That was the sound of us sighing over these perfect cinnamon rolls.
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The one I personally keep picking up and sighing over is the Essential Phone.
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I spent much of last night steeling myself to be disappointed, fully expecting that this morning we'd be sighing over the American weakness for British accents ("1917"), parsing the triumph of nihilism ("Joker") and sighing over a cute Holocaust movie ("Jojo Rabbit").
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" As a viewer, you are constantly pulled between sighing over the sweetness of their dynamic and longing for it to finally become "real.
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A single standing-only counter, jars of pickled bar food and local workers sighing over sumo wrestling on TV. The owner is often referred to as Mom (in Japanese, of course) by the clientele.
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That is until one day late last year, when that same friend and I were sighing over a recent wave of bad news — personal, geopolitical — and she paused and asked me: Whatever happened to Dog of the Day?
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So the next time you hear someone sighing over the vagaries of time, and how there just aren't enough hours in a day, here are some alternative day lengths for you to bring up and completely (and scientifically) derail the conversation.
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And the sight of Amy Schumer stripping down to her bra and Spanx in front of a mirror after a bad date, sighing over every perceived flaw as the undergarments dig into her skin in red welts, was just that kind of wake up call.
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Most of the responses I received expressed appropriate admiration and envy of my goats, but the message in question was intended not as a response to me but as an aside to some of the recipient's co-workers, sighing over the kinds of expenditures on which I was frittering away my uncomfortable income.
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While there's a bit of a tradeoff being made there (I'll admit to sighing over the loss of this lovely image from Hades and Persephone's first meeting: "The smell of the flowers she held in her hand, / The pollen that fell from her fingertips, / And suddenly Hades was only a man, / With the taste of nectar on his lips"), that revision means that the story now feels more organic to the characters.
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Trasimede, feeling guilty about abducting "Rosilda", has released her. When the disguised Alceste sees "Rosilda" sighing over a portrait of King Admetus, she snatches it from her hand. Admetus and Antigona make plans for their wedding, watched by the jealous Trasimede and Alceste in disguise. Trasimede decides to kill his brother but Alceste dashes his weapon from his hand, saving her husband's life.
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Pancho, sighing over exciting tales of bullfighting, dreams of being a real toreador, even if his mother doesn't want him to fight bulls. He's spurred to show what he can do in the ring when three saucy senoritas whom he wants to impress cast their eyes at a poster of a handsome matador named Don Jose. The trio of girls with their colorful costumes show off their charms. However, Pancho is outclassed by other amateurs and by the bull.
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