and began to empty the bags.
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"I'm not going to be a pop star," he sighed glumly, as classmate Chris Smith would later recall.
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"No leaves, no grapes, just the vines stripped as if the grapes had all been picked," Giresse sighed.
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So, when Disney announced Bart, Maggie, Homer, and Lisa were coming to Disney+, I sighed and signed up.
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"If people want to get to an outcome, they can get to an outcome," Muñoz said, and sighed.
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When a VieVu employee asked if Axon had made inroads with the Department of Defense, Smith sighed heavily.
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" She sighed and continued: "I think that America has problem, enjoy this kind of movie, really have problem.
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She sighed later to think how naive they were, even buying nappies because the babies would soon come back.
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Standing outside a movie theater after a screening of Motherless Brooklyn, a woman turned to her friend and sighed.
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The fisherman said, "Thank you, but I don't want any tea," and his friend sighed a long, low sigh.
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"I am not a natural politician, in case you haven't noticed, like my husband or President Obama," she sighed.
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"Escape to Margaritaville is about as much fun as buying a dud hermit crab as a pet," Vulture sighed.
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I admit that despite the visual flair of the sequence, I mostly sighed as Dany flambéed the khal council.
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"Not everyone has yet well understood that there are points that are non-negotiable for the EU," Barnier sighed.
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Nevertheless, his mother-in-law sighed every now and then and said how fortunate he was to be alive.
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Both Richard Nixon and Al Gore's debate performances were panned by pundits for stylistic reasons (Nixon sweated, Gore sighed).
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Mr. Durbin, asked if he was worried enough to scour through his sent mail, sighed and shook his head.
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It's because she loves you, I said, it's a way of loving you, and he sighed and looked away.
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"But the age of chivalry is gone" Edmund Burke sighed in 1790 in Reflections on the Revolution in France.
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"It's a total tragicomedy," sighed Juan Guaidó, an opposition legislator in the National Assembly representing the state of Vargas.
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"This hospital is like an elephant," sighed a fellow trainee one afternoon as he thumbed through the infamous list.
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"I'm the last man standing in Manhattan," Ms. Danes sighed, settling into a folding chair that simply read CARRIE.
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He sighed, applied an ointment for the itchiness, which only made it worse, and admitted that he was baffled.
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"I was dispatched to the border around Chongar but we were ordered not to go any further," he sighed.
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"A chance of this, a chance of that, well how am I to know what to do?" he sighed.
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" Kelly Marsh, a New Hampshire resident and Shkreli friend, sighed: "Everybody wants a villain, and they found one in him.
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"In Ireland we're surrounded by Trump to the west and Brexit to the east," one industry veteran sighed in despair.
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He just sighed and stared at his desk, as if he were searching for words in all that clutter. Cancer?
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Such a big share of the population "will vote the party line no matter what your policies are", he sighed.
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Here are 24 times I squealed, sighed, and shouted (or really, really wanted to) while watching To All the Boys.
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Christensen, who looked down with his eyes closed, smiled and sighed when U.S. District Judge James Shadid read the decision.
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"I can only pray to one day feel happiness again," Kesha bleakly sighed last August, after yet another court hearing.
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I sighed and sat on the bed, staring at the enormous statue of General Robert E. Lee outside my window.
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"So this is how democracy dies," sighed Senator Padme Amidala, as the Senate applauded the shredding of the Galactic Constitution.
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" When I asked Dr. Bromley about the Manson family in particular, he sighed and said, "It's such a skewing outlier.
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There was no war, there were no terrorists, no global catastrophes; the world stopped, took a deep breath and sighed.
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"A deep sense of malaise" pervaded Britain, sighed Mr Corbyn, who is rarely cheerful about the condition of modern capitalism.
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This Business Insider reporter tried uploading a selfie, and was identified by the AI as "myope", a short-sighed person.
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Her husband sighed as she narrated how she was raped along with nearly a dozen other women by a stream.
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Day hadn't sighed quietly enough: A few desks away Hercules Demetriou (first-year Law) looked over at her and smiled.
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And the lyrics — proudly belted, then joyfully sighed — tell of the restoration and clarity to be found en plein-air.
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He just sighed and stared at his desk, as if he were searching for words in all that clutter. Cancer?
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"I know they were stretched thin and I don't know their jobs and I don't know what's going on," she sighed.
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Yet the Saudis did not offer a bail-out (it was "awful to beg", sighed the commerce adviser, Abdul Razzak Dawood).
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"Carl sort of sighed and he came over and grabbed Morgan and started methodically punching him in the face," said Emma.
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Dev Patel and Lin Manuel Miranda brought their mothers as their dates to the ceremony, and the entire world sighed collectively.
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"Another example of the younger generation lacking common sense and not being able to do anything without google," one commenter sighed.
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Boser sighed and walked back up toward the pellet tubs, near the small citrus grove where the ants were first discovered.
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"Just surviving has become a challenge," sighed Stelios Paterakis, a retired army officer living on a pension of €800 a month.
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That's the world you live in as an African-American today, she said as congregation members sighed and dabbed away tears.
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" Pressed to compare Trevor Bauer's bloody pinkie to Curt Schilling's bloody sock, Francona sighed and said: "That was 12 years ago.
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This morning when I called her on my way to work, we mostly just sighed to each other over the phone.
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They sighed loudly at times, exasperated at what they saw as political grandstanding by senators at the expense of fact-finding.
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When Roger Ebert sighed, "How quickly we grow accustomed to wonders" in response to the film's critics, he had a point.
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Candidates huffed and sighed, grasped for words or laughed nervously — in response to inquiries about their leisure habits and private lives.
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"Now the Spanish are going to undermine our claim for independence," Ms. Cortizo sighed while watching the events unfold on television.
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"To make that kind of mistake," sighed Derick Woteva Wambo, the chief in a neighborhood in Buea, an English-speaking city.
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I rinsed her hair and sighed, wondering if I should wait to start this honesty project until my children were grown.
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"He belongs here, and it's hard for me to explain that we came here just for work," Precy said, and sighed.
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"Money and clothes, they gon' come and go," she sighed, while Ross and his collaborators explained the particulars of this process.
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Mr. Chester, who was at the center of the kerfuffle back in 1999, sighed when asked to explain the different dates.
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He then sighed and let his emotions flood in, and left the interview room for about three minutes to compose himself.
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Editorial Defenders of liberal democracy in France and elsewhere sighed with relief after Sunday's first-round vote in France's presidential election.
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U.S. stock futures were 1 percent higher, with the Dow futures soaring jumping more than 200 points, as investors sighed in relief.
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Many, from Russian strongman Vladimir Putin to Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang to the ayatollahs in Tehran sighed a sigh of relieve.
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Then as now, analysts, politicians, and government officials sighed nervously, but comforted themselves that surely he would not actually start a war.
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Several nights a week I lie awake in bed until the front door has sighed shut behind every last one of them.
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Take me in, oh tender woman, take me in for heaven's sake, take me in, oh tender woman, sighed the vicious snake.
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After I vomited up my insecurities, she sighed and told me this: Men don't think seriously about becoming women and taking estrogen.
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He sighed, saying he would rather fight goats, the animals he holds responsible for the dwindling numbers of butterflies across the country.
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Letter To the Editor: I sighed loudly after reading "Federal Judges Overturn Corruption Convictions of Skelos and Son" (news article, Sept. 27).
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I sighed deeply, then entered, through doors with handles that were large stubby feet that appeared to be made of compressed wood.
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She handed it to her partner, Bobby Cannavale, who pored over its pages and sighed, "Oh dear," amid a flood of tears.
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"Most people are disconnected," Mr. Luis sighed, fogging up his two-way mirror (a recurring problem, along with stuffiness, for the mirrorheads).
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"He sighed, hung the shaving mirror back on its peg beside the kitchen window and went into the living room," Reve writes.
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When Gates guesses that a box of Rice-a-Roni is $5 (actually $1), the crowd deflated, sighed, chattered, and laughed at Gates.
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" Daphne sighed and recited: "'This isn't about Gregory, Gregory is just a proxy, it's really about the problems in your relationship with Rob.
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We sighed through news clippings about Driving Miss Daisy winning best picture to the neglect of Do the Right Thing in the 90s.
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"This is what the filmmaker meant," someone sighed as we all gathered around the set before being allowed to actually review the TVs.
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Mintz also noted that a number of his classmates "sighed in relief" when the Juul representative said the e-cigarettes were perfectly safe.
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Ms Petig sighed that Mr Sanders describes politics "as I'd like it to be, but realistically it's not going to be that way".
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I sighed in relief at the drop-crotch styling, a trend would keep my bare ass from getting all up in the fabric.
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"Hopefully it will cut queues," sighed Mariela, a hospital worker, as she waited with 28 others to use a newly-replenished cash dispenser.
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After watching the fruiticide, I noticed a Twitter post by the freelance journalist Erik Malinowski that read, "the watermelon … is us," and sighed.
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When he was forced to resign after his felony conviction in 1984 — for that assault in his home — Providence fairly sighed in relief.
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When I complained that the bathrooms on the slopes were disgusting, she sighed and rolled her black-as-the-Norilsk-night-sky eyes.
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He sighed when asked about the pressure he felt as head coach of the three women entrusted with the legacy of Olympic achievement.
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In Daxin County, a four-hour drive south of Dachang, Huang Guiqing passed the field office of a soil cleanup operation and sighed.
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I smiled and sighed at the pure flavor: so earthy and saturating on my palate, yet exiting cleanly without a trace of aftertaste.
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Models came down a runway adrift in inky black water, surrounded by growling dogs and dancers who slinked and sighed in the shadows.
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And Democrats nationally sighed in relief at experiencing a simple and smooth election night after last week's vote-counting trouble in the Iowa caucuses.
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Hazy falsettos and warm guitar scribbles spill forth, as Borcherdt's sighed phrasing rises to meet harmonies from his wife and collaborator Anna Edwards-Borcherdt.
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"It turned out he'd taken a photo of himself from five years ago with his head shaved and sent it to us," Benioff sighed.
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Meanwhile, studious readers poring over the company's collections sighed a breath of relief when the machine's handle broke in 1843, finally silencing the beast.
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He pushed away the pillow and sighed, and was startled to see his daughter standing in the doorway, fully dressed, with her backpack on.
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She sighed loudly, called for the manager, who unlocked the drawer of her payment terminal and they both hunted to find the exact change.
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The highway patrolman said 'All clear' and shut the sliding door, and we sighed the biggest collective sigh of relief you could possibly imagine.
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Ms. Solomon, on the other hand, took a few bites of her crème brûlée French toast and then sighed and said she was full.
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"There is no way I could have imagined I would be starting over at this point in my life," she said, then sighed deeply.
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Christmas doesn't feel like Christmas without any presents, as Meg March sighed, but luckily, this December, we'll be getting the best present of all.
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" As the jury filed back out of the courtroom to continue deliberating, at least one juror sighed loudly and said, "Oh boy, oh boy.
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They're just folded tostadas, and" — he paused, and sighed — "I guess they get people together as family to assemble and eat and that's good.
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"They were just a big bundle of joy," sighed Stacy Rowe, who has been camping out with her miner-husband Chris throughout the protest.
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And so, while generations of readers have loved Little Women and sighed over Little Women, they have also puzzled over that bizarre, unsatisfying ending.
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When asked by CNBC about Twitter's outlook in 2017, RBC analyst Mark Mahaney sighed heavily — which says everything about Wall Street's take on the stock.
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When Gizmodo called the Carstairs location of Westview, an employee sighed heavily and referred us to Kennedy, who did not immediately return our call.[CBC]
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Phoebe sighed and buried her face in a hand, peeping between her fingers out at the laptop, the swarm of light points dancing merrily away.
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I can't tell you how many times I've sighed in frustration at the sight of a TV or movie female journalist falling for her source.
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He made it up only one step, and she sighed heavily and grabbed his walker, put it aside and helped him, complaining the whole time.
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"It's tough these days to be an ally," sighed one senior European ambassador to Washington, who would not be named in keeping with diplomatic protocol.
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A user ("I hate the word consumer," he sighed) could take a body scan once, then order custom clothing to be delivered anywhere in the world.
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Beckwith sighed when asked if there's any data showing incidents like the one depicted in the ad jumped after the Massachusetts law took effect in 23.
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When asked whether the attention she's received over the past five months for Mudbound has translated in financiers eager to back her next project, Rees sighed.
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"I've tried," sighed one such friend, who described a number of colleagues trying to pull him off the Trump train, includingPayPal Mafia family member Reid Hoffman.
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If you've ever sighed and thought, "Gee, I hope Hilary Duff is getting up to exciting things in her post-Lizzie McGuire career," then listen up!
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Asked this week if senior defense officials and military commanders wished the whole issue would just go away, one senior official sighed and said, "Yes, yes."
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He pointed to the farthest point of the patio, where two fences resolved at a point that evoked the hull of a ship, and sighed, dreamily.
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You'd have sighed, perhaps, as Alvy, an overeducated two-time divorcé pushing 40, molded this lively and naïve younger woman after his own irreparably flawed image.
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" Recognizing their dueling menus — Balvin was grazing over a plate of chicken and vegetables — Bad Bunny sighed: "That's why I have a belly and José doesn't.
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" At the Oscars, it lost to "My Heart Will Go On" from "Titanic," which, Mr. Flaherty sighed, "was No. 1 all around the world that week.
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When Heidi Zak was getting dressed for work one foggy March morning in 6003, she peered into the drawer that housed her undergarments and sighed sadly.
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He stopped to look at the shoes for a minute, sighed and then slung his American gun over his shoulder and went back to his duties.
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As the judge made the pronouncement, a woman in the audience sighed deeply, and a few gentle sobs came from Sothman as she fought back tears.
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Jason McCoy, an aspiring actor who said he was in Bend for helicopter-pilot training, sighed deeply when asked what he thought about modern streaming services.
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I needed my dad to be OK. My mum looked at me and sighed: "losing your parents is one of the hardest things in life," she said.
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"At least he hasn't hit me yet," she sighed, surrounded by a group of fellow maids meeting on the street at the end of their work day.
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As the judge recited the charges, Chris sighed heavily, while Shanann's father, Frank Rzucek, sat bent over in his seat with his hands covering his eyes, sobbing.
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Bank of America-Merrill Lynch has a warning for investors who have sighed in relief following the U.K.'s surprising vote to leave the European Union (EU).
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She sighed and thought for a few seconds before letting the thoughts spill out, much like they did when she first sat down to write the post.
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And when he went to wrap up his half-hour speech, a few women in the back of the room sighed with relief and rolled their eyes. .
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We kept speeding in a zigzag motion, and after what felt like an eternity but was probably just a few minutes, he stopped the car and sighed.
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"I've tried," sighed one such friend, who described a number of colleagues trying to pull him off the Trump train, including PayPal Mafia family member Reid Hoffman.
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The dusty old curmudgeon in the heart of my being sighed with disappointment at this imposition of screen-based technology on yet another facet of our existence.
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She sighed a tiny bit as we waited for the F train, and I sensed the sigh was not directed solely at the tiresome weekend subway schedule.
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"Just like any other damn president," sighed Theresa Remington, 44, a home-care worker and the mother of two active-duty Marines, scraping at an unlit cigarette.
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At first, he paced and sighed and offered other behaviors — lying down, sitting up on his haunches — apparently hoping that I might decide I wanted those instead.
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In another school in nearby Abo Boutila, headmistress Sylvie Ndoume sighed as she handed over a register showing only one female student over the age of 2350.
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As the man sighed happily at each pooch, his wife ran her hand over the dog's coat, then sniffed her manicured fingers to check on her allergies.
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During the first ultrasound at the OB/GYN's office, the doctor told me I was eight weeks along, but when he sighed, I knew something was wrong.
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" In other words, Bee sighed, "you can't even go to the most remote place on the planet without some dude swinging his cold, shriveled dick your way.
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Still, when asked if he deliberately avoided writing lyrics that could be seen as antagonistic this time round to ensure that the album gets released, he sighed heavily.
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Upon learning about the sentence from his lawyers shortly before the court hearing started, Joshua Wong looked up from behind the dock, squeezed his eyes shut and sighed.
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He read the sign and sighed, "They kept telling us we need you, and we kept thinking we'll get there soon, they will always be around," he explained.
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Singaporeans gasped collectively on the day the otters were separated from one of their pups, Toby, and sighed with relief when they were reunited, with Mr Sivasothi's help.
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Poke envisioned wood floors, painted walls, no rodents, but Rod only sighed, and shut his eyes, and told Poke that he was sick; he'd finally caught the bug.
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"I called someone at Google and I said 'Do you think geriatric vagina is appropriate to describe a beautiful artisan handmade wine,' and he said yes," she sighed.
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"The roads are blocked, we can't access the polling stations, the owners of the vehicles to transport my staff are scared," he sighed, as his phone rang incessantly.
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They had listened to me for an hour, laughed and sighed at my stories, and, through their nods and note-taking, given a gracious reception to my ideas.
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"I just want to see decency again," sighed Jimmy Stumpff, who wore a "Make Lies Wrong Again" shirt to Mr. Biden's event in Cedar Rapids this past week.
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"I need a drink," 60-year-old nurse Fran Sanderson sighed as she signed in to this watch party after spending more than six hours canvassing for Sanders.
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He sighed, laughed and looked up at the ceiling when asked if the meeting earlier Wednesday in McCarthy's office was mostly to come up with a meeting schedule.
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I took my Rylance-skeptical friend to see Farinelli and the King, and showed great restraint by refraining from nudging her every time the audience laughed or sighed.
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"The people here, some of them do not understand," he sighed, rocking a still-weeping Adan, and the longer the ship stayed at sea the worse the atmosphere got.
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"The one week he comes back from tour we go out three days in a row and stay the night at his house twice, I get caught," Nikki sighed.
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So, as the dark path spilled onto a nearby village's high street, and propelled me through squares of light from pubs and fish-and-chip shops, I sighed, relieved.
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Anthony Thompson talked about the strength of the bond between him and his wife, Myra; he sighed as he looked at their wedding photograph, still awed by her beauty.
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She sighed as she sat in the shade outside her home with a small circle of neighbor women, and told them hopefully that her husband had found construction work.
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Remember in the first half of season six when Carol all but sighed and rolled her eyes like a petulant teenager every time Morgan talked about never killing anyone?
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Her sorrow was visibly shared by defence counsel Clare Montgomery QC, who repeatedly sighed, shook her head and momentarily covered her face with both hands while speaking to the family.
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Ms. Pierre, who lives near the border of Queens and Nassau County, sighed in frustration as she described "seven years of buses" — first to high school and now to college.
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If a seemingly meaningless field goal covered the spread, Brent found a way to work in a reference to the people who had just sighed in great, full-bodied relief.
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In the months that followed, I made a handful of mostly futile trips to Costco, and at the end of the year, I sighed with relief when my membership expired.
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The zombie problem is a conversational vortex among those who study animal minds: the researchers, anticipating the discussion's inexorable transformation into a meditation on "Westworld," clutched their heads and sighed.
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" Despite this, Howley admits that when Thomas landed in France for the second time — a feat only ever achieved by four other swimmers in history — she sighed and said, "Ugh.
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"No Americans came," sighed Jean-Pierre Montesino, director of the Paris antiquities dealership Galerie Cybèle, one of 132 exhibitors in Brafa's stylish conversion of the former customs warehouse Tour & Taxis.
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"Yes, that is the Melania wine," Ms. Ogorevc sighed on a recent tour, as she breezed past a bottle of First Lady on sale at the town's 12th-century castle.
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I sighed theatrically whenever his scenes came up, I yelled at the TV as yet another kind-hearted Northerner sacrificed themselves for him, I took pleasure in dunking on him relentlessly.
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He read the sign and sighed, "They [the gas station] kept telling us we need you, and we kept thinking we'll get there soon, they will always be around," he explained.
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He rather masks his feelings in humor and a feelgood, homespun pop style given to snaky guitar figures, string filigree, sighed backup vocals cooing and aching, and vaguely tropical keyboard coloring.
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" Ms. Smartelli chuckled when she said, "I've been involved in just one-and-a-half relationships my entire life," and sighed when she added, "I've been single for quite a while.
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When I invited him to join the board, my husband signed in, looked at how many of the cards had my tiny face on them as compared to his, and sighed.
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Indeed, if there is a god invoked in this lyric, sighed for and appealed to, it is the West Wind, which enters in the second tune on the same note as Christ.
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She sighed at his kiss as though in sadness but turned and held him and told him that she loved him, and Seamie Ferris was sucked through a hole in the universe.
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When Trump saw a clip of Sessions on cable news discussing the "zero-tolerance" policy that led to the separations, he sighed dramatically and cursed, a person who saw the episode said.
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Jochen Bittner HAMBURG, Germany — Europe sighed in relief on Sunday night when the news broke that Germany's Social Democratic Party had agreed to negotiate another coalition with Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats.
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" Ms. Ny, looking on, sighed and spoke not only for her daughter but seemingly for herself, yearning for a time when normality was anything besides familial separation: "She doesn't want to leave.
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"I CAN'T stay sitting on the sidelines," sighed Matteo Renzi, the former prime minister of Italy, towards the end of his campaign for re-election as leader of the governing Democratic Party (PD).
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In her ragged voice, the lyrics sound less like praise and more like accusations: When she sings "I sighed, but you swooned," the words catch and drag in her throat like a curse.
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Bavarian Nordic last month sighed an expanded collaboration with Janssen, a unit of Johnson & Johnson, a deal with a potential value of up to $879 million including upfront, equity investment and milestone payments.
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Journalists must stop writing about the war criminals as if they are characters whose struggles with the past are to be pondered, then sighed over, then held up as examples of moral complexity.
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"If you look at the figures, our economy will not look like anything good this coming year," Vladimir A. Dmitriev, the chairman of Russia's Vnesheconombank, sighed during a panel on the outlook for Russia.
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When he pulled the towel away, a beautiful curl of pure white vapor rose up from the neck of the bottle as if from the water breaking on the rocks below, and I sighed.
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She sighed every time he spoke, especially when he asked if he could at the very least get some additional cupcakes in the flavors he wanted since she was picking every cake tier flavor.
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He mocked the early summer uproar over cultural appropriation and a white girl from Utah who wore a cheongsam to prom, and sighed at those who criticized "The Simpsons" for the Indian character Apu.
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But when Dana Perino, who then held the same spokesman's job, expressed her indignation, Mr. Bush sighed and told her to find a way to forgive Mr. McClellan or risk being consumed by anger.
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KINGSTON SOUTH EAST, Australia — On a grassy patch of land beside the Princes Highway, Casey Sharpe sighed as he looked up at his most prized and problematic possession: a 2220-foot-tall spiny lobster.
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Taking a break from recording his latest album, he settled on a leather couch in the basement of a community center here and sighed at the thought of what else the coming year might bring.
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"Guys that pay me–I end up catching feelings," Noelle (not her real name), a 20something trans woman who relied on sex work to survive while houseless in New York City, sighed over the phone.
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Put simply, that in times of crisis, the country's politicians have generally sighed, buried the hatchet and worked out some form of messy compromise to keep the wheels on the wagon and the country motoring.
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In the end, the hotel receptionist called a driver he knew: a surly guy with no meter, who charged an exorbitant fifty-five dollars round trip, and sighed and muttered under his breath the whole way.
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Before the lies, the people who interviewed me had rarely revealed what they felt; now they laughed and sighed along with what seemed like recognition, almost as if they were seeing their own hardships in my tales.
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"This is why I don't like traveling with other people," she sighed, as we got in the car in Monterrey, a few hours south of the Texas border, setting off on the second leg of the trip.
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During a briefing this spring on a sensitive criminal case that took place with members of Mr. Sessions's staff, Mr. Whitaker sighed and rolled his eyes during the presentation, according to a person briefed on the episode.
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Music played from a laptop—a soft and shining voice sang "Someone to Watch Over Me." The younger girl, Ada, waltzed to the sound of it while the older one, Estella, sighed with impatience at its silky slowness.
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Just a couple of hours before taping another episode of Late Night, Seth Meyers glanced at the TV muted on his wall, with its endless breaking news scrawl that might as well have been screaming, "DOOM," and sighed.
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Waiting for the elevator at her apartment complex that evening, Peggy was thinking of the way Elena had sighed after saying "It's always something," playing and replaying it, when the elevator door opened to Tallulah, her neighbor's daughter.
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He then sat down and while the camera cut away from him, I am certain that he farted into the palm of his hand, wafted it into his nostrils and sighed in ecstasy at a job well done.
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To answer my own question, I queried a number of gaming hardware companies here at CES and, while their executives didn't wish to be named, most of them sighed a deep sigh and just said that RGB LEDs sell.
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Her tactics left Mr. Sanders appearing frustrated at times, such as when he called her "very disingenuous" on his gun record, or when he sighed audibly and rolled his eyes as she implicitly questioned his principles on health care.
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He'd taped it to his back, a piece of plain white copy paper on which he'd written with a marker, in big black letters: ASK ME ABOUT MY PTSD Shelley sighed, and she and Maria exchanged a knowing look.
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In Michael Grandage's gentle, churning dream of a revival of Eugene O'Neill's "Hughie," which sighed open on Thursday night at the Booth Theater, Erie is portrayed by that excellent actor Forest Whitaker, in a transfixing yet modest Broadway debut.
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Johnson sighed and admitted after a moment that he was having another "Aleppo moment," in reference to his previous gaffe several weeks earlier when he was unable to recognize a city at the heart of the Syrian civil war.
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Yoshiro assumed the suit was solar-energy propelled muscle wear, though when Mumei sighed, "Doesn't she look beautiful?" he had to admit that, yes, there was definitely something about the suit that made the word beautiful seem just right.
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"During the seven-day suspension period, the film shall only be open for viewing to willing adults," she said as a number of people sighed with apparent relief, hugged each other and congratulated the lawyer representing director Wanuri Kahiu.
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When he applied for the program, Schutz, who was finishing her first year, was one of three student interviewers on the faculty admitting panel, and, because he sighed audibly before answering questions, she decided that he must be depressed.
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"Come on guys," businessman Andrew YangAndrew YangBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity Yang says he would decriminalize opiates, as well as marijuana MORE sighed.
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As a classically trained singer prone to excessive vibrato, she doesn't hesitate to flaunt her considerable vocal technique, but she also applies electronic layers to her voice — sometimes sighed, sometimes bleepy, sometimes contorting her exclamations into a staccato stutter.
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Mr. Portman, a mild-mannered Washington insider who defied his party by embracing same-sex marriage in 2013 after learning that one of his sons was gay, sighed when asked if Mr. Trump had the right temperament to be president.
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To further confirm, I called his pharmacy, and as soon as the pharmacist heard the patient's name, he sighed loudly, said he knew him well, and began listing the litany of different doctors and hospitals from which the patient had gotten narcotic painkillers.
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"Looking across the board," she said, "and considering precisely which commodities are undergoing increased investment apace one another, and which other food industry markers are doing the same, there's really only one thing to conclude," at which point she paused and sighed again.
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Usain Bolt has been a Manchester United fan since watching Ruud van Nistelrooy fire the club to the English Premier League title in 2003, but when asked about the current situation at Old Trafford, he put his heads into his hands and sighed.
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When a reporter asked, sympathetically, when they had started printing their "Freddy the Frogcaster" series, which was stood up alongside other children's books, like Callista Gingrich's "Ellis the Elephant," assistant marketing director Nicole Yeatman sighed and a colleague put his head in his hands.
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" This declaration is a powerful form of world-building—the same kind of world-building that Cecil Rhodes, the British imperialist who founded Rhodesia and one of history's most twisted grotesques, was doing when he sighed, "I would annex the planets if I could.
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But when the same performers returned with a set of jokey Puccini salon songs, it was as if a ray of sunshine suddenly energized those in the audience, who giggled at the text's silly puns and audibly sighed at the quotations from familiar arias.
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I sighed with the happiest of relief when, at the end of "The Most Powerful Man in the World," Kevin read that solemn "romance novel" ending to himself and realized that the rawest nerve of his hurt lay in his broken relationship with Nora.
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"I've always been taught, when you did something wrong, own up to it, don't try to hide it," said Mr. Bell, 53, a heavyset man with a pencil mustache, dressed in a voluminous dark suit, who sighed loudly several times as he spoke to the judge.
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Through tears I remember saying, "How good, exactly?" and she said, "Very, very good," and I said, "Good enough to—?" and she sighed and went to her desk to get one of the silver stars she gave out to kids who did a good job on something.
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The bitch in dark glasses and pursed lips who became an internet sensation, the bitch who sighed and brushed invisible lint from her shoulders while being grilled on Benghazi, the bitch who cares deeply about winning and doesn't care who knows it — that's the candidate we need.
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After initially groaning when a reporter launched into a question on Trump -- "Oh no," he sighed -- Obama came around to a stinging rebuke of Trump's border plan, which involves threatening to disallowing payments sent by immigrants home to Mexico to force the country to pay for a wall.
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Ruminating about the eerily quiet grounds, the captain sighed and recalled the historic turning point of the Port Royal story, the midday hour on June 7, 39033, when an earthquake toppled most of the city and 2,000 people into the sea, the day Port Royal became a ghost town.
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ROME — Italy's populists seethed and the European Union sighed with temporary relief on Sunday night after an anti-establishment alliance poised to govern the bloc's fourth-largest economy imploded at the last minute amid concerns that it was planning to sneak out the back door of the eurozone.
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He simply sighed when asked about Khloé, saying vaguely, "Sometimes it gets late at night, and you know, you just, people..." He clearly denied hooking up with Kourtney, but he wouldn't deny having a history with Kim, though he insisted he didn't want to insult his friend Kanye and their family.
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Back in 2015, the former NAACP leader became the center of a nationwide media frenzy after it was revealed she was pretending to be black, but after some infuriating interviews and a couple of dark story turns, the world collectively sighed, shook its head, and tried to just moved on.
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"It all feels rather familiar, doesn't it," sighed the English actress Kate Beckinsale as she waited for her front row seat in a slightly damp black-and-white full-skirted Dior gown with cutaway slices at the waist, adding that she had decamped to the sunnier climes of Los Angeles in 2002.
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When the moderator at a New York Times-hosted event asked Ryan how the deal came about and how he felt about it, the Speaker sighed and took a moment to gather his thoughts before explaining that he believes the president made the agreement with Democrats in order to avoid partisan fighting.
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The piece presented an unusual number of challenges, sighed Aletta Collins, the director: Never before had she been required to work out how to throw someone through a mirror onstage, as happens at the climax of the action, let alone how one might recruit a mouse orchestra, which pops up in Act One.
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When the moderator at a New York Times-hosted event asked Ryan how the deal came about and how he felt about it, the Speaker sighed and took a moment to gather his thoughts before explaining that he believes the president made the agreement with Democrats in order to avoid partisan fighting.
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New, soon-to-be-embattled MOCA director Jeffrey Deitch had green-lit Franco's art-for-TV performance, and perhaps Deitch's critics, already frustrated by the director's affinity for celebrity culture, sighed with relief when they learned the soap opera was filming not at either of the better-known downtown locations but at this evasive outpost.
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When asked where the surges were, Domack sighed and seemed to emit the first half of a laugh before rattling off an extensive sequence of insights pertaining to commodities futures and entertainment industries, with particular regard for how shifting fortunes in food and sports can point with great specificity to certain events or news developments.
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" (The other foods sighed after Taco said this.) Later, after a dissatisfied, planted audience member points out that their "little Food Band or whatever" contributes to "diabetes, malnutrition and all sorts of health problems," the handheld foods further acknowledge their dark side before celebrating the organically grown pixie orange for being the group's "first whole food.
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"The last thing I want is for what I wear to misrepresent what I think" she sighed, before we launched into a series of questions that she could use to justify her wearing the qipao, or her students' potential offense: What if a Japanese woman wears a qipao, considering the cruel history of Japanese imperialism and brutality in China?
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Sometimes when a new one started, I just sighed, because I knew we were in for another three to five minutes of the same shoulder-throws and double-tap face-shots we'd seen in the last two fights, plus the frustrating "Let's each wait our turn to charge him" business that's been going on at least since martial arts movies of the '60s.
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The controversial beauty entrepreneur James Charles sighed so many times over the course of his now-deleted apology video "tati"—directed to his former friend Tati Westbrook after she accused him of shady brand deals and sexual practices—that an edit titled "James Charles' apology but every time he sighs it zooms in on his face" includes no fewer than six zooms in just 219 seconds.
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Multiple experts compared the matchup to the 2000 debate, where a wonky Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE showed a mastery of policy but rubbed the audience the wrong way as he audibly sighed through George W. Bush's answers.
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We pair off to pursue happiness, not to afford to survive outside of our parents' homes and shut up relatives wondering if our twentysomething selves will be single and childless for life (again, this is recent history: When my mother married my father at the age of 25, my father's aunt sighed that it was a shame that my mother and father would never have kids since my mother was too old).
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There is also a wildcard factor to debates, where quirks of behavior from the candidates can have an outsize impact, as occurred when Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore85033 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE sighed ostentatiously during his first debate with George W. Bush in 2000, or when Richard Nixon appeared sweaty while debating John Kennedy in 1960.
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Watch: A visit to the only record label in the world making music for dogs "He loves dogs," sighed Sebastian's mother wearily, watching her small son vibrate with the kind of manic joy normally unleashed only by a family size bag of Pixy Stix (or a medium-to-high dose of Ritalin.) As we made our way through the terminal, Pierre started nosing in the direction of a tall, bandana-clad man leaning against a pillar.
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He asked about her life, and she sighed impatiently and ticked off the father and the farm, the dead mother, the older brother, William, who was away to be a doctor, the significant fact of her return soon to boarding school, and she was aware that every word signified the extent of the gap between them, in this country, at this time, and the gap would, of course, feed into his fantasies about her, which she was sure were already hot, fetid and possessing, and now the four days until the train went back through the Midlands to her school seemed like all the time in the world to make this happen.
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